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OP,
Jffifi liOltII CAROLINIAN.
.iJf: iff Mid in adrance; ' ; 2DO
?&Stf' lit pi the eoa Qf months 2 iO-
iSBK H paid t the end of months 3 OO- t
CyP? I Jt paid at tneol ot year, J uu
)npton receiyecTfor'.lesa tnan twelve
hies paid for in advance. r '
j'Ai biiiinefs connected with? bis esiao
'iranst be addressed R. Kl BRYAN
( ii;e North Carolinian and in all case
r. . . -- .
hmniiihi UlttffUUTffl TI7Hes the
t " r pminnm IHW iiimin" t p
L?: - rl three mos
t1"!! iit. month Atftr'.'-
nm
f 0(1
10 00
'J
ladvef'tisement. must be hs
l'O o'c 'fK Krid'iy moriViH; awl hou
handed in hy
hould have the
nuoib 'I ft i:iertijawaT..rirteikled
rked-"i.uponr
them, !erwise theieunserted till forbid
Ie
Cr 4u aui Mnif i jn
llO UN l A N O K K I C E,
7 5 cents jcr qitiro
tiantify over 5 qu.rex, CO.cts per quire.'
N.D. WILCIAMSj
;tissio?i- and & orwardm
MlillCIIANT-
ryett grille, JV
U. BLOSSOM;
COM MLS S.I ON
J is
'OxV, iv. p.
0
(urn given to consign-
uiJiie on shipntseuts to
York
ceo; :
I st;ck of 1 uliacco on
ilarly, from Messrs J.
ijtties assorted, horn
will be sold iit the
J. UTLEY.
tf
from Fay
mail con.
ce this dny,
t t.o.jches, diii
:ist V P. M., and
A. M., in time
Returninr, leave
Cars, say about 1
ayetteville in ten
-.iken to render the
lid safe, for Travel.
established as soon as
ad, from Favetteville
rouh, to Lexington,
NON St McNEILL.
7, 1851. 3m
cDonald
of buers to his varied
I'ROIKEKT WAKE,
ing.
V and Holland Gin,
ri Wine,
best quulitv,
fine Clocks,
oods, Caudles, &.r.
y article usually Kept ior tne nccoin-
of nurchaseis, all t w hich 1 will sell
cash, or exchange for country produce.
street, Sept 13. 2ia
liUlircIv eW and liirJje Stock of
i J I
4'
DRY GOODS
& HARDWARE.
'"Tne undersigned are now prepared to offer to
?,rrh ,ut of tlie interior and others one t the
1 rlst stocks of DliY GOODS AND HARD-
'AtlE. ever before ofiered in this market
ITfeeir Goods have been bouglit this fall by
t'w tncki!re at the reirular trade sales and of
oimissions' Houses in New York, and they are
Ireaared to otler them unusually low and upon
f.va-able terms, and feel confident that an ex.
i-ftiatio:i ,.f their stock will induce purchasers
y, n).ike their selections of us.
MThe undersigned will spare no eflorts to give
'Jtire satisfaction to those who lavor them with
ieir custom.
it? our STOCK Of
lt)ts & Shoes, Hats, Cans and
' x
Jf Straw Goods
i Iarc-e and worthy the attention of the trade.
' . tt try . .
' Our edirk rnnsistd in nait of
400 to 500 pieces of Woolen Goods.
4 500 to 100 0 44 Prints.
3000 pr. Boots and Shoes;
itli all the variety necessary to make our as-
rtinent complete.
erchants visiting this market will please
us a call and examine our Goods bofore
Atkins their purchases.
PVe also have on hand a full assortment of the
f Anchor Brand
V Rnltinsr Clntlis
ve been proved to be good by use of oyer
he same make ot cloths.
attention paid to orders.
HALL & SACKEl I.
ctober 4, 1S51. ly
W CrOD JMOLASSKS
. . r "
JOHNSON.
Applv to
WADDILL.
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ad-
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Viaie oy
V. PETER P
VNEGROES
Vs" T
EILL.
