NOT SO FaT, AFTER ALL!
You have doubtless heard of the custom
er who took a dog skin to the tanvivrd,
wliich ho roooinnu'ndel to be “the darna-
tioiioiit fattest dog skin” that had ever
luvn seen in that istahlishinent. “liut,”
>ail the tainnT, "I 1> n"t like sneh very
fat d ' >15 >
kins.” “AVell, now,” reniaiked
the di'i ivcf nwiUT nf tlie artielo, “it is not
Mil h a ■lui ii'ftifiit I’.it dcg skin as you might
HU'i'i'x*. alter all! ’
iV'rtaiii Incoi’deo leaders, snstaiiiel by
]>n'tty much the eiitire hvofoco ]iri‘>s of
tlie State, some time siueo
(111
rtiuedy—the “constitution
the vei v thinjr! It was, in short, tlie"d:ir-
irowo/i's New YorkIiO-|
gislature have before them a bill auth> i
rizing married women owning stock in cor
porations of any character, to vote in elec-'
tions for trustt'CH or directors, as the case :
uiav be. This is taking a step in the wo-'
man’s riiihts direction.
OBSERVER.
f IE¥niLILl£,»
THURSDAY. Jl.'LV %, 1S51.
Tiik Central Rail Road.—Mr. John I Pennsylvania Politics.—We dircct Early Peaches.—We ought gKjnor to
C. McRae, an Engineer on the road, pub-! ^^tention to the able article on the preced-
loud”
Thf' nifni who has lately been trying to
make half dollar.s from a chemical extract
Ilf tlie silver leaf tree, received a letter by
the last steanu'r from his friend in Califor
nia, who tried, before he left, to hatch
chickens from
lishes a letter in the Green.sborough Pa
triot, from which we learn, that “the whole
road, with the exception of orie or two sec
tions, from Goldsborough to live miles
west of Hillsborough, i.s under contract.”
ing page, copied from the North American,
the leading Whig paper in Pennsylvania.
have mentioned, that we have been eating
delicious ripe Peaches almost daily since
the 2-itli ult., gathered from small Tret J!,-
It is a full refutiition of the charges of set out only years ago, obtained froin
alntlitionism so constantly urged against j the Pomological Gardens of Messrs. .1. &
Pennsylvania Whigs. Nor does it stop I T. Lindley, of Chatham county. Those
!lie i tate, some tune since “oi'cneu " | of June to abroad, as a sign of improvement in tlu'
in t K .n iint o i iusMon, ' , ijt'in tiie egg jdant man. We understand Town well as in tlie paper, and that it
rt iiiodv—the “constitutional u'lneU;. —,i i i .. « r 1 »
• „ ,, I - \ ,1 ...11 1.:,. ,'nod coaeht's between San rrancis-o and
n itiMiu'st fattest siilijecf tuev could Imng 1 1 'pi .. -ii 1 • i
1 I-.- 1 . . ... I i*,.t tlw. tlic (.>Kl hlulis. I hey will have a tlnrd
into the political taiaaid. hut suk». tlu 1 . i' . 1 ^
f'thc con^ri sHonal canva.^s, these i ^Itt-’^l'ted to raise
I's.'OS ha\f diM'ovi’vcd
>peiiing
^me h adrrs ;ui ! pr
Idicaiitiii.i tli.it the good people of North
5:iri'Iina an* not s > ready as tlic\ lio]ied
iiid su)i|i '>>‘d to t;ike the initiative in a
li'iui iai'i J iiK'Ht ot th ' l{*‘jiul>lic; and they
lire jii't ni'w v, iy .cm‘rally and pathcti-
cailv rnj.:iged in the betnitifiil ext n-ise of
‘ i L.w ’.iiir oil'.” Tlicir candidates, afti-r all.
,,, 1 . 1 • ^1 I contracts were readilv taken, one halt I hero. I'or the war is carried into the eno- I who would have early and fine Iruit, (and
W e now issue tlie nrst numlior of the . , , . , , i,. - , * I , , „ „' ■ • ^ 1*1 ^ 1 • 1
, Cl • iir , , XT 1 *n cash, and the other liali in stock. All my s country, and appealmi? to facts, of; it is no more trouble to cultivate such
nrst Senii-W eekly ^Newspaper ever printed , , , , I , . , . , ^ . . . 1 1 • 1 • i-.- \ 1 11
. , . X m * . f F '11« W ‘ contracts below Raleigh are to bo cuiii- which it defies contradiction, it shows most j kinds than interior (lualities.) suonM pat-
, botore he lelt, to hatch ' 1 ' ' ' 1 / ^ pleted by January l8r>o. j conclusively, that the charge of abolition-' ronize this or some other of the Nurseries
the egg l lu^siher ‘ ^ ' I'he Hillsborough Record(-r and Greens-j ism agiiinst the is correct. which have been established during the
bonmgh Patriot propose to invite the Pre-1 We are told in this State, that when a I hist tew years within our own State.—
sident and his Cabinet to the cclcbration | Democrat turns abolitionist, his connection ! Messrs. hindley, Mr. Fentress, and Mr.
in (ireonsborough on the 11th of this ■ with the Democratic party is “formallv ; ^lock, are all reliable men, who under-
month. 'J'he Patricit says that the I’resi- • di.s.s(dvel.” liut such does by no nutans ! stand their bnsiiu ss.
dent lately assisted at the completion of a 1 seem to be the case in Pennsylvania.
great Northern Roal, and might with | Thrrr, we see the author of tin* Wilmot
(Mjual projtriety ]>articipate in celebrating jiroviso, the most fanatical ;il»olitionist in
the beginning of a Southern Road of eijital the State, a member, of the Deinocratie
importance to the sectii n in which it is (’onvention, voting for tlic' ssiccessfnl can-
that they are about establishiiiir a line of
coifs from horse ehesnuts.
^1 Pir.'/ni I — In a cla>s in col-
1'ge, tlien> w is ;i iiir>iulier iioteil for his
wafgi'ry. ()iie d:iv, the I’r'ft'^sor ot ho^’ic
w ; • endt avoriiig t > siil-stantiatu tiiat a thing
reinaiiis the siiine, iio?v,ithstandi;ig a sub
stitution in some iif its pnrts. Our wag,
who had been exercising the Yankee art of
will be so sustained by the pul)lic as that
we shall be compellf'd to ‘‘take no step
backward.” It i.san experiment, however;
and though a number of our friends, here
and in other part.s of the State, have e.\-
pressed a lively interest in its success,
their number is not yet suilicit nt to re
lieve ns of tlu- apprehension df loss both
(‘1 labor and moiu'v. Vnder the.se circum-
1ocated.
liKiilsi.ATiVr: DitCf .MKN rs.—We are in
debted to Mr. Lemay, the Editor of the
ll.Jei^h Star, fur a b>iund eojy. in '2 vols.
of the Do« unu nts printed by order of the
i late Leiri.'latnn'. ’riu*>e are valuable to an
ill mu IVUllllL
The Members of the Fayette-
V!LLK In^)E1>KNI)ENT Lkiiit
InfanTKt Co.mtany will a.s-
seiable at their Panide Ground
on the 1th inst., at o’ckK-k
A. M., precisely, instead of 1)
o’clock, as notitied.
