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tlVlLIZATJO:^-
-iriU be spared to make it
in the W orld—one \\lio>e
j Will render it a "vo lu me
|b:le ilscoiisTaiiV drv. ii-'ii
shall win ili-
g -ot-d. l:?ohje-t Will h-*
e^al. aiul Moral
■ilorn aiNai; and to culti-
f. ol IIU’. .
haiii a lull aiid in:]'artii«l
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arrungi-mcnts ivith th“
will cwLiril ate to ll-'
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ICouduclurs tu avail iheia-
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e; u.e Kiicli.-h. Iri iich.
. ’...f - . -1 kn iiuetieiis ot'
the pe.v*-T uiider ilit-ir
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VOLU.ME XIX—NO. 9384
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THB PI.0.4.TISG BAttS OK KNBCKtE
WASHING MACHINE.
The subscriber having purchased the Right of the
above Machine for the Counties of Cumberland and
Harnett, is now ready to furnish such as may be
desirous of obtaining a Right. The niachiuc is simple,
both in its structure and operations, .and shoul^.qny
portion of it fail, can be easily and spe^Uy repaired
by any person having the use of tool^ I do not claim
for this machine more than what it is able tb perform
with that description of laljor which aliriBst every
family is able to supply, without at all iiiteffcring
with the ordinary duties. In the first place a child
12 or 15 years of age can perform all the labor, alter
having seen it operate a few times, and if the direc
tions arc adhered to, will do as mucli work in one day
as three or four women in the ordinary way, and the
work will be much better done. .Below will be found
a certificate from those who have purchased and now
have id dse one of these macAines
Apfil 12, 1856. 98-tf
Fatettisvii.i.e, N, C., April 9, 1856.
We the undersigned, having purchased of Mr Isham
Blake one Of the above machines, cordially recomincnd
it to the favor Of the Public. It w.ashes very rapidly,
and the work is much belter done than is usually done
in the old way, and with less wear to the Clothing.
It far exceeds our expeclatiOns, and has only to be
seen in operation to satisfy the most skeptical of its
utility ana cCenomv. We have no doubt of its being
cenerally used wherever introduced.
D. G. McRaf., Jno. D. TS'^ii.i.iams,
lV. j. ANDEitsoS, iJoitN- D. Starr,
Joseph A. Worth,
6Ba*Aii ggigigsfl.
CIiE.HKST G- WHIGHTi
A«l«Vifccr »t F**yett«Vnife^ Nv
Office at the corner of Bow and Green streelsi
Feb'v 3. 1656.
J. A. SPE.4RS,
ATTORNEY -AT RAW,
.K.TTEXD3 the Contis Of Cunkberland, HarnetE
Wake and Johnston.
Address, ToOmcr, Harnett Co., K. C.
Feb. 16. 1856-.
Wm. McLacrix,
A. P. Hurt,
Jas. G. Smith,
A. J. O’Haxlon,
David Wemyss.
We in company with several other gentlemen, saw
a four dallat bill tthich wa.s very dirty and much
defacml. pilt id idi Washed out by this machine, re
moving all the dirty appearance of tlie bill, and leav
ing it perfectly legible, which shows there is little or
uo%dbbirtg produced in washing tine articles.
• Frank N. Roberts,
Jas. G. Smith.
Maryland Lotteries.
CORBIN & CO AGENTS.
A FORTUNE FOR THE TRIAL.
“ Thete is a tide in the ittfaifs of man.
Which, if taken at the flood; leads to fortune.”
ONE TRIAL M.W MAKE YCU RICH FOR LIFE.
Splendid SCllemcs Drawing Daily.
SE.ND YdUR ORDERS
TO CORBIN & CO.
The Old E.stablishod Antlioriscd Agents who Iiavc
SOLD .MORE PltlZES
Than any other office in the State of Jfaryland.
all FltlifBS GU.ARANTEED BY THE STATE
St.VOLE TICKETS:
Wholes A1 Halves 50 cts. Quarters 25 cts.
CEFtTIFICATES OF ILYCKAOES.
26 Whole tickets
26 Half tickets
26 Odafter Tickets .r
HdTHiNG VENTURE; NOTHING GAIN.
