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FAYETTEVILLE, U. C, DECEMBER 6, 1851.
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ARCHIBALD A. T. SMITH
Has taken an Office on Anderson street, nearly
opposite the Fayetteville Hotel. He will attend
to the collection of claims and Jaw business gen
erally, and especially to the taking of accounts
of executors, administrators, guardians and part
ners, either in suit or otherwise.
Jaoy II, 1851 y
JKiicouraare North Carolina. ,-
The u rider signed is
manufacturing,
in Fay-
v' FOll SALE AT THK
' CAROLINIAN OFFICB,
at 7 5 cents per rii re.
For sny quantity over Squires, 00 cts per quire
JOHN D. WILLIAMS,
Commission and I'orwardin
MKUCI1ANT
Fayetteville, sT. C.
Feb, 23, l.-)0.
etteville, - !
Boot, & Shoe Polish,
far superior to the Blacking, purchased ia the
Northern Cities. Ife intends devoting bis whole
time to roaoaCtorinw andendirut,lliij'ety-4
-, m ftOx"t 'ap riorpolish . abf ca Its upon all w ho think it 1
hj iijc imricsi ui i lie ouuiiiei ii (iruiiir, m urcuiin;
independent of Nortliern manufactures, to give
him their aid and patronage.
lie is prepared to show, by absolute trial, to
anv one who will call upon him, the vast super-
iority of his over all other polishes or blacking
now soul in IVortu Carolina. Call and have your
boots and shoes once completely blacked and
polished, ai.d be satisfied.
This article is offered at a price not higher
than is usually charged for other and inferior
qualities, and a trial is all that is asked to secure
the patronage of the public generally.
The undersigned expects to visit every por
t'on of the State to introduce his polish, and asks
now in advance that Merchants and others visit
ing Fayetteville will give hnn a call.
This Polish can be used by ladies without polling the dross
A. J. WOODWARD.
June 21, 1851. 013-Gm
Fall and Winter
GOODS.
WE are now 'receiving our Fall and Winter
Stock, consisting of a ery general selection of
Hardware and Cutlery. Saddlery, lea
ther. Mats and Caps. Boots and Shoes,
Iron, Steel and Nails, and Staple .Dry
Goods,
With alarsre 5'tock of '
Groceries, Bagging, Rope, &c.
Persons visitins this market to purchase at
Wholesale or Retail, would do well to give us a
call. . J. & T. WADD1LL,
Hay street.
rr
JO.SrU'Jl It. BLOSSOM,
G'E N E 11 A L CO M M I S S I 0 N
AND
Forwarding Merchant,
WII-MIXGSTOX, X. C
Prompt person;,! attention "given to consigri
' merits, and c isti ailvaiices mule on shipments to
" me or rnv friends in New York.
The copartnership heretofore existing under
the mime of J A Rowland &. Co., is this day dis
solved by mutual consent.
JOHN A. ROWLAND,
GILBERT W. McKAY,
JOHN C. MOORE.
Messrs J.
assorted, from
be sold at the
TOBACCO.
Tl, n',r i-;ior has a irol st;ck of Tobacco on
Kind, and will receive regularly, frtm
June Go's f.ictory, u.o.ilities
-fomniui to verv tine, winch will
lowest manufjcturing prices.
J. U TLEY.
: Fayetteville, April 5, lr,i. tf
Kntirely new and lare Stock of
' DRY (i 0 0 D S
cfc JKflRDtV.jHE.
The undersigned will continue
the business of tie late firm, at their former
Stand in Lnmbeiton, under the style of Rowland
& McKay, where goods of every description can
be bought on the most reasonable terms
JOHN A. ROWLAND.
GILBERT W. McKAY.
Lumherton, Jily 1 , 1S51 045-tf
- ' The undersigned are now prepared to otter to
r..knf .if h inferior nnil others one of the
ryL'", & f GOODS AND - HARD
WARE, ever Ix-t-jre ottoieti in tins nursei.
Their Good have bten bought this f';.ll by
th puck -ige at the regular tra.le s.ilcs and of
Commissions' Houses in New York, and they are
prepared to otf'er them unusn .llv low and upon
fvirable terms, and feel confident that an ex
amination of their stock will induce purchasers
to m ike their selections of us.
