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INDIVIDUAtj ATyfi,GLORY OF THE STATE 1S TliE COMMON PROPERTY OF ITS CITIZENS. ' ' '
"CHARACTER IS AS IMPORTANT TO STATES AS IT IS TO
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EniTOJt AXD PUOPItlETOR
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FATETTEVILLEi' T.i,
, tzrics or
THE NORTJI CAI10LINIAXL
Per nniiurn, if paid in advance, 00
Do. if paid at the end of 3 months 2 50
D.. "if paid attheend ofC months 3 00
D . if paid at the end of the year, 3 50
N- -j ibscription received fr less than twelve
tn.i iths, unless paid for in advance..
jCj- .V- paper discontinued until all arrears
are p i id.
Letters on busi tc3 con nccted with this estah
in n it, tn lit be addressed R. K- UUYAN,
11 li tor I" the .N arth Carol i :ii an and i n all cases
post-p lid.
,,, IIATBS'O? advertising:
j'jg if jVi'ii'?. uiuess the ad -
vertis-nent i rpvM;,, JJiorc tiian two rnonuus
t'.HM i t will be chared
... . t r-i i n r
liirfc nontiH, - - - -Tr- K)KJ
six nior.ffis, - - (' 00
1 . tiviith, - - - - 10 00
d v e rt iseinent a must be h mded in by
l-'i i 1 v rn r,i aid -ih-ui! .1 have thfi
.; of i i-i'.M-1 i is i'-.tended in irki-d ip"i
, ithcr v isc they will be inserted ttllfoibiJ
iiir'ed accordingly.
1853.
SPRING GOOpS.
We are now receivinsr our Sorinsr Good.a
larger stock tiian any former one, ccnpi.tins ot
DRY GOODH:;
HAliDWAB V---HATS,
CAPS, BOOTS At ..7u)fcS.
In addition to the above we added to our
Stock a. Ijrge and well selec "Jssorttuent of
Hcady-'taade "-Cr
All of 1 :ch e
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N. B.
March 12, 1S53
Jtrict al
?r tn -x..of - r
ltion pai4 to orders.
at; th; J'p -jk.yNUjt v
MeJT" .. & tlerii-TEr
Hav j-
itVVe are authorized to an-
Uince James W. Stranare; Esq . as a candidate
th office of Clerk of the Superior Court of
Cumberland county, at the next election
y- the attR ' " "
Vtd a full sr. le
time t
th5r roodv ?
ell low. Tr- v
huve not 5 ;t " i haw
more nMe Yor'i
pu"rcha.oIj w'
eeo-yft' t
r
rfTie friends of JESSE T.
TAHDEN Dresent his name t the citizens of
Cumberland County as a Candidate for the office
J Superior Court Clerk at the i;ext Election.
" ---"-11 fiar--? the Citizens of Fay-
- -. that they
THE NORTH CAROLlMlAlia .JOTS;?:
Kayetteville, N. C. I ;t. tikUn. tf'
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DEATH OF MRS CASS.
The tele-rraoh vesterdiiv evening a-
nounced ihe death of this estiftiable. lady;
FOR SALTS.
25 Rbls. Distiller's Glue,
25 do. New York Citv JNTess Pork,
neb 20th. A. W. STEEL.
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;'' XKU'SPAPRUS.
1 who -1 ""t. zw i-:(;ir"fi" notice to tho
1,. wW.iiu' t cjiitiiiin- tl-.cii fuh-
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'TS J" c.i;i t.i
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Ml I'll Met .
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.1 wr. i-i iii i
r.-fu t.iiirj t lieu-ia jcr
, ;if" , ' :irc hrlJ ri
lllrd. their iKijicrs or-
I h it i-cfu-inv: tr t:ikc H
I'n-t (MTicc (.: rc-.u.ivii!
if.li-Il'CVl'.-IICC of 111-
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ii '.! tra i l.
ron s. at the
C A 5t() I. IN 1 N O K F 1 C P.,
For any r-i.ntity over 0 ;u ! res, cts per fpiire.
