Imeer, who recoin
practicable sites
ling Tonntl, rotting
Ire now been going
sever, providential
•tal man, owing to
tts. “The worh was
” anpreved by the
away, a’id. floated
'‘aeccrdKig to con-
pcai work itself, the
tenderly susceptible
Itcly admonitory to-
are been kept cloak;
cos pocussed up toe
; least who own stock
ark as anybody else.’’
aly. Further, sayi
lat such a company
Qcb a work, to be
ling bond &c. The
pe nor manner speci-
bntracters get paid,
card of a bond being
gullibility of hr-ean
ver read (and that
reader we, can bnk
knber ijf eases where:
were identical pet;
I of a long and nse-
wish him, be may
: such thing.
biissions of the Jc.ir-
|itli all the stern and
it is proposed to
Iterprise in the same
tbe same uaspices in
Irrived at its present
|act of wilful, delibe-
is there another
I ail this broad nnion
kve submitted to each
tall it by nd harsher
1 and capable engir.-
hat it was imjpossMt
Fear without the
sums of money as
pie and bankrupt any
lj6 it remeraber-
|ii who were nninfln-
bi.s, hopes or anfici-
' project to that pur-
lere right or not, let
Ihe huif million and
pd the rotten, dilapi-
pswer.
ad and River both,'
|i)ody knows it. The
|a.s been long enough
|this and other deln.
generons and tinic-
Iwithehi their warm
J more snhstantial as-
Iblic ntiiitr nor from
|o other coinmnni!ic5,
s been nnanswered;
indignation, every
ty pitiful scheme cf
I emolument, bandei^
lo her interest.s, nay
fhonorabie coaiitioi;
'or many years
1 agaicsi iheir own
ption.? of their own
I willing and helping
pe of public work
i now when the pit-
It of State capita!,
Inpou bonds amply
pe from contingent
forme? benefie-*-
|breaa and jcipent*
i Road" trick is too
pible enough to be
fcumiing enough to
lid others are stupid
feasible. But me
we Iht hare
ricks.
I to tlic subject in
I last issue, we are
wr no road, and we
J subject during the
iipon the Xaviga-
eaks of “Me main
fing away of the
nents of the dams.
Is we do that this
Iht as air' compared
■tons considerations
pf this scheme than
Ut we have no war
Drary. We agrea
i to quarrel about
aterial aid in the
le need but refer to
kemporary to rali-
|to this minor dif-
I few facts. From
ove FayetteTille,
jibe Capi
i'e Fear are
panj miles in va-
pt.5ing but loose,
I Jills for miles
poken and undu-
ps and branches
Down these
bse quantities
Iwilh the wa*4r,
ish pools whence
lowly but surely
^navigable those
pive them. Many
dredging rnach-
necessary, and
lempty 3and
Id.n.
[sand were for-
euher washed
Intic, or washed
shores, and, uniting with the allnviae brought
I?own by the freshets, constitute the only banks
which tlie river possesses far many continuous
miles in varions places. Suppose it possible
that permanent abutments could be bBitt np to
thesa banks and the river eifectnairy,^{iamWd-':
will it notfoirew as a natural consequence that
the pools wql gradually become filled and
choked up witf. these substance: which were
formerly bornq away by the,CBn-ent ?
h nquestionnbly it does. But enough on this ^
•ubject, ....
It makes no dfteyenee.;. what our “motives”
wW ■« "’*thcr of no consequence
what inflnence.ruay have guided us into the
pnrsm and «xposHre of this matter. The j «apersin
facts speai..for themselves, and so far from
having distOTted and magnified them, we have
thus far :dqaltie«iently with a subject who.se
investigation would jnstly provoke the severest
^ ^
THl it
H 6ARj
^
Th,e« .is a set of dirty, blackgnard'^^liwspi.
per scribblers, editors and contributors, Wflo
are never satisfied unless they are malighing
some one, or pouring ont their bilg^-water
upon bodies of men, and whose only t^qtection
s\' b': .The Wiuh^jFlffiiiainer.
: ^^^e^iVe *before alluded to, this excellent
we feel constrained- again to speak
■ hierits “Tlie Examiner” is a literary
journal published in Columbiii, S. C., and ey-
from f • .1 • . | ted with Signal ability by .,W. B. Johnston,
We have nod their profound .nsi|nificance.; E.,q., a gentleman well kndwn in literary circles
-temporaries | as a ripe scholar, a ready, “taste and finished
oflatethe most abusive scurr.lfqus, libellous i writer, and an able journalist As a purely
o S; "s7een Td"‘“ -d -itical paper,,>ye place the Lnl
oiairty spleen and venomous malice which ' .. r > . k
ort.tlA I*- *.1 *
AN, FAYETTEVILLE, N. C.
