feTZTv
|h P.TI tmTir^nalU'
; winch
^ssiii and
jiglij'h Jurispm-
Btion and many
The
LotVoiitcmp»rary
|s als-n on hainl.
AND ^^rnoi-
|i> before* n^** with
, oripnaU cclcc-
The nifdical i‘ro-
lllv patronize thir*
\v because of its
alion of its pn'-
|Ti anel p]nl'>s«>]*h}
fiithern chmare.
editors and con-
Rnce and instnic-
|f. Anirnsta. Geo.
r this ireonth h;is
\ cratidcation wr
he eelitor arraipis
•rnssrir* in our
eem^tnone-el t**'
[rendered a hasty
JlilH'rHl’'v of the
Khor. Hic
piot. it sliouVt
Jp.ti'.'U a- a rt-asou
k wc ri-iii'Ct having
l.f an in’h'-ir verdict.
p(Je will litt-ut' for
nultitudo «'f "gotHl
mos of articifs upon
^uth. c(‘Tnmoncinir
scries promises
Ij; additii'U to th.e
fditew's Table- is well
lilt is evieiently con-
bste. refineinont niid
in Ki*limond.
foutliem genius will
lives, nor Southern
■t capable* and con-
lnjre*r* aiul *Kii>se ll
ItUe coretial frieiid-
lo at all siinulaTe*el.
brs in a liii:h anel on-
Ln-, us well as the
Lern men to e*iu’our-
litcrarv pe riodicals as
Ilia throiifrh whie-h are
kntedU-e'tual rost-urces
\ to ns that tiu rc is
enough ainoii^ the*
th between the r. al
kiudcsonie. sedid br
and tawdry tinsel
■ibr which tlte S.-nth
Ij. if it were only more
the public by the
pterafiire would s«-on
jce'uld place it. nnd
I* excindeei soh-ly anel
^(•sr is inaiiiler-tt el in
1 if they w..uld. irive
Lular taste by iiivv.-t-
|and impe'rtanee the
We tru't that
i>e^ and wishes of it«
: if it.- liri rary merits
Jefiliar charclCteri^tI(•s,
Ld eh-siirned to ^ve
hie opinions. bM*Triiies
|tl mind ni the Soiit'n
Id and apprteiated.it
pierprlze.
Mnit fn-e ot post;;"-'*
Iveiiit-nily n*nch any
vaniin^to **IIu>s* U s
k an oucU«.-tire of iiim*
1 fruw a rorrespond-
•fng pn-rry v. r-* - on
who v/:;- .-mid.Illy
AVhe oiir ct-
or’irinal or not wc
►i ciionid! to j.rint an-;
wiri. ii. f*;w nniin-
...d ;..-i;ea:h,
tu of :!th.
S ... Milil
dear Uttb* Will.
Ilaiincth ts fc ne rn,
1“ w.-re born:
leart> had w.—
fatal
aei e»ii that day,
jhad b-^me Idm away.
. where h(: .-h pt.
tears we wept:
to atteiiel the dead
llhat was .^ai'i;
fray to the tomb.
|hc' shroud of itsn:lo«jni.
? heavy anel chill
IoiiHl‘Vv-1. lost Will.
.J. K. Me-r
IE:—The committee on
Pine Arts ^cTierruUy- at
teen fit to im ntioin in
• ms awarded to other
I^ortruit in Oil,” painr-
171 a fi'iTL'fn (ill wi.ieh
ime/aniiiL' conceab-d)
i pre-Jiiinia for tloit sh^J
indinpaiiit—and if the-
«ot iieb bt-d to us for
• ocea-ion to be very
inju-ti • and palpable
re a ce-nt for tlu' paltry
ha%'o two dollar.-!* wo
-hut the J'rinciple of ^be
l*v the* wj.y. that
we painte'd (according
a stoh'ii or oti.erwis.-
-.-eu it j*i;ic*- the fair—
Ks (•!» if }»rior To that
urally fi-e l iny-fihed as
inu.st eirlu r have the
uman nature caniict
n.
I indebt«*d te.» Hon. A.^a
■•'li^e^.-iojial fllol'e- with
If Il..wura’s report ou
tcrity. , To the memories of Tooiner, Henry.,
Eccles, Strange, Huske, Hybart, Robinson and
Dobbin, he paid a brilliant and n^st eloqfuent trib
ute, and impressively urged uponT the young men
the force and beauties of their exampleS^*^
Agriculture, its moral, physical and intelTectnal
charms; its importance as the smew of nations, the
The Cumberland Fair. '
W e are greatly gratified to state that the fourth
annual fair of the Cumberland Agricultural society
tv as a complete success, notwithstanding the un-
propitious omens which had somewhat discouraged
the executive committee for sometime previous to
the fair. The company present was numerous, the
exercises of the occasion varied and attractive, the
articles on exhibition highly creditable to the con
tributors, and the receipts to the society sufficiently
abundant to testify that the interest in the a.ssocia-
tion by the people of the county is most decidedly
on the increase. We were much pleased to see so
numerous an attendance on the part of our friends
from every section of the count\', as well as from | others dependent Oil it.
the neighboring towrns and contigimu.s countie
Terditucy and TTarnlag. • '
A Kentucky merchant for some days at
the Astor, says the Nefr York Daily News,
was accosted by one of the most “gentle
manly appearing men” to be seen aboutthe
marble halls and pictured parlors-of lhat tip-
to^heuse, who professed‘■his acquaintance
and also jrive him the names ofbnsiness men
stay and support of the world; its independence and j .
its certainty us compared with all other professions, | firms in Kentucky. TilOUgll he had
was graphicallv and beautifnllv treated. Few j the papers and shonld have been on
better illustrati'ons have we heard than the follow-1 guard against any ‘new hatched, unttedged
. 1 comrade, this was such “a nice young man'
! that he strolled forth with him ou Sunday
As it is independent of all otliers, so are | Atlantic Garden. Here his
, , i companion and his confederate, who oppor.
yer leans for his support upon the client he : ^
took fro
§10 in money.—“Have you a kinte about; c-jp,. uiv.-r.
AIARRIKD.
