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$- •yiiw^a»iwai»i!i^jjfig£g5S55g^^T^^r??ff!^ out,’ ib i s Its. learned J |o m j | , little book, prepared fbr t i e u | | o f l e a ca|»-,; tains and a thoi^-w h e n 4 ^ * n tffi/6ti yn on board. Mr. ,r4i ^9nH§M ^T\^ twisted the ends together loosely, so as to mali® one large one, and let i t Jiang putrut Ui« wound pver the b o n ij then 'tel On the fourteenth day i ‘found the. stiipg? loose iti the vrp«nd,':G\% SrJ>W|: matter had ftee]jj^ome^ it liealed up litarany other out. *!. iO W . ' ........... ifl». J< fate. Hie was ; drownéd on the. truetion of his boat by an enraged w h a le / ■’ - - j4 ^ tW |8 ,^rV ie think not. It is only \sea ïioàsly '^à s g ÿ ïP d r & m i w a n t o f propor ear© and attention. We think vre see some signs our ¡citizens fullyow ferenf the vital ieipor- '4lie8 ^ R í a '& & f k r f p r ¿ |e # t ó oM T ^ a g e ? ; too innoS ¡hólimgTjííe'kii - .Every inan î» Uta ^iU a g e i^i^s-a^lô-'shQ iïîâ^atw ii» subscribe pn.d; s u ÿ s c r ib 'o ^ e r a jlj. De- ï'pâffc, ond tho Roiid .... - ----‘-..for until thè over wi; __ _.. . thé ï*ariuèrB along th a liâo'to;. binld Jtj Or £ v e ñ t o S d & e 'i ^ g ö f f i B h ü r f r 't i ö w a i a s ¡ ^ - ¿ b œ t r W äM tä]^sfberi tîtôjKsçè '*'fli$pbsiibion & e - I t B E W W I C H , KP; Thursilay, feb iim r if a, I 8 M . ■ - T o » « » - ■• Wo are ündör great obiigntioöS1ò t tliosel ofour Pntrons-vSio'haVo promptly rospond-l ed to Our call ê r “ iníifcoF.itfl aid-” ■ We find,] however, upon looking o\'er our Books, larger number of poUaqncnta tlian ym ojpf pected Wp have boon engaged in makin'fi out these accounts, tinti a? we eamiotattenc ’ personally to Eljo collection of tljciñ, vrohay« cpgagod tho ^orvîcos of O. K. Rice, Esqj to assist us-. Wo hop^e none will take offence «ttlijs,bofethat_álí will ie prepared tg range their Bills vrhoh called on. * Subscriber? who get their Papers at the Office will find their Bills mode out to the . tat of-January. We wish to have _all ae- , _ COUP.S Battled up to thaï possible to bave all euBsorîphonB begin ■with lhatdftte. ' S e e H o w *1IVorbs i Keep your eye on the Nebraska Bill. Its avowed purpose is to repeal the Compromiso of 1820, so far as it isHavomble-to-Libertyr and to nrnko. unrepeatable thè Compromise ttffSäO-, favorable to Slavery This Territo-\ \ry-gfffebmjk a is. cqmfo'n-gâw-to-tttelwai -ítítíesrw~0hio;-THn{~®e9,- cvery-foot ofit,. tirtly oxclqded.. iL is now proiioscd to do »way Tsdth that provision, and wall in the north, to the British Province«. ‘Tîsis is the |- WjilI*of the South, and- iliû Is’orih must aab- mit. Thus the South Bara ovorcamed {heir paint!:. They givean.inch to 'the; North. fa> get an ell f o r themselves, and w h o a their el! » scoured, takfi even that i s ok back, again. This Is the history o f Compromises with Slavery f r o » the iegosning. Tho Bill will pass tho Senate with case, imtl though it wLH meet with strong opposi- ^M d e m n S s a i E o f t i Jiito , . , ..., _ , »l& » !igf)iSae-^S|g is l e a ; ^ by, msByJiKa|ji.i8- given u p tEe ghosts m?: singH? JJJ reqiliam-OvesF itsinainl^te remains, nnd_ con sign it to the grave o f oblivion along side, o f its elder brother., wh.o died' some three or fotsr years since, of tlie eamo disease. ' • • aah-.Ci»;. . h e | 5^Ui<^o— s u l l e f l i j - :.m , rt , ê à ' w á é t b a i A i l O t b ^ t leather-—ir» due sesso» lost Uis health and sbaltìng Tv'ith tïiçs fever and ague .left for -was iíuádvooatmg tbç oíeetíón ó f Mi. t ’oit.” ^Ii^,a,])ttve refaiaTlc ?• Hughes, in jb'b •’first tòjrt at gpeeoh 'making ik CÓi>®í6ss. ' W ÿtàoù|hi St\ thtí'tiftie thù.t ÇHAÂtâS -ièìsA - harH# hiii l u i i ^ ’.and we are gla|l to reJjelW flflsi candid confession from hiim. Bopoliö ■will bo^ slittitiworo careful ¡of his ,lIang,J timber hoteaftòr. I -f -Co&tôÊaiiîdtobingtQ» C&-P-6(>i>le’fi Journal. 1>r ^ 4 f ' | | | è x 0 i i , l s t ‘ ^ flaw f c ily - P a ii? of .^jtont, a loií¿raj;eoji.tiiof fie ojî, jgin and. principles of the Aineriicim Col omzatioif Society» - I t ffi8| 5 ft:S«tirely dif- 'p á í t s ^ b é t f e r 1 k í i m r a . ’ : M r ; J m e ® ^ S ^ r ^ S r g á í ü i m ' t í t y V l n ^ , * * m k & s m c h & r m n^M^pestiteStiai; fe.yejtsj^ slough ^fMs- pond and wouldn't adwaeijijiy.oiie t^Ddiiafi! a jresidence there.’ .Well 'frons itS ao^. odnnte^jf tlie ¿trldk-.timfs of 1845 aad- ereabbiifiTtluaaiustliir ly dangeroug and disagreeable fvojitier eet- tieiuent,— 5Irg. Partridge is an old resident liiire.. She causDftio'nithe Ea.st, sbeffiiiiEs, aboui t h f y w 3M6. jit that earljf prri- tid, ¿lie informs-me, ladies seldom ventured- info tlie street.