Tickets BOdght by the Package ate dtweys the most
Profitable to the Purnhasers.
TRY PACKAGE. •
For S25 we send package Whole, Halves & Qiierters.
For SIO we send package Halves & two \y hole tickets
For $5 we send package Quartos & one Whole Ticket.
Look at the following
SPLENDID SC!iEME.S.
One of which are drawn at 12 o'clock each day of the
week.
BRILLLYNT.
47,267 Dollars.
JIARY'LAND CONSOLID.YTED LOTTERY'
Claiss 310.
CORBIN & CO.. AGENTS.
SCHEME. •
1"£”' ‘“«
1 r fs
I do 1
10 do "
)4 do
id do '
id do
IS do ‘
to do
STATE OP NORTH CAROLINA—ROBESON
COUNTY.
Supenor Court of Lai’r—Fall Turn 185().
Churchill Walkley k Johiistcn K“gd‘'-
original .YTTACHMLNT.
It appearing to the saiUfactiou oi the Conrt that ihc
said-defendant is not an inhabitnnt ot this State, it is
. .. a 4.1...* .....Kiio.vitcin Ik* made in the
ot the Superior Court of Law ior the counly Ct Ko.ie
son. at the Court House in
launihertou. on the fourth
dead or
north OAllOLliNIAN
FA Yh TTE VlLL *t.
- V. C
Monday in March ne.xt.aiul then and there to pie:
replevy, or final judgement will be against him.
Witxess, Adexander MeMillwn, Clerk of said (
AX EXCLISH SRETft! OF JAMES Bl fllAX.lX.
The current nnmbcf of the Biiglisli New
Quarterly tlericw, cbiUains a paper upon oar
new President. It is apparently from tlie pen
of a brotiier diplomatist of tlie late American
Ambassador to tlie Court of 3t. .lames. aVlter
with a great evil already ei2s‘ing, he knows an^
feels tlie e.vtremc difficulty that practically sn.-
roiinds the question. He may, like other sneu
ill public life, wish to be on, good terms will,;
many whose conduct or brinciples lie caimot
wliollv aiiprovc. i
The opinion formed of Mr Biichaiion in certain
ministerial circles in this country was not favor
aide. Nome of those liigh in office considered
him a.s a sort of diplomatic Iiedgehog—jircin
resume of the condition of tl.c Lmtcd Statc.s, ^ England, hs.slile to her Govern
Jan. 16,185”.
This Dec. 22. IT. yv «
A. MvMlLLAN, C. S. C.
32-61
Those
; the writer tilUS portrays Air Buchaimn's cl.urac-j Unssian.
’ ■ .W c « r - Mi. Buchanan has one quality, and pelhaps I anticipating such violet.^
only one, in common with Loins Napoleon; he , predicted from the tenor of
keeps ids own counsel. In both instances it has | ,„aidfesto. ilut tlie Radteritig at-
STVTB OF NOLtTH C .V ItOLlNA—-HOBESiO N
COTINTY.
Superior Court of La w—Fnll Term 1850.
William Boyce A Co. vs. Jonathan IV. I!c,gan
ORIGINAL .-VTTACllMENT
It appearing to tlie Satisfaction of the Court (ho
said defemleiit i.s not an iiihid'itant oftlim State' it us
ordered hy the Conrt, that Puh!icati»t, Ik- tiiade ,m
been a source of power and a means of snccc.ss., sfiewefed upon him in St. Petersburg,
It is easier to offer a negative than a ,,,.
a.Tirmatioii as to llie policy ol the future 1 resi-
all the nobility, may
liiiyc rendered him Slive,
dent.. He will certainly not be a h mg L coldness he experienced from cortaic
He will be no puppet ill ths hands oHiis sup-: He was on very friendly
porters; nor will he, knowingly, alloj Ins fnentlsi^^^^^^^ many poisons of distinction here.