K AHCI11 BALD A- T SMITH :
Has taken an OflBce, on Anderson atreer, nearly
opposite the FayetteviIIe HoTel. He will attend
to the collection of claims and law business gen
erally, and especially to the taking of accounts
6f executors, admiiiistrajors, guardians and part
ners, either in suit or'.ot tier wise. '
-Jan'y 11, 831 :-':.y - ...
The nQdersigned is umanufectoriDg, in. Fay-
etteviiie, 1
far superior to the Blacking toatf baaed -1 the
time to manufacturing and vending this very-f
superior poljsh.and calls upon all who think it
(n the interest of the Southern people, to become
independent of Northern manufactures, to give
nim ineir aiaanu naironaee.
He is prepared to show, by absolute trial, tft
any one ho,Will call tipoft him. the tw ?1
ioritu of his over all other pot isTn- or blacking
now-sMd.t.Q North Caroliiia Call and have: your
Jjfiot ni hoej once completely blacked - and
Mlished ai.d be satisfied. - , .
Th'uatrticle'is ofierd at a price not higher
than is usually charged for other and inferior
qualities, and a tri al fs that fa asked to secure
the pat-ronage of the public generally. -
The .tlndersigned expects. to visit every por
tion of tb?5tate to ii)trluce his pelish, and asks
new in afance that Merchants and others viit
inj? FayetteviIIe'. will give him a cull.. r
Tli is Polish can be used by ladies withortjoiHag the dress
A. J. VVUUUVVAKU.i
June 21. 1851. ; . t ' . . 613-Gm
The copartneVship heretofore existing under
the name of J A-Rowland &. Co., is this day dis
solved by mutual consent.
JOH. A. KUWLAU,
GILBERT. W. McKA Y,
. JOHN-C. MOOttE.
The under&incil will continue
the -business of the-late firm, jt their former
.Stand in Lurnbei ton, under the style of Rowland
& McKay, where goods of every -description cun
be bought on the most reasonable terms
'' GI"DBERT W. McKAY.
Lumherton, July 1, 165 1 013-tf
PHTKIl P. JOHNSON
Has just received, and offers fur sle, CHEAP,
7 3.buijs superior Ilio Coflee,
25 barrels cotlee Sugar, m.--50
Mackerel, Nos, 1, 1 and 3,
Loaf and granulated Sugar.
Also, a large, assortment of Iron and Nails,
Shovels, 'Spades, Trace Chains, Shovels Si. Tongs,
Dlacksiniths' Bellows, Anvils, Vices, Hammers,
Planes, Augers -And Chissels, Files, Collins'
Axes, &.C.. . -
AJbigust 1C, 18.511 .r ..v ..
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
AT WIIOLKSALK & RETAIL.
J, JirBEASLEY
Would respectfully in
form the public generally
that he has recently re
turned from New York
with decidedly a very large
lot of WATCHES AND
JEWELRY.
Many of the Watches
were bought by the pack
age for Cash, and can therefore be sold very low.
He has watches of all kinds; chains, kevs and
seals of all the latest styles: finger rings, ear
rinis; madaliaiis of all sizes, both English and
American make; ladies chatelains; collar and
sleeve buttons; shirt stud.; gold spectacles, light
and heavy; any quantity of gold pens and pencil;
gold and silver thimbles; bracelets; silver fruit
and butter knives; silver spoons of all the vari
ous kinds and sizes ; large lot of pocket cutlery ;
scissors of all sizes; button-hole scissors; survey
ors compasses and chains; mathematical instru
ments; any kind and quality of pistols that may
be wanting; large lot of fine and common single
and double-barrel Guns ; game bags, shot belts
and powder flasks;
AI1L.HA ICY UUUUS,
including all between the small button and bass
drum ; violins and extra bows; flutes; clarionets;
flasielels. accordeons of all kinds, music boxes,
l-erfuiuery wap, tooth and hair brushes, drewing
and pocket combs, plated and Britannia ware,
and various other things
too tedious to enume
rate. Call and give rue a trial.
05 Watches and Jewelry neatly repaired.
Cash paid for old gold and silver.
J. M. BEASLEV,
North-east corner Market Square.
FayetteviIIe, Aug. 0, 1S51 ly
JVEfV FIRM AjYD
New JLivery Stables.