JI^'The Western Kail Road bjll ■.was made j
the special order of yesterday. . Of,.course its j
fate will be known before onr next issue. We [
are hopeful of its passage., j
At a Ball given in B-dllin'jore,
e>
while It can neither vex nor dislionorits object
.deserves the severest re^liension. An hon
orable enemy never insnlts the vanquished, and ...c cuu.i.n
a fallen foe but di.vhondrs and degrades him.self journals of
y .upersing and abusing his conqueror. We ' ‘
contend that tlm Cterty of the press is made
an miwarrantalS^s license, its dignity degraded.
Its integpty violated and its honor outraged
leii, through the columns of a newspaper, the
mi,.l,v ^ ««tterest condemnation, and j members of the Legislature are styled
g ^perhap^ were It e.xplored throughout its I heivded set of political tricksters” h
UfarioBS labarynths and sinuosities, evolve I mcTc idea of legislation than
Sach s system of “bargain and corruption^ as I ^cVe'ation.”
an ass-
haring “no
swine has of
.would utterly confound our simple minded citi-l.»Womi«able scnrrililj l!oJ 7 penidltt-Tto be
W itl vicurs ’ ■ ifby an edi-
on • . members of the
. I-eg'slature have their faults as other men we
arc not prepared to deny, neither do We claim
for erety member the capacity of a Blackstone
... , , , - , the intellect of a Webster; bfat we C
Did intervene before tWe accompli^ment of i claim that the people have sent competent men
^der” ' ‘“ke charge of their interests and rep-
u ider a harden of taxation the tore mention of | resent their wishes, and we further claim timt
which would .startle them; engip'seVs getting | their po.sition, if nothing else, entitles "Jem to
h-ave money they | It really seems that in this day and genera-
SL/'f ’, ' ^ and in ijie meantime a tion partizan vindictiveness has no limits and
.-.atf dozen railroads could be built at one fifth | party malice
the actual exptjnse, and the wondrous rcsour-
iner second to iiOjie ii) |heiSouth, and far, illim
itably far, beyoilfl nineteen twentieths of the
Yankee c.atch-pei!Ky,, publications which flood
the country, aH^^,ai>vuially deprive onr home
journals of many,tl^qusand dollars of rovenue
Justly their diyu; wefgJheir merits properly ap
preciated bur .people. We cordial'y wel
come the Exainiper to our table every week,
and wdsh bur brother Johnston abundant suc
cess both personally and in his laudable efforts
to chasten, jjurify and exalt Southern litera
ture.
on. {>li,o night
of tlVp 8tli, the proceeds cf, which we'rq to be
appropriated to the relief pf. the , jvidqiys and
orphan^ of those killed in the Iate> election
roits, a party of know nothing, rowdieK })roke
into the room, by negati-ye perraigsiofl cf know
nothing policemen; and in tlie meelae , wliich
ensiled several persons wei-e dangerously .wohnd-
ed. AccoVding the oh\ pSalm “the Democrats
wefe tlie aggressors, yeq,,vprily,”
ADVERTISEMENTS^
. L. SCDTT Si CO.’S
reprint of THE
BRITISH remODIGALS
AXD THE
FARMUltJs GUIDE.
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OP THE L.\TTEIt PCBUC-VriON. !
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THE LONDON. QUAUTEiiLY (Conacrvativc.) ■
THE EDINBCKGH REVIEW (B'hig.) {
'At"
la tbie.cpunty^ od .the 2SiAt., by Alfred J acksoii
JMy j. ''Ev 0izgeH• of Sampsp/i to Mim-i (’Hrolim*
'fiWf-iViUiaoi IloMinirMworili.
I * ^ ~ ■ '.XWRi?;
I ^ii.the I2t!i in'^t. iu . KaytrtieMl!':. Ciri.^iiipiu'r Mo-
: Ri’e. iir.tbe Zlst year o!' bU iiij;'.’ 'Vr-j fc'i
I cut iiiiii lu fo.ir i»‘i 'rii?ir of lii^
I rraiihncd: but the* meiaory virtues jwhI his worth
j^‘ili cvcp.ttcfurish iu tUc hearts huu
j ?ov«.*d him.'
f Hip won* rouvj'•pfrit "rnllv «l.»lc awnr.''
j *ia jioft ith^oiug scareV wa?i kuuwii. iUo'
) It feared srij»e Lived om- d voice would call
j It '.reiuWiRg: iiRc*i tu that ft iril caj^c
Atitthi. AiMi utf it-nr^ea'i'l Us iii>>licwiujr«,
t.i-re awav HJvinJ UnJ
Str worta^ rye bnlh s :ic r.
ai-sitft Jtwupi r Iiiffwr. li kt*
TUf lirita-rii^':;.>£d«BCf :fa erhoV wojfe.