OnU-’lGU »»>• tuut^tntdu. VI- dirt 1.7.1 .J) -J - . .
in til
fvinv the said .lonathan W. Regan to appear at the j i)li|,aiy commit
n'cxrTerm of th'i Superior Court of Law lor Die Conn ^ defiance
tv of Robeson, at the Conrt IIon.se m Lnmher o , on , noi laslilj iuru ^
' '* ’ xt-‘.‘nil t'-hd •‘ip.u j au'.l iroverniu'^uls \nIio ii'i-Kire
tile fourth Monda.v in Maveb iie>
Jan. 10; 1«5I;
H2 Ot
FALL TRADE, 1856.
BAn tiryV FULLER,
-Xttorney at Laxx',
PAYETTEVIljliEf N* ۥ*
Mavjre consulted at the Law Office of Jesse G. Shep
herd. Esq., on Green Street,
July 19, 1856.
-tf
ANDREW J. STEDMAN,
Attorney at I*aw«
tiavin- removed to FITTSBORO, N, C.. "ill attend
regnlarlj- the Courts of CTiatham, Meorc dint Itahilelt
Counties.
April Id, 1856. tf
DR. K. A. BLACK.
iFlCfi Front Rooms, over Dr. S. J. Iliasdale s
lu% and Drug Store.
ti-y 7. 1856. 8d-tf
24,861 prizes atriouniing IS
$47,267
I jiav'-ies am,'
r civilization anil liuniaiiity.
oiml and
be formed
j of Uie policy tlie President elect is likely to
—V , pursue, liy giving our reud'TS a description,
STATE OF NORTH cAROLiS-A—ROBEsON ; from lliosc wlio liavc long known
O ■ n Fntl T-rmtSiY) j bim, inferences raiiy be drawn as to his [irobable
Chmc™iLkl!^Akhns.;nvs.joi;.;.hanW. Regan conduct when the
ORIGINAL ATT.YCHMLNT. j else the high powers With "Inch he has bet
Pliysicallv, lie is a largo, powerlully
aid dVfcndeiit is ms .-.t,.,,.. ,4 •)
FOR SALE.
is at a fine business stan'l at the Cross *
*ttd is not to be excelled by any in North
Any person desiring to parchase
nxrticulars respiting the property by caHnlg cn
either of ns at Willis’ Creek on the Wilmington Road
15 miles from Fayetteville. g wrigHT.
18-tf J.A.MB3 WRIGHT.
Oct. 4.
0. HOUSTOxN
WOULD return His thanks to
the public for the liberal patron-
he has received, and hopes,
l^y punctuality in btisine-ss, for a
Continuation of the siime.^
tte ha.s commenced busin‘ss on
his own responsibility, on the
South side of Person street, two
doors below the Cape Fear Bank
and three doors above his old stand where he would
-e zladto see ail his old friends. He expects to keep
on Lad a good assortment of Saddles. Bridies, \ p..
and everv thing in his line of business. a 4t,a.i
N B. ^He will attend to repairing Of Saddles, Har
ness, ic., and his charges shall be moderat^
September 13, 1856.
NOTICE.
COPART-NBRSHIP notice.
The undersigned have this day associated thcmsel
Vea together Under the name and style ot
S. M. THOMAS M BRO.,
For the purpose of carrying on
ness at the Store occupied by S. M. Thomas, (Mark
Scared where we will keep constantly on hand a
&ge and well selectod STOCK OF GOODS. Em-
*'”'’steple Dry Goods, Hats, Cops, Boots,
Shoes, A'aiikee Notions, Hard
ware, Cutlery, Hollow-ware,
iilld a large and choice
selection of GRO
CERIES,
(Liquors e.xcepted.)
B. F. PEARCE *
IS NOW OPENING, a large and desirable Slock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS, ,
consisting in part of
Black and Colored Silks,
Fnislibh and Frencli .Merinos.
Plain and Fig’d DsLanes, some bcautifal patteriiSj
Black and Fancy Alpacas,
Edgings and Insertings,
Collars and Undcrsleeves,
Cactus and Whalebone Skirts,
Jaconet, Nainsook, Swiss and I’laid Muslins,
French, Eirglish and American I nuts,
Cloths add Cassiittercs,
.Satinetts. Jcaa.s and TiVeeds,
Plaids, Lin-evs and Kerseys.
Carolina and'Miirlboro’Stripes,
BleAdhed drtd Brown Shirtings and Sheetings,
YVhite And Colofed S'kiinclS;
Drillings and Tickings,
Irish I/mens, good assortntent.