On ^nrsday evening 5th inst., on ITaymoant. by
Rev. A. Gilchrist. MrTbos C. Fuller, to Miss €aro-
Wliitehead, daughter of the late Williamson
Whitehead. " ‘
DIRD
In Lower Fayetteville on the SOth ult.,. Mrs Sarah
Ann Jane, wife of Jonathan Jessup in the oJd year
of her age.
In this town, on the 5th inst.. Mr Joshua McDaniel.
At the residence of Miss Calhrine Mc.-\rthur, in this'
County, on the 1st last, .Mrs Sarah .McArthur in the
81 year of her age.
tewn papers please copy.
^ . Hound. Hine lisnd
ALT. Notes and Accounts due M'. F. & E.. F. .Voore,
and al.so tbo.se due ^leore A; Brotlier, jhat ai-e unsi?t-
tlcd on the 1st of December, will positively Ik- |uit in
the hands of an AdmT.
Nov. 12. .
Wo otfer for w»'l>o ’*2u00 .\crep rnnnfi I** ne Tnrpcnt ucr
? LAND 17 miles from Vnyottwillo. h ixcuu Uie Wes-
terii and Cfutre n»nk Sottds—the Uoa :
rujunag tlwougU the same, A l.ar;min «id W' « ld in
thesclands. For pait.iculars appl.v to Mr Cn.u.e.,
Muiiroe near the laud or tothe siib.-irit,ors
Nov. 12 o7-U d. i T. M.iI'UlI.t..
VALUABl-R PLANTATIO.V
FOR SALE.
THE Subscriber offers for sale his Plantation
OXFORD FSMALrE !
COFDEGE.
Tlio Fourteen Hi Se-sston will eomiiienee on the First ;
Monday in January 1858. The teachers eniployetl aie ,
of tlie first order of ability. ’ The course of instruction ;
is unusually thorough and extensive. |
EXrE.\SE$. I
FOR THE FALL A WIMLL Im *.
.iF.-^T UEt'KIVElt!
» (Call soon, secure a trood
l.ar;;aUi and :;ive itienty.l
^ Due of the lar.sest. haiid-
rr soniest and idi*-eia*sl stw'ks
«OOTS A>D
( - -
.. .. . „„..clv appeared, and by tl “safe” operation ! RoViesoii county imniedialely on the road from Fay-
,u,d we only regret that our friends from the conn-! serves, the physician «« the call of Ins^ pa- : p-,, 8150, and j pl!if f^
Pliil-adelphus P. 0.
-75-^t.
latter rain;’ and trusting implicitly that
while the earth resnaiueth seed time and
i ■
the same estahlishmeii? a splemlid Saddle Avith
fllo and martingale.'^, both of which articles receive
Avell dL-.-erved premiums. In the minorai depart- i ,
ment Ave tound au extremely rich specimen oi ‘ 'V* ^ ^ b ,
Ceppe.* ore from the Watson mine in Chatham,
exhibited hy Mr O. W, Gee. It was by far tlie
richest specimen of ore on exhibition, but was un
accountably overlooked by the mineral committee
in the award of premiums.
Mr Gee also had a number of excellent vegetable
specimens frc»Qi his garden, Egg and Pepper plants
lVc.
Floral Hall possessed an unusual array of fancy
and useful contributions, principally from the
ladies, embroideries, liousehold fabrics, baby-
clothes, pet—(sometimes known as bachelors’ aver
sions) fancy needle-wA»rk A»f all descriptions, druAv-
iiigj;, paintings in oil and AA*ater colors, artificial
fruit and flowers, &C c^c.
A basket of artificial fruit made hy Miss Hannah
try did not contribute to the stock and produce de-i §10 in money.—“Have you a knife nbout j c-jp,. Uiv.r. There are lOtti ACRES, of
partments aslibcrallv and creditablvasthevmight!^®^'^ mechanic on the ! Certainlv, Kentuckv is never Avithout; wloch 2il0 an; m a ?ooa state of cultivation, ana in
have aoiie with a littlo mure effort. ' ' j g«'>d will of his employer; while men of art, article!”—“Let me have it, and by G—d , ^ "
In looking through the Farmers’ and Meehan-' literature Creatures 01 ' If that damned scoundrel be about these! Those wishing to Imy will do well to give me a call
ie's Department we were struck with tliu superior ^ breath of man—partake the common dcstl- , I’ll have our watches or his life!” | 1 au, determiaed to sell, a„d wUl make tlie terms
iluality of some of our agricultural produce and the nji '''’“le politician, embarked in the Ke^tuel,,- ,vaited the return of his friend ten i. . u: i . .A. .
finish and elegance of manv of the speeimeus of ! minute.s, and then concluded he had been
home Iiuinufiieture. It is' scareelv necessary to ! out in all weathers, shitting Ills sail to catch So,„cwhat ashamed of his verdancy
speak of thee.xcenei.ee of McKethau’s specimens every popular breeze, is nevertheless often did not tell of his lo.ss at the Astor, but
in the vehicle line. Thev are always of the best; stranded—not lu.frequontly shoaled—some- ; attached to the house
fiai,h and most .-uhstaiitial workmanship. We foundered and many times loi'iled ; sailed
noticed a fine set of Harness from Overhv’s estah- *o, in a dead calm, without wind to waft him j j,, (.pg uloriiing on the search.
-hmeut. maimfaeturedhvMr,lohi,Vaughn-from ‘■osof OASor wave to rock him to repose-a i Kentucky thought he saw his man,
hri-1 Micawber, ever waiting lor “some- j Uevov said he must be able to swear to
j-ed , thing to turn up,”—somebody to tuni out; ^5,^ he could arrest. “However,”
1 that he may turn in. The agriculturist, liv-1 Devoy, “took him full in the face, may-
serene, re-I i,e he’ll Ifihow you.”