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NEW DRUG STORE.
m The su!)scriber having taken the
Store on Oiien street, known as the
Mcl'hersoii Huildin, nearly opposite
J3r. Kobinsin's Shop, is now receiving
a fresh and well assorted stock of
I)ru"s. Chemical. M'licine, Paints,
OiU, Dve-Stutl's, anil r.Tfumery.
j Together with a good assortment of llair, flesh.
! Tooth, Paint, and Whitewash Brushes; Cuppinsr,
i i'orith, and Surgical Instruments; tl.ilvr.ic IJat
tei ies, Sec. &c. All of w hich he oilers low for
Cash or 0:1 time to punctual customers,
i UKins respectively solicited from Country
i f'h viiCMiis and .others, wh.t may depend on pro-
i fiirin.' (i-esh and genuine articles, and
ii.ms will be spared to
! 1 . 1 : . .1
ii n;i 1 1 1 v a no in pin e.
HjiHiT and black U jretmTtk4,
molasses; table & sack saieCSc'on, lardijmessnr
mess beef,smoked be dryefifen Ison; No 1,1
and 3 mackerel; butter, cheese, flour, ir.eal,corI,
oats, tobacco, candles, copperas, saleratus, ind
s;o, madder, spice, pepper, ginger nutmeg, cin -mon,
epsom salts, saltpetre, hardware, cutleij,
crockery, and glassware; and a variety ot oth r
goods.
They take this method of thanking the commu
nity and their country friends for the very li'P
ral patronage bestowed on them; and intend. py
selling goods low. to increase t heir former trWe
always keeping in view that a nimble sixpeice
is worth a slow shilling. j
Vnllmv P.nil.lin.r lietvvepri thp Market IIose
and the Bank of the State, Gillespie Stiet,
Favetteville, N. C.
March 20th, 155,5. 35-tf.
rocertes. axkra ware, ore.
A variety of HATS suitable lor the season.
,ad ies and Gentlemens' Boots, Shoes and Slip-
ers- a larse assortment of Keadv-:nade Cloth-
ntr- a preat many articles in the ladies' line, and
ve would be pleased to have .them call and ex
amine for themselves.
- All orders sent to their care from friends and
customers will be promptly attended to
Favetteville, April 2, 1S53 tf
that no
ive s.'.tisiuctioii uoin in
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acctir.itely piepareu.
J. N.
and
SMITH-
J.in'y 2:i, 153".
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DENTISTRY.
r.,i:.f t. ,, ,,,,r hwutv.l in Vav-
i. ';f i;i lr in if 1 j 1 1 11 1 " -
i-J ..ffeville. miiV be found third door
w the Market, Benbow & Kyle's block, and
be happy to wit on those requiring his
himself
ivy
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l1'riiJ:y;
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services.
.Ml -.n..v!.- ivnvr.inted. and lie Hitters
! ., irivo s-4tif.:ction, havin-r taken m-eat pains
toualil'y hirtistlt" under the instruction of one
f the first De .rist in Xe.v England.
Decemijer 2 !, I5. tf
NEW GOODS.
The undersigned are now receiving their
Stock of SPRING AND SUMMER I
GOODS, :
Consisting of a full assortment of Laiies' and
Gentlemens' DBESS GOODS. A larse supply
of gentlemens' and boys' Ready-made Clot hing;
Panama, Leghorn, Silk and other Hat.4; llonnets
of various kinds ; a large assortment of Roots &.
Shoes ; Saddlery, Hardware, Groceries, Drugs
and Medici nes.
Our friends and the public, will please call and
examine our stock. It is large, and will be sold
on reasonable terms.
J. T. COUNCIL & CAIN.
March 20, 1S53 2m
JUST RECEIVED,
20 bhls. Mess Pork.
20 Herrings.
Also, 3000 lbs. Bacon.