The un lersigned will spare no eflorts to give
entire satisfaction to those who luvor them with
their custom.
OUR STOCK OF
TV,t SIidos. Hats. Cans and
Straw Goods
is av"z and worthy the attention of t!ie; trade.
Our stock consists in part of
400 to 500 pieces of Woolen Goods.
fu0 to 1000 " Flints.
5000 pr. Boots and Shoes;
with alt the variety necess.iry to make our as
sortment complete.
Merchants visitins this market will please
gireus a c.ill and ex.imine our Goods botore
m.ikinu their purchases.
We also have on hand a full assortment of the
best Anchor Brand
f Soli in? dot lis
that have been proved to be good by use of over
20 vears of the same make oi'cloths.
Particubr attention paid to oroers.
HALL & SACKETT.
Favetteville, October i, "1. ly
PKTBli P. JOHNSON
Has iust receive, and otters for sale, CHEAT,
7-" bags superior Rio Coflee,
25 barrels cnee Sugar,
50 Mjckerel, Nos, 1, 2 and 3,
Loaf and grvnulated Sugar.
Also. & larue sssortment of Iron and Nails,
Shovels, Spades, Trace Chains, Shovels & Tongs,
Blacksmiths' Bel.ows, Anvils, Vices, Hammers,
Planes, Augers and Chissels, Files, Collins'
Axes, &.c.
August JO, IS.k
"NEW GOODS
And New Store.
The subscriber has just received and otters
for sale a well selected stock of GROCERIES.
Also a fine assortment of DRY GOODS, which
hewillsell on very favorable terms.
Cf Country Produce taken in exchange for
goods.
Having purchased his goods low for cash, he
flatters himself that he can suit anr who favor
him with a call, both in qualitv and price.
DANIEL CLARK,
Nearlv opposite T. S. Lutterloh's store.
Sept 27, 1S3I. 3m
GREAT
runiTriifkii
The greatest argain yet and no mistake.
! " IIEADY-MADE CLOTHING
AND GENTLEMENS' FURNISHING GOODS,
Jlt tphotcgaJe and retail on reasonable terms. ,
I beg Ieav to inform the citizens of Fayetteville and
vicinity that I have jort returned from the northern
eities with Urg nd linnt assortment of HKADf.
MjDK CLOTHING, comprisingCloako; oTr-oat: dreu
frock and bus him. Coats; Pants and Vents In M rreatert
vriety.Btjl Ind f Albion, and In durability and price not
tu be beat by abf in tb market. Constantly on band a
try extentrve Maerttaent of icdy-mad Sbirta Onrwen.
UMer-ShirtK. Cmvata. nttifcat 41audkeKhiefs. irloTea. aiuW
faiS-V i?X-i-imk- TTieeei, nmbrelUa. -and
iHM-tT&inWcat banda.nce. A an and eboie meaort.
axnt afjtoyx. rmitlw' ittnl perrantu Clethea
. Call and see me before purchasing elsewhere, for there
is no cnarge for looking.
GEORGE BRANDT.
South side Hav street, one door below A. W. Steele.
SEGARS 100.000 Segars of all kinds and brands now
ready for inspection, from 5 to 50 dollars per thousand,
at wholesale and retail on tne most accommodating terms
GEOROE BRANDT.
Fayetteville, Oct. 18. 1851 Snx
II. G. HALL,
FAVETTEVILLE FOUNDRY.
made to
Castings of every description
order.
A lot of Cabbet Metal lor sale.
WIN SLOW STREET.
Sept 6, 1S51. tf
J.
ATCH& ARB J E WEL R V,
AT WIIOLESAL.K & UKTAII..
E. BRYAN
OFFERS FOR SALE
A GENERAL ASSOR-TBIEBfT OF
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
Hardware and Cutlery flats
and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Iron, Steel, Nails, &c, on the most rea
sonable terms lor Cash, or in exchange for pro
duce, at his store next door to Market Square,
llardie's building.
3000 Lbs. BACON, sides, now in
store.
October 4, 1S51 ly
TEA! TEA! TEA!!
liyaon Tea, Imperial Tea, Youtifr Hyson Tea,
Oolong Tea, quality good, better, and choice, a
larsre supply and good assortment all selected
by a judge, and recommended as fresh and fine
i liurul ITa. 1 a by . , .-
Oot 11 S. J. I1INSPALE.