—What a deprivation'—no visiting V- iio shopping!—She ‘ v&ry well: reeolleeta-iaviBg-' stuck girjtr -itr-tliir -nmd while attempting to cross the stoeet one day and havingljeen rescued by the praise worthy From . this anfl similM* inoideñts, I ani decidedly ¡niermeet, sprang up a iueirativc business Cor teamstevs. Low earts prevail- tt?** In tbo éourfe a recent ivor of vvprds io Cong ross betvveen tho Hards and Softs Mr. Smith, (Hard) of Ya, called ont Kir. Hughes.! (¿oft) ofN . Y. a s to üis'posifíonijr tho con ¡ng struggle on the N ebraska Bfflj, vrbioh -e ■. sajjng^J: ttotíí'W a n tíi test foc-iljy futnré a c tion; 1 desire to point to m y co.nihtu|ntei-vrhatevor their vioW» a re, Bowiil I ;nct on-tbisifloor. Xa i t . i |a y be possible-that tho m u r k y a t- m o spnerf' ábou Hushes’ vision— (we—in'fer-j-' that snchj m ay bo the case from tlio faet that he ncglccted to explicitly define his position) —'would i t not bo well for his constituents to give him a fresirespfesaon of fcholr-^- '‘ viows’'? But who does Mr.‘ Hughes re gard~*is-hi8-eoastituíttt5=hi» E a rtyr o r th o People? __ i -^ ......................... ........... ...... .......... y i q n o r Question kave’tóáá made' to tho Lesralature' , . . . i , _ , f ~ tion in the House, there in little to cncour- ~ nùs tlie hi.4ki-lb^-^ w4ii-íaui¡i¿jLt^ tlmm kindly thank our friends. But lot it bo' remembered ti n t it can never pass tho Houso unless i t rccsive iiccnty-fitc ---- r ~ ----- -^•-Qtea-fcs.m.Jjiii.freo.north, Tho Soath.unas. sjstod could jjjjt' nJake»on&f«et of Nebrajj. idt. Slai o Territory. But fta.dseg beforcr eo. now there aro Northern Doughfnies cnpugh to propose, and ¿¡iffy^itixpc^oct- ieoh-a pr< vision, la then the .'Jiortli implreated in tho system o f Slavery, o r is it n o t ? L o o k a t t h e C o i v t r a g t We. see by. the fate tie-wir*'from South America that a BilF' provitlirig for tbo abo lition of Slavery 4 n Brazil h a s passed ono of th a Legislative bodies of th a t nation, and « ill hceom£.a lassJiDajiifc. receive the eanc-' iionoftlio o th’cr. These Uni ted.States will soon bo the only Nation en earth th a t oher- isbss thra instltutirin. IinglnTnj, though a Monarchy, lial freed licr Slavei. Frfine ’fe/r.Vi-feraae, has dtjuii' llie sitma Mokam- ‘ CTcdfan liirfejyls’an. AiüftSïaverÿ nûèîrin. as! ■Ìs\&l 60 half.ciuilhed Mexico and New Gren- . ada. Gut thisTiepuMìcaii, Chttsliait$iatìba is’ghenâhîBË Slavery os rfifcyére tBe holy of: holies • among her institution?, and baa \now in bonds moro humàn hc'oga than inhabited the thirteen colonies a t tho time of their rèi çîstanco to British oppression, and is subject- ~ Ting them to Oppression a thousand fold Wofo grievous than liny that afflicted onrfore- fatbers. ‘‘ ---- • W h a t is- being done to take away this re- - proaoh from os ’ w h a t a io politicians do-\ ing ? Let the iutwduciicn of tho JfoiSaska ' Bill answer. WJja|- ia,tho Çhjaroh dping ? Let tho following stand as a vfîtncss. . • “ By ealculations.based upon tlio United states census and statistics of religious bod ies, It is estimated that tiio SltitiredisEs' m Hie I United States own Zl&-fi 6 S: Slaves; Presbv- . teriane, (Old and New School.) 77,000 ; Bap- . „tisö, H5,0Ó0' CatnpbellUop, i 01 , 0 () 0 ; Ëpîa- \ copaliauB, 89,1)00 ; other, PmióRiati^ s^qoq I —making a sum total“ of 8S0,eea alavés o’wn- 1 edlby tvuniBtera and niombers Of Protestant \4 churobeá iu tho L'nited beatos. At S4no {a sflow estimate) for oaehSIave, tliis aakes a -property fund vested in human bodies and , soak of $570,22jt,?00, owned by the Ameri can Protestant churchcá. Tlio .influonco of i thisufund must 'íie moi-, resisted, and over- cbiHo, bÿ t-lio inSnence whicii éhftll rernovo slavery ,from thq churches:” has cotnmcnCcd u p o irtíe subject, and we inay eoDßdontlyiooi for&inodeSnite action '«ar*ww» *Jf(* -itvxssiAff. -- -Vit» intondod to have do-voted more spaco to thi.» subject the p a s t two weeks, b u t a n avalanche o f cornnjunieations has prevented.' W e a r e glad t o i So t h o ir People\ falling Jh w ith oòr euggeatiou ’ or jnntalion Io write l o r People’s J o n r n a t \Vyhile opi this'subjebt, i t may n o t bo improper to rem«rk) we h*ve re- j eeived o f late manÿ. icttors from iriçads a jl: w a rm lj .