C. E. LEETE, Person Street.
April 2, 1S53 3o-3t.
pU "viii-4t Air"imirce of history a
: Vin the prepi.rat.tfn of hiVnanucript
t,- u "Stfl1 tn resort to an artificial pto-
at the residence of her husbaudat De-efs ' he thus describes in a letter ta
. . fi .
troit- Her lieauu nan on;pi i u r.r
some ticoe; and althougU icartoli tr destre, ! tend yott a specimen
cStion required ti.fe? 4 ''f&tT tgr.ph. It is ,n the conclud.ng
conuuion rt 4 A$ 4 hWttf .ne of the chanters of the 'Con-
Er-. yaaotlkiciu -ivo. I nenicil. but is indelible, bejnr made with
'She died rt Thursday evening, leavinj a I an apparatus used by the 4jlind. This is
Lirc-P circle of friends to mourn the loss ot
one whose many virtues will long be re
meinbered. Washington Union, April 2
Bai'gaiii ! llargains !
I offer for sale my present stock of Goods at
redJced prices and on accommodating terms.
And any person buying can have the stand, w hich
is considered as good as there is in the place for
business. The stock consists principally jf
GROCERIES, all of which have been lately pur
chased. Any person wishing to purchase will
do well to call soon.
gCj- All persons indebted to me, either by note
or account,"are requested to call and settle, as
longer indulgence cannot be given.
J. A. GILCHRIST.
April 2. 1S53 2t
l.UMBEUTON HOTEL.
.a The subscribers inform the pub
5'TpJ lie that they have purchased the Hotel
i'.Ml&l lately occupied by G. W. Higley, and
iiii,i:ii:.-V ,!S',i:Ml
ColVc
March !":h,
MOLAS-SI.S
1! hiu'.s , superior quality.
also :
.11 i-ir. iron, & . for sale Cjikap by
r. JOHN SON.
that they are now prepared to entertain all who
inav favor them with their custom, and idedtre
themselves to use every ellort to give satisfac
tion. They are now building large and dry
Stables and shelters. Their table will always
be supplied with the best the market a (lords,
and with attentive servants in the house and for
the stables. Their undivided attention will be
given to the establishment, and therefore hope
to merit a liberal share of public patronageT s
j. vv. Kr.T.- in ,
J. H. CALDWELL.
L'imberton, March 21, 1S53 ly
Protection from l-igl-tniiigr.
A. R. DEEM is now in this place, prepared
to put up Spratt's Patent Lightning Rods. He
may be found at the Favetteville Hotel for a (ew
days He deems it unnecess iry to say anything
in'way of recommend! 114 his Rods and Points, as
there has been so much said in their favor by sci
entific men. Below he gives two of the many
certificates which have been handed him.
I have employed Messrs Wells and Deem to put 11 p
some Lij;lituing Rods for the United States at North a-
roliua Arsenal. The work has been Joue in a workman
like and satisfactory manner.
A. B. DYER.
Bvt. Cant. USA, Coiud?g Arsenal.
March 3. 1S53
I also have employed the above persona to execute the
y.tme work, and a ui pleased and satisfied with its exeeu-
Mail Depredations. Frequent com
plaints have been made of late of the inse
curity of the transmission of money by
mail, and the llaleih papers mention
many cases of loss v hich have occurred
within the last three months, in the trans-
..r ii.miev to them. but a more
dariii" case of the robbery of the mail oc
, ,,1 la t week, somewhere between
Chapel Hill and Salem. On Friday morn
ing a bundle of paper was found in a tih
tran in New Hope creek, near the Chapel
Mill road, which was loumi to conia.u
nine or ten letters, addressed to various
individual?., with the post bills and the en
velopes in which they had been enclosed.
The letters had been broken open, and
lifter having been rilled of all that was val
uable, were throw n into the creek. The
date of one of the post bills and the find
ing of the bundle, rendets it cei tain that
the robbery was committed on the trip
clown on Thursday, and this circumstance
it is hoped, will lead o the detection
the robber Ilillsboro1 'Recorder.
a very simple affair, consisting of a frame
ot foe size ot a common sheet ol letter
paper, with brass wires inserted in it to
correspond with the number of lines want
ed. On one side of this frame is pasted a
leaf of thin carbonated paper, such as is
used to obtain duplicates. Instead of a
pen, the writer makes use of a sty lus, of
ivory or gate, the !at better or harder.