Linen Table Cloths. Towelings and Napkins,
Shawls, Cloaks and .Mantillas,
Extra quality of Bed Blankets.
Ribbons, Belts, Gloves. Hosiery, Ao.
—ALSO— - , ,,
Hats.daps. Bonnets-, Bnots; Shoes and Lmbredas;
gcnerdl dssbrtmenl ot
READY-AIADE CLOTIIT^Cr,
and every variety in the YANKEE NOTION LINE
which W^t be sbld At a small advAnCe for CASH, o
on time iB giliidtiiAl ertstoraers, either at
Wholesale or Retail.
cspeiffully invited tB give tnc A Call before
B. F. PE.VRCE.
1856. Id-tf
CAPITAL PRIZE.
5,000 Dollui’s.
P YT Vr.3CO INSTITUTE LOTTERY'.
Ci.-vs-s 102.
CORBIN A CO., AGENTS.
S«llEMK.
.. whioli
It appearing to the Satisfaction of the Conrt that the j
3Ul^bYtk'cLrttba'tlLum^^^^^ in 'hebuilt man; indeed, iieitlicr pliysital y, iiiOiiilly,
NorthCafolinian aNew.ii.aiH-i pnblisb.'d iutlie Touiii inilitieally, is tlierc anytliiiig luHe about
of Fayetteville, tor the space ”1;-' Inrge-limbed,
altliougli past
early days,
oniI'\"rLn'mbm-'tc'nVl'e MBnday in ’srplembcr : aceldc in sneb mutters) call a handsome man.
Jan. 10. 1857. :>2-Gt ;
27,814 prizes amounting to
847.247
CI.AS.S 2.=
CdRBtN A CO.,
AGBNT.S.
1 prize of
Scheme;
STATE OF NORTH » AROLIN A ROBESON
UOVNTY.
invertor Cot-r! of Linr—Fall Term IS-fti ; could see a vast deal more
L it. Godwin vs. C. \v. Crawfoid j than all oiif Ministers wlieii tliey opened both
Ol'OGINAL frTACH.ME.NT jiieirs to the fnilcst e.vteiil: as they had to do
tti^SSeL^snor^IrSnmnr'of dlls State! Uittn obee, ifall tales be true, dnriiig tlie
C^rolmSrln^^s;;:" coarse of their ‘transaetion of bnsiness’with Mr
Town ofFavetteville. for the space of six weeks noti
fying the said C. IV. Ciawfoi'd tpfpncar at
Bo\Ic.L*'L"the Court^House in l.iimherton, on the j conscientiously religions, a rresl)\ te-
foarlh Monday in March nfxt oud thci. a.m tliere ; indnlgeiicc for IhCEC cf other
McMillan clcTk of i creeds tlmn is sometimes found in persons of
sJid Conrt at office in Lmnliertyii, Die foaOb 1 j ,,ersua.-ion; I'iii'.l-heari'.'d, generous, and
in September A. D. I8.16. jj'-I .Jiiy instances reported by those
Jan. 10, IS.'iT. 32-iit will i.rove: dislinguislied lor
All arc VC
purcbaslng clscwbcre.
Ha-y St., Fayetteville, Sept.
$53,233
PROSPECTUS
ok fRE
SOUTHEKV I.ITEKARY XtpSSI^NGEK
For the Year 1856. July to December.
T\VENTY»THXRI> VOLtJME.
In h^su'mg‘he Prospectus o^the^Twen^^^^
umeoftli*; n,., r$.nnrii‘tors rely
f |, ! Iiim best liked him most; but otherfi, esbficiiUy
° tl : ‘-•OUfttef
I cial position, regarded him as Washington
Irving describes the old Dutcli families of New,
York to bare looked upon tlie Yankees, ‘with
great respect and abhorrence.” '
Americans have informed ns that he left
England, with feelings of the deepest respect
and esteem for the highest personages c. the
realm, but liad lost miicli of such feelings for
liio.se who compose oiir Oovernment. pesiring
Rs a man, all prosperity to our sovereign, nb.