«pprovirig o f the IndcpendenL^tahd w d k“ ' u l^ien, «pressing many k ind wish- ès forooríñccess, for all which we 'would. f f e e f d E ie c tiB M , The bill, sttbmitting tie prcpcsd sxecd- ment* oi attrlhuted tbo principal instvumontality in ___ its actuarorgaijiiiauon, yet the mighty «plf- ta% iUt M W j ^ - A j ^ - w riigTCTr « ^ pa ^ W ^ u n d ia ^ a * V « ^ J w upon each side mvtted you at overy streot crossing to step on— Jiold to the stakes and d,rop a penny as you landed safe on tho op Jiosfte si<fe,' Bttt a s deep 4 sysas t lie mud in t^e springs and falls, deeper still was\ tho d u st in the beat of summer, for the in fant town of a Tmn5?r«pt State could not af ford the luxury of a watering cart. Ajid Mr. Jones-.at th.it time too was disgusted witfe unseemly ’ponds among which tlio Town bad its origin. It’s undoubtedly a eoureef of consolation to many for seen® persons, whose ominous fears drove them to selTfficirlaiidaori-atTier givethem.away and remove tor more favored and ¡»rowing towns, to ifiQW-that TvburtsMr.Gunner used to-alioot’Wild ducks and the Sentinel Sign . , . Post inseribed ' Beware—n&iottoin’ used S 4 0UtJ ^ fgton - ^ f f ^ w W o B the'i.nwarytravoirel « » r i d , a n « r . Hushes' ^„H g m fieerit 'iremom, House,’the first Hotel of the cits''-and.that those lands udiv sail readily at SlfjOO per aero. • Chicago ia noJongcT.a pmiilem-—. Plank sido walks and plank streets have put to flight tbo ferryman’s low cart, and towering brick blocks have putto Sigb^tlio. Guttntsrs wild dueis. Far bejona„ |lie city limits clean pjanks invite you to plew aniwalks arid omnibus lines—fcTpTéS^ST rides—if any \rido “without the \soûtbîng music of the steam engine, can be peasant. Bùt yonr JàIrÿ-;7ôriKin / don’t believe site «V»*1i* > ¿V* itijuwv'n 7 -ïvüli'vj/' her milk cool in situiuier and cabbagos warm-fa winto? ,1 .profe'sTB' kriow ïn t tittle ahout the ceilars o f Ghicágo, hui niy .^V jV t. pàiigHt-gigti t oStho foltogiug qofì. ees in the Journal, To Éett ¿¿an excellent cellar, I8Dcàrbòrn St. înquiroofJ. Ä. îlatshaü à Co. t To Rent—-One o f tlm best cellar« in C!hi. ;e l.'onstitntiorrfff'Ä iiScato tfcc Ösnals,' to .tho petipfe, has pSsieä lot& b r n n e h e s c f tbe L e g islature.J ' . rte<^€Dçligesa&propesëtl-à r é fájñihW tó úbst ú í tíür feidere, ' Tha súh- Btanca of thè «mcndniéntsbowover is this- : It íútijcriiea tlié S tate to torroiy on thfe cagò— h igh and d r y —130 Lake St. Cokit & Co. Frota which I date .say «ten 3ír. Hedge ivould Vcniure-tho Tjonelustoti chat .. j - . L such jriielcs~aie fcmnci here, thñüglr ññ* ïbundanee of Ttell-siif>pîicâ tùarL-ets ren ders thcTü Tiot mdï*ptmsabk. • •'ß fit \Eiateifeè/ KcHy pliua.'— ïfôtt -are ïîght, • Sïr. * Joncs. Tbérd ' 'is ' a trcmcndou^Trcf)- E«%“for'wlfelri¿ Tn&tìey and some bave been ns sicT-^ôf ŒelTTîâf? gdins as ivàs memo-ralilo Sii- Jnhb, when he fdu n ä M m ^ f tí) thè 'vraters of tlio íbarneí .V i À • Vf ïri&une of M n nday morn. \ ingeontiiiW an nppaiiing itocount o f an bori Vible-eataWopliB (®fc RftVíínsn^Jod, fe.' I., on teaturday kfternoeln, last, 'iCoasionod by. tbo blowing i^p oi ft b all and carttidge ihnnu- iietory. Tlm 'huilding was utterly annihi- lâted, anii flixK’çn perdían tliirfciotf ~0f\whofij • .WBïÿ' Alfitosb. W » im teiify k i lk d ' and tjtfer beá:í,!(*hloirn''(Vsíííiirís! ■ ítiirriblo ' ' the s u m 'of $2,250,000 per j<^r for tEe next four yeürs, to bis' appropriated io the enlargpnient of tbs Erie, the Oswego; -the Cayuga and Seneca Canals, and fió com- plction-sf tho Blick River to d Senesee Vtilloy. Canals, and for tho enlargement o f '.Ba%ff^n4ha .C%nvp¡iuijt- C aúal:— :— f íh ñ special JÜleetion fe. to be held on, the third Í \ redncBday of February next-, which will be on the IStfe > .t ... Íheí fiEtprtiass. .'I'own tílerls sn«i As- KMorg meet on tlie First Monday fa Feb- rnary <t!je6th J- next, atl2^ferir-!*7ioon, at the office-of the Ttmtf C lerk,ia- each towb, a id deaignáo lii. the samé niaohgr as n6w required by láw for the- election for Joveriiori die place in. each ejection dis- riet a t wlnolí scliu special electiotishal] fo heldfáBd tfaíí nñS>é.;^ signatíng tie time of opehing áííd closing tlie poll, ' ‘ ■ ' 1 Theelection is tobe eonductedtlie samo as an election for governor. íh o ballots aro \to be in the following f e r f c — ' .: ■ • ‘For the propoeod a’mondtnetvt in relation to flse « f i n a ls’or, ‘Against the proposed amendwcQt in relati&a to tbo canals.’ hft- mrlniwii ‘Pro, posed amóndment iíiíeliitíón to Uio canals,’ and eo folded fta to conceal the contents of the ballot «nd exhihit the endorsement. . * The Inspectors fere to return a statement to the Supervisor of the votes cast, the same as ia an election for Governor, and tho county .canvnssera are to meet on I ’eb- tnary aotb, tho Monday next suceeeding the day of election. The State CflnTOSsera meet within fifteen days after tho ofeotion But, serk 0®]^ the ffirtâïïîÿ\ of Chicago för fbr yen* 1-S5B, when compared' with that o f the inost healthy orties çf o u r cönnliy, d e c ide -uli-- ■eguivqesilyilaisIuBrrty. :*lhiring theyenr 1853 in New Tfdik Bity-, Ï 1 died 'to erory 074“ -îrï T?iììHììlorft' 1 ' to-§0|—î i 7>ïiiî I to 4 5 i—ift-Btiatfflt .1 Irl ítñ3-^ iri ,/?l^r^rrf- - sent tho_ Sooiety..itself¡-as it(4» for publie»tioií/ 7 [C|iÿj gape^is ^ listfussion, ï tbought I would aSlf öiee'fö pîïblÎBh this uecodnt,' believing - trath-st. JeaïU—■to-degén< - ïliy readers have had the aoèouiit given by the- Néw-¥ork StatfrColonizatioa Soci ety, which iE adapted for the Northern fcelingi Note, if thee publishes the follow ing fram theTimcricar Colo&katioc Soei- 'ety’itself; they nnty then see both sides.— The foUüwîng is from tliS^Rgjyert of 'the\ jVmeriean Cislonimtion Soeiety,. for ,1849 : . “ Althoiigb’emjueut and good men from other Sïates were concerned in the ccn-i struefion of tile Colonization Sooiety, and, to the honored name of Finley is'correctly Mother of Sktes\; and the'e'mBryo of flul great political structure tna.jr.be.traeed. to She'brain of t)i'{ author of the Deelara- tion Of Independence, who is now seen to 'SiltrS' real Jupiter of the political Miner va, Sis' young Ilepublic of Liberia. ■ ^ Liberia is indeed -our twin \áster finds her rights asserted in . the same Declaration,‘‘and, though of•_longer ges tation, is nojv triumphantly born, and déstíped ífli.e'us & rogulate and govern a continent, with our liberal ■Constitntio'h a- dopted as hers, and the Bible her great moral code. Standing by the' birth.-of the Colonization, Society, or aiding in its- ineipiency, we’find 'Busbrod Washington its first President, and •Henry Clay its sec ond, John Randolph, Jeflerain, Madisorf, Monroe, Judge Marshall, Bishop Mead, fior f Je^Pwyìé1* letamai.. - , . - . T Ö f ^ I E R S . ; j É 5 j l ^ « r à '■ ■' No! S . The small quantity of valuable fr^it now produced in this couiitr)4, sad offered |n Jtho niarketB, scarcely entitle the traffic in it to the B£mo tfatle, any more tjaa an infant desorves the-name of ¿an'. ’ The Jiet^ii 9 ii;|pjJes grow; in th spontanco.ullyjjias teudi fiirtiier 'Careless-,- and tbo' For the Washington County Peoples. Jont'nai. f .i-i ¿ ’ eçlniubtts d e ^ \'m r |r f » tt¿i# ig fog h é - 'âisè<îlerylï;Tàp9 b^saüin^ to ifea ë s j r Ainericua ÿéspùeii® forche .discovory of the iluntinent oxj which we live. New ton for the discovery of tlie laws of gravi- Ilurvuv fur the cii'. ulation of -the ton ; Wrn. FjsEer; White Creek ; Èilwgrà sfie . G ravine; D|pie|^liller, Greenwich; R a tio n and Delevau tbr^e.hihti,«‘t h e ^ o t the qsantity even'of this poorer quality. Yet there are a few. noble escpptiens, b^t.theBo^ârè sa rare ' that their doings is not.generaDy.ljRosn. ^S & reiore.j jn speaking, of the f m i t tm d S v l must: confine-jnyself most to indi- T^w?iT!i035ìfrteTrlti^^ ago án enterprising farmer .in ‘ 6oxsrtekie-■ » - s-country almost to render the quality of fruit ^(M iiuiwsb^afcok,} w -tte-% tiau. »™f: u Tbomn»'W ;'f^ney, iaokson; Dow for pvoduoiug tho^Maine Law. - Hut above all these* should praise bo awarded jo our Brother, Dock Burdick, for discov ering, e*ei) under tfie 'Jresett Imperfect license systeri), a waywhespby thu Uiifor-’‘Abner Browiiell.' White tunato di-unkord ■; may be mado. a sober man, tin mdusmouseitizeni G*een>Go« of,this Stafe, shipped from the products, of hisi orcbard, .wljieh consisted mainly of Newtown Pippins, to London, in barrel? eonfaining just two bu?bels each, apd-they”oleaied for bim-jfifteen -doHars a barrel.-, This was 4ibent the first ship- ment-of apples to Europe froffi puilson River that awakened any special interest on the subject. Immediately after this Mr. Pell'planted his fer famed oroliard of -Newtown ijppins on the hanks of the river ia nLrfjr Pa. Tf is atnf.p.d nn gnnd nntlinri: -bearing the signature of. Mr. P. himself and confirmed by others that in tha fall of 1847 ha Sold from this orchard 20-fi00 barrels of apples, delivering them at his Storehouse on the river at 84 per barrel, Mr. Reed! ~tbe gentleman referred to at Uoxsaekie was oSered for one crop-of the fruit on /his orchard, which cqnsisted of twelve acrea, the sum of §800 dollars.but refused it. Tluere is scarcely another frui.t grower in tbiffconutiy who baa entered inttr' the enlture of apples extensively enough to ohtaln a reputation in £ha foreiga mar kets. So- that, in fact the traffic \vt/ fruit «John 5’aylàt*-tìi-4’»Fo]ina1 Andrew Jaek - J '^ k isB n il is chiefly in the bands of men son, C.j£jtlercer, F. S /Ivy. E. BÏ'C a l d V ^ ^ P 1^ 11*6^'coBafrj'and p ick op lots well, and otEers, Virginintvs by birth and feeling, though citizens of the world, by their^works. Jefl’erson perceived distinct» ly t his ovii (of letting free negroes remain nmong-tbe slavd?) wbeqi tlio\cbud vvas not yet larger than n man’s hind, and be en- 4e.ivored, to liririh it nwny,.