The great diOiculties in.the way of a blind
man's writing in the uual manner arise
from his not knowing when the ink is ex
hausted in his pen, and when his lines run
into tine another. Both difficulties are ob
viated by this simple writing case, which
enables one to do his work as well in the
dark as in the light. Though my trouble
is not blindness, but n disorder of the
nerve of the eye, the effect, so far as this is
concerned, is the same, and 1 am wholly
incapacitated lor writing in the ordinary
way. in this manner 1 have written every
word of my historical. This modus
operandi exposes one to some embarrass
ments : for as one cannot see what he is
TO AGUICU1.TUR!JSTS.
We Imvc just received a variety of PLOUGHS,
Ne.i
Stir
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, p p
t. 1
.iitc to E. W. Willkiag:'' Auction
V V ETTEV1LLE,N. C-
1 y
Piou
!i I'ixiores, Corn Shehers, vC.
Straw Cutters to suit.
J. &. T. WA DDI LL.
M ireh 10th, 1S53.
"f " T .
iiii
000
V
0.1
LBS. BUB i ; WHITE LE l,
ju bids. Blake's Fire-proof Paint,
Linseed Oil,
Train
Veet ible or Ko-in Oil,
Crome Vellow,
G 1 een, ( i 1 Oil 0
Paris "
Putty nod Butty Knives,
( in;; 1 V.i 1 11 1 h .
i.l 'i'-k Le .iher Varnish,
l: i ri ,i a pan
, 1 ,-,v hv J. N
ViYl
C ream
A SI I,
V a r t a r ,
Cloves,
S p i C e ,
Cinnamon,
M .itches,
Yeast Pow tiers,
Soda
Nutmegs,
Pepper,
M ace,
Rotten Stone,
Extracts and Essences lor liivormg,
Bath Brick, c. for
J. N.
Jan 20, l-")2 H
-,d(
SMITH, Green st.
SMITH,
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o
c l 1: M V. X T (i . W U 1 (i
Attorney t4 Law,
V Y i : T T V. V I h h V.. N.
i,-e at t !u- rorner u
1 I'b'v "), 1
li 1
Boo
c.
1 ( 1 1 ecu ft 1 eets.
ptir-
T!n tHi(lfii.riiotl h.-iviup;
-:i ised M r T S Luttei b.l.-s Distillery and tooper
h 1 ve etitere.i into copari nersu 1 p imoei
e of McL:mrin &. Strame Cm the purpo-e
Shops,
the mm
NE W(10 0 D S.
W. If. 31 OO 18 K
lias received a large stoc k of Spring Summer
3L23wL&:E---gS39
Consisting of
Ladies fine Presses and Dress Trimmings,
Honnets, Shoes, &.c.
To which he would call the attention of the
ladies in town and country.
Also, a superior lot of READY-MADE
CLOTHING. Hats, Boots, Gaiters and Shoes, for
gen t Semen.
March 2 '), 1S53
tf
FlSffl"! FISH!
Just received and for sale,
Mackerel, Herring, Mullets, and Codfish
No 1 Mackerel and Salmon in Kits.
10 llhds. new crop Molasses.
W. IL CARVER.
March 12, 1S53 733-tf
t'f c arr 1
t lie rn.iiii;
Feb 10.
X-f-The !
yv h i te 0.1 '.
0:1 'ne
at t he St i
i'e'.v 1
X 0:1 the distilling of Tnrpe;.tme ami
jctui e of spii it ban Is.
1) McLAURlN.