The undersigned having formed a copartner
ship to carry on the LIVERY STABLE BUSI
NESS, respectfully inform the citizens of Fav
etteville and tfre. Public generally, that they
can be accommodated on reasonaoie terms wiiu
Horses. Buggies and other Vehicles, at such
times as they may wish to hire, by applying to
the subscribers, as they are well prepared to
carry on the business, naving renitea ami re
newed the Establishment, with the addition of
some fine Horses and new Vehicles, and are sat
isfied that they can give satisfaction to all who
may wish to hire.
And therelore call on them to give us a trial.
J. W. POWERS.
ROBERT REGESTER.
Sept. 20, 1S51 y
38 Carnages and Biiffsics
V J V V.
Now finished on hand 13 of which are Buggies.
All at low prices, according to finish.
A. A. McKETIIAN.
Sept 20, IS31.
WANTED,
A first rate BOOT-MAKER. Also, a good
SHOEMAKER, to whom good wages and steady
employment will be given.
iNAltlArVi SlKtiS.
FayetteviIIe, Oct. 4, 1S51. GoS-tf
TALLOW! TAELOWll
Cash paid for Tallow at
Oct 11, 1S51 A. M. CAMPBELL'S.
AlvEY, S II EM WELL & CO.
Have- 1 piece of extra fine 7-1 black FRENCH
CLOTH, to which they would call the attention
of the public.
Palltand Winter
GfOODS;
xi. dj c: iwa icirif iig vui aiii jtnu v luirr
Stock, consisting of a ery general selection of
Hardware anil ' Gutlerj. Saddlery,'
in
wer, iiats anu aps, doois anu snoea
Iron; Steel and Nails,1- and Staple DrV
i
With a large Stock of
tf 0Hf vSrfTThs' this marked to prcl!Irr N
Wltlesal ejReta il uld doretf to r C
ws : - iLln 1 --r--."-. - w.. mn. JS afaa a.JMsy
;iSepCifyris5f7
W - . . . . W
V . A , '
4f.
NEW G'OfipS ,
And New Store.
""I" T- a " niikji t w rKia aait i va1 n vwl v4Vssaa
ftr 8die a elf selected stock of Git OC ICR ICS.
Also a fine'assortment .of DRY GOODS,' which
he 'Wjllsell on very favorable terms.
, Country Produce 4 taken in exchange or
goods. ' . y
Having- purchased his goods low for cash, be
flatters Ijimself th-t he can suit any who favor
liim with a -clt, both iif quality -and price. -A.-'
- , . DANIEL CLARK, '
Nearlyopposite T.' S. Lutterloh's store.
Sept 27, 1851. " 3m - . . -'
- IL .MX,
FAVETXEV1LLE FOUNDRY.
Castings ot every description made -to
order. .
A lot of Rabbet Metl for s:.le. .. . .
YV1NSLOW STREET.
Sept G, 1S51. tf '
J. IS. B11YAN .
" OFFERS FOR SALE
A GESEHAt ASSOUTBIE3IT OP
DRV GOODS,
GROCERIES,
Hardware and Cutlery, flats
and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Iron, Steel, Nails, &c. , on the most rea
sonable terms for Cash, or in exchange for pro
duce, at his store next door to Market Square,
Hai die's building. . ,
3bOO Lbs. BACON, sides, now in
store:
. October 1, 1S51 ly
. TEA! TEA! TEA!!
Hyson Tea, Imperial Tea, Young Myson Teat
Oolong Tea, quality good, better, and choice, a
larsde suduI v and tood assortment all . selected
--hy a judge, and "recommended as fresti amr trtMi
nuvoi eu. r or saie oy
Oct n S. J. HINSDALE
CALL AND LOOK.
The undersigned have just opened a new store
nearly opposite the Cape Fear Bank, where they
have a large assortment of
Heady-made Clo tiling
NEW AND IN GOOD ORDER,
And can fit and suit all that will favor them
with a cai I
If a customer cant be suited with readj'-made
Clothing, they aie prepared to cut and make
the best of fits and of the latest fashions.
They pledge themselves to give satisfaction to
all who may patronize them.
E. BETZEL & BROTHER.
Oct IS, 1S31. 3m
PAYETTEVILIiM
Ten Pin Alley
JACKSON JOHNSON
Continues the management of the Alley.