must naturally wish her a Ijcttcr ministry, while
as President, in llic not improbable contingency-
of tlie United States again retpiiring England
to aliandan an island or give up a consul, he
would desire the coiilinnauccs in office of tliosc
now at the head of affairs, who have disUh
guished themselves by doing sucii things with a
jaunty, ut-lilushiiig grace that is inimitable; and
have eaten eiiorniotis leeks, not only with gusto,
bat to tlie sound of their own trumpets. Mr
Bnclianaii’s reply to ilic hraiiklin and Marsha,I
address confirms our anticipations of his coii-
that lie will
use bis power and great abilities to lead back
giant licpulilie to the paths marked out so im-
in
be allowed
to
lie Ims the liabit of liolding his liee.d inclined
to one side, and sometimes partially closing one
' eye, as if to iirovc, wliat was undonljtedly the
ca.se during liis mission in tliis co'uitry, tliat he
deal more with half an eye policy, and assures ns
Biic’miian. He is hale and vigorous, of regiiiar
and a-etive habits, and une.Nceptionalde moral
bv its founder.
Ills dc.
'dU.'JlG prizes, amounting to
Tickets $1—Shares in proportion.
lYc iiivariablv answer letters, by return mail, en
closing the tickets in a good .safB envelope,, and A wa.ys
observe the strictest confidence- After IHe di-awing is
over, we send the official drawing, with a written ex
planation cf the result of the venture. .All
Prices bought at this Office are pAyebte immediately
C.ATII.\RINE Mci-E.AN
v.i.
et, at par. 'For odd antOnnts in making change weic-
ceive postage stamps, they Iieingmore convenient than
.silver. Correspondents may place the utmo.st confidence
in the rczttiaritT and safety of the maibs. as very tew
■We respectfully invite onr h„fnre ma
generally to call and examine our Stock
ling their purchases, as we are determined not to be
CNDEBSOI-D by any honsc for C.4SH.
Prompt and personal attention -tHOM-VS,
HENRY T. THOMAS.
Fayetteville, FeVy 7, 1857.
friends and the Puidic
I return my sincere th-anks to my ^friends, enrtom-
ers and the public generally, far the libera! patromlg
heretofere extended to me. As I have ample enco -
azeme'nt from my friends, should 1 remain, and to
gfve everybody^the opportunity of triwling with
THOMAS I have concluded to continue ImsineiB m
«,!»^tv and solicit the continuation of the patron
age' S my Wends Lstomors and the public generally
to the concern of Thomas and "''‘’•g THOMAS
FeVy 7,1857. 36-6t
to reflect faithfully the Southern miiul. while di«lamm
all naryow and sectional views, and hasJ.ecn^^M^^^^^^
or?hY'B§CttK'‘"lNlVlTUTiON OF THE
SOUTHERN STATES.
To this office it will be devoted, and will be prompt
to reiicl assaults upon the Soiitli, whether they
m^ol’TpXuTrlporo/^S^^ »ni people
^*Thi Messenger will, as heretofore, present its refers
Kith. Reviews, Historical at^ Biographical
■Sketches. Novels. Tales, Travels.
Critiques, and Papers on the Army, Aaty and
other National Subjects.
With a view to ensure a larger circulatmn ?!Jh'
MESSENGER, tlic Proprietors “‘““Sh they intenl
greatly increasing the size of the work; haie reduced
the price of Supscription, winch is now only
Three Ocllars per> annum, in Advance,
OR FOUR DOLL.YR3 IF NOT P UD BEFORE THE
FIRST OF JULY IN ANY YE.4R.
CLUBS—Remitting ns Fifteen Dollars m one
letlcf Will be entitled to Six Copies.
The Editorial and Critica department of the Mee-
will contiiinc under the chaige of
R. -rHOjWPSON, E»q.,
copious notes on cnVieiit literature
. • nf all new American or I-orcign works nf
‘Lefa'l in'lrcst Ind value. The Editor’s opinions will
ture FERGUSSON * CO-
Law Building, Franklin Street, Richmomt, Va-
June i. 18d6.
ill the rcffiilaritj - .
or no miscarriages cii* MOtieV happeu when properly
(lirectfid to us. Be careful ^hat you mention piir I osl
'- Pclilion fov Dovicr j (jisiouS,
ARCH. McLEAN, and otliers.' ! when taken.