UreatLuJ to tk?; U>viDgoa^^ wij*» yyejit
hpAitit lUut spirit's li»>lKe|i i i'ou.*r ^
All »agvl‘a .Au. i» wrLi.;
, . J^jno. W. Forney, lately nominated.; ifor i ™^ NORTH BRITISH REVIEW (Free CUurcb )
r 'the WESTMINSTER RmEW-CUhvrs-.I '
very delicately, ccutteously and couragcoiisly I i ■ ^
termed a .‘cascal’ by one pf oiir cotemporaries, i EDINIiL'RGH .MAGA7INI:
As our clasical neighbor would say, proh pu-
I JlAlt PKIfS jV}.JKKLV.
I A JOURNAL OR '' O'/lizATJON.
|it..Npith(*r labor imr o.vpciHp v.j'-i i
dor!
the State, and through the State to the peqple,
would the erection of solid stone piers, ibeks
and dams be, and what a weary waste of years
^®"We acknowledge the receipt, from onrj
friend Dr. F. Fonlkes, of a bbx of fine opera
cigars, some cf,a large lot just received by him
from the imporlers in Xew York, the Dr.
can amply satisfy and accommodate the lovers
of the “dreamy weed „of Cnba” at his Drug
store opposite the Fayelteville Hotel.
The Annual meeting of the Fay. & SontHiern
Plank Load Company took place on Tliar.sday
last. A dividend of three per cent, has been
declared!
, s - - l»:uvd Id icnk*' il
5 (Tory.) jihe besl Eaniily New.-ii:ip..T in tin- W-.ivl,l_..ne
Tho«.. n..;-1- 1 II i phyeFl'ul and .gfiiial clmraci. r V.ill i-mmIl-i-1* u
^ *b“ thr* gr.-ht! visitci-to rvery limisel.i.M. m l.il.- its c,.',v .li ,n
ItiAe-il-?but Biifam Whig, lory, anil i to ilic p’riiicii>ks u( riglii uml ..hull o i-
cl^wa, i, ;r ^ , " -"r ''■■''‘“'•e or then- iir.ihutiou «I tho wis.- uod Uu- I. li.. ■ in .h-
OH Sciuuc'c iVf.M-i.tm- ‘li -M-fpfMlu.imt w*-iTVr.- . t'. ^ct frti-ttf souiut vicw.s du I'uliticul. .S.w-iul. tu..! >1 ■
' * I Ihfv t (iue;'tionir; to diliii.-i)-u.-^oful iikfonii;itii)n: hiuI to cul'J.
■is r"-Th w-M-Ui I vu.p tfi, prutks and mni-aitic. of lib-. '
-r»,being ladispcnsible to the scholar aiul iI'l]
stand,
ot letters, oo.ug mmspcnsiDie 10 ihe sehohir and il'
prolessioiial man, while to the iuteligeiit reader o'
eiery clas.s they faruisli a more correct and suti.s|-uc-
, lory record of the current literature of the d iv
I hroaghoutthe world, than can be pos-dhlv bbtaiuJd'
1 Irom aiiv other .nil..... ' -
A beautifully bound vc'.i-.me of Airs
Hentzl charming mivellettes is ebotit to be is-
STATE legislature; copies.
In the Senate, on .Monday, the bill to e.stab- ! VANCE SHEETS from the
Lee I lish the county of AlleghanV wa^ afistiiTcmidl |
bounds. Alen are dissatisfied
with the privilege of abasing an adversry when
engaged in -‘the furious fight.” 'rjley follow
,r„ ■ privacy of his own hedrihstdne- thev
are nq vague sanni.ses. no feats of fancy. Let malign his ancestors and dsfame hi' ’ ^
any hqnsst minded man, nninfiiienced by any
•CCS.of the Deqj. River valley developed and
made sources ofrcveiine ,to the state. These
interested considerations, review the history of
.this work, «ud, be may well make a dismal
wraphecy of its-feture, should its continuance to
;COmpIeti->B. be Resolved upon. Should legisla
pri
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porters and asperse his perjcnal friends; they
follow him to the halls cf Legislation, or the
threshold of his ofliciiil station, and slrower
I “curses loud and deep” upon his head. Some,
sued from,j-he press of T. B. Peterson, Phila
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j .subscribers about
.tors thrpq^ a vengeful spirit of retaliatio.; , happily, but a few, descend to low’^ul-aritv
resolve,^ visit upon Fayetteville their wrath j and employ the slang of the tap-room and th'I
i '*,^*.?** “Hack up» their favorite scheme, I profanity of the rowdv club uw-i! t Vf
i. J,. ».u„ ..u ijp,
Clc s7*r"'r' ■•''■-''=‘1 by thdr missile.,, and too
p c of he State and not for the people ef Fay- , robust in their virtue and integrity to feel the
ctteville alone. AVe would fain spare feeling, and ! venom of their fangs
would not williagly drag to light that which | That the Legislative of .North Carolina can
might oth^wise J« Wden jest as well. But I .suffer iu any manner whatsoever from
should we be forced to the utiplerrfaat necessity I lignity and sciirrilitv of iiewspaom
of doing that whidi our own clroice will not! absurd; ' ' ^
iifitieii ;e us to do., theu “stand from under!