Oct, IS, lfe.')l. 600-tf
JUST
AND RECEIVING,
My usual stock of 1311V GOODS and
GROCERIES.
Also, CASTINGS, consisting of pots, oveos,
spiders, kettles, skillets, pot-covers, and wagon
and cart Boxes of various sizes. Sperm and tal
low Candles; Knives and Forks; pocket Knives;
Spades, Shovels and manure Forks; carpenters',
coopers' and blacksmiths' Tools ; and in fact a
general assortment of HARDWARE & CUT
LERY. A good assortment of sole Leather, calf
and go..t Skins, Lining and Binding.
A good stock of BOOTS and SHOES, consist
ing of men's fine and coarse Boots and Shoes,
boys' and youths' do. do.; Ladies' and Misses'
Shoes, fine and coarse; window Glass. S"x 10,
10 x 12, 10 x U.and 12 X 20; Looking Glasses of
all sizes; Crockery and Glass Ware: wrought
Nails, assorted sizes; also, cut Nails from .1 to
40; all of which will be sold low for cash, or
bartered for couutry produce.
SAMPSON BOON.
Oct 11, 1S51. 659-6t
Extra fine Oolong Souchong, onechest that is
choice and superior. There is none better. For
tor sale by S. J. HINSDALE.
October 11, 1S51
FAYETTEVILLE WATER WORKS.
THE Subscriber offers for sale his interest,
being one fourth of the stock in the above com
pany. W. WHITEHEAD.
Oct. 11. 1S5I. 6o9-2m
REMOVAL.
The Subscribers have removed to the new
Brick Store, two doors west of the Cape Fear
Bank, where they are receiving their fall stock of
Dry Goods, Groceries,
ILlJinWiiliE, CUTLERY, CROCKKRY.
ALSO,
Boots & Shoe., Bagging & Rope,
FISH OF DIFFERENT KINDS.
In fact, every thing usually called for in the
mercantile line, to which they invite an exami
nation. LEETH 2z JOHNSON.
Nov. 1, ISol 0G2-tf
trFM.uIIins . Saiiiunons7 and l);ivi Axe.
For sale by LEETE & JOHNSON,
-J doors west of Cape Fear Bank.
fJORR II ATX
' W opetiiis; my Fall andwOer stock'
R3 & CAP$rooasiating in partef svpet
foper moleskin and silk, from. $( o
. ltqaatities of plain .Fur, Mexican,
yaiaV and Roagh-and-Readr, of all colors.
d Wool from 50 eta to $3. Silk and cot-Iri-t
Torbar.s' for. children. Also, fine
--boyclotbt glazed silk and fur capa.
. . -
I f 1 ne ni-tnest prices paia tor nat wool and
M MM 11 . - . . . . ft
ail ki nos 01 rur Skins.
Oct 18, 1531 tf
lOHand, Cross-cut and Mill Saws,
For sal by ; LEETE & JOHNSON,
. 2 doors west of Cape Fear Bank.
Encourage; the; Old North State
A RET, SH EM WELL & CO
Have just received a splendid assortment
of
SALEM CASSIMERK, r
black and grey, to which they would call the
attention of the public. These goods will com
pete in qmliiy nd durabilitywith the best of
Northern Cassi meres, and are much cheaper,
ranging from 6-2J cents to $1 25 per yard.
Ciitober IS, 1851. 600-tf .
GREAT
EXCITEMENT
1
greatest bargain, yet unci no mistake.
AND GENTLEMEN'S' FURNISHING GOODS,
jlt wholesale and retail on reasonable terms.
tl hag loave to inform the citizens of Fayettoville and
tfcinity that I have just returned from the northi-rn
ciies pith a large and elegant assortment of KEA DY--"'I-AIK
CLOTHING, comprising Cloaks; OTer-oats; dress
fraclt and business Couts; 1'ants and Vt-sts in the greatest
Ttriety. style and fashion, aud iu durability and price not
ti be beat by any in the market. Constantly ou hand a
very extensive assortment of ready-made Shirts. Drawers,
tTiiier-Shirts. Cravats, pocket Haudkerchu fs. gloves, sus-
yenilers. ply standing collars, boots, shoes, hats. caps,
c-fjrpet bags, trunks, valieses, umbrellas, and KANCY
UpODSiu great abaud.niee. A Sue and choice assort
ment of boys', youths' and servants Clothes.
t all aud see me before purchasing elsewhere, for there
is'eo charge for looking.