J. mcGIlvary, o. is
July Ibol.
7 (>\V IMvVS.
AnA 1;L'.'?HELS tO^V l’K.\S. Ki.r s:,’.,. l»y
COOK vV TAYl.oIt.-
jiiivs. iRoi. i-;.vv
S\tA) OF V il.l ABLi:
RSAl. ESTATE.
15
ilidatc tV.r tlie iL.iiiinutic.n, api.laiulwl l.y Kdit,,,—a c»nai.l.itr—i.n l tlicv will ui.-
,;nr ii'Fi ki'i'ii tor .ii.-tiiiioii ^ wliittlin^., at l-'tigtli ii‘M up liis jiick kiiitV,
as Mui mi_ht suppA>e! They are engaged i iiujuiriii'-:
in a i;; ■-! 'InMUioUS aiitl hui-habl;' ele.at
t ' ,■ ' fhr (III,/ skill lit /In t'jni/(i.
It Wont do, gejitlenien; it i'- toi> plain a
c;i>e: it w;ll reijtiire iii'Me iiujiiuh lu-e to
btek uut iVoni your position tlian it re-
• juired to a'-'iiiiit' the same. The e‘ii'-
I rated ^iiiioriiy lleport on Sece>>-ioii. in
t!u‘ la>t Legislature, and flu* t'anie^f. elt-
tjUeiit >peei lu's of tlu* most di>tingnished
men (.f y.iur party in favor of the d'K trine,
r eeivi*i] by your jiarty ]pics> with tlu*
t'aiiiU 't applau>e. cannot be >o >0011 ol)lit-
, iateii a> you .iiua:.:iiu*. 'J'he j)i'Ojilo havt*
MiiM*. much a." \ou may proume
tiii lU tiieir gulliltility.
\\ hy, we rejK'at. art* net those powTful, ^ groat
el- !j!i lit. thrilliiiL' Sece-^^ion sjK-eehe> jn'h- j never do any.
Hall'll.’ 1> it a'cert iiued that the dog skin '
i.' /'•'/ r'nL’ .''Ir. Slu nard’s spt-eeh—tiie
speee'i 1 f a 11 A/';/ in favor of Si'eo'iou, is
jnibli.^u, by a Deiuucratic press, and a
V'liulertiil “[larade ’ matle abiiiit it. It
can't hurt t!u |)emi>eraev. l>ut vou dout
C.Ueh them i*. the tanyard with th>!r vim
—it i:' too fat for the nuirket’.
(t !islii)rniiijh Piiti ii’t.
“Suppose I ,-houlil lose the ldale of this
knift*. and should get aiiotlu*r made and in
serted in if> jilact—would it be the sanu;
knife if was beforei'”
“To be sure,” replied the l’n>ft-ssor.
“Well, then.” the wag continued, “sap-
]iost' 1 should then lose the handle, and
get another, \\ould it b(> the same .-tilly”
“ )f i‘our.''eI” the I’rofessor again replied.
“Init if sniaeliody should tind the ohl
blade and the ol 1 handle, and should put
them ti»get!ur. wliat knife would that be':' '
AVe nev: r lu*ard tlio Professor’s answer.
Dr. Johnson used to say, “lie who waits
deal of good at once, will
L'jlifniii'i.—(>11 .Monday t'veniiig 1a>t,
this city Was visited by a fhnnd 'r .--torM,
^;ii' '■iiipaait d by con^ideraMe rain and
wiii'l. aiivl in the \icinity there \va> hail,
^lu- liglitning struck at the !)e:;f and
Ihiiiib Asylum: pas.-ing down the wafer
pip ' of the .'^outht'rn wing of the edilu'.
it penelrat(.'d through tlu- brick wall t\so
or tliree tei't aliovi* the grou’ul, makinir a
h >h* fir its jia."-aLr‘' not more than flu*
4t!i oi'aii iiieli in diain'ter, shattering the
I'li.k I'lit little at fh'j eiitraiiee, aiul stnick
ill the ilofir of the kitchen, in the bas.'-
juenr. tearing' up the briek. and kii'x-kiiiL'’
1 wn the eo k a w.^nian heioimiiiL' t"
Mai.
lle'i
W
lii. 1'. ( oliin.-
th
wh" .■'food .it a ta-
spot where it- force v.a.-t .v-
jieiided. anil breaking the stone jai.s on
the tal’le. Wat: r wa> ininiediafely dasheil
U:i n the V. 1111.!n, when sht* revived and
hpoke. eiiiiij.laining of much jiain in lu r
lejs. and ai.p'aring to be ]>artial!y «u*]iriv-
C"i of In r rea-on. A ]ihysi(-ian was called
IJi. And nndtr treafinent it is li »peil .-he
w;!l ri \ r, th >’ h. r dr-licate sitn ition
Jaak*'s It an extremely critical cas". We
inul. r-tand there weri,* child:^n in the
ho v~rai>eil uuiuiurod.
”1 he I'l'-Uiklin rod attached to the centre
buiidinir. in this in>tan(a*. jm'ovcJ to bi* in-
el'ii etnal.—/»’//' //// S'uf.
SiuiL'i l>!t.—A son of Mr. Urit-
t in Kiiekehee. of Sf;‘,nly coinify, aged
«ii'iut II \ear.'. wa> bitten by a rattle
fiiiake in the harve-t li>-li on 'I'lnU'day. flu
llJth ii!'?., and diel on Siturdav the 14th.
Sn!isLiii ij 11 ntrh Dinn.
.\1I our readers who were aet-ns»onu*d to
read the journals twenty years ago. will
remember Shoceo ,Jones, the ipiiuortal di*-
tonder of the fame of North Candin i. We
had thoutrht tlie mortal }>art of him was
sent to the bourne he was .so fond of de-
.'i-riliing in fine rhetoric when he wrote
'luel-challenges, until a lew da\sago, wlu*n
:i frieiui adviseii us that lu' h id lafclv lis
tened to him sayiriL' mass in a Uoinan
('atholie ehapel in Mississijipi. Wh » wouhl
have thought if!''—Int’.rnati'ju'il M(iijr-.!m .