D. a W. 3VcI.ikX7RI7
ARE now receiving a large and general assort
ment of Staple and F?ncy
DRY GOODS,
Hardware anil Cutlerv, Boots and Shoes.
ALSO
73 bags Rio. Laguira and Java Coflee,
10 hhds. Sugar,
73 pieces Cotton Bagging,
50 coils Bale Kope,
100 kegs Nails, assorted,
8 tons Swedes and English Iron,
500 sacks Liverpool Salt,
With loaf, crusned, powdered and granulated
Sugars; Green Tea; Pepper; Spice; Ginger;
Powder; Shot; Bar Lead ; Table Salt; bar and
fancy Soaps, with a great variety of other ar
ticles, to wh;ch we invite the attention of pur
chasers at wholesale or retail, as low as any
other house in the place.
D. & W. McLAURIN.
October 11, 1S51.
J, M. BEASLET
I CALL AND LOCK.
Second Fall and Winter Stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY GOODS,
Hats, Caps, Shoes, Boots, Urn-
brellas, Bonnets, &c, for 1851.
SJAKK & WILLIAMS heg leave to announce
to their customers, and all those visiting this
place to buy Goods either at wholesale or retail,
that they are now receiving their second supply
ofFalland Winter Goods, which will be sold at
the lowest prices for cash, or on the usual time
for good paper.
We respectfully invite the attention of Coun-
up ti i orl V iS S 8 as tv
feel assured that we can offer inducements un
surpassed by any wholesale house in this town.
S & VV.
November 8, 1851. CG:i-tf
Correspondence of the N. Y. Tr hnp, H
EXPERIMENT of TRANSFUSION of BlfcOD.
i " Paris Not. 6, rag. f"
sting, aod thas far ofdl.
eXDerimeftrupon me iranMusion. jpwn..
was made 'some flays ato. at lue .iMiiei-
4)ieu f Lvons. A womf o, was .brtht
into theliuspitai who had been si3eyth
violent hemorrhage, the, cityenceii a
preniatueUeliverj,Hryriilitioii Si1
ed tdesperite': it prese.hteU all thc;aHp-
toma pt the ..agony that,,, lojiows- greaij
stbn, extreme -vreakries, - bat extrafdt-
narj rapidity ot the pulse. Death appear
ed imininent, inevitable.
Doctor Delorine suxsested transfusion.
This was at first combated bj the other
physicians as ottering nojehance of success,
but was finally assented to, as, the case
being a desperate one, it could do no
harm, even it it did no good. One of the
young aspirants, residing in the hospital.
ottered to furnish the blood necessary to
the operation. A syringe was itntneTetl in
warm water ami kept there till it b-cauie
of a temperature a little higher than that
of blood in circulation- The proper vein
in the arm of the sufferer was then opened,
and a fine canula, or tube, was introduc
ed, to some length. The other end of the
tube was then fitted to the syringe, which
was enveloped in warm towels, and in
which was the necessary quantity of pure
human blood. The operator then gently
forced into the veins of the dying woman
the revivifying fluid.
At this moment, as she afterwards de
clared, she felt a gratelul warmth spread
over her body, without having the reason
ing faculty strong enough to trace it to
any cause. Soon after, she recovered in
a great degree her senses and eye-sight .
A few hours later, a reaction manifested
itself so violently, that the physicians were
seriously alarmed. It seemed as it death
miht result as well from too ' much, too
active vitality, as from vitality too much
exhausted and enfeebled. But a calming
potion soon diminished this unnatural ac
tion, and the patient has since been regu
, From tb Philadelphia Panjrraniti.
City Plicf, .Nov. 25.- Rat - Puboixo
The family of Mr Daniel' Mprphy, resi
ding in Court, i had - seated thetn-
sehres-.at the breakfast-table yesterdajr
morning and vere about to commence ttp-
30 hiuls. now cropiMOLAS.ES
For sale bv
june -2S. PETER P. JOHNSON.
53k EEL
PAID for YOUNG NEGROES.