; mote from the strife of men, asking only of j pp^ j^j^p and sure enough the nice young
, the bounty of heaven for the‘former and the ! e^xclaimiug, “Ah!
how arc you? That fellow did ns out of our
watches nicely, eh?” “Well, he did, Tmt
harvest, cold and heat, summer and winter, didn’t coiiie back with my knife! Couldn’t
day and night, shall not cease; in all the toil p;,|j p|jy scoundrel? Xow hark’ee, Sir,
and labor of the field, in preparing his | p p„ prosecute you or expose my
ground, in sowing his seed, in rearing hi.s j greenness, "but 1 must and
plant h siistuined by that dependence on .^^.jpp pj-rve my watch and money.” “Arc yon
God which is independence of man.” friend to this gentleman?” said sharper,
In concluiling this part of his niMres.s, he refer
red to the agrieulturiil beauties abd excellencies of
the varioii.s eomitries of Europe which lie had
! visited, in the course of which he sketched tliis
beautiful picture:
“Italv, though the sun of her prospteritv j^.,,,^.1,. ...iln.ibles .ind von
, , , ‘ ,• ■ man savs he wants lus xaliiaDles, ana 3011
! has long since set, and she mav be seen only 1, ,, , 1 .1 pf
Kelly seemed to attract general atteutioi, and elicit pp,^ p^ ppigp^p p^^ . p ^p p, p^.-dy j J""" ;,„,ccnte or compda'in, I am done
still, with her yiiie clad hills and her groves ? ^ j pp^.^ p^di
, , 1 .1 T 1 r r**^" i a winding wav to some “drinkory” in I’earl
the rroiibadonrs, and the Lake of Geneva, | ^
around celc-
addressing otlieer Devoy? “Well, yes, sir,
I am a sort of a friend,” said Devoy, exhi
biting a shield official. “Oh! hell, that’s
enough—111 give v'Oii §100 to let me give
“Xo sir; but as this geiitlc-
s valuables, and ;
let us have them.
Nov. 12,
6,500 Acres Land for
^ale.
THE .'suhserihiT desiring to more to the IVcst oTers
to sell the follmvir.g tracts of valnahle land.
I Tract containing i.iliS acres in Harnett County
1C miles North of Fayetteville. There is on this
tract, t'.ro large and comfortablcdwellihg houses, with
all necessary out houses, togetiior with a good mill
running two saws and grist; with about. .100 acres
cleared, and in a high state of cultivation, the remain.
dcr i.s excellent farming and turpentine land. ,
Also another tract containing 4000 acres of tiirpen-1 tor sale,
tine land, about 1110 acres of ivhich is cleared.—There
isou this tract one goo'.l dwelliu.g with all necessary
out houses and a good grist and saw mill.
The above lands ivill be sold at public sale. on
Tlinrsday the 3d day of December in tracts to suit
purcliasers.,
I will also sell ou tlie sameday all my Corn. Fodder
Hav and .Stoek of all kinds. S head of mules A lior.ses.
Hla'cksmitli and Coopers' tools, farming iiten.sils. 1
Timlier and 2 road waggons. 1 cart and a lot of llar-
(.i j Tuition in Elementary Branches
“ “ College Classes
“ “ Mibsie
“ “ Drawing
“ “ Fainting
“ “ Eiiiliroidery
Board and Washing pier iiiontli
No extra charge will be made
For particulars apply to
J. 11. .\IILL.S Oxford N. C.
Oct. 31,
1 2t
.A, €ABBo
SliOKS, LA1>H>
GAlTEUS^ SMiiii iiUAl
colorifi; Luilses jrvnta
dancing SHOKri.
of a tu'Av antHfonutiful patlGHK cji'mi*:; »>. i
20 , YOUTH'S and I Hll.DilKNV-^ '
10 ' ti.M'fFIt.'^: INIHA-KFlliiFlt SllOl'.tr. and iWi.'
w7A iirtide ill bis lin»’. , . i ii. „
", His slock is choice and earefnlly sclecit d lo h.m-
•* 'self, and buyei> will and it t« ihcir interest to call
10 1 bdore purciiasiiijf elseubcie. M. rAl * •
I fi^All who huve lost their soles come lor-
i ward. a;idth.'.v will be renewed for Scvcuty-tlve lants
and upwards.
' Nf’!? aiciis
Foi- llie Fsill TrsnU-, IS.»4.
The Siihscrilier is no'A' receiving a large and
■lOllN tVOllD presents his compliments to the Ua'i
dies and Geutlemcu of Fayetteville, and respeatfully | well selected Stoek of
informs them that he proposes to open a D VN'CING rs i rs • TI . ,.,l.. .. i-e. .1 i,,l
■SCHOOL, if sufflcieilt eucouragenienl. lie given. ] ”1'}' (jrOOtlS, Vi rOCCI'll'!., ll.lUl"Arc .llltl
J. Vv. can be found at the Fayetteville liulel, where I p ShoPS, Hats IIIhI
terms will he made known. 1 ' ; ’ . . ... . 1 i\,
Oct. 31. "i-2t. ; C;i|)s, Fi'ovisioiis, borpigii .iiul UouKfe-
' i tic Ijitpuoi's.
The Subscriber has on luind UIrI To whieli wo would call tlie atteation uf tlie
1 pnhiie generally, as he will sell at \\ liolesaic
'•.i,Tta,Holif.iscs,Syr7ip,Sah,[ioii,' or IleXail. F. E. LELIL.
Cojcry'^itgtn^i, ^
Sind, Saits, Horse Shoes i\' A«i/s, A-res,
Hoes, Shoreds, S]>aks, Furhs, Tracc-
chains, lilach SiHilh Toots, ISroirii
soap, Caialtes, Fajattrs, Sotc
Jyather, Negro Shn/s,
Hals, litantats tSj'
Kerseys,
Saddles, }Vhips, . „
Collars, (rlass Fully,
Colton Bagging, Haiidla
Jtope, JChile Tend, Common
and fine Cigars, iV Tohaero,
Fuirder, and Shot, and J inegar,
and many articles not enumerated: all in want can
j Get 3,
1 -‘LOOK
70-4t
7)i;r I'Dit TiiF. i.ouoMorn 1;.’
lies a luxuriant toiJ fertile tm'ritoi'v, wliere | ^p^ ^^pp
lie picturesqne bavovan lightens Ins toil by Kentueky, e
IS minstrel song. D«gW and Scotland ,p.ijp „p-pjevov as a deceiver.
uiucli admiration from tlu* counoisour.s in such mat'
ters. Tin.' fruit AA*a:? eonstmeted of ro^iii, f?o iiat-
nralivt delicately and beautifully colored asactual-
1a'to haA'c deceiA'ed many pertfon^, Avho haagiiicd
the lemon?, oranges, peaches, grapes aud pluius to
be genuine fruit. _
The draAvings and paintings by iliss Ella Fierce ; gardens of beauty. Tho scicMice of ag-
ijaA'c CA'iileuce of considerable artistic taste j j-icuHlirc is tlioro carried to its highest per-
i feclion, aiidtho earth yields of her abundance
and grows richer as she yields. Although
the subdivision of lauded ])roperty in I ranee
is so great that there is scarce a motive to
improvement, yet the whole land blossoms
Lind the
talent. The paintings A»n glass by Misses Mc-
IntA-re. and McPherson Averc excellent, as AA ere tlie
craA'ons and water colors of the ilisses Monroe,
aud also the ‘AVinter Scene” of Miss Sandford.