! " . GEORGE BRANDT.
4 i -South side Hay street, one door below A. W. Steele.
tE&ARS 100,000 Segars of all kinds and brands now
ready tor inspection, from 5 to oO dollars per thousand.
at wholesale aud retail ou the most accommodating terms.
UhUIlbK II II A ;n JUT.
JFayetteviUe, Oct. 13, 1851 3m '
P. W. McLAUEIN
ARE
ARE now receiving a large and general assert-
t of Stat and Vst
DRY GOODS,
Hardware ami Cutlery, Boots anil Shoes.
ALSO
75 bags Rio. Laguira and Java Coffee,
10 hhds. Sugar,
4 75 pieces Cotton Bagging,
f 50 coils Bale Rope,
r 100 kegs Nails, assorted,
'I S tons Swedes and English Iron,
500 sacks Liverpool Salt,
With loaf, crushed, powdered and granulated
Sogars ; Green Tea; Pepper; Spice; Ginger;
Powder; Shot; Bar Lead; Table Salt; bar and
fancy Soaps, with a great variety of other ar
ticles, to which we invite the attention of pur
chasers at wholesale or retail, as low as any
tther house in the place.
D. & VV. McLAURIN.
October 11, 1S51.
FALL, 1 85 1.
JAMES KYLE
fs now
very large and
general
as
sortment of
DRY GOODS.
Purchased by the package for CASH. Those
wishing to purchase goods at reduced prices will
please call and examine, as bargains may be ex
pected.
BOLTING CLOTHS, Anchor brand, from No
1 to 10. uncommonly cheap
95 packages BOOTS and SHOES, cheaper than
ever were for sale in this market.
October 11, 1S51
IM PERI A Li TEA.
Just received to-day a chest of Imperial Tea,
that is asgood, if not a little better than was
ever offered at this market
Oct 11. S. J. HINSDALE.
MILL. STONES,
Anchor Bolting Cloth; Mill Irons, French
Birr, Esopus and Cologne Mill Stones,
at Manufacturers' prices.
THE subscribers having made very favorable
arrangements fur obtaining from one of the most
extensive importing and manufacturing houses
in this country, French Burr, Cologne and
Esopus Mill Stones, and the real Anchor Bolting
Cloth , are now enabled to offer any of these. ar-H
ticles to Millers, of the best quality, and at lower
prices than they nave been heretolore furnished
at in this place.
A supply of best Anchor Bolting Cloth con
stantly kept on hand.
The quality of every article is warranted.
JNO. H. & J. MARTINE.
Oct. 11, 1S51. 659-Qm
A pair of 4 ft. 2 inch Cologne Mill Stones on
hacd ; and daily expected, pair of 3 feet G inch
Escpus Mill Stones, and would invite ar. ex
amination of them, as they will be found super
ior for Corn.
"1 RAGS WANTED.
30,00tflbs. RAGS wanted by
Oct. 23.
H. BRANSON & SON.
Prime North Carolina and Virginia chewiuo
Tobacco by the box and retail.
J. & T. WADDILL. -
Oct. 25, 1S5I. GGl-tf.
HYSON TEA.
i A chest of very superior quality, fresh and fine
flavor, just received and for ale by
Oct 11.
S. J. HINSDALE.
CCa stints. Hardware and Cutlery.
f For sale by LEETE & JOHNSON,
'Hie
use l rrBMm c;-
fit. lf-',,-.v-
-.iJCeal of attention, i slyV.
tead invented bj: 3ava-, C
snnare, anu , maoaiactareavi 4 .