It appearing to tlm satisfaction of the Crnirt.^^ that |
, wlio knew liiin will
.great [inideiice and sagacity in making
and for firmness in tlieir c.xccntion
lie lias forc'.li'Jiigiit mid too!
ronseivative in opinirn and
the soundness of liis jndg-
t'j tlie Conservative
th^d^&intJin thiscase : Pi.illip WalkerAOtty tValh- j self-possession
er Puroy Lockhart. George May and wifi .M;--o-'-' policy, and proie-s
Jno Mock and wife Mary. ‘‘b''''';."jj;' mo-j nicnt bv being favorable
tlmi. hIs mS p^bbca'tio,. be made in the p, p;,,,,.,;,,). He iias been beard to say
North Caroliiiiaii, a iicu'sp.-pcr imbhshi-d HI t m.^owii I o„^.o_‘It is reniarkalde that the
to bej^lld'i^pmir" t tL next term ! Conservative leaders and party in England liave
of the Court ot Pleas amt Quarter sessions, to 14 , inclined tO be friendly Wltli
'^mnmmiTllc.'on Le 2dXnday iirMi.ld. .>-•( then > pr.pted States tban the Wliig.s.’ In tlii.s,
Office. Connty and State. Give us at least one Ringlc
TRY US.
trial may make you independent for life.
There should he no such word as fail. Address
QfiRBiN & CO;
Box 1110 Post Office, Baltimore Mci.
2 l-6m
Oct. 11
or the. time -
cnofessio. berenderod against tliciii. .
M'itness; liciijamin F Sliaw, Clerk of our s.iid U m -
at office in Summerville. 2-1 Momlay in Deeetnbcr, 18,-6.
and in the Sl.st year of American
B 1- U AN Ivf.lN -bll A iV . L i.r.r.k.
ti-- A. li. HORTON, D. Cl'k.
Jan. 17, 1857. ' 3:>-lit
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.
James Kyle
n\S just received a very large and general assort
ment of GOODS Among which Are,
French and Knglifsh MeHitBS ?
Do. Delains. Plain and Figured ;
Dress Silks, Fig'd and Plain ^
Black Fillet Mit-s;
Sleeves and Collars:
Cloths, Cassimores ond Satins:
Bear and Negro Blankets f .j .
3-4 to 12-4 Bleached and Brow.H Domestics ;
Gentlemen’s Ready-Made Clothing,
Carpetinf^ Gopd a7id Common j
Boots and Sboc.s;
Anchor Bolting Cloth ;
Kerseys and Linseys 5
Irish Linens, Orosh :
Table Diaper and Napkins. , -^^nur-
■(V'ith manyiftbqr orticles, all of which being pnr
chii.scdl>y the Package, will be olfcred allow piice.s.
by wholesale or retail.
Nov. 8. 1856. 23-tf
ST ate" OP -NORTH c.vRObl-V R>«KSOX
COUNTY.
Superior Conrt of La w^ Poll Term 1856.
Nichola.s Powel vs. Steplien H. Martin
Happcar!it't?'l;^at^^S;f;^^'-‘;i;f>"'-
said defendent is not an Inh.xbitahL. " p) Dm
ordered by the conrt that pablica ion be ‘ uni” '1,
North Carolinian a newspaper ‘I " ^
f..,. fl.« cnfifYe ot SIX WOCkS lioni'ing.^i
lieiiril a similar opinion t.xpressed by Ollier Jui-j tal linrkc, in tlic
tinguislieil Americans.
He iias ■dcc'i from early life a successful
ycr in exten.?ive practice, am! nior.t ably
tliebigliest po.sts in the Government
that of President, liaviiig .been
State
cr was married; an cariy
pres.sively
MioiifiAXiAXA.—Tlie Detroit Free Press
relates tiie following anecdote of tlic Black
Hcpiiblieitn Sebntor elected to succeed Gbit.