The pastils and oil paintings of W. J. MyroAcr
attracted much notice. Prof. Ilahr's painting.*?
Avere much admired.
In the dA*partinent of Household fabrics avo no-
Ti^*ed a number of beautiful quilts, home-made car
peting, blanketing, homespun ice &e,, all of Avhich
reflected much credit upon the taste, skill and in
dustry of the ladies. One splendid quilt, made hy
Miss Flora McNeill, Avas purchased by Mr H. M.
Crime of New York, for
himself ujxm the purehii.se.
Pl'JtLK' AlEE'flND OF M.lXl'I'.VU'TUKERS.
At a large meeting of the maiiutactui'ers of
Lv'uehbiirg', liolil at the II ashingtoii House,
by apipoiiitmeiit
II. Langhormy
ami .1. F. I’ayiie, Esq., appointed Secretary
The chairiiuiii having stated the object of
tho meeting, the iollowiiig resolutions wore
unanimoush' adojited.
1. Resolved, That we cordially approve
the proposition rocentU' submitted from
Danville, to hold a Convention of the to-
i bacco mamiiacturers of the State in the city
T will take pleasure in sliowiiiR tlie above properly
to any person wishing lo purchase.
H. S. McNElLL.
Nov. 12.
Twenty-five Dollars Re'ward!
THE Subscriber will pay a rcwar.l of Twenty-five
Dollars for Ihe recovery of ilie DOCKET ROOiv lost
at the Ciimberlanil County Fair (iroiind. logcllier , • i- i-
! witli the Notes contained in it. The papers were due j supplied a.schi;ap ascau be uougia in
I to me as guardian of tlie children of tlie late William
i T .-'mith.With the exception of one.pidgmcnt due to Dct. .31,
me in my own right. I will pay this reward for. the
notes, delivered in me at my residence in Harnett
county, or to Mr .lolin I). Williams in Fayetteville.
.-Vll persons by wliom these notes were made are warn
ed not to pay them' to any one hut ni.vsflf. The ;
amount of the papers is about six tliousand dollar.s. |
The pocket hook or w rapper is made of lmcksk?!i, I
bound about the edges with green tape. j
JAME.S r. HODGES. !
Nov. 12. T.-)-tf
.1. AV. I.KTT
i Has just received a large and general STOtKOl
: GOODSsiiUed to theFalland Wintevtrade.coiisif ting
I of a eiioicc seleetion of
Slnlil. mill Piinvy BUY 4;OOi;S.
Bnols anil SAwes. with almost evi rylhiiig desiral le in
that line. .• , , ,
ritlME FAMILY GROCERIES alwny.-to he luol
AT LETT’S.
Goods sold at the lowest prices for CA.‘-'Ii. or ex-
ehanged foreonnlry produce.
Sept. 2li. IS.'w. ly-pd
vniv.
G. W. 1. GOLDSTON.
74-tf
ROBESON Cv>YNrv Sr’BSClPTTON TO THE
RAIL ROAD
STATE OF NORTH C A KOLIN.V—H.VRNI'.'i'T
COrNTV.
Court of Pleas and (Inarter Sessions—S,pl. '^
term 1857.
Petiticn for Fartilion of Slaves. j
Jesse Burt, Tlioinas Bennett, I
vs. j
IVilbs Burt J. Braneli and wife N'aucy 1
FreUeriek Bqrt,
and gladdens with scientitic cnltivatioii.
Between the port of Havre and the ctqiital
of luxury and taste and fashion, Xormandv',
with its vigorous vegetation, its noble breed
of horses, its fine old chateaus engroved in
ancient forests, its blue horizon nnd its crys
tal streams, presents the a.spcct ot an
cultural paradise. Standing once on the top
•JD, and he felicitated []jq
Not being upon the ^
lieiiig denied palpaU.le | jjj.
aid Conveuticni either in person or by delc-
the premium list speaks for them. ! tliedral of Cologne rising to the clouds, and . qq,.,)- tlie interest of the to-
Mrs. lYm. Bow had on exhibition a beautiful the intoxicated Rhine, the pride ot the ' maniifacturers of North Carolina be-
speeimen of the genus lepns. a Maltese Hare, a -faderland,” like a jovial Lacchus, iq^^tical with our own, they are hereby
verv rare animal in this country. It was, with through vineyards oj the mellotv g, ape, 1 attend said Convention to t:ike
great care and difficulty, raised by Mrs B—, and ; counted more than twenty villages in viett, ^ deliberations.
attracted considerable attention. lYe were pre-j (.,„bowcrod in fields of wheat. It was au-jl'^ i!o.s„lved Thatadeleo-ationoftwelve
sented with a specimen of the paper manufactured tumn, and the golden gram reflected back appointed bv the Chair-
at David Murphy’s factory from the heretofore the sun’s bnght rays and spread a halo over Convention'.
I Uiidcr tlie last re.solutioii the followino-
i o-entlemcn were apjniinted :
r Je.sse Hare, J. F. Fayne, T.C.S. Fergu-
1). II ■ Burton, J. 0 .'ler, A. D- Head
Mondiiy
Tnesdav
At Oapt. iVisliart's MuMer Ground Friday Nov. Lflli
*• R(‘i;ans ** • “ Satnnl-.iy l-!!h
•• ivilkliison's Mills
‘* 8;t. PanU
•• Rnd Rprinss
__ K.E.TROY.
Nov. 1'2. 7.)-3t
Oetlicailou"of Phoesiix Lodge Vo. S
Rosl Pelefo’.-silitm of St. Jolsu's Day,
“tasting committee,’’ and
access to the sweetmeats, condiments &c, we are against the horizon,
not prepared for any specialities on those subjects: j setting sun, the tall old spire of the Ca
liealioii be made in the North Caroliman a news|.aper
publislioa la llie Town of Fayetteville for six sueces-;
Dttli - sive weeks. Notifying Ihe said iefoudaats to be and |
_ _ ITlb appear at the ne.xt'Ternr-of the. Court of Pleas and,
Wednesday ISili ] Quarter Se.ssions to be held fur the County of Harnett ■
Tlinrsda.v " iOth at the Court House la Tuomer. on the Second Mon.lay |
in December next then and there to answer plead or
demur the said petition or the same will be beard
Ex r.uiTK and Jiiigemuxt I'uo Coxkkssio, be rendered
against tliein. .. .. .