M-hat we have said or may say we do not: republieau deference implied In the authority
i®-Oiir thanks are due to our friend, Sena*
tor Holmes of Sampson, for numerons valuable
Legislative Doenments.
*@*Gciiin of New York is a great hatter,
but Gee of Fayetteville cannot be surpassed in
the manufacture of a first class tile, from Ge-
mliito to Jeru^q^piii^,, C'dl on him at his old and
well known stand on Gresn street and test his
genius.
Air Houston’.s , bijr tf remodel the County i
Courts, providing liniqhg other, things for ai..'
County Court .Judge for each comity, ^ was de- Reviews
bated by that gentleman for, and Mr Eaton
against it, and rtjected. . (j .
. Ihe Western e.Yten.sion bill was made the
order of the day for Tiiursday, at which time it
ii ujjderstood the Senate will go into cominittee
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■vitii the printed re/ort of Alaj. Gwymi upon
li.e Cape Eftkr.I'.iid.Deep River improvement.
We uwite wiih the -M'ilmiiigtoii Journal in tlic
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^ Oiir .sinceia,,thanks are due Ales.srs. Kelly
Se,s.soms aiu'.^buuc-an Shaw Jr., for large acces
sions to our subscriiitioii list. “Alay their
shadows never grow Ic.ss.” Our friend Jenkins,
of Gartlpyge will also accept our thanks for!
imiticraHa .avors hitherto rendered u.s. I'rovi- i t|,e Senate
deuce J;kr. darkened the light of his eyc.s, but
his SOU: is fiili of a better and purer
aiiaii’.s cab- | tliat body in a shape not
., J. Faulkner ■ from the charter griiirted two years ago.,, .
as the honored sou of, the, cld. Dcmi|n'ion upon j On motion of Air llplt; a fesohition
n 10m the mantle of the M’.aq Department! adopted calling c/t (he I’rcddciit of tlie
-should fall. His aiipointmeht would be hailed i Fear and Dpefl Kj.er Company for a report
throughout the coni.tr^ ^ith thprough appro-the financrai condition of the companv.
oatioil bsca-ise Air raqljciiqr’s whole life has ! HOUSE OF COMMONS —Tlie
been devoted to the e!eva,tion of the laboring i bills were introduced, read
No. o\ (rohl-strcft, New Vuik.
. Pedtioat for Dower.
classes, while his vast and varied informatii
and
particularly in the scisnee of that department i
; eminent/y qualify him for the position.
1011, I referredj:.
The bill introduced bF Air Coleman, iiT
coiiceriiiiig oaths, establishes the
jCOmpetciiey of Uiiiv-crsalists as witne.s.ses. M^e
j did not know that in any enlightened and in-.
S®- We are indebted to our Clinton coterf-, community the neces.sity existed for ! =“■•‘=0 introduced bills to in
corjiorate the Yulcan Alining and Alanufactnr-
nscarora Alining and Alanu-
J CATHARINE Jt.LEAN ,
i CM, y
Cape j ARCH. McLEAN, and othfrs.)
on! H appraring to the satisfaction of the Court, that
I the defendants in this case : Phillip Walker. Elfv Walk-
I er, Purcy Ltbokhsirt. George .May and wife’ .Martha,
following ■ Mock and wife Mary. Rufus fI«>oks ami wife Sa
nTY-rxiN,.; f , b.*yoml th? limits of the .State. Ou mo-
iquopnateiy j tion. it IS ordered t!iat publication be made in the
.. , i North Oarolinian. a new.spapor published ill the town
•* .. j of FayeUevilK*. for »ix successive weeks, notifyin"*
iUC Jie -Own 1 the said b.*fenl ints to be and appear at the next term
: cf tbM.Couyt ol Ple;v and Quarter .session.-*, lo be held
: for ^he C(Jibity;ot .Harnett, at the Court Jlwuse
' a bin to incorpe
I of iownAvilli*, Gn'Jivillc county.
ate a 15ank at Le.xington. am.1 therc’to a/iswer. 'pleKd trKlemur the said petition
i Air Aleves, a bill to incorporate tlie North |
j Carolina Gas C oal and Traii.vportation Com
' j porary‘■-r a splendidly blurred and beautifully ! of a special act enfranchising a man I '"''POf ate the Tulcai
‘i illegible , c-opy of his last Lsiie. AV'e ha-?o i r,e|‘o‘dus opinions. We know a
-1 Jiaimed U offoa several as an ancient manuscrif-t = enivqrsalists wli,ose simplq, j Company,
V. irhess. Benja'iniii F .Shaw. Cl'erk oT (iii'r s'iiu'Clurt. t
: at oiT?c-3 iaSiirnm>rville.-2(l -Nfonduyin |)eCR.iFGer. IrfjO. !