J. &. T
Anplv
Sept. 27. lr,l.
to
WADDILL.
r.")7-tt'
Vull respectfully in
form the public generally
that he has recently re
turned firn New York
with decidedly a very large
lot of WATCHES AND
JEWELRY.
Many of the Watches
were bought by the pack
age for Cah,and can therefore be sold very low.
He has watches of" all kinds; chains, keys and
seals of all the latest styles; finder rintrs, ear
rins: madalians of all sizes, boih English and
American make ; ladies clutelams; collar and
sleeve buttons; shirt stud; gold spectacles, lirht
1 t .. ...... ...I... i ....1,4 i . , a -Aat.l.
anu Ilea ; any uuaiiti iy m miiu irnj ouu "-
"old and silver thimbles: bracelets; silver fruit
md butter knives; silver spoons of all the vari-
i- . i - -.1 I. t ....!...( A..tl...i .
mis minis anu sizes ; Liirsf i"i m iuiRcn.uiiri; ,
scissors of all si.es; button-hole scissors; survey
i . i . . . . i . . i
ors compasses anu cuains; iiiji uciuai iui in:-""-
meiit; anv kind and quality of pistols that may
be wanting; large lot of line and common single
and diuible-b.urel Guns ; game bags, shot belts
and powder flasks;
J1 1 1 jI I A ui bUUfJN
including all between the small button and bass
drum ; violins and extra bows; flutf s; clarionets;
,, relets, accordeons of all kinds, music boxes,
perfumery soap, tooth and hair brushes, dressing
and pocket combs, plated and Britannia ware,
and various other things too tedious to enume
rate. Call and give me a tri.il.
Watches and Jewelry neatly repaired.
Cash paid for old gold and silver.
J. M. BEASLEY,
North-east corner Market Square.
Fayetteville, Aug. 1, ISol ly
The undersigned have just opened a new store
nearly opposite the Cape Fear Bank, where they
have a large assortment of
Ready-made Clothing
NEW AND IN GOOD ORDER,
And can fit and suit all that will favor them
with a call
If a customer cant be suited with ready-made
Cluthins, they nre 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. 15ETZEL& BROTHER.
Oct is, IS-")1. 3m
FAYETTEVILL3
Ten Pin Alley.
JACKSON JOHNSON
Continues the management of the Alley.
Oct, IS, Sfl. 650-tf
Has
larly improving. Ihe last intelligence
from Lyons states that it is now hardly
possible that a relapse can occur, and that
the cure may be set down as complete.
Where will modern science stop its en-
TMa?li niiiflU ULKStfM' ll '
Extra fine Oolong Souchong, one chest that is
choice and superior. There is none better. For
tor sale by S. J. HINSDALE.
October 1 1, ISol
FAYETTE VILLK WATER WORKS.
THE Subscriber oilers for sale his interest,
being one fourth of the stock
pan v. W.
Oct. 11. 1S.)1.
in the above com-
WHITEHEAD.
Goy-'2m
MORE HATS
T am now nnpnin? tnv Fall and Winter stock
of HATS &. CAPS, consisting in part of super
beaver, super moleskin atui silk, from S'l to
.c-1 r.0. All nullities of plain Fur, jMexican,
California, and Rousjh-and-Rei.dy, of all colors.
Vur and Wonl from 50 cts to S-i. Silk and cot
ton velvet Tinhans for children Also, fine
men's and bovs' cloth, glazed, silk and fur caps.
1 resnectfully invite those in want of anything
in my line to give me a call, as 1 am determined
to sell at wholesale or retail on the most favor
able terms.
DAVID GEE,
North-east corner Market Square, Green st.
03- The highest prices paid for hat Wool and
all kinds of Fur Skins.
Oct IS, 1351 tf
jYEJV firm .hjstd
New JLivery Stables.
The undersigned ..having formed a copartner
ship to carry on the LIVERY STABLE ISbM-
NESS. respectfully inform tne citizens m r ay
etteville and the "Public generally, that they
can be accommodated on reasonable terms with
Mnrsoe P.iKro-lpa nnd nther Vehicles, at such
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,
HARD WARE, C UTLER Y, S, CR OCKER I
ALSO,
Boots & Shoes, Bagging & Rope,
FISH OF DIFFERENT KINDS.