A touri.'t in England, writing in ati ex
change paper, .'ay.':—"There is one thing
that I see in England, every where in
nlacos of worship. 1 allude to a deep.
|uiet, solemn composure all over the con
gregation at the clo.'O of the .service', when
the beneillction i- uttered. It lasts for
half a niiinUe. Not a he.ul is rai.'cd. not
a foot sfii'. and there ir- mui h revereiict*
ajtparenf.''
A mo^f commendable o'.tw.ard obser
vance. a.' all who li.-iieve that tlu* place of
wor.'hip is the hon>t* of (iod must admit.
\V* an* constrained to say. however, tint
in many ('f' ur churches the same helitting
reverence for the presence of the Most
High in His tiiiiple is not manifestc'd, the
majority of the *-oiigrotration often rise
from their kii(*es before tlu* sound of the
la-t M'ord of the henedi.*tiui ha« faded freni
the car. 'I'his haste to cs;ape from pros
tration before .lur .^!ak^ r, and to dejiart
from His sai*n^ eouit,-, is neither right
nor decorous.
tere.st in the entorjirise to -onie forward
])roniptlv and sustain it by their subscrip
tions.
It will be issued on Thursday afternoons
and 'I’ut >day mornings. And it is desira-
' ble that advertisements, &c. intended for
insertion, should be handl’d in hy «r lu fore
1 P. M. of Thursdays ami Mondays.
S'line rules in regard to advertising will
be stated as sooii as we can digest them
after an oVi.servation of the jiractical work
ing of the two jiapers.
The jirice of the Weekly I’aper will be
as heretofore. 'I'he Semi-Wockly will be
]>er annuni. in advance; S4 r»0 if paid
iiuring the year; and ?;") if paid after the
expirati(>n of the year. In every ease
where a subscri1>er is now in advaiici* for
doubt of its couijdetion. 1
Tiik • WiLMiNXiTON Rail Hoad.—It
giv(»s us great pleasure to tind the follow
ing commendatory notice in a South (’a-
rolina paper—a (piarter in which thing.s in
North Carolina are not apt to be praised.
We hope yet to see this Hoad paying good
dividends.
The Iii/avd —The Wilmington
and Weldi»n Road is now all laid with a
V \irtiie (t‘H DefrcP of the lion, tlic ('oiirt
ui hquitv in iirid for ilic County of Moiit-
L:(iiiu‘r>, i wiil. on ilie 14ili '.lay cf Aupast nest,
expose to Publir l^fdc. to tlu* l.i^jhoijt bidder on
the pn'iniscs, ftiiP resitlenoo of the liit * (’ol. .lolin
I'rump,) tlie ^cry VALLAliLK KKAL E^l'AiE^
kiii.iwii IIS tlic
of the
III the Moiit_sfonicry sid#* of the lliver, cons.st-
^ soim* who ligured in the puVdlc . injf >f sovcnii Tract-., contiiiaiug 11 or |.'»00
man can t.ike exception , and hnall\ ii^- eouncils la.'^t winti*r It ini^ht n^>t be a acix's iu till, llio Lauil iiiolutliu^ tlic Imiiillujx^,
warded with the nomination for a JmLge- , Secessionists to call ' "“iN^‘>rows. will l.o «oUl m
shijil liOt us hear no more of Whi(j ten-
deiK-ies to abolitionism. This fact alone
is a sufficient answer to all siu h char-'-es.
11 1 1* I • Ihe tnends ot the Hoad along Its route, the Convention which passed such pa- ,|nnbtedlv rise un in imb.nu nt h. rcifter
stances we must a.'k those who h*ol an in- • • 1 . • • , • , , iisi, up in luagnKUt luuaitir
are m the rinost spirits, hiuI entertain no , triotic residutions, to whu h 110 Southern .,,r-iiust - .
But we shall be told again, as we have
been toM heretofore, that the Democratic
Convention pas.sed “]iatrioti(t resolutions.”
Of course they dil. So they do every
where. Why, even in Massachusetts, n/tt f
there is a heavy flange rail, and the road
in gotnl order. 'The ^\ ilmington Uoad
is now om* of the best in the Vnited
States, and the engines and cars are of a
siii>erior character. The boats running
b«'tw('en Wilmington and ('harleston are
also in the lno^t perfect condition, ami the
the weekly paju*r, his advance will be trails- route otV(*rs every inducement of sjteed.
h n> !iiiI'liift' S‘ii>flli I'll ’(IIII X A\ e
have fr'ijUeiitlv thought tl'.at tlu* practice
of piircha-'ing at a great di.-tance from
hoiii -, in the Northern States.'lu h articles
as (iald easily be inanufa tiired and fiir-
nislu'd at our own do .is. (*xhibit' consum
mate folly on the part of tlie South.—
iii;eh a course of tradi* i> not only etileula-
ted Iiut certainly has tlu etl'ecf ,■ to drain
the S 'utlu rn States of a large portion of
fh-ir e.i.-h le-'Oiuee, to dishearten iiu*-
(•haiiie- and arri.'ts, and »'xj>el th*'i:i from
juii.iiii: U'.
'I'h- re i> an unaecountahle, and we think,
«- n.'iirable reluctance to jairehase artich-s
iiKide ill our own towns. We think it
JiiL'lily ppilialily that ifa hatter, sluK*maker,
t;ul"r. .'ad'lh'r. or otlu r tradesman, who is
aiiioiiLi't US, and not liberally supported,
'Were to leave his residenci* and locate in
]S'W ^ :irk, I’hiladelphia. or some otlu*r
,_N rtheni city, hi.- Southern acijuaintanccs
wlio iiii-ht meet him then*, wouhl patron-
Jzc li'in more than they did when lie lived
nmong.'t them. Suih is the jiassion for
far-tctehed commodities. Hut W’C think
the unkindiie.--s, (to say nothing of the
w.'Urpations and an o;rance) of our Northern
brethn*n is bringing us to rellect ami
juoiising us to a sense of our interest, on
thi' subject; aiul unless they greatly ini-
]*rove in tlu ir deportment, tlu y may here
after expect to receive much less of South
ern ca.'h than they have been accustomed
to enjoy.
Hiilfi/ Sj>riii;/.' (.)/«’>!,s.) Pulhicliiim.
, Th> n iJhuini^hiiKj.— Lieut, ^^'nl.
D. Porter, of the navy, ha.' an inten*stin;r
communication in the Nitional Intelligen
cer, in whieh lu* undertakes to show that
all the jiheiioiiiena of ehanire in flu* ocean
line of .seacoast, and ajipearanee of rocks
aliove the water, which have bci 11 observed
aiul comnu nted on from time to time, are
eaMs(*d by a constant d’minufion of the
waters of the eieaii; arui th;it a process is
at all times goiim on liv which the ,-nb-
stanc-s held in solution in the ocean waft is
are conv'-rft'd into solids.