: and in the Sis* year of Ame^-ibitfrlrfikT^iydeiice
Clkk
Cur«hii§;i- Female lusUtute.
Tlic Tnislce-* wi!*h to announce to their frioiiJs and
the piiiilic griifTully that the ue.\t .Session of this Insti
tute will cointnenceon the 8lh of January niuler tultiMii
of-Mis Jane MiHer and Miss Mary E. Rjim-ey, avIiu ary
la^lies of acknoxvleilgc^d ability, e.\'perience, and r«'jHi*’
tntion. Miss Miller Arill tnkeeharge of the ikefary and'
m.athematical departments: she partic4)lai ly e.xe^^s In
mathematics and lias never failed to give, geinnil
satisfaction. .Miss Ramsey will lake charge of ilic
.Music, for wliich she is ciniiiently fitted, having l.ot'i
the native talent and eiluealion iiecesFury.
All the branches usually taught in the best Academiufi
Avjll bo taught in this. Kates of Tuition uk hendo-
forc. Board can be* hatl in good families at, from S^7
in i 1^" I"’** month, inelnding light, fuel, Ac.-''
Location plessant and e.\c*‘cdinglv heallhv
JUHN Slj.vV',
Scc’y Bo* "d ot Trns^^'C'p
.Taii’v 17. 33-2t
Jfin. 17. 1.957
B. Pf?AXKLl.N ;itiAky.c;LK KX.
by A. B. HORTON. I>. Cl'k
found by Lnyard in the ruins of Nineveh.
! we would rely upon sooner than the
I some orthodox .cliristiswis (j) we wot
thq't; siich is the bigotry and intolerance which seems I t'es? River irr.pr
wooden -t'ains, Jod’K-A g-c.-ywalls and abutments i eee in some of our exchanges
7 .unking a tour of tl:l | tp pervade latter dav theologians
, re pectfid y advisc.^tq iiuil.l stone loek-s a-, NsistWii ^tes shortly after bi.s term of office j would, if they dared,' disfru.i “hise
.oiitmeiit.s and guard -wa.!;:, the cost will be ^1,- j expires. Ho -wiJl be welcomed throughout the whose reli;
iofi.OOO, or in round numbers $1,-200,600.”! South as r-p N-ortlsern pre.sidentever was before,\^ t
TVrhaps vc may not iinderstaiul precisely the !
enstrue it thus
>llPOKA^'IOX IKIADS
Of Hie Tnvtt pf 'U'jiycHcvillc for Snle*
Agreeable .U» nii iWt of the (ioiicral Asriemblv of the
.State of ^^urth Carolina, ratified Dec. 2.">. 1S52, unlhori/-
iiig the Town of Kayettoville to issue her Bonds tc.
the amount of $IUU.(IUU, iu the aggregate, for the pur
pose of paying her subscription to the We.steni Kai;
Roail Company,
THE undri-signud wiiul.l rc.speetfullv inform Ills i.ld i it is ordered 1)y the Commi.s.sioncrs of
friends and ciistonicrs th.vt he can he found at tin-r I'mifiiror of the Town receive
•Store of C. E. beete. where he will he -lad *0 | until the Isl of Novemher nc.\t, for
with diem. .f. R. UcDOX'AI 1) ipurchase of S.iO.OiKI. in .“iim.s of SdOil each of said
1 ,. , It, -'an. 17, l.s.lT. S.-i-tf ■ • - - ■ | |;„nds. or.anv istrt thereof. Bunds to run twenly.
evei^- man;' tu" icport sent to the oeiiate with a pre-} . ! years, with I'onpon.s attached.—interest pay-aide senii-
-,0rd|51
oaths of I
was read
i.