Wl. McLAURlN,
p-.-.-, JAS. W. STRANGE.
iibest cash price paid for Turpentine,
St ives, and 0.1k or ash Heading. Call
W Stran-e, who cm alwavs be foutid
II. McLAURiN &. STRANGE.
'.1 ls.VT tl"
C. W. ANDREWS,
Dealer in Stoves,
Wotild respectfully inform the public that he is
i still at bis edd stand carrying on the above busi-
r.ess in all its branches. lie returns thanks for
! the liberal patronage he has received, and hopes
! bv astiict attention to business, and a desire to
! lease all and give general satisfaction, to merit
! a continuance of the same.
j He warrants all his work to be made of the
I best material and by ex perienced workmen
! having a more expt runcfd and practical Smith,
' he Hatters himself that his work will compete
! with anv m de in the State for style, elegance
land durability: and should any of it fail in 12
j months (with fair vsage) either in workmanship
' or material, he will repair it free of charge ,
IVrsnm w-rjETMif' w -ri -m ---1 i 1 " tii, mil.
SPRING AND SUMMER
We have now in store a LARGE and WELL
SELECTED STOCK OF
SPUING SUMMER DRY GOODS.
Summer Hats, Bonnets, Shoes, Readymade
Clothing, Umbrellas and Parasols;
which we are prepared to offer at WIIOLE-
SAIjLJ on the most reasonable terms, and to
which we invite the early attention of Merchants
making puichases in this market.
STARR & WILLIAMS.
March IDth, 1S53. 31-tf.
JUST UECEIVED,
Cooper's Ad.es.
Cooper's Vises.
Hackers.
C. E. LEETE, Person Stieet.
April 2, 1SS3. 3G-3t.
MELANCHOLY EVENT.
The body of Capt. James Nicholson was
found, in" the neighborhood of Hebron
Meeting lloue in this county, a lew days
since, in a horribly mangled condition
the head severed from the body and the
limbs scattered in various directions, torn
by hogs ami picked by buzzards in a man
ner too revolting to couiempiaie.
seems Mr Nicholson h
ti teach a School in the
which he. was byeduc.iynveilnualiUeU,
and or. 'Monday, perhaps. I wo weeks ago,
he repaired to hi school house somewhat
1 tit ii-:. pi . inn mki leu uie nous- iui u
I III ' V w -
doing on the other side of the paper, any
more than the performer in a tread-mill
can see what he is giinding on the other
side of the wall, it becomes very difficult
to make any corrections. This requires
the subject to be pretty thoroughly carv
assed in the mind, and all the blots and
erasures to be made there before taking up
the pen or stylus. J his compels me to
go aiver my composition to the extent of a
whole chapter, however long it may be,
several times in my mind before sitting
down to my desk. When there the work
becomes one of memory rather than of
ul been employed ! creation, and the writing is apt to run off
; neighborhood, "far J S,io,y enoMgh. A letter which I received
ome yeai s since irum uie r rencn historian,
TIYhm ry,' w ho is totally blind, urged me,
by all means, to cultivate the habit of dic
tation, to which he had resorted; and
It
JUST RECEIVED,
Ready-made Clothing.
Dry Goods.
Boots and Shoes
Hardware and Cutlery.
Also, 2o hhils. Molasses.
C. E. LEETE, Person Stieet.
Anril 2, 1S53. 30-3t.
Notice to Travel Icrs.
The subscriber keeps constantly on hand a
handsome assort ment ol ail kinds ot lruuiis,
Valises, Carpet Bags, to which he invites atteu-,-,
GEORGE BRANDT,
Between the Market Ilause ami Kayetteville notel.
April 2. 1S')3
snrino hard' by, at' least it is supposed so, j James, the novelist, wh has also adopted
iron. The fact that his cane was found in ! is habits, finds it favoraole to facility of
composition. nave 100 long ueen ac
customed to my own way to change; and,
to say the truth, I never dictated a sen-
pupil
The
the school house by some ot his
who arrived durir.y; the morning
scholars waited some time, and the teacher
not making his appearance, fhey left toi
lsome. Nothing was seen or heard of Mr
Nicholson until a few das ago he was
found not far from the Spring ailuded to,
in the condition above described. The
fact that he frequently got into drinking
. I .. t ..ill 1- I'limi !i llai
sprees ami wanuenngai n. -..