Ilarlovr. ' To manj
an invention
trna-w
hoehte
.. tt9J'"mll till!
rehuf ir bwi.ai.i:iicy . 10 neglect toe
Dopatar" a bdT " Isboleftome rauaire .Jouchi nf
alarm clock hung at the top of the- beil.
aud adjusted in the usual wa j to goolt at
the desired hour, the front less or the
esUtead,. as : soon as the alarm ceases
ringing, are unade to fold underoeath,'and
the sleeper, without any jerk or. Ihe
lihtef personal danger, is-placed on his
leet'm the middle ot the room, . where, at
the - option of the possessor, a cold bath
ci be placed, if he is at all disposed, to
insure being rendered rapidly wideawake.
The expense of the bedstead is TittJ if
ahj niore" thanr the ordinary onesjjnd
from their extreme simplicity are very
ikely-.to - coiiie?iiito general use. I hey
are exhibited in -action at the building.
many gentlemen, and even some ladies,
making a . trial, though the usual method
is to test their efficiency on a-policeuiaa-
rather singular portion ot the many
dutiesof that much defamed body of inesti-
mauie tunciionarics. . -
Java Coffee raised ill Canwell county. :
We were shown recently a parcel of Java
cotlee, fully matured, tlmt grew in -the
midst of the shrubbery .that decorates Dr.
John T. Garland's yard, about a mile fro in
this town. It looked a- natural as the
imported article. Ihe shrub that produc
ed this cotlee is but two years old and
bears proliticly. The tree sprouted from
a grain of colfee which was planted on the
north side ot the house. JJuton j.v. C.)
Cuonicic.
I'obacco For Wounds. It is said
that a piece of good strong tobacco, chew
ed until it is saturated with kaliva, and
then applied with a bandage to vounds
occasioned by nans or other iron inslru-.-i
ments, win reinrvts tTr .... 4- howeTrer
tfeH,1'MWy 1 painful Hey twy
recollected that tetanus" 5r- TTicx
y w
often induced bv suth wounds, this
simple remedy, the efficacy ot which is
highly spoken ot. is worth remembering.
fetemburg
Intelligencer.
Consul Owen. Capt Kelley, one of
the pardoned C iban invaders, gives the
tie direct to most of the statements in
Consul Owen's exculpatory epistle. Capt.
K.., in a letter pblished at Cleveland,
Ohio, says that Mr Owen's story about
residing tout miles from Havana, snd not
being able to reach the city in time for
an interview with the prisoners, &c, is a
collection of falsehoods. The Captain
affirms that the Consul does not live four
miles out of town; that he was not sick
at the time referred to in his explanation;
that he was well aware of the arrest of
Crittenden and his party; that he was sent
for bv them, and refused to see them, on
the ground that they were outlaw-; that
when he subsequently called upon the
other prisoners, he kept on the outside of
the grating, and told them through the
bars that he could not make any efforts to
prevent them from going to Spain 1 These
and other circumstances of like character.
Captain Kelley declares to be capable of
verification in Havana. The Hnglish Con
sul it seems displayed toward the unfortu
nate men the humanity and sympathy
which the representatives of their own
country retused. The latter knew full
well that they had been deceived and
humbugged at home that they were vic
tims of a delusion and yet he utterly
refused them all aid and comfort in their
misery. We think, upon the whole, that
Consul Owen is the ineaniest specimen of
an American that our ilag was ever dis
graced by floating over, and we are right
"lad that he has been recalled.
The North Carolina Reader" is the
title of a well-printed octavo volume of
some three hundred and fifty pages, from
the press of Lippincott, Grainbo & Co.,
Philadelphia. We have given the work a
cursory perusal, and can cordially com
mend it, not nieiely to parents and teach
ers in North Carolina as a school book, but
to the general reader. The plan of the
work is novel. While it modestly pur
ports to be a school reader, it embraces an
amount of historical and other information
relative to the State of North Carolina
w hich can be found in no other single vol
ume; indeed, it would require dilligent re
search into many volumes to come at it.
It is a work which every intelligent gentle
man in North Carolina will procure; and
readers in ev ery part ot the country who
wish to possess a well-written book, em
bracing a perspicuous account of the history,
present condition, ami resources of that
noble old State, with selections from her
best speakers and writers,' should not fail
to place it in their libraries. In addition
to what pertains to the State, there are
chronological and other tables highly use
ful for reference Chrisian Statesman.
) r-'W''?l' w 7-- v
:iis OF Noaxii
Vlina:
" -.