ROBT. MITCHELL,
Arey's Row, Gillespie Street,)
always on hand a supply of BACON
Tobacco, Flour, Sugar, Coffee,
Tea, Molasses, Soap. Candles, Cotton
Yarn, Sheetings, Cutlery, Crockery, and
Glass Ware.
Also.a large stock of foreign and domestic
LIQUORS, embracing Western and N C. Whis-
kev ; French, Apple and Peach Brandy; Jamaica
and N. E. Rom; Holland Gin; Wines of different
kinds; all of which have been purchased low for
cash. '1 hose wishing to purchase will do well
to call before purchasing elsewhere.
Nov. 1.JS51. Jm
1,000 RAFTS.
Having located myself in Wilmington
purpose of doing an Agency Business, persons
wishing to save time and money will find it to
their interest to send their produce to the care
ofR. Shaw, and the returns will be forwarded
forthwith. RODERICK SHAW.
Wilmington, Oct. 30, ISM. 3m.
known and the impossible ? This woman
of Lyons was very, very nearly as much
raised from the dead as was the son of the
Widow of Nain.
GREEN CORN IN PARIS.
You are probably aware that corn 'Indian
corn) is unknown in Paris. It is neither
known as green corn, nor as sweet corn,
nor as pop corn ; as corn in the kernel, or
It is rarely seen, even
for the
3000 yards verv heavy, for sale low by
"11. BRANSON & SON.
November 1, lrl Hay Street,
HYSON TEA.
A chest of very superior quality, fresh and fine
flavor, just received and for ale by
Oet 11. S. J. HINSDALE.
corn on the ear. It is
when ground into Indian meal. I speak
of Paris, and the neighborhood, only ; for
I believe that it is cultivated in th south
of France, to a limited extent, under the
name ol mais. I was, some weeks ago,
at a dinner party, "iven by an American
gentleman, at his chateau, in a suburb of
Paris. Upon the table were green com
and sweet potatoes, results of perhaps the
onlv efforts ever made to acclimate them
here. As the corn was passed around,
you might have distinguished the Ameri
cans from the French, by noticing who
accepted and who declined. The former
were eager to renew an acquaintance long
since interrupted, while the latter lought
shy and kept the waiters at bay. It lell
to my lot, however, to inmate into me
mysteries of this novel vegetable a young
rrencli laiv at mv ngni nanu. iuuci,
the ear upon her plate, was a revelation.
Itsshane was anomalous, its odor singular.
erations, preparatory to which Mr Murphy
began, to cut up a lresh yarm'laf that haoV
Kolrilf r.iPUm K ttw. H4tr. t Th trnifeY r -
roetM&itb some resfsfm;siitiitncewhiel
stayed its progress, amtk Nlr-Mimlm ith
a 'view tuthe ftevelofwomeut-ot the tatttferr
tore the lwf aprt od rihe xihtiU Mfj2(
eielaimed; " r'
Dead for a ducat! Dead !"'
But the unfortunate animal needed no cx-
ecutioner ne vengeful sword like that
which erroneously slew Polonius while he
was skulking behind live arras. This ratf
though enclosed in the staff of life, wa
positively defunct dead but not "for a
ducat," since it had only cpst the moder
ate sum ol four cents, including- the fari
naceous envelope. Never kl a rat, livingi
or dead, cause so much astonishment. All .
the spectators gazed anil stared at it, as il it
had been some unnamed monster from the
depths of the ocean or the interior of Africa.
Yet it was a verv ordinary rat a mere
iuyenileof the species, not quarter grown
a tenuer morsei, over wiikh a viimia
man would have smacked his lips. It was
nicely cooked, toobaked inside of the
loaf, like a piece of meat in a Yorkshire
pudding -but all this could not tempt the
Murphies to fall toand regale themselves
with this unexpected addition to their ban
quet. Mr Murphy arose, with a counte
nance full of griiii" 'resolution and placed
the loaf with its enclosure in the cupboard.