— If weJmve calculated rigStlv. the removal of the &ee colored population from the States\ i a now dqsirctilc, :qud will soon beeoiuo absolute ly ncccss'clry. ■ Tho question-r-the .Crisis, <j-can.it be-done 3—longht it to- be done, and rinnt! jt,ow ? We answer affirmative ly.—-It can, ought, and »nst be done.-*?* The free negroes corrupt the slaves, and- aid them in cvery_ course—they form an oxc rese nro-on-tligjifldv pulit?L^ \rtfiuh ru- qnires amputation.” In this'Iieport (1849), we find after 33 years the Colonization Society,_saying the, ani quantity of applus that may bo offered of apples Tierc' and there as best they can of qualities the best they can find, scarcely ever -finding a let of any largo amount fit for shipment to a foreign market, and there fore find a sale f§r \them a t home. Thore is scarcely a first rate lot of npples appears in ’the N. r . or Bijstap'fiiarketa. Inthe fall o f 1853, a gentleoptm by the name of Jufte,. collected a lot of2.5QQ barrels from a few orchards in' Westchester Co., N. ¥ and shipped, them to Liverpool (England) .whore he sold them for frorn (eo t<? seven teen aplfctra per harrd, tljo oetfc profit of which amounted to, 310,000, a snug little sum indeed fey the labor of three or four months, And the capital employed. TfeeiefcsJj-ipa-Ajit-tiwfowiA ibe «wth- em States, Eostand West Indies, so ar range tlwur. iargoes, that they can carry ofytci of the- Aniurican\’ ety, ta to provide for the removal • to Libe ria of the Jric .colored popalation of the United States. Jiothing-said. fertho.Sytti't’, nothing fur tho poor hcnigkted JfJfISan7 Why ! Because, in'the Mnd—article of its Oohstitution it declares til® ' Tiro removal of th o free people of color is its exclusive object.1 . . 4a-fte «tma B«£)&H..(1S49) ia. a memo- rial to the Virgìnia Legislature, saying, \ The time has fully come when, if we do not höldly grapple' tie difficulties acid con- ei^d In any port m Asia in «s perfect oi> dor as they were shipped, commanding an enormous price. Yet but a very small an? triî-red ívr that t-rado. -In deed, Slew England, and the Valley of the Hudson—dio best .country on earth fpr.the culture of fruit, do hot sppplyu one fourth the wants of tbeir own inhabitants, nud all the apples they send away;- tó foreign ■BKukctor-iit-liternliy dfiprivtug thúír own -ehildi-on ' of this luxury. \Such is the oriiníñalTieglect that fhiit culture has re- t-rel“y«4n, tUcy wilf conirdl Tis. The c v i l s i ^ i l “ ^ ^ r y , that more than „1 th r e e quarters o f uieir supply, gPnOTaily comes from the western part of the States of New York, Michigan and- Ohio,, and contingent to slavery aria a largo class of fret (ufored pcoplr, the dependents of slav<>«, cntKttttttSfiff 3 f e w c l n s ? in Sod - , . . , they are: pavma for thorn from three to Mu, and yet elevated above the slaves m,. . U , . . r five dollars a barrel. Tbra does not loos whence they originated. ” Tf tlirr plcar.ti.-, T sbull pl'tiot-uL Week to thy readers farther. Tn meanwhile I re main thv fi ir'nd\ ’ \ PfiSS. I to 5 0 .Ì “-/B u t iheso faets ’aeed not bo siatcd to raise, t i e reputation o f . Chicago abroad, and draw llither tbo tide ofqmigratiun. A- city whoso population froni 1st o f Kan. 18- 63 to 1st «fan. I'854, . ha 3 increased from 39,000 to GO.OOO1, isnofcncccssitateiLiOplay the , beggar. J t e r course J s i o n m r f and nothing can retard her growth ’while 10 Rail Raids now in operation and I tnore ' SOitt.ia . ¿otnpleted. shalL pile’ .\wealtli -in■ feet-lap.i—Btft I -must ____ ..._v „.... , 3rop iBis fraitM themo. AlIo\y S e to arfd liable to lead fco abuse. wish the highest suoces.« to your Tndep^nd-1 ^|,e sent Journal. • -I «noiosa yon a- years sub-1 Tbo ronnee.tifm at Norwieh ob tho Bos ton and New York Centrai Line, wilî bo eotnplpted this weblï. Thero are, bowevôr fivder six miles o f thè Norfolk 0«3unty Extension tmlinished. Tablk Ti a.\x >'0 — The Roman Cat'holio Bishop of 'Montreal, bas Issued a pastor^ al, condemning tab/e moving asá practice, if not alwnlutely smful, a t least dangerous KT-.. f-\ • ’ ?\!’ ~r7'''Y\’gn trade. And yèt, while alî. this indiffe rence prevails in relation to apple-culture, millioiiB, and hundrods of millions. thisTery day àie pining far them, and more thaà Sidney /-Pnller, . East# j^Ruel l'eniber. Ä w S f t } B e n jifain |f Fowlpr. White Creeki'Paul J)ölg, ínekwm; William A. Russili^ Salimi frames JP. Noxon, Whita Ore oli ; Iïïram Hutol/kitfS, I lampion ; Wm. . Alesandor, • Greenwich ; Çjhas. R..Mann, Oranyilie ; Winfoj Bnrdiek, Easton ; John Mood.' ïlérsciiell for.the iuveution of the ^ p , P . f ’owfi'f; Wfi&o Üi'ëi?It ;îR ë î^iB lIn’’ Telescope. Rubei't-Fultuii fur apply ing R o g e r s , b r m i : ?»loiiiôii ÿjïïfeîy Itntop* atcam to navigjjJÄon. Frauklin fur provòments £• _____ i n ..? . . v i . , . ip. . . ..u i 1 , 1 - u n a r u w . n in e , - 1 . ^ _ . iTaiñoa* SíolílTMl Trustees o: activo uvea erecting «i gtittta.jifc'J for thé.^n i ¡m. i tun , (Jreetfr jj.,Liwisi ;fï reejiwièh. . .art of-printing. . w | * ^ -Joy. tathe.Q. oalglibtn-j For what thou hast done j Although not a king, Thou doservest a crown. Success to thee, oeighbor, - la this glorious 'cause; Go on in thy labor’ Under oMJtesafls to ws, Till our Legislature, . In the stiength cf their naight, i Shall love human nature Enough to do right, ' . And give us' a law, So good And so. strong, TEat even the boldest,- Shall foav to (far wrong. How happy a n d blest i W ill then bo our village: With noite-to molest, flunder, or piUnge The pooi in qxie midst, Of healtb bread an^ fuoL, While they clothed thom in rags, And feed thom on gritol'. The temperance BTar thon No longer shsrifewane, And we’d do iis tAty do , Away up in Maine— Dos&oy the old fellow Whoro e’er hc.isftund,- In garret or collar, x Or deep under'ground, In hogshead or barrel, In coffih or oast— In rum ju g or teg, In Phial or flask— ’Till naught shall remnin To tempt man to evil, Ip the ebape of ft spirit do on, Neighbor Burdick In thy labor of lofe, ^ ” And if not croWpcd hero, Thou shalt b e above ; Where praise and roivord, is irWell’ under- fiteud, .Await ttiose of earth •* who hato slono -what tlioy could ’’ fivA e v e h g r E e n . February 2. 1854 From thi- Salem P n ’“s. C o u n ty C o a r t i D E C ISIO N S a t tho J a n u a r y Term o f tl«’ iw“ -^íounty-tíourt-r'üf'tho-tíwnit)- ington, in the year 1^54 Judgm e n t o f the Court Lrlair affirm ed with Costf^— Wfti. llolderr, Jlcxpmul- ent. agt. Win. L.-l’ferfjHSon. Appdltm lr ->- t'hnrles fe-SbuH afitl^ii'iuther.. Jfespmid- rnts, pj;t. «Jolm Tanner.“ A ¡ipelhint — Jaiues l). 1\IiranvilleiJ Ucspnnrlrn/. ngt. David Puttee, Appellant liohort- ¿{all. Respondent, ngt. Thomas Buinp, Appd- lifury (’.Gray, Whito C&etf .; Abnjiham Mutthewsr 'Qr<'eiiwich 'tJonXes \SIcKic White Creek ; Sswuifl Wilbur, Easton ; James Wiley, Haston ; Daniql Bsi'ber, Greenwieh fflenderaon îïarkness, Salem ; . «te ;ÇÆe À J-Íoíin M. Ilea, Hsbron i Wau filoMin, Greomvieb-.; -ßtiberfc--I#.--I%£ter-rSiriew-fTjncob---ibaniiiiig, Cambii lge ; Timothy I>. Johnsoui- Grau- viRe ¡.Alexander ^SloOutnj trcanville'; Jo1, sepli Peckhaiu, ;*WMte 0re3t$T Stephen R, Gray, Salpin.; Hebron ; Abrabtm- • Gifford,. Oambx;dge:; Kobert Spiuk,—Oreemv’ich j :Jobn C.- Mc Lean, Greenwich r Walter Perguison; ‘Sa lem*, Zina Cornell, 'Gainbridgo t John-B. Davids. Greenwich ; Isaac Norton, Gran ville ; Florton Tefil, G reenwich; Osotur Culver, Cambridge ; ¡Ziba B. Balder, Hampton ; Austin T. Hall, Cambridge, Wm (Joggahall, Kaston. - t A-ftraHiAfiT .of W e D i a s A g e s iiiS S o th e O h io Schools.— T h e Ohio State Democrat publishes'a reply o f H.'JB. B a r ney, tho State\ Commissioner o f Cotmiion Schools] to a question proposed to him By a nuniFi’r~?)f the citizens o f lirowtj, county whether on New Year’s evening, Boholars weie legally aufiiurized to bar _.thQ.do.ors of their school houses, and resist the de mand of the directors a q d teacher- 4o^epea the samp,“ unless a treti^-of--twodollars be granted tbeui by. the teaeher ? 1 i t BCCnis that this x&udu of procedure on the psrt o f tlie scholars b»s been p r a d w e d from time itnm p raorinl: and on the IgustJSpw^ Year’w day, when tli^ teacher of^’rrschcol i.i Bti>wu county rpfuw.d to pay tbo sum, the bo\s wero upheld in their dem and by many of t ’leir par«nts and some of, tbo magistrate s of the cuunty, and the teajhOr was at List obliged tu cntnply 3fr. Bar ney. decided that tho boys in such ecises wore tr-*3pa*scrs, and liable to the sarpe iHnoaet of daiusgea nii thcy-wotiia bo a t - the suit of a private citizen, whoso ’dwel- ling they should eiwe against btin with * view of oMi.rting money “ News Rems# friiton.Ait <’ aisb of D&mfe—A boy of 11 years, iinnictl Thomas Daley, died in Kast street, ft few days since, from.ipjaries ri’ceivod by hctng «truck by a snow ball. —liosTim Tnm.