H.n lrcj
f 'tneu will.
North Camlina ntU
le treasuttrnivrj
r utin iuk uuiiiti : ,
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Wheeler
4froje!. plea tire, no
Viitau accurate reap
rcrve, b
iHikh aJ
CrtHqa
i Ui irt . State upon m hie h
toTxamin6l with tnucTi
me An
Heap
zeal, inti
v&otl coin inevitable . care
everr aut
authority . on her history
rum that
lie Oihe preseu t- We w ere su r -
prised as Lefi 'gratified to see in this book
(which h iif chaise but jut issued from
the presw j excellent article, corrected
and iinprj
Ihl2 Copied from the National
Intelliiiei rcr. iri which it anneared less
than threit It ami. tin the lift: of tiov-
,e.rnnr Jotf Vievier, who was distinguishe!-
in the eiH history of Noi th " Carol a
By the ail f Hn. George Baocru
our Knvf4n England , the. author
access t if tie colonial records in
of ihe BurtH of Trade and Pla
Ioudon,litiJ presents to us uit
rich recuVdf, redolent with patn
valor, ii Jv-e before published, i
of theeaflf iiines ot North Caroli
of itself feiklefthe work invaluau
i lie arcisves. oi ins own state, v
were opijickl tp his examination by afv4c-
ol the L.fuiature, have been eviscerated,
and the jhecLird of names which he present ?
m v .TC1IK8 OP NOHTII I
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V
Id
even touf o4i mind, revives many nw -
long gofe associate, anil awakes
thou
that lour luve-ilept.'''
Theith author, who is a native oft
State, ajndj for nearly a quarter of a
tury asjbclited with her history, Jn
I.. JLL ZJ2jJ
a it-giautitve.) caccu live -ta
sents.tif,ilf t bir
acter. of4(eyjions
partialp:
His i4 Jerialji have
and he ft i. made good
' Iltsf lii meats, p.
bUody
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snilledliii
Ml SI UlUIHI,'
'U Car,
t ro ps"of P ngta u d
Hisklo
u merits, from
place nh
i Mecklenburg
May, ht
and oihe
in this q
a, beyond all questtoi
'traits of Davie, Macon,
s are true to life, aud ahu
ietvatiil unobtrusive State
A
gems
urest ray serene
and win e services
eternal tecord.
Tl,is jwork, too, presents an original
design iJ" the Author, curious and unique.
In tl Mconil volume is a plate ot a tre
on wlucji every county is laid down
lejiall ai-curacy aud correctness.
alone i is .worth the price of the
It dedication to Hon.Georgt
to oUtr :d2iirhbor and friend C
Fordri 13 Hon. David L Swain.
ot therljniversi; y, and to the
of tli Siate of North Carolina,
taste, c incise, chaste, and beauti?
Tllll e good old State of North
doutlejs the work is most welcome
although early settled, full of incidents of
pamoiimi auu neroic uariug, ricn in men
tal cu th, (es is known bf her history
thari oliany jortinn of our llepublic. This
work ill this hiatus in our national
his eryi
Jot nijK to North Carolinians, but to
her os vtho have swarmed from the
parent hiveinto the verdant valleys of the
We$t, this Work will show the patriotism
of tieit forefathers, and the pure charac
tersofjtheit mothers
f e pretjet for it a rapid circulation : ot
re Can be no question, it its suc-
itf commensurate with its merits and
iituuKtry which has been bestowed
can be procured, we under-
at te bookstores in this city.
Di,lGnATios. Total arrivals
of for-
eir migrants at the port of New
frof4jie 1st of January, 1851, to N
York
Novem-
berlsl e been as lollows
14,709
8,1 79
iG.ori
27, rm
33. 858
O I JMi-
a.
reliuarj
Mutch -J
iu ;r
jp2iember
fScfober
Of the number who a
befy I -'088 were Irish
2.1 3f fcnlish; 353 S
F!nFii '.W Ilollande
m
ntUi
Dan
owetli
hs; 22 Snanii
l)ns 9iouth
5 f)va Scoti;
lLlfxicitiijai
l
w ithotir
f
3
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V
" have exuieiN
and virtues deseno
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