' Witness lienjamin F. Siiaw, Clerk .0 onr said (.oiirt ,
at Gmee in Tofiiner 2nd Monday in .Seiitenilx'v A. D.
1857 and in the 82d rear of American Independence, ,
B. F. SHAW, Clk. j
31, I
I'RATT’.S AMEiiP'.VN IN'Dl'
Monlbly History of Commerce.
I’R.VTT’S .AMERII'.AN INDF TI1\
A Monihly History of Mam. ..etni-i ■
PRATT’.S .\MKi:I('AN lNl t'.'‘7R '
A Monihly Hisloty of I-'iine.,-.-,
ri;.\TT*.4 IVie's'ieY.
.V Moatlilv 1'' ti'i -.-of In.iu-tr'al V-r ni'is
p ATT’.' .■•.me::i(.a.n ini
isiiows liow lo Mann fa -U’..-
PR.V'T’.n .AMERICAN 1 .'t ..
Show-h.-v. to pi-eparc Good-i" ' '•!
P11ATT’S'AM!'.R'' AN
Shows'how to d't‘-c'
PR.VTT’S AMERICA.. IN: . . 1
Shows how to deteet Coimnev. 'a'. V'l -. ds,
PRATT’S AMEP.I: AN INil :i.. ,
Shows how to deteet Alanufaetn: In-; l-'i ao.l
PRATT’S AMERICAN lNpf-">'!'A'.
.Shows bow to t-est the Purity or Vaho .0  .
PRATT’S A.MERIC.VN INlir.'T'iV.
Sboivshuw to Examine and Pr.reba.-'- i'ty 1 -
PRATT’S .AMERl'J.vN L'.Dir.STUV,
Shows bow Good.s are Ailiiltenited..
PRATT’S AMERICAN IN'DLIsfR 1,
Shows bow to test the T’nrity of .i-,.c.-i-:i;
I’RATT'R AMKRIf'AN INDfS'iRV.
Shows bow to test tlie Ptirit.v -. i.--;noi-s
Oct
vvrapT
.we were
riseless pulp of the Chinese sugar canc after the the blliil. 1 could hear many
juice has been expressed. It makes an execlleiit ; -.fTa-fews toll the knoll of parting day,”
f.iiig paper, smooth. HeiiMt- and stroi'4r. mid and .sce» . , ,
.;!snrod bv Mr Yink that its manufacture ^ ''The lowing herds wind .slowly o iw the on.
"would be both praffiicablc nnd profitable. But we It wa.s as lovely a lanuscape as a I t
,oration of interesting might tvor.ship or a Claude might a.spire to
tliem all, paint; and tlie outburst of iny heart was,
and we must close our list. 1 that the day might eonie when I
OnThnrsdav there were six military-companies tain to sufficient respoctabi 1 \
xallant escort for fanner, and that I might hve to behold in\
own cc.untry, by skill and ciiliivation,
son,
woulfl iHrvcT finish tlic cnuinei
specimens should we attempt to describe
in attendance, forming quite a gti
tiie voting ladies ( '‘girls,” sa>'s
S('me1)ody,
-K-lio fnrgi-ts that young America flonrislies as min-h
in crinoline as in trow.sers) of tlie Higli .School, who
marched in proec.s.siou »o the Fair grounds to bear
Air McRae’s address. The fine appcarmlCe of the
VI siring com}>ames was qu'te an additiow to the
pk-u.siiig features of the occasion, and 'we hope to
see them at each succcedini
and oniamonted
and beaat-lful
exhibit the
seenerv like
adorned
nicturesque
thi.s.”
He urged the cstabli.shmmit of AgriculSund de-
partroeiits in onr Universities, Ciilleges and Schools:
the -improvenu-ut and extension of the eommrm
fair the jileased and I seh.sj system; tlar proper regulation of slave prop-
gratifving guests of the So.omtv, 'The Hax Bora i erty; a radii-al cbmige in the laws relating to ffie
Sand'would doubtless have pkyed very well bad ; free ne,gro population, and spiko wUb mned. force
thev performed; but a eombir.atioii of shrinking and i«-nuieiK-y rc-sjHTtmg the cmUs wlneli this c ass
mode-iv (in a ;ior,v) with other rareuudrxmmmnda-I of the population inffiet upon the people ot the
Me virt'ues on die part of some of the c-orp.s pre- | State. He brought mto review
vented the prodigies of melody which otherwise I ces which-surround ns; the mineral weald winch
ioht have enchanted the trees and stones in the j lies unused Iwmeatb onr feet, aud sixiko with mue 1
1 severity of the narrow, injurious and suieid.il line
under dm com-1 of policy adopted by the‘'modem Soloii.s’’ in our
solved to “isolate and blot
out the only established inland market-town on a
navagahle stream that North Carolina possesse-s in
her borders.” He deplored the State’s deficiency
IV. K. Holcumbe, IV. 1). Jlillcr, J. .II. II ai'-
wick, Sninut-l IlcCnrcklc, 8. Halsey, ami C.
F’onl, Jr.
On motion, tho Chairman was atklcn to
tho dologatioii.
On motion, tho ojifcor.s of tho Lviieliburg,
Richuiond, IVtei'sbui’g, D.iuvillo, Farmiiilo,
Clarko.sville, Liberty aud North Carolina p:i- .
pel's are roquostod to pnlilbsh those procood-
ino-.s. -II. LAN'GliOiiNE, Chairman.
"j. F. Fay.n'E, Secretary.
Deinocrti he -I ‘oni n't I ions.
an Oration will be delivered by ISrotlier M'ra. K.
Blake, to wliicli the public is respectfully invited.
Si.ster Lodges arc hereby cordially invited lo join
us on the occa.sioii.