-oipt. ' : ’ JV.Kwn A« \iiD!:n —Rev. Edvpird Kverflt Hole <if Worrpster. Mass., hits \V- iant. Sidney 1>raçcr, Ih.i¿»uifilrntr agì. best cssay -on \ Juvflnilo—Delinquencies ” I - Uei.iorors Co.'.-TiiovKasv.—Theiß is a discussion rfow going on bn thw city which has probably attracted more attention than other simikr controversy fur many' years. Wo need scarcely say -we refer to that now in dobate between Rev Dr. Berg, the ablo . champion of tho divine origin i f thS'jBt- ÄE.\ “ *“'• \*f ^ ^ field r ^ p e A W ^ W a im a Kinmiev. Rrs | 1i('r' relll) a^ crta tliat v\ll ‘o bS-M icro oonjfcnti agt. Jhdah Thowpson, A/ip'V ^umnn production, on tfiiruibcr.=»[-Ph3ad ¿ant. Jolin Spaulding and nnuther, / i f « | Register.' - pnnrlrnlx, ngt. Wnrro'n Cartor, .'I pjicllant . -ifenry lüin, Respondent, £igt. iäagh> WiJ-j it is stated tliat Washington McQnerry hams and others;, Apjirthmis., «-lubn R a r-. the fugitive slave whose Arrest and rendi* ber and another. Ti-ustce,. &o . J H W . * ü h Jud McL(ian- e^UctT öueb at- C?!ts. apf .Jnntpo ITnpkin-iann nnr>tM('i‘, An - 1 \ n , pel!unis Reuben G Gamble, M n p o w l j tention in this oity in August last,-has Thcudom-Suwrna. —’ luadc a ggcond escape trom slavery, and is ?terlMT^önM?d another. Respondents, | now with'liis wife and children cn their igt. Slu'fnmn II DhIp, Appr’idfif. Phil-1 ipTTT'tercttM, itf-spnnricni, 6 ^ . A lnef C. Barnard, Appelißiit. Î Y I - \ way,'to Canada.—[Gin. Gaz., Tuesday. jfcRtxiiAi. RA|>jnsas.h*-The A n |a rn Daily Advertiser Ieanis, with deep^egrct, three quarters of the inhabitant, „f our The Saratoga and W aémgton ¡ «Je«v w&ioh i thn of ^ im i m h - feed seme hungry cbildrea that MAmaX ÀAV1 hrt 1 rtlh A l f l l v * nrl MM , ' . . i . WB dare 3 conscientiously and boldly advocate the right and espóse tho svrong- ' , Yaursittdy, . ...EGOMI^s. 0 5 ^ The latest news from Rrlo ropre- seate tho work of re-lnying the Sail Road track and ró.bnildìng tho Bridges as pro gressing quiotly under thè direótion of thè I’. S Marshall. . - ttp r .Tho Saiidy llill 'Heràld- gays o f vai tVo nevêr know onr neighbër to TOUipliiîlr of Ptinters reeeiriög .tQO .miwb- when lie emno in fou a. shave,?? No, Bir, -you uevpr did, and yptt “ never knew” us io “ come in” for Buclx “ shabcsHW youhivéTìeeìì reïeSïng ibr tlid list, two ycnrM: 'And yea “ aoior knevr’ ns to' hang around Bòards of SUpóf- i holding û'ub-ouî-.porritiger for cEeial pftp. ~ì$à, “neigliI>©rr«-you-‘ -never did, and jvbat js ij>oie._you never w'ilL • ; 1 [q r*;The Senate o f tho United Ötfttes.hftve. confirmed the iioiriínntioñ of j. S. “Rcafieíd to bo Coíle¿tor!0fGáSfót0s‘ at ‘thè Port Of New- York. ’ Tliïtf îs anotliér “ SoiV’ triuinph. J The Maino Law must- ‘becOfflfe-Zfesljnw. ! ÍW.Vbárrcls of rum' Ï The Albany Journal .toys : Thore is a pretty general belief a t Washington that the President yields h is consent to the Ne braska outrage to pTevent. M. Douglas from taking tho South away M in him iu 185ft. Gov. Mareÿ is ' equally wôR understood io regard the rnovement as a breach, of pleged faith, =»»*= . . . ,. PEN’NSYt.VANXA RjUt-nom—• PlIIt,AÎ3Èt,- fHtA, Jan. 27,—The first train passed through the Ureafc Tonnol oh the Pennsyl vania RailroKt, between Pittsburgh and Altona, this morning The engineers are engaged in survey ing a route for the Niagara Ship Canal —tho starting point being TonawSnda. J MAïiiiMAt, Ain' , fok . ,T i ; eh e ï .— A ves sel cleared from New York .last week for Constantinople havingas parï of i e r cargo juitgnicJtíüf tJ{f Court b ílow r e v p fs e á ___ ____ ___ __ _____ _ v a h C W - r - l ’cter G. Blaisdj«, R esjyn - ' tha{ Mr- t>o<,k<* Agent of t i m i í s t í r t •t™* »“* The Saratoga a e a Washington . . v . ^ .... ... . ... A p p e llant. John Callehan,, Anihas5ador, ia that.city, a highly esteem- own country are to day destitute of them ; j HcxponJritf, agt. The.. sarnft ^Company, j ed gentlemen, has hod his mind so mnoh destitute of one of the richest áM am ¡ ,Appill<utts. Joseph SSHxtnaa. Re^pgnr wrOutibt nnon recentín bv A é \ sofriís'” dent, ngt. liluthan Snowdy and'others. Res pondcjSis. Hoses Miller, Respondent, agt. Tbomás M'ftlijre, JVppatthni. ’ Albert N. JIferrill and another, Respondmls, agt Dennis P. Nyo and another Appcllanti.' LewisJK.- Scofieidi Respondent, agt. John: White-, Appellant. David Beatty, Ap- p d h m t,\jA .A u \in H' Connell, ‘ Respond ent. StcpSen Nowhurj and others, Com- niissioners of jpighwoys- Of .'the town of éreenM<% Respondents, act. P orter Rey nolds, JippeUmit. jlidiaelQlivett, Res- 'fóhtLwtt. agt. Jdím Spáiildíngtod ÍTdwavd: . JL Parkerj A.ppdlants. - James Bath, j The manwon house oti tbe Motitit .yor- R,cfp>ndcnl, agt. Andrew lieivey, Ajppcl- non estnte ifinow olio hundred and eight hint. Jolrn Cirmpbell, itcspoizdent , ngt.1 JameS H. Carswell, *7ijtjic/iant. ~ : Jiid!