A iiie.ssage .from . the Gorernpr,
of. But j riiansrniUing Alaj. G wymix rqport on Cape Fear
vemeiitf. On motion-cf ,
that thev I '*'® Fe.iding wa.s tfcncii.ied
meaning o! the above—-blit we construe it thus, ' '®‘*0'®f our Georgia oxcliaiiges that ■ ^ fl"®®rion in his late
anii-no ether c-siiKtructioii can be placed on it; ! gertlem-ea iu that State have gone into : act for that''purposA'^
Vroodeu daiu.s,, lock.s, guard-walls and abut- - black variety of the Scupper '
jloiis opinions did not fully conform P'’'”*-
to their own. Judge Battle seems to liave : of the day being tlie bill to amend
i settled that Universalist
iBenls will cost i,-l;50,060. M'oodcii dams witli i i>urpo.sc of wine-uiiikiiig I .have recci'ved a copy of the Cata
stout locks,^pard-walls and abutments «-ill j “'.*'"'f“cturc] from this spe j °f®’loral College in Robeson county, and
inu.st ac- 1 -of grape, and it promises to be a rcmiinerA-: flf.® oincli gratified to find tliat excellent insti-
’ ’ ^“«i‘iess. ! tutioii for young ladies in a, flourishing cindi-
,1^'°"- y5''loi-al College i.s eminently deserving
-- confidence and public patronage;
.‘place them with stone -vfa«r, locks, ^*'=ig;s«bl!shcd at Green.sboro, and i both on account of its thorough system'ci‘edu-
alls, and almtments, ithen -may the pirogrcs-: f, * ''""'l'’®'’ '’.‘''P®® “PP®«cs too - cational training, tlie high moral chara
the institution and
cost $i ,200,000. If we arc right all
knowledge the iiigeiuiity of the device. If we
arc, v-'rong, and the report means that .$1,2(}0,-
:OCO will suffice to remove ail the .old worJts and
re
wans, ane atmtments, Silien -may tlie progres
sive history cf ithis-work be tfioe
Doo—$seo,-eo9—$i,-2og;4)o6 ^ .
Taxes-Taxes—Taxes-No continuous naviga-^ '.."ftod ihappincss and prosperity.
'ion—Pofjular iiidigBatkCii—^’inaJ abaiidanmeiit i ■
—Ilium Flit. M„,i wo .m-,. w„mi,i .„.k. I ^ c *eqi:er.tly get from subscribers such
5 ^ I I ifvcaaing cakc, we wish the happy couple many
Hail we space we weulU pab-!, i, . .
.jsh the entire report. “ ■ 'f ®^^
I chajigo my-paper from —
its very liealtliy
AVe.wish the Seminary “God speed.”
actef of
location.
'D»-4wBthie.
SSrAVe are indebted to the Hon. U Q’B.
Branch for a pamphlet copy of his late able
Air Editor—Please 'eloquent speech in the House on the Presi-
I dent’s Ales.suge. • r
Yours Ac.
fFANTBV.
A tfeiidcman who li:is neitlicr time,
i the charter of the Wilmington Charlotte and I nink-rgo the u.snal routine of courtship. I
-1 J o.-'o, v-iiiiiiotie ann , wisnc.s to open a matrimonial correspondence with a.
iiupierio.d Hailryad company, it was taken up ! H-'\1-.T not exceeding the .age of Sn, and posses.sed ofa j
aijd read.,, Air Mertre? Spot-,, o. ,rrpnf leno-fh ‘-'hare of personal attrac-i
• r . -«Uir^a.sj,.kL at great length . Uons. The adyertj.s«r..s,,.,33. yeans old,, bears a fair!
in Its tavor, .and ^stejed tlio advantage tliat j "'oml nbardeffr.dsirooe’atelv prod loohing and has I
would accrue to Wilmington,-bv its, adbpfion i'
Air Alears occupied the attention of the House i .fan- IT 1^57 ' 33« . I
co„„o romantic STORY J
, ' 1 ,. w Hii a boautifiil 8nnny morning in Jannarv, when the
passea its spcontl reading. Yeas 54, nays 5o. froet-work lay like a veil of silvery gossamer
!t was read the third it.bne .*11111 l■)}lss^d " i itrouml, a lovely ntahlen was tripping blithc-
.... , / 1 ‘ • ly along Avhen s’he met a hanflsomc youth with whom
oOinc bills and rcspllUiOILS, of a private char-1 ■‘^hc Avas acquainted. -Where are you going in such
acter, were finally passed. = i.
o’clock the ITou.se adjourned.
Ihe orti to establish a new county by the
narnb of Rufiin, was rejected. Ayes 16, nays
28.' ■ 1 • * ! lOiai.*>o -t^Tand phe tripped merrily away, while tin
young man. with a .‘’mile on his face and hiH pocke
annually. The «aid Bond-s shall be under the seal ot
the Ciirporation. and binding on the, faith M- the same.
\V.M. WARDEN, Town T.veanurer.
Oct. 1. 1856. -if
fc'AVMrTKYIF.LH MARKKr.
Correried wtf'dy for tkfi.y^orik (Jarohnian.
Jan'Cary it, i35T
A t a rin-irfer nf len ‘ ''■*■“‘*7” rtrked she in a voice as sweet as a spring-birdi
At a quarter ot ten .going, ' .said he gaily, down to MAK-
JEsjSUSalcton to a rtwnin;;;
plate ol liis fir.st rate Oyster.^, and to r.vY it my oi.ii
Areorvr as an honorable .youn*^ men ought to do."
e»,-'said she, .‘•and a«.all honest or.i) .MKN ou*‘lit t
,• r_L' . . .
— — -
BACON, per'ib''
11 0
12
COFFEE, .per lb -
mb :■ ■ ■
Hi 0
13
i aguira,'
14 qp
15
St. Domingo,
un (.r,
00
COTTON, per lb _
12
I2g
COTTON B.'VGOING. per yard —
The bill tp re-cliartcr the State Bank
takiqn ,iip for ifs third reading.