A 'Vstem of banking is di.'covered to
have prevailed ill
or eiirht him lre-1
tian era.
Hahyloil ^at least seven
vi ar.s Iiefore tlu* ’hris-
I'lifiil I'.i-i'itr nt n lhniiftfl.it.— .VlUitlier
child was ki!l^*d in N.w York last week on
aee(>unt of a mi'take by the clerk of a
drui:rist in pitting u]i a pre.scription. His
name is An.tin S'lnr. He was arrested
and ]n*ld to bail to aii.'Wer for the fault.
i iiitlri /)iii)ifh .--]\i a curious 1 k on
the round towers of Ireland, tlu* origin of
the tt rm Yankee Doodle was traced to the
Persian phrase “Yanki dooniah,” or ‘•In
habitants of the New Woild.” l^ayard, in
his bftok on “Nineveh and its Hemains,”
also mentions “Yaiighi-ilunia" as the Per
sian name of .:Vmeriea.
i
Settlements.
PF.ItSONS wild nr* iiiilclito'l to us will con
fer an olili>:atioii if they will s**ttle ihii in^
tin* j>r(*seiit rinmtli. .Vll persons to whom wi* jire
imlclitcd will jilease remlcr tliuir hills foi- ]i:iy-
ineiit.
Julv 1. 1:. .1. llAl-i: .‘i SON.
Julv 1.
1.13.S;. r.Ati.s wanti:i>,
bv
II. 15KANS0N S(»N‘.
7?tf
terred as a credit for the Seini-wI'ckly for
just h.ilf the tinu* to which his receipt
shows that lu* has paid, (dating from the
1 st of .1 uly.)
If then* be any sniiscribers on^lists in
the hands of any Postiii isters, we wiU be
obliged bv an immediate return of llu*m.
-Vnd we will thank Postmastt*rs or others
to whom the lirst No. may be sent, if they
will call attention to it.
Ful ftTH OK JfLV.—The 7;’)th National
Anniver.sary will be eeh*brated with the
usual honors. At sun-rise. the National
Flag will be hoi>4t‘d on the new aiui lofty
Flag Staft', on Market Si|uare, anil a Fed
eral Salute will be tire«l. .\t o\ lock
A. M- a Procession will be tormeil on (iil-
lespii' street, under the direction of .''lajor
dcdin H. Cook, and will man h througU
(lillesjiit* and Hay streets to the I'ayette-
vilh* Hall, when* tlu* !>eclaration of Inde
pendence will be road by Major .Vnh’d
31clii*an, and an ()ration dcli\ered by
Thos. ,1. Hobii.son, Ks(|.
Tiik M\ll.s are somewhat out of order
just now, conse(|ueiit. We sup]>ose. uj>on
the goiii" into opcr.itioii of the new con
tracts. I'or two days we have n eeiveil
scarcely any papers from be\oiul the l.mits
of ('ur own State.
INist.\;k.—Tlu* new r..t*s of j.ostage
went into 1 p-'ration on Tuesday hi'f, and
our Postmaster iri' done n huge business
in .selliuvr the i ew Three (’(>nt Stam]is.
one of which w ill carry a h tt- r weighing
not more than h ilf an ounce to any lis-
taiice not over .‘JtHlO lailcs, l-'or letters
wei;iliinir not over an outu-e, two of these
stamps must .servo, as there are none jiro-
vided of the denomination of six (cuts.
'I'he 'I’wt Iv(* (’etit Stamps will .'I'l ve for
ounce letters over miles, or for two
ounci* letters not over HtHiO miles.
^^’e take it for g'ranted, that under this
eiieap postage system, the general ruh* will
be, to ]jic-pnv postage, so as to secure the
Three Cent rate. If not pre-pai'l, I'ive
cents is the rei)uin*d rate for single letters.
(hi Newspajiers, the rates are inaterinlly
diminished. Hur weekly jiaper, for in-
staiu e, w ill go to all Post ( Hhces in this
connty fret* of postagi*. 1’heso offu es are,
Kingsbury, Huyn’s Ijevel, Avera'bor-
ough. Pleasant Plains, Harclaysville, Hiv-
erside, Northington’s, Gibbs’s N Hoads,
H.irrington’s Mills, Chalk Levi*l, Argyh*,
Johnsonviile, Sunimerviilo, Gray’s Creek,
liittle Hocklish.
To all Post Offices, out of this connty,
within ;’)0 miles of this place, Cby the route
travelled bv the mail.) the jiostage on the
we*kly Observer will be only Five cents
per ijuarter, ]iaid in advance, (instead nf
]:J n uts.) The following are within aO
miles;—
heavy T rail, excejit nine miles adjoining Sumner and Hantoul had been elected, the
eldon, and eight near M iliuiiigtoti, where . Democratic Central Committee jiublished
rf.'iohitioiis to w hi( h “no Southern man
could object.” In New York they have
done the same. And now in Pennsylva
nia, they have adopted resolutions exces
sively “patriotic.” Rut how have they
done soi* Why, with abolitionists in the
(’oiivention. lu*artily supporting the nomi
nees, ami by uniting with the abolitionists
to .secure a party triunipli, anfi jniblishing
“patriotic resolutions” t«» gull the South'.
Now we do not mean to be understoiKl,
as charging abolitionism upon the whole
of the Northern Democracy. We gladly
and froelv acknowledge that a largo portion
of that parfv is sound ujton this jii(*stion.
We ha\e never fiilcl to acknowledge this.
^Ve claim like Jiistiie to Northern Wliigs.
For our own jjai t we havy not tlu>ught
it good pilicy, to indulge iii iiuliscriminate
denunciation of Northern nu*n. Such a
course must certainly end in alienating all
those now tlispo.sed to support our ause.
We /.//'»)'•. that there are many men of both
parties at the North, true to us; and we
al'O know that there are many of both par
ties hostile to the South. To the former,
we look for the .siilvation of the Cnion, and
not to any one party.
Who hk;a\ it.'—It is very common at
the present day, to charge upon the Whigs
the origin and progress of .Vbolitionisni.