¿¡hcHt‘o f theCowrtbeliiesetaside Mid & new tridl ordeml, o h paym ent (if Oosts o f form e r b k t i a n d of. opposing motion f o r ncic trial .—John T.jimith, Respondent, agí Jaim'M. Barnet, ^Appel; Iktif. ' • •• ’ ■ ¡ ’ Mot ion ' to amend Jjextien's jletvr'ft '■ £;W!?iv/.-T-John MiUer. ■ agt» Wftfdner. ' Fowler. i'r ■ .S i i .healthy Iusurius ever bestowed by Provi dence on Our world. There is not a sin gle justifiable plea that cun 1)6 offered, tvh‘y this Should be tiio casc, but i eulpa- hlo néglect on tìiè part of thè land bolder. Yes, it té ofièri heard in - t f e ' m ouths of some narrow souled ruen that- if they Atlantic is in. Prices of bread- ! s t o l i d spt o»t an e'relmrd, they wnuid all stuffs threaten to\iSi\aH-bigh as thev wt.ra 1 ^ “ bookad,’» I suppose they are afraid may chance, or designedly pass-through their orchard. ■■ During-the^Jast fiss years apples have been worth front -SI to SS.per barrel, huts to tire shame. of our producers, but rarely fine specimens are- found them price of apples'at home, and in the markets has advanced .more than one hum dred pSTFent tfitbin the last twenty years. This can be attributed only; to the better tjuality and- inerease in the qnantliy pro; dueed, * “ T raveller . that he is now wild with insanity. - 1 • - 1 ■■ i The Hon. 'Wllliain Appleton,' Massachu setts, presented to the Colonization So ciety the suru e f §‘2400~thc, amount n e cessary to secure die emaseipation of the eighty slaves of a. Mr, BeU, and tleir. col- o'nization. ft was a munificent aet,!ibo aonuuncemont pf which was received with applause. ' ' , O “ The next Term of thè State Normal Sobóol Vili commencé on*thó 2 7 0 ^ just., at Albany; There are 3 vaoànoies froni, this County. ‘ î ÿ ” Those o f Ont friends who may Visit tbs cites during tho present season, and who are ^desirous of puroh&aing excellent hats aré rc8pcötfaliy..;.Mforred tó. Mr. MoAUister, fnshionable Hatter, /íJSBroadvray, Alb*ny.- (iran d an d 1‘ictít 3 urdrs. ì '* PSNÉL i # rGHnd; - 'imi ^íoiáe ftàròts, drawti for the Wn.shiiigt.(iîi O y e rnnd “ ' ’ :ld ou tlio 3(1 Kßiriday ‘ \ títe Cou’rí Hóuse in Salem. ' « I ’^ % N D | U R O R S . ’ J¿?©\hn WÉ«doíi,! 'OraiiviHe ¡ Olías. <3ärd- neifÄm ptön'; Solomon' Öibble, Gjânville; -IrarP.-i'tevens, ,1,'icksoB ,, Le\v¡e-Fort, E a s! years M d^atiflg Beeirbu!ItmTT45. Moto tbail—siKty ’. erlm'mals have been executed in the United State? during ihe year 1853, and quite a number are now in ' prisiqn under sentenCMf death. \t . Old < Stijoot. LmBKALiTv.—Tiio Rev. Dr. Alexander preached a fQiss'ionary Ser mon to his' church (the: old Duafic Street Presbyterian Chureh} a ¡short ,time ago. and j k response ” to Ks . people contributed fine' thousand m e h utid m l - -ihUars for foreign .iniBsibnS. OW School Galvanism must be admitted to/have some good works as w6li as&ennd with. —[Recorder. , \ / Kxtensive beds of porcelain el»y~havo • been discovered near r). # 1 Wé“oñc,‘T | this sulstdi Biaáe.afc.« \«yea { r e a T called deoi orsliellls ...agncstpai a manSfiacI ¡h^ sdni’e 3 — 3hsom -t boldjhgjhii ..'B 'i r , 3Bi calendars ; ju d g e iti st) ; îpg tîipnat 1 .opipioi), ( Icarneiljjui and arjaei •pears Iran tentavo «ni ' Miss:®} ...bas beern j story wrâüt Newspapet --.■Sfapr* S PostniasÈei jof eousmm] ' .-.-It-is sâai •iaa.-«ons3di ' .rcmìttaticei . . Hton î ■Sdviîn«Æ ? at retail -at bâfreT P Market *is rèi-r-wt I Evening P LlBljUaAT F. T. IFb berited ra» i —of-tehiott^v offered^lC •-ïcfijseJ, -at tllrrtngli <Hi diana, wbei • alista* '\ T R w . C j ! -h*s reccatl that ojEISs ■dispositiam Execittii tha tnurisr ,-cjæeutaUoi S o ô ie tinne ;b ù t p » i i w t ( -tris d o ing. S ekten fcayn ño in ! « f Üj« -fi/ssfe. i ^ r t ö r C t w i T >o)ilenco M i ¿ H » t e t ,'ie a d aiid ^ ;.s3ïitài «pai into ciccati 4 A d¡5tcn{ fearful inerì uag o f sto--ve larìy insìec Anoti tXT '■ant^nlûs't . title, o f a im Yôrki_to «ö tho eau» oí ^ _ ^ÜBA '  i & ci . • f i o n d i l e led States S - thorongli- gt D e a d i .t , a'CiSpstàble on Wedwesi lyï b y an J whom lie h immediately M o n s t e r ofKttttiiWri . , «aiy, ïilled feet from íij £.firomvftV 1 î ( weighing’l l .on the evcaiii terc?tinSLhi tlitipnà'^iasï .After tlio-sg( th# NebiJKka to the AntfeS • intflrest liy- 'tf r; t h e Eject . IMS provided, o n ínfebítít»;« ■ h riíii», m e m «t the Untff