Cass:
'■During tlic late campaign, Mr Zacltariali
Cliainllef, L'nited States Senator elect, improv*
ed liimsclf in stump speaking by taking IcssotiB ■
of a recently graduated youth of tlie Unlvcrsity
named De.xtcr. On one occa-vion Dexter, lisd
tan-dit liini to recite an c.xtraet from Burke,
wliicli wa.s intended to be brought in withgreRt
force and trcinc-ndous applause. Having heard
him recite, just before time for public speaking
Dexter went down to hear and .‘'Oe ‘Znehanab
climb the tree.’ lie t!id it well, the pas5ag->,
from Burke was finislied. and drew down the
Blaudits of the multitude. But, in order ‘t>
give it still more force, Cliandler remarked, m
Ids mo.st impressive manner: ‘Sucli-—sncli,
i fwllow-citizcns—was the langnagc ofthc bnmor-
Senate of tlic United States
law-;
filled I
next to,
Secretary ofin'Cu(?)
Envoy to St. I’e'crsbnrg, Ac. He nev-
' ,Kl mutual attach-Uud resorts, ot a p-
-Onr streets jgsterdn-y,
A Novm. Exiiibitiox.
were eitliveiicd liy an -exhibition cr.‘.irely new tit
this locality—tiiree very decent looI i.”g
g escorted tlirongli Boyal -nd
hilrodiiced into several saloons
isc.of our police. All of
, . , , jiie individuais on exhibition displayed a large
•" ”'51,'S—S' n-'t l«n. -'f f ”
fcr-iwliieli was imseribed in large letters the bord
tlie first two—John l^ig uiid
ested as suspicious
men
was, by one of
•vhieli certain, steadfast natures Hover can
-rot, snatched from liini. Like another distiii-
ofFayettcvillolbr the space ot six
the said steph-m H. MaHm toapr^; I snfflrcd a s
of the Sap-trior Court ot Law I" d-v ■ ‘
American,
similar bereavement,
of !i
lie Ims rci
whom lie
Jan. 10,185’’.
32-6t
senger -
JOHN
And will embrace (
j stances attendant on this deep a
.montho.vi- 'outset of Mr Bnclianan's career
. . have said suffices to show that no cold mscnsi
Court of Pleas and Qu-arter Sessions—JoiCaey , condemned iiim to celibacy
state of
north C a 4
ery county-
DOBBLY HOUSE!
POWERS & TROY, l*ropi*ietois.
The I’roprictor.s of this Estaldishmcnt an
nounce to the puiilic, that owing to ‘be con-
.stantlv increasing patronage extended to
xoBKastbem, they have been induced to enlarge tnc
accommodation tiy the addition of an
Room on the lower floor, and suite of Looms on
second floor; thics enabling them to accommodate all
whd may favor them with a call. -And they
thcniselLs to' an increased exertion to give satistaclion
1851.
Original attariiment.
Term
riloiFry, t
v*. r
Staiicil R.-dcarbroagh. t
It appearing to the ’’“‘"‘’‘'"*,“’1';”'., D,i
the sai-1 defendant is not an iiiliabil.uit ^
In miinncr, Mr Biiehanan is courteous, and in ^
On mofivn it is thefefure ordered
pnblieatioti be ffifitle in the North CiiMlm - , ^
ADAMANTIN'^TALLOW tUg
and common TOBACCO; and almost anything in t
Grocery line. Cheap as ‘be cheapest.
Fob’y 7, 1857. 36-tf
NOTICE.
McLauriu & Strange will pay the high
eAwh price for Turpentine until father notice.
Sept. 3. 18o8-’ ■'*■■'
M. FAULK his Boot & Shoe
establishment to tlie corner ot
Gillespie and Franklin streets,
opposite Ibe State Bank, in and under ‘be rooms
formerly occupied by the S of T. He has on hand a
first ratLtock of i’L.AIN and F.ANCY, HOME and
imported Boots, Shoes, Gaiters. Ac., and will manu
facture all articles in his line in the best stylo at short
notice Thankful for past favors, he solicits a con-
finuation of the liberal patronage beretofore bestowed.