«*onifort and safetv. To add to the facili
ties of this route, tlu* W (*ldon and I’orts-
month Hailroail is nearly completed, having
ln*in rclaid with henvy iron to within 14
miles of Weldon, and the entire road will
be readv for travel by tlu* month of
August. Superior boats are being built,
and V. ill be in readiness to run from Ports
mouth to Haltinuire. This routi* will then
otli-r great indiu-ements in the wav of
comfort and desjiatch; tor a^ia.sscnger
leaving Charleston at 4 j». m. will reaeh
Ptirtsinouth the next evening at U o’l hn k,
take the steamboat, and after a comfortable
night’s sh*ep, will reach Raltimore next
niorning, lli lumrs in ailvance of the mail
by Hi( limoiid and A\'ashington.
The J’resitieiit of the Wilmington Hoad,
(Jen. .^IcHae, deserves the higlu'st cn'dit
for the energy and ability which he ii:is
maiiilcsted. under many trying circuni-
stances, in the management of the road,
and we trust that its impi’oved ciiidition,
whih* it adds so greatly to the comfort of
tlu* travt lling juibiic. w ill result iii largely
increa.scd proiits to the stiK-kholders.
' h-i rh .f(/it Mrrr It I-1/.
'i'he President of the I'nited States,
with the Secretary of fho Interior, the
postmaster tu neral. aiul a large e.scort of
ofiicial and j'rivati’ individuals, gentlemen
and ladies, returned to Washington (’ity
on S.iturday ni^ht, after a nui.st gratifying
visit of a week to (Hd Point, Norfolk.
Portsmouth. Hichmond. Frodoriekslmrg.
A.(*. Kvery where the President was treat
ed with the highest respect, not onlv bv
i the first iihiec, ami the several surrouiiiliu^
on Mr. Eemay and luiy up the n niainder 1 Trarfs aftervanis. sepanuely.
c .1 1-A- * II * II .1 . - I This l.Miul is vii’.UMblo not oulv on aceount of
of the Edition. He .sells them at t.) per , productiveness of the soil, he-
I'ojty. : iiijr wvll :ui:i)>teii to ilic culture of 'orn, AVhe.it,
ruitoii, Tohai 10. 1.^0., hut al.so 011 account of the
\'i;itM(iNT. — Hon. ].,ncius H. Peek, who excellent FL'HKHV attached to it at the Nnr-
wa.s nominated for Governor bv die In c* ,
. “ I aininiiily caught, hiul the Water l^ower anoniou
sodi*rs of A ermont, has declined the nomi- i,y thc»fiill in the lliver at this place, which en-
nation. He .savs he cannot acc(*pt it, as | tcrprise and capital coiJJ make useful ami pro-
, . , 1 * /> • • I 1 • ^ titahle liy the erection W Mills and Machinery
lu* considers the lugltue sla\e law eoiistl- ^ every de.scription, to any extent that niiirht
tutioiial. I be desired. Hesides those capital :ulTaiitii)res,
, tlu* situatiou is beautiful, romantic and healthy;
“ „ « T> 'D T r> Ti ' short, desiratile in every point ol vi«.w.
m A R K. 1 Xj U , ' Twelve months credit will he given, the pur-
In Oreenvillc. on the ‘2;')th Mav, liv the r.(*v. chasers giving boial and approved suretii's.
Mr. frofrhiin. WlI.l.IAM T.lllMKS t.i Miss ELI- ; JAS. L. GAINLS, 0. M.' E.
Z.M’dlTM II AMI.\H A .S. danrhter of Thomas ' .luiie lJ8. 18'»1. 1-ts
Haniiihan. l-^s'). | Jged5“ The S>:ilisl>iiry >Vatchman is reiu03tt‘d
111 IShulen county, on the “i-'illi u;t., >>v the eouv. * J- L. (t.
I’.cv. Mr. 'I'ucker, Mr. .lOSKlMI I’AKKf^! to '
.Mis,^ iJKHKi'CA KI.OWKUS. NOTICE.
■ copartnership heretofore existing un-
DIED, .H. der the name of .1. A. Piowland & Co., is
In Davie roimtv, .Mr. 1(1 i5liAKI> W. J’O.VUI). this l;iy di.-ssolved by nuitnal consent,
iu the :!:*.d year of his life. A;
Near Wliite Hjill, ISbnlou »*onntv, on t)ie ll*th i (ill..lirilir >>. McivAi.
nit., after 11 d;ivs severe illness. .Mr. (Ml.VHbKS
Mc.V >K'1( »N, Jiged about years; leavinjl a
wife and tW(( chililreii. and numcron.' relations
and Irienfls t> mourn their loss.
In Franklin coiiiitv, on the I’.'th till.. Mrs.
.M.MIV LITTl.KIOIIX. .-..nsort of icn. .lo.s. IJ.
I.ittlejohn. in the :-!4th year of her :ige.
F AVKTTF.VILLK MAKKKT—li i.v
l>r:uidy, p'cb. ')0 a ’)•’> ’ l.ard. 12 a 1 ">
T'itto. apple, in a-l-*i Lciither, .sole, a
20
1:5
Lead, bar,
a .\lolasse..
H'jn Nails, cut,
7.', a S- Outs,
a 1 no Oil. Linseeil.
11 a 12 I’ovvdcr. o
hot.
'iifT.ir. brovi n.
a 1 1
a le,
we learn from
jiolitieal oj.])0-
his politieal fiieiuls. hut. a.'
the \’irgini.i paiier... by his
nents also.
-\t [■'rederiek^burjr. ( .-uvt^ tie Nntioil.il
Infellijreiu'cr,) “the ,'layor in his addn ss
«*lonuently alluded to the band of illustri
ous patriots wln>se remains were rejtosing in
the ancient State, and al.'O to the tact, that
w ithin a sluu t distance, were dejjosited the
ashes of the Mother of Washington, and
that their soil was tlu* ])lay-«rround of Wash-
iiiirton in his early years. 'I’he jieojile of
Virginia had beheld, with feelings of ]>roud
satisfaction, tlu* linn and consistent course
• if the Admini.'tratioa ;n regard to the
measures of eouijiromise. and experienced
the hiirlu'st contiden-e that in sucii bauds
the Cnion would be preservetl. 'I’o these
.sentiments the people responded in enthu
siastic (lu ers.
President Filbnore re]»!i«*d most happily
and feelingly. Ile ex]iiessed himself high
ly gratified at the opportunity of acci'pting
fho salutations of his fi llow-citl/eiis of
Let Us see with wh.;t justict* this charge is
made. And as Pennsylvania Whigs seem
to be the objects of espei ial denunciation
at this time, let us loi'k to the record and
see what Pennsylvania l)i'inHrat)^ have
had to do with this miitter.