" . . 1
iii-ihborhoot! is, pernaps.
the reason
he
tence in my-life for publication without its
falling to lint -on my ear that I felt almost
ashamed to send it to the press. I suppose
it is habit. One thing t may add : My
manuscript is usually loo illegible (I have
sent you a favorable specimen) lor the
press, aixl it is always fairly copied by
amanuenses before it is consigned to the
NEW Sl'IilXG GOODS.
II. & E. J. LILLY
Are now opening a large stock of
Staple and L'ancy Dry Goods, Hats, I5on
uets, &liocs. Umbrellas, Kcady-lade
Clothing, Ac, Ac,
All of w hich they are disposed to sell at t he low
est m uket prices, to merchants ot the interior
and others. Call and examine.
March 19th, 1S53. 34-dt.
Valuable l.aiitls for S sie.
Will he sold to the highest bidder, on the
premises, in the county of Robeson, on the 15th
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't
containing 3S2 iicres.
The
M 1
'P':
m rt yHi
ev:itoine liis work, as he is determined to
sell low for cash or on short time.
Orders thankfully received and promptly at
tended to.
Repairing neatly executed at short nonce
ami lowest possible prices.
Favetteville, Feb. 12, lJ.
A X D 31 AXUFACTURER OF
PL -UN AND JAPAN
T 1 N W A II E ,
Cor-per, Tin Plate ami Sheet-Iron Worker.
t i,h-p in mv emplovment competent work
men and am prepared to do all kinds of w ork,
either in COPPER, TIN OR SHEET-IRON.
1 i. .ve on hand all the necessary materials and
. ..i.:... v fnr inak'nitr Factorv Cans and Drums,
111 : 1 L II 1 1 ' ' ' - " r -
and to do all kinds of tactory work that can b
a !.v anv similar Establishment in the State
Also" forsale, Patent Factory Can Rings, vary
ing from 9 to I t inches; Drum beads, &c.
HOOFING. GUTTER & LEADER PIPES put
: .. fi.p hest manner.
AUo iust received, a full supply of COOK
INC STOVES, of the most approved patterns,
some of them very large for hotel and plantation
r-rt- Alwavs on hand a gooil assortment o
ware ' C. W. ANDREWS,
South-east corner .Market Stjieare
d av of April next, tl
O lOA Irvin
THO. J. JUIi.inUiTl li,,,,! are situated on t he sout ti- est side t.f t he
T Lift i nat received'" I dtreat Marsh, w ithin one mile and a half of the
10 BbU New Qvleaos Molasses, j obson Institute, and are remarkably well tin-
10 " large Yellow Plauting Potatoes, j tired both with ton and tuipentine timber;
was not ouht for during the time of his j printer. 1 ha vC accompanied the autograph
, ' ,n i, , .. r.,,,7,,1 with these explanations, which are at your
absence until he was touml. 1 mj
lis ol ihis sad 1 seivice, 11 you nun iney win uaveinier.
My modus operandi
The above are the paiticuli
1 ' - - - - ,
" . I I oct t.ir titili ri'.iloi,
... ;r ihev have been relatcii to us, ann
ue have reason to believe they are correct.
V arrenlvn AVtc.
L
it lihd Cuba M
Plough and Catus, Blacksmiths' Tools
6000 Ll9 Northern Baevn,
1 1 1 1 1 1 n ' . , -. .
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HOTEL FOR SALE.
l'he Hotel at present occupied by John liar
1. 1 . . I, Dl..nt. llr.tul
man. tormerij Knumi n . iuii-- -
near the foot of Hay Mount, t ayetteville, is 01-
fered for sale ; and possession can be had when
ever desired. The House is large and commo
dious, has been thoroughly repaired within the
last twelvemonths, and is now, together wit n
all the necessary out-bntldings, in complete and
handsome order. It now enjoys a large snare
of the local and transient custom, which, in the
hands of a competent tenant, must be greatly in
creased by the existing Plank Roads and con
templated Rail Road, (the Depot of which will
probably not be far from this House.) These
considerations imke it a very desirable proper
tv to any one wishing to engage in the Hotel
business, or to a capitalist desiring to make an
investment in property increasing in value.
