i
!
t-i .
Bn tWftrft'hW'iv thy head. Thy fields teeming vitb inoendiyy. l am ncquiln'el with ihpi;
ailV" IflBSSBnffBri A "V r Ai l - oner. I bid a wntersition tl. IV
(XLLJ 00U"D - plenty, the coffers of thy sons once . . be - ll.rtidh would. mU
f VlnrTiirdion trie HDine.
. m
Tor us
filled with the "dross of earth," arxi
j thou shalt . again become "a power in the
Principle ;i:inc,pt -Right -d t crowned among the pnn-
J OLpSBORO, SEPT; 3 1 8(59. ...
is, Rightjytstsrday, to-day ,
i io-morrou tForever J 4n ,
Advice to Yofiig Hen. ; -
ccs and rulers, of the people.
God speed the day.
. ' '' tt'mtr Si i
In these-'days of agitation, sensation,
turmoil and .strife ys Hho Norfolk j
Herald,-a tirne when all must place f
their shoulder to the sreat and wonderful
wheel of fortune ; when the command cf
the grcat'ruler of the universe s "by the
sweat of the brow shalt thou cat bread"
is obliged to be obeyed, it is essentially j
' From the Journal of Commerce. J
Examination of the Lenoir Pris
oners Continued
The examination tf the prisoner?
brought ilown fronTIienoir county en
the 24 h nit., was outlined yesterday.
ten o'clock Richard Su'ton, whose
examination, had not !en concluded
on the previous day was brought into
Conrt and wis t lal reun.ed.
necessary that the boys and young men j teFj Vitnesse fop tDe ?tatef publi,be d
oi tae penoa snouia: De constantly re- ( by ua yefct?rcay, vai nad and at
minded of their duty to their G od,them-' test el.
selves' and td their fellow : man.. Work L N wltaessesfjr the defence were ex
is as essential to the comforts and pleas- . ln , rpUr.mt.a nAar 1 ,l Ct
i Judue 1 nomas orderei the oreriti
ure3 of life as food 'lsq to the physical ;j 0f fjiayen county to recngtire Joer..h
ystem. I It arives away sad thoughts ( l. Parrot" and Tbonjas Waters, in tbe
Mid fixes upon the mind glowing pic- ' pu'o of $500 each for thMr appcaia'.ce
1 ires of future days. It gives to man, ! be'or the r.ext term of Greene county
, ?, - Superior tour.
:;tcr his days work is ended, nights of: t- n n n ,,v COOMal rjr thft
pon about the fire. .Herald he would aid
me in rebuilding it; and that be was at
Soring oink, Wayne county, twelrejnile
berond where I lire, on the idjshl y was
fired. I lire a, mie and a quarter if"
the mill. I had not raid an? thing to him
about the burning of the mil!. 1 do rot
recoVect any other conversation , aboot
the tire.; Last June be came to me ana
yaid he hd been accused of butnincr'the
mill. He aM he cou'd prote that he
was staying at A us tin Williams at the
time of "the Are. boat one or two miw
from the mill nnd ahout the same dis
tance f- ii where the prinnr lire. I
never had any quarrel with Mr. Neaon,
nor he with roe, I had accused hi Rn
rf stealing horses from colored men," pre
xioa to the fire. ' I made the accusation
in . the pp ring imirediately after the
horses wtte stolen.
For more tbsn a ijuodred miles the
Ithtnet ue tie word of Loj gfellow
vceis on throuzh Titcyarda ia a tri
amphal mirch, lko Uacchus crowned
and dtunkeu." Ncaily a!l of them arc
oi the billiidei or at their imn edtite
bse. In tome pbce so atcepare tie
moantiu slopes little ;il rerntio
on the oft-washed anoieit tockstnst
bukrt wark i cmp'ored to ktcp it t
gether. Freah soil is oftea brought
from a dlsSnce to corer .theie bra
rocks. In mime ce eten eatb Ttoe
baa a basket cf eirth to itself. 1o
miny places where the Iors ire not
too steep, or where the configuration
of the hill faro the phi?, the terracoi
are made to the soil itself, but sre tnacb
u.oss examinca 07 Air. v . u. i.iarit. j B of Rit!llic cps OQ thehilUidf.
with walls of rough bat excellent ms-n-.nry,
four to twelve or more feet bith.