I fi®- He do not object to our neighbor’s
, M’e learn that thi,s staple acGcle of produce I '''® ^ riie change, iwacAanf for the classics, but that some of his
has greatly advanced in price, sufficiently sa to Jon’t I country readers “fmpe .and fret aud swear in , , .
realize for some of our merchants a very hand-i ''® lenTe.r'l the vernacnlar” can hardly be denied when * '''°®'‘’li
some margin. M'e are very glad that any com-j ‘''® fire ! f'lqy find that Quintns Horatius Flacctrs W
modify of our own can be made a profitable ! °*^“ multi alii popuii Bomani are his constant au
thorities. As the Choctaa- Indian said .to the
V.m. , , vilieii he prayed in Latin; “Ugh l'Ugh I
and Turpentine aint t^ be sneered at as North I "® ' “'® ''' ’ ’ ^
Carolina products. 'They were mtee sj^nymes ’
with poverty aiifl barrenness. They will yet be
a source of wealth and prosperity to the State.
export, and we hope tbe wticle will coatinue v, .
to go higher, a, xome thing ii Tar, pitch i ^ m ""'I i "
’* ! .NicaJarrf and frequently a-e dont.
•W- MB .. I J
klxvrmdsflow axmlsobjiyeoalotoboVoiiatchee.”
'Franslate. that, oh Rustiens (Rusty ens^?) and
yon will see our meaning,
i a sonree of wealth and prosperity to the State i announced to this go
§ , , ■ jcrnmeut that the Right Hon. Charles Pelham
4©'The exceeding small potatoisliiress of tire > ■ '’rotlier of the earl of Clarendon, and
Hon Air Paine is evidenced in the fact of Ids'. * ^ - Lijestj s privy councillors, haS
liaving been offered tie wodefate bribe of $l - j * Womted British minister to this country
-100 for his vote in CsngvMs lately. No man i^^^ ““q*®"'* e.xpected in Washingtom,
whose intelligence is r^ted above par is ever so i . , ' * to a be a luan of tal-
approached, and as Mr Paine did not resent ^ ^ ^ character and not
tiie indignity upon the .spot, we are sorry, forj versed in diplomatic science,
the character of North Carofina; that, he' pub- [ ^ '* 7
lluiv made the avowal of having been tamoeved ' •JPOS*’®P"'c Advertiser,” publish ! The facts speak for themselves,
- ed by L. Johns - -
pocket
wa s , book iu his hand, hastened on to Jessup’s How manv
' beautifiil .‘•torie.s like this might be written, if every-
jfOUSR np rnutwrivc \r'' 4 ■ , be'ly wuiild follow that nice young mall's example?'
x/l . I MOR.AL OF THIS STORY.
Wake, inti;odilced a bill authorizing, the Nense ' By payments heforc the first of Fehniary, interest
’ o i ""'T cost will be saved. After that time neither will
e tlieir capi- he saved.
.(an. 17. !t
ALanqfaotnring Company to i
The unfinished business Ofyc-sterday was taken
coneerning the AVilraington
WASTEI)’.
Charlotte and J T> -i i %-i- i 'TBt «ub.'‘criber wishes to employ a responsible and
C U rfoue and Rutherford Railroad. , Air industrions man. to act as a general travelling agent
Alcares continued his remark.s and pointed ont ’selling patent rights for the construction of those
the ttdvnntno-o. „ 11 ■ . "i' . I Iron buggies, socelehratcd. in this StafA or Out of it
tile ad antages which would arise not ftaiy to asmav be agreed on. A mechanicyreferred who will
Wi fmirgfpn, but the State Generally ..from the i *’* allowed to choose bis own llcia of labor.
completiop.or't'his Railroad" When Air AI. j Wb'itcBali', v\^l!^e’^c™l a®’
conpludcd his remarks. Air Outlaw . moved the | i , - Cr CfEO. c. po-tts,
»@“Wc find numbers of our cotemporarjesin I WP-for constructing a railroad frcfn'Coal ficldsi j*. -- Goldsboro , X. a
various portions of the State endorsing pgi-1 tlFayottoville, known as a bill ..-to, aid thej
course in reference to the Cape Fear and nperi IIfnilroad, be made the order of the! . .. . , .