The terms will be made accommodating.
N. A. STEDMAN,
W. T. HORNE
March 12, 1S"3. 33-tf.
FOR SALE Oil RENT,
ThP fine SUMMER RESIDENCE now- occu-
pied Mr J E Bryan, two miles west of town.
Poasession given immediately. Apply to Jno H
Cook or C E Leete. S. A. LEETE.
March 10th, 1853. 34-tf.
Also, 1 light fww-borse Wagon and I Buggy,
1 harness HpreSc. ,
THOS. J JOHNSON, ferson si.
March 5flSf3 -tf .
$3?- Campbellton property for sale.
State of Xorth. Caroliua---BIadeii County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions February
Term.
Anus Campbell and others, vs. Jataes K. Camp-
bell and others.
Amended Petition for re-probate of Will.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
that James Uampoen, nuiiainsuaw anuwiie
Pitience. Mary J. t impbell, John - arapoeii,
Hugh Campbell, Eliza A. Campbell, Enos Har
-ilf and w ife Margaret, Daniel Campbell, Wil
t;,r Camobell, Helen Campbell, and the chil
dren ot Eliza Jane swinaaii, ano (tie cnuuren 01
M ,rv Shaw, wife ot Arcnioaia Jnaw, are non
. . . . . -1 1... 1
residents ot the State. ll is nereuy uruereu,
thct nub ication oe mane lor six weeics succes-
.ivelv notif ing the said absent detendants to be
- . 1 . t i" u -. r
,1 ,np..r ai 1 lie next I "I 111 Jl IIIC VUU i L il
Pleas and Quarter Sessions, to be held for the
r,,tv f Biaden. at tne Court House 111 fcJiza
bethto'wn, on the first Monday in May next, to
answer, demur or plead to this petition, or the
same w ill be taken pro conjesso anu nearu ex
.
Witness James I. McRee. Clerk of our said
Court at office the first Monday in r eoruary, a
D 103, and in tue 7 an year 01 American in
dependence.
J. I. McREE, Clerk.
33-Ct. Ipr adv 3 25-.
uvenient to two
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Tlu-lioh, with a
dny in that region
MU acres cleared,
Flank Roads. The reader will find
in our advertising columns a notice ol the
oMening of Rooks of Subscription for Stock
in the'Yai burn and Knd field Flank Road
Company. We learn that Stock to the
amount of about &20,()00has been subscrib
ed for tlie Tarboro and Rocky Mount
Flank Road, and that the Company will
organize forthwith. And the Whig states
that the survey of the route for the Wash
in-rton and TaVboio Flank Road was com
menced on Tuesday Ust. This Company
was organized on live 24th ult.. by electing
R I Myers, Ks(. President, and Messrs
li V Hanks, W H Willard. Joseph Fotts,
it F Havens. S F Allen, II W iswall. 11 A
Kllisoo, li M Svlbv and Alien (Jiist, Di
rectors. The Greenville and Raleigh
Flank Road is in successlul operation as
has the merit of novelty ; at least I have
never heard of any history monger who has
adopted it besides my sell.''
The Df.ath ok Mahshal IIayxau.
The decease of the famous Julius liarons
Von llaynau. which is reported to have
occurred at Vienna, on the 14lh ultimo,
cannot fail to revive the recollections of
his infamy while living. He was born at
Casel in 178G, and was a natural son of
the Duke of Hesse by a goldsmith's daugh
ter. In early life, lie was so notorious lor
his eccentricities as to be considered on
the verge of insanity. He was educated
at Cassel, and entered the Austrian army
as Lieutenant in 1801. In the campaign
of 1803 he distinguished himself so much
as to be promoted to the rank of captain
in one ol 1 lie most notable regiments in the
service. In 1813 he was elevated over
his seniors to the rank of Major, and ac
quired new laurels in the campaigns of
1 .- 1 . . . r .
uwuuynw. '""c"ir"J 1 tar as W USn. ami i p. .-. j ,, . ,1, .--, iftio 1 1 ft,.. h, i.!t;..i ....
t li HM'0"W7iBiim- jI-r.'-. j t TT-r-1 1 1 . t .tl fiaii'li-V thl'OU"h . J . . . ...
