HURRA FOR COLUMBUS COUNTY
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HURRA FOR COLUMBUS COUNTY
We received ,througt.the hands of Mr. Thomas


Metnory of Columbus county, last Saturdayia
bottle Of Molasses made IN that county, from The
sagdr canea Those who have examined i saw
Il would sell for about the saine as West India
-Molasses, from which we may infer that in a
short timr, experience will enable The manufae-
turefs to giVe"us as good an article as the world
affords sa'.ssl fto


|. Messers Duncan and Gore are the mannfac-
tarers. This,is only their second attempt, but
they have planted largely Of cane this year and
,will.go Into the busibess more extensively. Of
course, AS they fmprove their machinery, and the
quality ofthelr cane, and in the process Of manu-.
.fdcture. they viii turn out better Moasses; but
this is good enough for any mans pancakes, as
we fuliy tested We rejoice to see the enterprise
of our citizens awakening; the resources of
wealth lay all around Them if they will mrn them
to account -. North Carolinlan.
+ Rhode Island legislature. This body was or.
-ganized on Tuesday at Newport, and Charles
Jackson officaly announced as Governor. George
Rivers and Joseph s, Pitman were put in fnofili-
nation for clerk of the Senate. Mr.. Rivers was
elected by two majority George G. King, of
Newport, was elected speaker Of the House of
Representatives, and Thomas A. sJenckps and
Francis E. Hoppin, clerks, without opposition


A letter in the Providence Gazette of Wednes-
day evening says:


''T' The question of liberation win come up in
the assembly to-day, and will probably be dis
posed Of The Ssmale<is yigRt; the House is
doubtful; but we hope for the best Governor
jackson thinks our great object will be accom-.
ptishedi and so, l am told, does Senator Simmons
but others. among them some Of the knowing
onss think differently = -


Bosworth and Heath, convicted Of offences A.
gainst the government Of Rhode Island, while
acting under the t' Peoples Constitution" were
Sentenced on Monday BY the supreme court sit
ting at Bristol, to Imprisonment in the county
jail, and committed. 1's E