.lust after t’.ie jias.sage of the Missouri
Comproiiiise. .Ja.mks 15i ( h.\n.\n, at a juib-
lic nieeiiiiLT iti tlu' city of liaiuaster, P.i.,
offered the t''.’ilovv ing n;s:dutioii'I
“ A’ 'I'liat the r.'|ireseiitatives in
Conirress from this District be. and they
are herely mo>t earnestly ret|iu*sted. to
Usi* iheir utmost endeavors, as members of
the national U gisl.itun*. to prevent the ex
istence of slavery in aii\ of tlu* territoiies
or states, which may Ik* erected by Coii-
gre.-^s.
'•/,’i.n/ii 1/, That in the ojiinion d' this
luectiiiir. the members ot ('oiigress, who at
the hi't session sustained tlu* cau.'t* of jus
tice. humanity and ji.itriotism, in ojinusiiig
the introduction of slavery into the state
tie n eii'Ieavore.i to b“i‘ iiiiel out of t’lo
31issouri territory, are entitled to the
w.irne St thanks of every friend of humau-
ity.”
Now this is no ‘‘Wliig lie." I'or we
eojiy the statement from the IPirrisburg
Kiystone, the learling Lix-ofoco ](a]ior at
tlu* capital of Pennsylvania, 'i'his pajior
‘“warns” the South against putting any
lleeswa.v.
Ilacon.
I'.;i^}rin}r
Cotfi'll,
('orii.
Cotlee,
( lieesc. !•
Ciipjieras. 2
(’i.n.n.'s, F. F. I ')
I'lour, a '1^
Feathers. :’.0 a ">2
Flaxseed. >:H1
I lilies, green. I
l>itlo. dry, *.• a 11
Iriin, .'^wcdes, ■') ii •>
I>o. Faiglish. 15 a 4
Indigo, 1 a 1.',
Lime. 2 (H)
l-l Prow II .sheetings.
Cottou Van;.', •') to H'
a 7
2')‘ a 27
-11 a :>
no
(Ml a 00
IJa 2
t> a t*
1 litto. luaf, 11 .J H 1
Salt. sack. 1 :;o a 1 •')((
I>o. alum, Im. a 10
Shingles. 2 a 2i
Tallow. S a 10
Wheat. 1 (Mial 10
Whiskev, 40 a 4->
Wool, ‘ IK M 20
White Lead. 2 a 2.\
.lUlIN MUOUK.
uiulcrsigiH'd will continue'
the business of the late finn, !*t their forniei*
Staiul in Luniherton. under the style ef ROW-
L.\M> it MeK.W, where (JooiS of every de
scription can be bought on the most reasonable
terms.
.TOIIN A. r.OAtLAND.
GILHERT W. McKAV.
Lumberton, .luly 1, Itf
Skrtf^ ’arolinian till forbid.
CAIRNS’S SI:RM()i\S.
4I*.\ST()H’S Flea for EvitRffelieal rathoHc
Truth, in Six SermoniJ, ielivered in Trin
ity Church. Columbus, fJeo., by the Rev. W. ll.
('aims, formerly of North Tarolina. I’ricc GV
ceil is.
.A iso. Scenes in our I’arish, hy a Couiitry Par
son’s Uaughter. Si'l.
Thankfulness, by Rev. C. B. Taylor, 73 cents.
The Angel's Song, by do., ~o cents. Earnest
ness. bv do., 7’> cents.
For sale by * K. J. HALE & SOX
li:t
edits.
IS
h'redericksburir. He had heard much of taith in Mr. liiichanaii s ]irotessions. ^ et
^'irginia hosjiitalify, but during the so
journ of a week in that State he found
“tlio half Inul m»t boi*n told him.” He
liked till' j»'njil(\ their great Commonwealth,
and their steady attachment to the T’nion.
Here, at the jday-ground of AVashington;
Soiithfrn l)eiiioeratie papers are loud in
their prai.se of .^Ir. Hiielianan, and full of
denunciation of (Joy. .fohnston, who hap
pens to be a Whig.
Iiut again. 'I’he only law ever }iassed
RF.VIFW OF THE MARKET.
Cotton.—Sides to-d:iy at 8A cIs. This whs for
Manufacturing; it is entirely above Siiijif'Cis'
view s.
liacoii.—Sales liiive been made since our last :
issue at 13 cents from wagons. ;
Corn.—The iniantity ci.mini in by boats is
I'oiisiderablc. but the }iri-e has m>t given way.
We stiil ijiiote it to 1 OO.
I hiiiii'niie Spirit It.—"Ww in.'irket :s well supplied
with both I’.raudy and Whiskey. The pri-e.s
have continued very steady, nuiging from "40 10
4-') cents.
i'diTre.— I’ricc.s h.-ive not been sustained. W'e
still )UOte at 11 to IJ.
I'l'oiir.—New Flour has made its appearance
in market: siile of super at •'> 7”). (lldcrop v ill
net connnaiid ov r ~i}.
l,ori{.—The niiirk*t is jioorly snpiilicd. It
cxniiiiaiids le.idily 12 to 1:1.
Mii/rr.t.~-f\.—Tlie market bountifully su))plied.
and very gnod: 2’) to 27.
(hir.i.—N"’u* in ncrkct.
Siii/nri.—Sui'ply for the sc.-ismi good; prices
uiii-haiigcd.
Soil.—.\bMnd:'.nt •••itpply of both Sack aiel Al-
uni. .Sack 1 2'i to 1 }0; Alum f!-') to 40.
Dovnshf 'r«.()-/.».—1-1 1irii\»n .Sheetings, very
little inovenu-nt. ^'ariis unchanged.
IFoo/—In demand, at IS to 20.
W 1L.M1 N(;T( )N M .V11KET.
Ilnsiiicss n niarkably dn’l. Vrllow I>ip Tur-
jieniine 2 40. Virgin 2 70 to 2 7-’>. Hard 1 -‘’n.
Spirits 2*1 to 27. b’osin 1 OO10 1 10. Tardull
at 1 :>■’>. Lumber in demniid. Hiver Flooring
12 to 12 -'O, W ide 7 ;'»0, .Scimtlinp > 00. l im
ber scarce and high, I’rinie .Mill S .^0 to 0 oO.
Ordiiiiiry 7 to S. .Molasses 7 to 8. Corn (IS to
70. R:icon 11 to 11
Nkw Vohk viiKK.T.—In the atisence of New
York )iapers, the Telegraph reports state Cot
ton Viithout change of jirice on Tuesday last.
COM.MKUCIAL UKCORD.
ance of the same.
.Tune ilO. ISoI.
J'r BE KNOWN,
That A. Redwi.v
h;is located himself in Troy,
for the purpose of carrying
on the IU)Of AND .HOE
businessin its various branch
es. Thankful for past favors,
he hojies to merit a continu-
A.
REDWIN.