Dec. 13; 4856, ?8-tf
oil R. Scarbrongli to be mm .vi,,.-... the Couvl
of Fleas and Quarter then
House in Troy, on the first-Monday m-1^
and
'“gp^ioufsiahles attached and carcfii! Ostlers m
'^'^The eR"Vble location pf the, Establishment, with the
pvTiprience of the Fropfietc-rs in providing for the
COTifort of their patrons, they hope will secure to them
“ The WeSern and Southern Stages arrive atand depart
‘"‘■^’/f’lagS'^aAtfondance oq aijfival dn'it departure of
eiponi Ji-ite for the accommodation of passenger...
u .?, and Carriages famished at any notice for
farrying I''"'* "5^^‘-.Po”nv'''•
I Fayctteviiie.May
se in iruy. Oi f iudameiit will
Iherejo p ead J,,Jehl. inter-
be given against I.iin to satistj I laiium
est and cost.
L anU UURU , f _ -nJA { QU
Witness, John McLeraan.Cleik o . -
_Acc, the first Mor.day m_Januaiy, A. -
2Gth day of January, 18a i.^
Jan 31. 1857.
thief.
YVashingloii Irving, wl.o ! Adolplius Bisliop-were arres ^
f-ained cliaraeter.s, liaviiig been engaged in t! c, .Can
foriiia ball game,” and having m their posiet.
rnber of blank elieck.s; tlie last of
derauck
^hooji;
'uy tlic
1,tie,ion in theway) was in ‘'lim'eo” as a suspicious el.aracter
What we ; it apiiearing that he, in eoneert witn^ainnhct
gent of the same stripe, liad it in contcmp-atio..
to rol) one of c'jr large jewelry establishments
The evidence against them was not sufficient
i- ■ to convict tliem o^f a I’cnitentiary b"’2nce, ye*-
conversationihil’landdelibi-rale.inthasmaek antlioriUes that they.
[■Die Court, llmt ; of the old seliool ILs bearing b. 9.m ‘ t -pi,g special object of thisexhibi-
dignified, hi.s temper and langnagc undet com-, persons
pletc control: although on occasions,
lA's cotH-eived tliat -personal Or official sligh
was intended, lie lias .shown tliat, although his,
parents were Irisli, he eati vindicate Die claim '
ofliis family to a Scotch origin, by iclilig up |
fo the niSttY; ''Nemo me impunc iaeessit.’’ |
Tlie new President is designated by some as ,
tlie zeah u? leader of the Slavcocaaey, ajid re- j
ported to be the warm advoenfe of fclavey. j
i That this is correct in its f-U bJ-tent, we 9';« '
Mr Buchanan , prcvenis ind:gestipn;
. ■Riit hft torifOt to ada
Statu. '
Iho Court, thill
i;;;biisim^in the town
sp-MO of six successive wcek.=, "‘'“U T,,n-next Tei in
P.il R. Scarbroni-li to be and app-'-n ■ . 4 ,L Ck E 4"»ll l‘t
wlien he i tioii was to inform otir L
Uhns honored would bear close watchi^ and
'Uhus to pi’.t tlicm on their guardagautst fliem.
•How i6 it that Rome
o .yo
till 1
,;r said Court at'
this
JOHN M^LE-MAN, C- C. C
*25-61
How TO Look still look so .young
While'S, tliongli so young must stilf look
so old? 'I'hc cause lies very frequently in them-
s’-lvcs. Mr Runt, once on. being asked the
’’"“t never ride when I can walk; I never eat
dish at dinner; I never get drunk. My
blood in.ogirculation; my
and never fear
AY. C. TROY.
i)8-tf.'
Elliott,
C O M M I s S- I ON M ER E M ANT,
K-VYKXTl-r/iL^LL, C.
WSU attDud yrosTp. y .oci. if
Oot.ilrl6»o-
be perniittecl to doubt
i^ative of a Slave State, but
^ who rever owned a slave in his bfe, nor m uc | ,
Nor do wa think mat he ; j pnenfions heart
a Pennsylvanian^
nor is hb
' being, eaten up alive.” But he lorgot to
likely over to oo I'.o.
1 is aa ap-prov.-r of SlaverV;
11 ui» ««•* • ,
-rrcatest causes of lasting youth,
Ej:''y cm dig
altho-jg:’, ia deaiiog l.dfceii into t'ae
ImmaD face as tiffil itself ’