•TAMES McDaniel. )
lY.lVHlTEHEAD, Cem.
II. C. LUCAS. )
Nov. 12. 7.-)-2t
~ f(ihaliitioii in rcn»s?i)ii|,tio».
B RONCnn’IS. I.ARYNGITIS, and other Di.s-
eases of the Chest and Throat, successfully treat-
icd by Hie Iniralation of Medicated Vapors and Fow-
i dors liv absorption and constitutional treatinoiit. 1 jp^u
i pi-aetis'ed at the Stuyvosaiit Medical Institute. New ;
; Voi'K  ’lly .
! The nnpri'o-edonted saeees^ ivliu-h Fus alU’iidotl llil
in -lho.! of treating di.si-ascs of tho Lungs and Throat p;j.'amilies pavina oac'dollar'will lie entitled
has induced us to depart Irqra our usual “‘’“'■’■j'-: (o the same privileges.’
i and onrsL-lves of the eohimn.s ot the press, in oiitei to i;-vecu'ive Coiiiiiiittee is liappv to announce that
bring- if to the knowledge of .such as niay oe lahon.ig , .i,,,,,,.,] ;uW,-'e.*s will he delivered bv T. .1. Morisey
utider or pr-di.siiosed to such alb-ctious. The „„ (Vediic.-dar of Hie Fair.
"" i ■ EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
3-3t
I’RATT'.S AMEI'ICAN INDl'STBY.
, S'.iows the Address and Husiiinss of 25 OOd rirais.
The Robeson County Fair ! ! ! t rUATT S AMHIUCAX jnim .^try.
The RoHason County Agricultiiral .Society will hold | .Shows where to piircha.se or sell Gmids.
its third annual Fair at Red Springs, on i I’ttlTT’S .UTIERif.4\ l\DISTltf,
TUESD.UT .AND WEDNE.Sl'.AY. I Is the Mereh-..nt's and Mamifaclnrer's Instructor,
the 17th and l.Sth of Nov. next. The Society is de- PR.tTT’S .DHIRU'.H D'm STRV.
terrnined to make tliis exhildtion altr-.iciive and profit-. Guide and Detector foi- tlie !’eo]il'-.
able. TVe. therefore.call upon_ Farmers. Meclianies. I pa,XT’S ‘.HEIIH'.W IMtl'STIlV.
Artists and Hie friends of A.gneiHturc g-ein^rally to ^ securL-d bv sending One Ibdiar
come forwaru with specimens ol tlieir various pio- ..m rroprietors,
ducts, and compete for premimns. And to the L.vi.ms Cm- ' “ ^
who are ever ready to give a helping hand, in every 1 Inbulelphia. I u.
■mod cause, we say. we expect vou to furnish Floral TERM.S: 31.. 1) per annum:
Cl 7
lu Kills .V,
Saiisom Strufi,
,00 ill U'h
Si^tFr Cnuiitii’F are re>pFctfiilly invited lo
All tHO'i'ons I’urnishinir siiituldc iiilormnlion for
■' ; coniH forward and compete with us for preiniiiins.^ prultV American indnshy. will he paid nl llie laU- of
• . ! Tkums of AD.MrrrANGK. liidividuuls payin.ij Fiflv mill pc
' cBulswiU Ik; entitled to all the privileges of the Fair ,),.p ;5^
of a brighter day bsis at hmglh arrived ^ for _the Con-.j
snniptive: thcNdoctrine of the incurability of coiisump-1
tioii having at length pa-'^sed away. ^ M'c have indubi- j
(aide proofs in onr pus-^c.'Nsion that Consumption in all j
pci* word for the saim*
b-t I pr in-
FAVVTt'l'UVlLl.R M AB K Ul'.
Cerrei'lcd iceehhj f or the dSorth (. nrotinian.
Novvlnhvr 12, 1S5T
LAID FOR SALE
ay : Round Fine, and sufiicient to make sev(?u
ini
riciuity.
OnFriilavthe Don Qaixotes.
mandofasLcondmlitionoftheVoritaWe knight of legislature who st^em
large
a dres:
concourse to tlie fair
1 parade and marriage
He spoke of tlic
; Fair 5n Paris, at which were represented
>alanianca, drew'
ffTouiids to witness
ceremony a la burlesque. At roll call much sur-
prise was manifested that so many of our grave , i„ energy aud self-apprcciatiou
Ld revereud seniors of the commimity should he, TVorld’ „
midrerercua..e | Asia, South America, slfrica, all of Luropo.
The'Do'Hs**rfTOirks prior to the -performauee of j isle-s of the ocean, and most of the Ln
f 1 eeremonv were distinguished for all the ' and where he said he had “the mortifie
the Lute.,ess whieh characterized | tobaeco, excelling that of all other coin.tries ... val-
V. eight, ihgni ^ , of North Curoiiua growth and maiiutacUire,
nited State:
ation to see
its sta‘»’h*s cun be enredi in the first, by inbcrcnbii* ab-
sorption; in ilie second. Iiy the trcnsfoi-iimtions of the
tiiU-erciHe into clmlky and calcai-cou.s^_ concroHons.
lilt; ti-di’d by cicatrices, or
the ojii.nions ofth.’ past m. .
coiisnnipt.'nn is incm-alile. such arc lieluml ' ■« “-f;, „rbns.
To-t-l this ercal trutii must be apparent, \iz.tliat tne
mediciuos ini.aied in the form of vapor or Powder di
rc-cHv into Hie I.nu.gs. must lie much more
(h-aiFthat taken into l.'ie Slomacli. wliere the
does not exist. The advantage of Ini.alaHon in U'.m
ramiiHon and Throat discvisos is, that medicmc in the
oll'ers for sale. THIUTREETi
ail
nglit
The said Land is w-it!iin one and a half mile."
of Cape Fear Kirer on the West side, and about tif-
efl-eetive'! ‘‘■'en mi.les above -Elizabetlit.iwu. Persons w isliing to :
1- embark in the Turpentine business h-ad better apply (,orii
.1 soon, as I am determined to olfer them a bargain. Oats
Bacon
Uolfoe I 1 .k
Cotton 'J
Fi.oun
Fumily
Slip. Fine
Fine
. Oro.xs
Gf-vix.
I’avmeuts w-ill be madeaccommodatiiij
chaser. .IGIIN U’.
the pur-
BAKER.