1-Gw
1*. S. .\11 those in arrears to Redvvin & .Nfc-
Rae will please cjill and settle as soon as possi
ble. _
s r 11 o (M rx o TI c' k.
I WISH to establi.sh in this place a permanent
I’KEl’AKATORV SCHOOL for a ITniited
number of Hoys. The School will be op'ened as
soon a.s a convenient location can he (ibtained,
of which, and of other pariicularS, farther no
tice will be given.
,T. C. HOOPER.
•Tune 2^, 18.')I. 7Mf
here, whore reposi*d the dust of the mother in l’(*nnsylvania which -.v.is intended to
.1 f iiin rsiil Mofiil ]*nuitcrn.—The j
Yankee Hlade propo.ses the
remedy for the ill;; of the flesh and spirit,
^onijitised of Ijpurr^., J*lnif. mnl J'oota,
chilli if taken without a wry face, will
Blake any man respectable and happy:
Leave off Drinking.
^ licave off Smoking.
Leavi* oil ('hewing.
|j*ave oil .''imfting.
Leave oil Sw*aring.
Heave the g hals alone. •
Plant your j)loasure in the home circle.
Plant your business in some honorable
employment.
Plant your faith in truth.
lioot \our habits in industry.
I’loot your feelings in bonovoknee.
Hoot your affections in (Jod.
I'or directions, see the H(dy Scriptures,
(Oiul beware of counterfeit creetls, and
theologians.
A boy in s*hool who had received his
politic, from a democratic father, refused
to cipher in fnh'rul money.
'riii.** “wicked but witty” epigram, i.s
from the French of Ha .Mon:
‘•Ihe world, of fools has such a store,
That be who wijiihl not see an ass.
Must bide at hoine, ami liolt his door,
lass.”
FAYETTEVILLE AND NORTHERN
PLANK ROAD.
riJLIC notice is hereby given, thiit the
followin'' Rooks of this Comyiany are now open to
® ' receive subscrijitions of stock; and will remain
open until further notice is given.
r,y order of the Hoard of I>irectors.
.Inne :i0. 1S.')1. 7S-j\v
Carolinian copy 1 nunth.
if Washington; hero, surrounded by so
many hallowed associations, it was impos
sible that the sentiment Disimon could
exist. He felt assure‘1 that the compro
mise measures wiuild ever be siistainoil by
Virginia. On that subject the whole
1/iurel Hill, 'Montpelier, Stewartsvillo, country was satisfied.”
Springfield, in Hichni(>nd (’ounty; Hum- | After exchanging s ilutations with the
prevent the recovery of fugitives was jias.s-
»*d by a Democratic Hi'gislature and signoil
liy a Democrati* rovernor. Snitfln rii i>e-
inocrats, ’ w hilst they have m> reju oaches
against the originators of this law, arc
makinir a jrreat outcry a^rainst Oov. .lohn-
ARRIVAI.S.
.luly 2.—Steamer Chathiini. with good.** for
sundry merchants of this place and the interier.
POK'r OF U .
ARRIVALS.
Schr. Henr I>elr«ney from Savannah. Hr.
Hrig .T:imes Orr, from Cardiff, loaded with Rail
Road Iron for the AV. & H. Ii. Co.. li-s ashore
on New Inlet Har. aiuI will he a total less. The
Steamer tJov. Graham went down to her assist-
FOR SAI>K.
VVALTAHLE IIorSE AM) LOT on the
I’ublic .S(|nare, for ca.sh, notes on demand,
or on a credit. Applv to
R. .McNARB.
Carthage, Moore countv. .Inlv IH.j). ^H-4w
,ston, because they think that he vill not
berton, (Jillopolis, Handalsville, St. I’aul’s, ' assembled pf^ople, the I'resident and suite .«i«rn a bill for the n'j»al of the law pas.sed ance yesterday morning: the sjiils, rigging,
Philadeliihus, Queen.sdale, Cowp«'r Hill, sat ilown to dinner with .some two hundred bv Deiiincratsl . eciuipmeuts and a portion ot the cargo will j.ro-
' ’ . \ • 1 i “ I bably be saved.—lit raid.
liecsville, Dondarn-K'h, in Hobeson; Clin-] gentlemen. Add n*sses wore delivered by, Once more. The Democratic eaiulidate . '
ton, Owenvillo, Hawley’s Store, Spring i .Messrs. Hall, Stuart, Sargent, and others, for (Jovernor in Pennsylvania who made
A'ale, in Samp.son; Elizabeth 'Town, Pros- [ At (> o’clock, the Presidential party start- “such a patriotic speech,” ace«»rding to the
poet Hall, (’ypress (’reek. Gravelly Hill, | el for Washington, and ‘‘on pa.«siug Alex- statement of the North American not only
Jiyon’s Landing, in HI ideii; Carthago, So- j andria, says the lnt*lligeneer, near mid-' vot(*d for the bill allowing fugitives to c.s-
lemn (irove, (^entrevillo, f’hirk’s Mill.s, night the p:irty was unexpectedly greeted cape, but “more than that, he also votetl
New (lilead, Crain’s (’reek, Caledonia, in by a salute of cannon from that )»atriotie A\ ilmot 1 roviso
^looro; "War.saw, in Dujdin; and perhaps city, and the air was rent with entliusias-i . .1 „ . . o. 1 i . . * ^ ^
others. j tic cheers by a multittide of people, who, j aTa Wisher com- ■ '^"'•iiip which I MrS. Ilardill’S SchOOi fdr Ywiflg LadieS,-
Thf wo.'if Ejf'irncinnx Rnniift/ K:rt(nit'
ANODYNE CorCH DROPS.
1 lie success of this remedy outstrij s the use
Or font Fiinitir C'olif'^r.
TBIHE First .Session of this Institution will
H commence on Muiiday the 2Lst of .Jl’LV,
ensuing.
It is very desirable that Pupils who expect to
enter the College should be present at the ujien-
ing of the Session.
r.y order of the Executive roMTuittee.