Phis morning, when the baker's man came
with the usual suppies. Air M. with ex
treme affability ipvited him to enter, and
exhibiting the loaf to the astonished bread
maker, he enquired if that were a aevr and
improved article of provision for the nour
ishment of American h eemen. The baker
recovered his self possession and answered
with affected indifference: Why it's only
a rat after all, and, you make as much fas
over it as if it were an alligator.'! Is it
only a rat then," replied Murphy "then
begorra yon shall have a taste of its mut
ton," and seizing the baker by the nape of
the neck, he sternly commanded ' htm to
swallow his owtt-cofcWgry, which the' artUt
remseirtoTrTnTWHnwe hat
taken breakfast before he came out. and the
most inviting, disi could not tempt him to
eat again before luncheon time. Murpuy in
sisted and the baker was obstinate, till the
equity of their quarrel was referred to that
ancient ordeal, the trial by single combat,
in which Murphy triumphed, but was sub
sequently bound over for an assault on
Christopher Wentzell, the baker, "with
out any just rause or provocation." for it
is a venial favlt for a gentleman in that
line to supply hi customers with a rich
meat me. instead ot the loal ol dry ureatt
which had been bargained for.
II. L.1 HOLMKS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, WILMINGTON, N. C.
Office on corner of Front and Princess streets,
under the Journal Office.
Nov 15, 1S51 tf
times s they may wish to nire, oy applying iu
hr-:is thev are well prepared to
carrv on the Business, "having refitted and re- I in fict, every thing usually called for in the
newed the Establishment, with the addition ot mercantile line, to whicn they invite an exami-
some fine Horses and new V ehicles, and are sat- ; nation.
JUST RECEIVED,
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
The subscriber is now receiving his Fall Stock
nf fioods. consisting in part of Staple and Fancy
Drv Goods, selected by himself with great care,
A.--,- ;r,.r all the fashionable dress goods for
laHios' f.ill and winter wear. Also, Cloths, Cas
simeres. Tweeds and Jeans, for gentlemen's
iv par
Also a good stock of Boots and Shoes of every
description; Hats, Caps, Bonnets, and Umbrella-
AUn ul and Neero Blankets. Kerseys and
Flannels, and a great variety of other goods; all
of which will be sold very cneap. uau anu c
amine for vourselves, it shall cost not bin?.
' W. S. LATTA.
" Nov. 12, 1S31. 6G4-6w
15 Full Sets country-made Breeching
for wagons.
Nov. 15, 1S51.
sfied that they can give satisfaction to an wno
niavwishto hire. . ,
And therefore call on them to give us a trial.
J. W. POWERS.
ROBERT REGESTER.
Sept. QO, lSol v
Nov. 1 , lSol
LEETE &. JOHNSON.
GG2-t:
38 Carriafics and Buggies
Now finished on hand IS of which are Buggies.
All at low prices, according to tmisn.
A. A. McKETHAN.
Sept 20, 1S51.
WANTED,
A first rate BOOT-MAKER. Also, a good
SHOEMAKER, to whom good wages and steady
employment will be given.
. NATHAN SIKES.
Fayetteville; Qct. 4, 1S5.L 65S-tf
TALLOW! TALLOW 11
Cash paid for Tallow at
Oct 11, 1S31 A. M. CAMPBELL'S.
AREY, SHEMYVEIX & CO.
Have f piece of extra fine 7-4 black FRENCH
CLOTH, to which they would call the attention
of the public.
Oct IS, 1S51 6G0-U
!i7CoUins Simmons' and Davis' Axes,
For sale by LEETE & JOHNSON,
2 doors west of Cape Fear Bank.
1MILL STONES,
Anchor Hotting Cloth; Mill Iron French
lttrr, tisopus and Cologne Mill Stones,
at Manufacturers prices.
THE subscribers having made very favorable
arrangements for 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 oner any of these ar
ticles to Millers, of the best quality, and at lower
prices than they nave been heretoiore 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. 659-2m
A pair of 4 ft. 2 inch Cologne Mill Stones on
hand ; and daily expected, pair of 3 feet 6 inch
Esopus Mill Stones, and would invite an ex
amination of them, as they will be found super
ior for Corn.
THE NEXT PRESIDENCY.
The Whig party which has been beaten
almost out of existence in the elections
ofth'm year, and which for all practical,
useful "purposes, is literally dead and
buried, is casting about for some new
device upon which to make another stand.