■ Fcas
; Flax Seed
IS Lnrd H*
a 14 .Mo!;i.s.scs .511
a !>;; Salt I 25
Sniins.
0 H(i Fcaeli Brandy 1 2.‘>
.7 7.’) Apple “ IHd
:> .50 Wliiskoy 70
o 25 Do. norUit-fii 4 5
’ ' TufI'Kxtim:.
7.7 a 80 (Yellow dip, 1 fO
50 Tirgin, 1 00 n 0
80 ,11 aril I 00 0 bO
1 '2.7 Spirits - ii'J
rbu-oot" otniiotroller; rripije, treasurer;Grccne, ■ Hie Vaimrs being so simple Hiat the
surreyoi- gencLl-; LumiiUin, judge of the supreme | ;;X:,ii:ltLn“LdLso\auc" to “aid
Tlie Inhalation method is sootliing. sale and_ ra
and consists in the administratitm of mcdicme in s
senator; Watkins, seeretary of State, | in the tmich ofall, the maiiner of t
sur
court.
admiiHstering
iuvalid is nover
and of frieiiiishiii
aid Ihe physician's
The official -majority for Brown for governed-
is 10,772.
and rvadv
me
WAY'Y OEPARTMEKT, 1
-\VaMliiugIoii, Sell. 31. 1K57. 1
C’E.VLED PROPO.S.ALS. undor.sed -Proposals I'oi
O iiuUJing Marine Barracks at Pensacola. T lori-
da " will be received at Ibis dc-parlmc-nt until the lilli
'■ the
UK.ii A KKS.—Bacon iv;uHcd. Cotton wu
' ndv;inee onr figiics. . Fioiir C iistcady.
iWIL MINGTON M-VRKKT, Nov. lo, 1S57
! Tnrpeiitinc, yellow 2 .50; hard 1 50. Spirits
38. No. 1 rosin $2 to $3.
liiA:
ADVEUTISEMEiNTS.
and were most pertinent, : ue,
Ipass oil cxhihitioii under the Yirgmna stamp,
. e, ident of anv kind nor a trouhlesome I whUe “.Souti. Carolina bore off the palm for rice;
>„t au accident barred the plea-sant- i and the imitovtai.t staple of naval stores presented
no feature in the cxhihitioii.” Is it .surpn.-m:
his laiissmit ancestor,
jiraotieal ajid poetical
.occurrence of any
ness of the occasion May the Society enjoy
many such anniversaries.
MR. McKAE’.S ADDRESS.
YYe greatlv regret that Mr McRae declined to
permit the publication of his entire address. It
ks certainly a most happy effort, abounding with
information, mseful suggestions, and fine sentiments,
couched withal in language free from affeetation
and pedantry, yet choice, terse and most feheitous.
He re-retted that the character of his profession
wa.s such as had precluded the acqui.sittou ot much ,
practical infoniiatlon hi the miimtne
Ids farmer friends could not thorefoto |
idm such cuuti^*l
„f the soil as otlmr speakers better ver.>^ m tlie
experiences and observations of country hfe could
AVith much pathos and eloquence he alluded to
the gixid aud eminent men of the community w o
had passed away, leaving tlie fragranee of their
reputatioms and the “luminous track of their nob e
..-auqvles” P-T the a'liuirutieii and imitation of pos-
asked, that as our state takes so little interests m
making her-self known, she should he so unfairly
appreeiated outside of her limits? Ho reviewed the
iU'hievements of American skill, taleut and ingenu
ity in all tho departments of uselul and ornamental
science and art, and, basing his hopes of our future
upon a correct appreciation of .Southern mstitutious
by the world, predicted for America, glory, pros-
p'erity aud permanent peace inthe daysof the years
of many generations yet unborn.
This is but a hasty aud imperfect resitme of Mr
of agriculture;! McRae’s admirable address, and we repeat our re
well as express that of the Agricultural
gociety, that he has dechned to permit its publica
tion. Prepared as it was between times, during the
pressure of professional duties, unrevised and une-
lahorated, he was unwilling to submit it to public
criticism through the press. But its appixieiatmn
bv the large and intelligent auditory was as liearty
as it was well deserved, and certainly added to his
reputation as a public speaker and a man of very
5upcri(-'r talents.
The f«)lloxt Die ttve l!ie Coinitiif-
ti'*’ toes appointed to award l’roinium.s at the Third Anim
al Fair of Hie Robeson County AgrieultunH society
m Lhekl at Red Springs, on the 17th and IbthmsE
Agvivulturo—Win G McNciU, (Rijr Maish,) Aich d
iionpuLit^DLtel’B'Su.ith, J..O C McMillan^
^^IIoi-sesAnles. Ac.—Daniel McNeill, Win. C .McNeill
“iNelll, Dugald M. Cur-
“ltoJlteyL‘N:m'l!uie. Jno. M'alker. Jno Caiupbell
Salt I’rovisions, Dairy. Ae.-Col B B Smith; Uaiuel
McCalUim. Hector McNeill (Boar Swamp.)
Food. Condiments Ac.—Daniel .S Moi-nson. Di D
McArthur, Mrs D C McNeill, Mrs Hugh Broun, ..Ir=
^{oLanics.'—Col A McMillan, Duncan McKay, Jao
FarniUig Utensils.—A JIcEachcrn, Jr, Alc.x, lu-
cetl. Tristram Bethea.
day of November. 18.57, at 3 o'clock, p. m.. Tor the- EBILIBSV BE CURL!.*
»i into Hie I iini’-s p, i construction of the Marine Barracks authoi-ized to be. p-e ruHowiiig 1-ltvr froiii a r-spei-labto
maiiiior, that tiiey are conveyed into tlic L i . aeeoi-diiig to the 1’'“;'“ I will ansiM-r the qiiralioii. uiij
Hie form of vapor and pro,luce t.ieir ! and specilieations prepared l.y Hie d.i-eenon o the ^ L doubts from -v,-i-v uni,lose.! miml:
of the disease. Its practical success is i.ostii.cil to i, . copies ol which may he seen at Ihe , romuto g,„-v;i.. Miss- .Im,- Is.-.r.
voliiiionize the opinions oi the medical wotkl gj t|,e commamlaiils of the navy yards at 1 oris-1 Ballimoi-,- M.i.-ln-ar .''n ; 1 lake
establish the entire .:m-alnli.yolC™sumptmi..^^^^^.__,^ hfl™-New ^ mk. BhHadel-1 ^ S. Ilai,^.