‘‘ po r ear ana ueep ’ „y .Ai.i. persons having claims against the County of
River Scheme. ^ dfty for ,,i,nday next, which w.aa agreed to. j Cumiwrland. arc bereby required to list their Jwiih
There is not a disinterested newshbrief ii'i thb i Pipk-ciJt,supported the bill ct some, length.! i"?; -'IvCyirin. Clerk, on or before the I'sl cay ol
,, . “'-"’'F'-F®' 111 tU.e i . ; ‘‘ " H-cbyorihey will fail ol being pas.«ed unrr bv the
State, nor a disinterested reader of o'-ir own ^GaiijKio ottered an amendment ..eonccrniiig | Committee of Finance. ■
riarier, that does not fully and entirelv smrtaii'J riie locality CT the road, whiefit was rejected County Officers. Receivers’of Count.v
‘ ’ V ii,u ciitiiLiy SREl.T,in, - ; irottey.s, are required to have tlieir acco'juts re-jdv to
US. Ill fact we neitlicr need nor ask the en , Alessrs., Cansler and ; tq audited. and in their accounis they-are requin d le
dor.semcnt of any bodj-. . | Afearcs. TtfO question on the pr;s.s;ige pf tlie I lor all Imes and aincrce.meni», taxonwriu.
17, mi. 33-tf
dt---
Notine lo County Creditors.
They
■vit;i
call the atlenticn of our readers to
the third cuitorial article in our series of in-
vc.stigation; into tlie Cape Fear and Deep
Ri'-'cr Navigation sclieine.
iisou & Co, Philadelphia, comesj not be controverted
a new and beautiful dress for tlii.^' | attempted by tfie rhost venturesome aliachc
-and contains a number of original; that notable company. ,
bill being pi;i|.was announced;
70 as in
quarter-
and handsome designs, cuts &c.
Xj* •, . J ^vi..s . -a.*lVX\ifvVH CiiiO^lVlIdd \viii vi&iu vIJC
It is quite a neat and useful litUe sheet, use- this evening for inspection. . Their repor
fnl at least to tbe craft, which is its design. jbe published in the Washington Union.
yeas al, nays ;
audit will not even, be ! ^'e hfiirinative, the!
pj-’ bill passed :itE‘ second reading. ...Gn this an-i
j nauiiceinentth'cre was some applause which was ‘
—v; r-— iiisiantlv checked by the Speaker. Air Little !
the Town Commissioners will visit the ditch ! ' i u u i i i. ^ '
q-beir i announced he had paired off With. .Mr IHrgaii j
' On motion the House adio'jrned
J as required l*v law,
G. DEMING
Cl IAS. n. NIXON.
. A. J. O’H.VNLON.
’ ’ 'Committee Binunec.
•’ayctteville. N. C.. Jaii’y 17, ISoT. 33-2t.
5 ^. M.-VCRAE has returned and rf-sumed his
Practice. Office two dcors below the FemnU;
A Curd.
has returned
Hiuh School.
Ja.o ,17. ’857
'■■it
Guimy.
2.5 (g,
00
Dundee,
. 27 ^
25
Buriaps.
I» qy
00
COTTON VAR-N. per ll>, Ni>a. .5 to
1". 2u Ob
OU
DO.MESTIC liOOOS. per jard- -
Bro'Svn Sheelings,
-lii'te
8
Of»nal>urgs.
iui
FLOCK. JMT liarrel—
Family,
1
7 1.5 0
00
SujjernnC;
(i 7.1 (aX
00
Fine.
2.9 (5 0 OU
Cross,
5 75 (Or. 0 00
GRAIN, per bushel-
Corn,
no 0
0.^
Wheal,
1 10 (nj
1 20
45 ^
.00
I’ear;,'
85
90
Hye, .' .
1 00 1
1 lu
L.\Rr), pcrjlb. ‘
14 (d,
15
SIHKITS irf'dnn—
PefiFl! F andy,
90 0
Aj'v’e ’ do. new
6.5 0
N.*'C Whiskey,
65 0
Kje . do.
.65 0
75 .
Hvetified do.
15 („>
5«
NAH,S:?,’Cut. per keg
•' '5 ^ 5 50
IRON, per Ih—
English,
H 0
5
Sweedefl. common bar
6i 0
00
Do. wide.
7 ly
00
WOOL, per lb
11 0
u
TALLOW, per Ih
It 0
12
HIDE.S. per lb—
Dry.
16 0
00 .
Grvcii.
'■4 0
00
i.E.Vn. per lb , , . '.
8i On
00
.SAI.T— ■
Liverpoo’.
Alum. p-.'-'iiu'vbi'I. (jq fv
•MOL.t.'-ISE.S. jc;-gailoii -
Cuba, .' .eo
Ni-w C.rleRiif, ia
SC(7AR. pf' lb— ,, V-
LoaL:j.ad crushed, 16 '^/
StT.oiA.PortoKi':'..&NOrleaiis. f' i,,.,
BEEF—Wr-alesale ' U /.f
Rcidl.cholc: A
POHK'--W,toiesal*. 7-,
•• Jletali e"
^tPTTQv . - n (J
KEMaHKS.—E^i:on—We r'-ducc our
Cotton ' C -.c Atm. Sal’?:.- ibis iOOjDirz j'h