Well oTV water unsurpassed by j vr " .1 ..r t.. 1 acny, ami recKiess uiavery. iittie was
of country. There are about 1 wliicn 11 passes, - - . - ,ehrt u ,,m tl,Jnng tiie peace which sue-
the greater part ol winch is in stockholders, man us ........ -..B -...w rt,p4lP(l tie downfall of Naimlo-nii until the:
si eood state of cultivation
A credit of six months will be given, purcha
ser giving bond with approved security.
m 7- --. t (- tlT I- ".
INblLh llirt Y r U 1 U.
WM. GLOVER,
Agent for W W Glover.
Mf.rcb 126, 1S33 35-3t
- t..a 111 vii ii 1 j 1 1 iii . 1 a 11111
vncates origmaity aim . ...... . ... j .evolutionary fonuent l 1843. In May.
pie in this region would seem, from iheir; hg commander-in-chief of
movements, to be determined not . l- tUe Aa,trian army in u arv and Tran.
outstrippeu iui..c , " " ',slvania. He it was who held the
nroveaients. as wen as on.c.
1
Au-
Tarboro itouthei ncr.
REMOVAL.
are
Lawrence & Troy
Have taken the store recently occupied by H. L.
Myrover & Co, on the south-west corner of Hy
and Winslow streets.
They are now receiving their Spring stock of
Goods, and would be glad to see their old cus
tomers and all others wishing to purchase goods
at low prices.
NEW GOODS.
We are now receiving at our New Store, a
large and well-selected stock suited for the coun
try barter trade. We take all kinds o!" country
produce in exchange for goods, at cash prices.
t We have now on hand and for sale,
i Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions,
I Hardware and Cutlery,
I Crockerv &Dd Glassware,
T Wood ware and Hollow ware,
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Bonnetts,
I Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
s Drugs and Medicines. &c, &.c, &.c ,
lso, a good assortment of Readymade Clothing,
I at. vt, ,tiiii.u ti c: uiicr iur sdic t to. i . ' -
March 26,. 1 553.
LAWRENCE &. TROY.
35-tf.
Kcmalk Institcif.. We
pleased to learn from an intelligent gentle
man, a citizen of Sampson county, that the
above excellent instituiion is in highly suc
cessful operation, under the superintend
ence of Mr Luke C. Graves, as Principal,
sustained by competent assistants in every
department. The school now numbers
eioditv-two pupil and is gradually increas
ing " The number will probably reach one
hundred or more at the next session. No
exertions will be spared by either Trus
tpes or Teachers, calculated to place the
Institute upon a footing equal, it not su
oerior, to anv similar Academy in the
Lat We hope and trust that their
oraiseworthy ettorts w.ll be duly apprecia
ted and sustained by the people of the
State at large, and especially of that sec
lion more immediately interested in the
maintenance of a good Female Academy
at Clinton Wilmington Journal
strian army in that sanguinary conflict,
which terminated in the utier defeat of the
Hungarian cause. Georgie surrendered,
and the disgraceful cruelties with which
llaynau treated the captive Hungarians,
both women and men, are fresh in every
mind. Since his disgrace at the Court of
Vienna in 1805, he has spent his time in
travelling over Kurope. His visit to
London, and the manner in which he was
mobbed by the brewers of Barclay &L Fer
kin's establishment, need not be repeated.
Of late he has resided on his estate in Dal
matia. He died at Vienna, beneath the.
shadow of that despotic Court which he
serveu so laitinuiiy in so mean a cause.
Since his removal from the command in
Hungary, he has been a despised and un
happy man, and he must have anticipated
death as a happy release from the reproach
es of his own conscience, and the scorn of
the human race.
Job I'linting neatly executed at
the Carolinian Office.
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