I earnestly {
i ted
tage
to the i
a place
iaml,’- ami as the only ark i the riiht to rej.'Ct or accept any of H.e pro- ; j.';,,'.,:severe, iira.-uabog
' Hi.at ii-'ivo ailopted : posals'.lereiii invited, when it deems tho interest ol tne ui-s miml had siiliereil svi-i.msl.---
the hie-'hest dc-i United .States reqiiii-ea it. . ; am liappy lo say Im is eiir,-,l of Hun- l:“.
" rth,. amount of work ilniic and the - ,.|iiove,l fine heallh f,ir the last fiv,- nil,- )
he
s as to tlto tillage
Plea-sure Carriages. Wagons, Carts A McEach-
ei-n Sr. Daniel McMillan, Malcom Burcell.
Saddlery—T N Bond. W W Jones, h
n.smcohtthl Filhric.e.—Simon F McNeill. Gol. N. -V-
live; a metliO'l not only ratiowa
cacitms. Such ot the prolession
iQlialatlou iuivc found it eflicacions in 1
1 L*
time being valuable, ive can only rq»l\ •
dients used, to.^uch letters as contain the toe,
The fee in all ca.ses of Buliuonary ‘’"ections will ho billhjj"
McNeill.
Household Faliric.".—Simon.
JlcEean. Mrs Stisaiiimh B McLean, Mr.s ft m L, MoNe H
(Bin- Marsli.) .Mrs Alc.x. Burcell .
Vaintiiiga. Needle Work, A'c,-.Tno P PmHli. Ca.vm
Black MissJIary Ann MeNeill. Miss Ma
Miss Kate Newel! McLean, Miss Mary J Granam
J McNeill. D A \ persons from harhori.m
M McLean. Miss -Mary Amt Smith, Miss M-ary E i ui , i
ceil. Miss Effie MoEachern.
Discretionary Bremiums. u t.
i^^The^aiiovc Cominitteo.s are n-qiiestcil to meet
»lli. on receipt of wTi'icii'the necessary medicines nnd
instnimeiits will be forwarded. . , ■ , ,
Aiiplic.Mits will .state age. se.x, married or .single, how
long affected, if aiiv hereditary disease exists m
familv. and the symptoms generally. Imt the naint,
town'aml State be plainly wriUcii. 1 e****^" , JN
turn answer iiiu.st heoiielosed. Letters. i
terod will be at our risk. Allkttus 11.11
0,1 to WAT.LACE MERTOUN. M. D-
.s. M. Institute, New York City.
Nov. I'2. 7:7-(lra
of non-fnllfilment of the contract: iii-orkk-d H.-il 00 1 Mioniii 11 ; s.-mUng'lo br Hn
ade for ail amount less than five thou-, supply ot ms biesliniabk. i:
25 Dollars Howard!
LN.V7Y.AY from the Subscriber on the 3ril
VT (JXENDIN’B, a free man of color, wli
’iso'biattko’uonrtlloiise. byan onler ot Court.
, i pnrehas,-,! bv Hie subsci-ibcr. This is ^ toiw.ir
' l,„rboi-iii2 sai.l OxciKliive as the s
sand dollars
1 fidhuvs: bvkX
r tlrO
or s-uniAt tjiiJLi wii.se-. -It 1 . !».s a lor «. •.-*- *
of live thousand dollars, that the bii.il,;r will, w-.-eu , _ p...
reiinired. if his proposal be accepted, enter into a con- ^ a„iv,.rtisene-'.il in .imUbi-r cvn g- ,
tract and bond with proper and suliic.e.il aecnnly bn poia'sGciuiiim Ib-pnraHvii.
it." faithlul performance. ^ ; .. .
Riddors aro invited to examine the plans and spc»i- PF^l) TUI"”
fications at the oiiices herein before imnUioned. j .v noi-raramBs Ti;srn,.
est. penalty of the law v
r 4 Faker ■ I will giro Hie almro rewar,
.i-oy.U.ipt .Aba j that I can get liim.
The proposals must be sealed and adilrc-sscd to this; 1;.i>„ii.,,..t -,*,i ,
dcpai-liiient. anil plainly endorsed “BroposiHs for, Jaeuli Ki-isUs, 1.  nig ,n i,i. L, Han I ..
building Marine Barracks at Beusaeula. Fls>rila.” ' Sheboygan, ft'isconsin.says: ".Aft, r i-iii1crii,g b - ;
The bidder only whose olfer may be- aoccptcxl will linw; th.e iMisery aitendin? an uUl:* pro; tra5 ;i*u  ' i . ;
ml be notiQcd. and the contract forwardcnl as soon there- bou\N 1 have been restored, by using i'o f 11 r \ •
am all ^ after as practicable, which he will lm required to exe- ' . ..
trim within ten day." after it.» receipt lit tin; Itost offK'e “ ' , , . . , , - ,
Inct-iCntey 11 4 i i , p^ct of this remedy'lotin.g in sm-h high r, ] i;
will be enforced against iheiii. .named by him.
ai-d for his coiHineineiH
JOHN T. WRIGHT.
■ All Hie above work is to be coinpletediii all respects inong the Hollanders in ftiscmisin, .ii .c-ngan, N, w
‘ -according to the plans anil sp-jcificalions w-ithin tw elve York, in fact la every HollaniGettk in-...:; iht Uifi'.c
!Ltf^iHHHion^;;:.ay,..taiHha IH o'e^^A
M.
Not, 12,
Win. J. STUART. Sec y,
.70-11
ty
No doubt he will be found lurking in Robeson conn
asbeh-asainoth,;rinthatcountj.^.^ ,
N' r*) " ' • O'dI
months from and after the date of the contract.
LSAAC TOUCEY.
. i- Nov. B2,
Secretary of the Nutt*
Oct 3.
-tit-rf.
j State.* ai-gnvs niiieh in iis. favor.
1 Trv it—fop Chronic, or N'ervons I'l liiliiy.
1 NeiV'jVts, PHae'giualic,.oi'N'c'arn!(;i»alf>-’!;'g,
vr r.gy