0:;ford, N. .lune 2:i, 1851. 78-iw
0/y>r Fear Xari^ation (^o/njfany;
Pl'HS^T.ANT to a rc.sOluti!ui of the stock
holders of the Cape Fear Navigatioti Ooni-
]»any. at their general meeting, .May .?0,- 18-51,
notice is hereby given, that from and after the
1st if August next, all articles, oomifiOdities,
produce, gooils, wsires and merchandise, con
veyed upon the Cajie P'ear River to or from'
Fayetteville to or from any point intermediate
between Fayetteville and Wilmington, and to’
or Irom Wilmington to or from any point be
tween the mouth of Hlack River and Fayette
ville, shall be subject to tolls, at the rntC of
twelve and one-half per centum on the amount
of freight charged, except articles conveyed up
on rafts, wood tints, and craft under the burthen
of ten tons: and when the boat owner is the
shipper or owner of the property shipjied, the
like toll .shall be charged, to-wit: twelve and
, one-half per centum upon the custonmry rate of
! freight charpcd upon stieh articles as may Ik;
shipped. From and after the 1st of August
i I80I, the Owners, Cnptains or Agents 61 all
. boats not luider ten tons burthen, navigating
the River between the mouth of lllack River
, aiul Fayetteville, are required to furnish'the
Toll ( Vsllector at W ilmington with a list, on oath,
' as prc.scribeil by law, of the amount Of freight
charged, or of the estimated amount, when
shipped by the Biat Owner,
j Notice is also given, that Thos. C. Worth has
been appointed Toll Collector at Wilmington,
' and payments of tolls upon nftclts conveycd
j from any point below Fayetteville to or from
Wilmington, :ire to be made to him; and the
in terms
has never disavowed either of tlio.se acts,
f anything of the kind. From persons of the i aforesaid lists of freight fnrnishcd fo ^ifjh. All
first respectability re.«iding in liff'erent parts of ’ other payments to be made, as heretofore, to’
the country. 1 have received flattering accfiinits, ' (leorge McNeill, Generitl Agent.
][(• j and among them the following: .JOHN H. H.\Lf>, I’resident.
.•\.Mi;nirrs, 0.\., .lune I, 1818. j .June •»0, 18->1- 78-tl.\
I>r. Young—Dear Sir: Having had a severe ■
NO l’lCI'j A large number of Post Offices to which ■ late as was the hour, waited on the wharves
«^^E take this plan to announce to the pub- w'o send papers are between oO and 800 | to cheer the IVosidcnt.”
1- -'b*ilc School will be opened miles di.stant. Subscribers at all such of-1 „ ~
at this placc, on Monday the 7th of .lulv next, . „ ... .,■ 1 I >iORTII CaR01.I.\.\ (. AUUIAOE?:.—1 he
under the care of .Mr_ Thomas F. Ellerbe, late J)cr iiuarter tor the , referring to our
from Aljihama. Mr. Kllerhe conies to us well cckly l>ai»cr. ' v j i* '
recommended, both as to his qujilificntions and i mi o -nr i i rvu • a. r \ upon the number and quality ot
morals; and from his experience in teaching, , Semi-W ookly Ob.SCrver IS not »I' «ays-
- tied to go free of postage within this coun-! ‘'‘‘"’•‘ges niadu m tins place,
and his having been lately a member of a Col
lege in .Mabania, we feel w arranted to say, that
we believe him fully capable to teach all the
branches of a com»non English education, and
also to instruct students in the higher depart
ments of English and (Tassieal education, and
to prepare young men to enter the first Classes
of any College in this SUite.
We also gi,ve notice, that should any wish to
patronise our School who live at a distance, they
t}” but the postage on it is 10 cents per ! hile our Fayetteville and Wadesbo-
fiuarter under 50 miles, 20 cenfs between j rough coteniporaries are boa.sting of the
300 and 1000 miles, 40 cents between carriage makers of their towns, we would
1000 and 2000 &c. i them know that our town also prc-
1‘apersofthe weiirht of the Ob.server, |
not sent from the ofSee of publication, ‘2 ! makers, (and we have three shops,)
cents if sent under 500 miles, 4 cents if i . w lere,
ji.iiroiiioe our ocaooi wno live at a UKstance, tiiey' 1 1 .1 -i t and some specimens which we saw the
will find Roar4 here in good families as chea'p ^'’Or 500 and less than loUO miles, &c. , «J
sev(*ral houscT pk-pYre'd*'!md* wlilinV^t?^^^ ' ‘V«*cer Jarnagin, formerly a Whig : to say, cannot be beaten any where in the
boai^iers. • . Senator from Tennessee, died at , State for real elegance ot lorm and exccl-
Floral College, June 23, 18-31. 78-2w Memphis on the li4th ult. 1 lency of finish.''
. - I time I have taken many preparationfi, pnt up
mittcd to both. j different physicians, Wistnr’s celebrated
These arc facts, and thev' will .siieak for j IJalsain of Wild Cherry, &c. &c., to but little
themselves. A tittin'i^ commentary they : "d'antage, from your recommendation 1 was in-
furnish, upon the ‘•p:itriotie resolutions I^
and speeches,” of whieh we arc so con
stantly told.
Oen. Dockkky has published the following
appointments to address the people:—
Troy, Montgomery county, Tuesday, July 8.
Mineral Springs, Richmond county, July 12.
AVadesborough, Tuesday, July 15.
Furr’s, St-inly county, Thursd.ty, July 17.
Moore Smith’s, Stanly county, July 18.
Albemarle, Stanly connty, July 19.
Concord, Cabarrus county', Tuesday, Jnly 22.
Fesperman's Store, Cnion county, July 21^
Davis’s Gold mine, Union county, July 'lb,
Monroe, Saturday', July 2H.
Charlotte, Tuesday, July 29.
Dallas, Friday. August 1.
Liuoolntou, Saturday, August 2.
and I take pleasure in stating that I found
them to be the very best preparation that 1 fever
used. Respectfully vours,
ABRAM COLSON.
Beware of Im)>ontion, and acoid the v4e
of iSubstitritf'.s.
The fac-simile of the signattire of Dr. W. 6.
Little will be found npon the outside wrapper
of eacli of his Medicines.
Sold wholesale and retail, by the Proprietor,
at his Manufacturing Depot, No. 264 Market
street, Philadelphia, and Macon, Georgia.
To be had also of James Cain, Rockfish;
A. Watson, Floral College; Townsend & Doug
lass, liennettsville; l>r. P. .M. Cohen. Charles
ton; C. C. liarbcc, Bardaysvillc; 1’. F, I’escud,
Raleigh.
S. J. lilNSL'ALL, Agent for Fayeitevillo.
AT R0!!»E IIII.I.V
Near Fayetteville, C.
TMIHE next Session of this F.\mily School,
JL under the immediate rharge of Mr. and
Mrs. Hardin, will commence oh MdnftaV the
21st day of July next, and end oh the 2)th of
December f6Howing. Early notice i^ rec^uested
from those desiring places for their dariphtera
or wards, the School being limited in number.
The present Session will tevminiitc On the 0th
June. W. H. HAhDIN.
Rose ilin, >Iay 24, 1861. 73-eowit20j
.^W~LAW BOOK.
ADAMS’8^1)©Ctr'^^ of Equity, the excellent
work prescribed by the Supreme Court of
North Carolina for £he course of Legal Study.
Price $2 60, for sale by
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April 15.
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