They are about to slough oll'the name of
Whig and try their fortunes under another
alias, that of the Union National Party
lly this manoeuvre they hope to ;ct a
share of the oftices, as they see clearly
there is no shadow of hope for their keep
ing anv under their present organization.
One of the leading Vhir; journals now be
fore us, in treating upon this question,
says: "The true policy ihen for the
FOR SALE,
A first rate eight-horse power STEAM EN
GINE, now at work in Kenansville. Als, a
a-ood PLANTATION. Town Lots, &c. Terms
easy. For particulars apply to the subscriber.
H. SULLIVAN.
Kenansville, Nov 20, 1S31 G6-3-3t
Wholesale 8c Retail-
Come to the CHEAP STORE, north side ol
Hay street, one door above the corner, and buy
new iiTiir nnnnci
If U I UUUU13.
Hats and Caps, and Keady-Madc
UJLOTlllJNtr,
A great variety. .
November 15, 1501
ISAAC DODD.
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and moreover, the manner ol eating it was
barbarous. Before attempting its demoli
tion, many an unanswered inquiry passed
through her bewildered little brain. Was
the outside a mere rind, inclosing the pulp
in tht interior ? Or was it nutriment to
the core, and succulence to the centre ?
Did it have a stone ? Did it intoxicate,
like the maguey ? Would the joice start
forth, as from a ripe tomato, at the first
immersion of the teeth? Might it not be
poisonous, like the nightshade or the toad
stool ? I5y this time, her ear was ready,
buttered, salted, and each row slit through
the center. I Hatter myself that the utter
failure of the experiment can in no way be
attributed to want of skill here. My pul-
nit eat about half a double row, and then
retired from the field, content with the
aurels she had won, but perplexed by the
cob, and sorely teased
skin, in which kernels were
I he next day she was taken sick, and
was comnelled to keen her room. Anxious
to prove to her that however lightly she
might treat the ullending vegetauie, n was
made, in former times,
tl :.nkfinivin-r in whole races and nations,
TOBACCO.
Prime North Carolina and Virginia chewinS
Tobacco by the box and retail.
Oct. 25, 1S51.
J. &.
601-tf.
T. WADDILL.
We have commodious brick Warehouses in the
rear of our Store, in which we store cotton and
other produce.
D. & W. McLAURIN.
Nov 1, ISjI tf
I sent her an engraving from Mr Catlin's
frightful nicture of a -Chippewa Dance to
thnk thf ire.it Snirit for Green Corn "
She thought that to a Spirit, that lavored
th ornwth and nresided over the harveM-
in of such a nroduct, iust such a demon
st ration would be acceptable. The de
moniacal orgies in which those Chippewas.
were indulging, could not be more ntung
lv introduced, than at a Greeu Corn Fes
VaL G. B. F.
rountrv .'that i the W hig nam) i to
organize a Constitutional Union Party,
and run a ticket for President ami Vice
President, composed of one Whig and one
Democrat '
Would'nt that be nicp, especially if the
Whig should be for President and the
Democrat for vice President? What
r i .i ttn !
very cunning leiiows inese nigs are.
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No sooner did they find tnemseives tno-
ghly beaten before the people as a
distinct party, than they are ready to
swear there is no diflVrence between the
parties, "wc are all Federalists we" are
all Democrats," let us unite and have a
Union ticket; all we care for l the coun
try, but we shall expect to get the best offices
awl the most oj tiem. 7
This is W hig policy thi is the bx-
change Union ticket on a JYalional scale.
bv the tissue like- VVe wnder how many Democrats through-
were involved. ot the Union will be caught by such a
trap. J he Democratic party nave noiiung
to do but to name as their canuniaies men
known to be friends of the Union; men of
tried and proved patriotism, . who will
Jjie subject of stand firmly by the constitution and see
a,.d nations its provisions faithfully carried out, and
their success is as certain as any event
still in the future can be. We want no
mongrel tickets we are for the Union,
the Constitution and the Compromises
and we know that a large and overwhelm
ing majority of the Democratic party is
also for these things there is no necessity
for a union with Whigs on this subject.
If the Whig party is sound on these ques
tions let them make their nomination
based upon their devotion to these car
dinal points. Baltimore Jrgus.
& T. WADDILL.
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