Tbeie are filled with soil, snd each
tierofvin-9 grows on a lerel or but
verv slichtlr tlooiuc fnice. On tLe
- The mill was burnt on the
December Cih' 1868. I do not know
whether the mill was fired or nU, Th
mill had been at work that day. Two men
wotkatih mil, andt'ic mill it rnsde a
passwsy by the neighborhood. I d 'not
knowh ether there was an? fire in tbe mill
that day or not. I do not know at whit ,tepa are built, and to cl.ml
h-ur ofthenipht the . mill wafiburnt, ! jthem is fomnthini of a fca.
did not here of it nnltl next morning at
seTcn o'clock. The mi'-ler wss a smoker.
It was two or three weeks afterward
that I aw Mr. KelsAn. The mill m nt
imblic one. Mr. Nelson ?mi beregiet
ouuile if these waIU rud- at sits and
mb some cf
t a
2 ot a ica. w nn we
conHer that the mle and fccnleTire
drciscrs hre often to carry in bnket
(D tier tacks toil snd nam re to
I c:b of nine hundred or oce thoossnd
M . f
peasant repose,' and on rising in the prisoner, rques'ed that the cise of ! tcd tht ih m wa humed and mani- fre", phnt, prune, nltiato and strip
intil fea'urctay, the I f-gted willingness to help rebuild i. , ths gnpc-Tios at this g:ddy bvult. we
KTew Goods!
Netv Goods!
lS"cw Gooda!
0
TTE woqU rpct ful
ly aaaoaac to Ibt citi
sns of Goldhoro and
urrouoJUf eouatry, tkax we kase oft ft-
celTtd oat of the
LARGEST AND BEHT ASSOKT-
ED
Stories of Goods
ttcr brought to this nuktt, wKkh we are I
cztriog
Vor' Low for Cash.
..?KCIAL
! i aaJ n ' w
Toot Ffoae. ToW.
rs alnewaoibea0tJfat4u.j 0
i2 1 to suit tit mn, .n 1 141 w
m
MottotrentU T
Tle 1 rrtmf tal L.,
aayo tbtlarxeoilri, M'tri
Urden bf taH tr-i.
w a m j .
cita AUrt:, u-t;
March L'v:ij.
; ilv looming he feel so much refreshed . Sutton be left open un
a 1 ,i 1 frVi a V a sroftinf n met Kim lio4 r I
iat he pushes iorwara witn renewea !.. ..o- ... .-tt- uvi,
,,crgy. Work should be the watch- . n 1 Bucd til Tuea,?ay, the defence
CJ . . . j had no opportunity to procure witnes-
v. ord of our country, for by it every-I e-
Judge Thomas considered the appli
cation a proper one, and ordered the
prisoner to be reoianied to tie custo-ly
f ih- Sheriff of Uravcn county until
Satufday morninp, a; ien o'clock, when
the case will be disposed f.
Co'. Clarke, counsel for the State,
her-, arose aud stated tat as the wit
nesses in the case of Wm. Pool
t Mn2 is accomplished that is within the
1 nvcr of mortal man to accomplish.
' ; you expect to succeed in any under-
Uikbg you must go at it with a hearty
-.id earnest will to do the very best you
t ii. When you have chosen a trade or
pvo'fcssion, obstacles, great or small,
. t not be -allowed to stand in the way
(.:' mastering that profession. However
r .u. h we may deprecate the old-time
1 ni of indenturing apprentices, the
- :?m in its practical results operated
'i m-t always for the lasting good of the
::; rcnticc. Generally, insured to him
n I'-'od trade and a wholesome discip
riij thr.t fitted him for success in busi-r:.v-3.
At the present time, very many
men undcilake to acquire a trade,
after a brief trial abandon it
' i . . 0 tbore are unpleasant duties to
; j vcr formed, and obstacles to over
They consider themselves ac
.ut: Tlo to no one, and-go and come
:l ihe caprice, or an unsettled, uneasy
'. .-I. The result of this is to send out
l; world young men who have not
'..ii' I'jLtiiied their trades, of unstabled
; ' " lor, who drift from post to pillar,
.:.;! v.-Iio succecdjin nothing but strew-
: -. - the highways of life melan-
' v. rooks of men. We would earn-
1 , v t iUi catr every young man, after he
! . - ho-vn his vocation, to stick to it;
i t i " !ve it because hard blows are to
1 it ruck or disagreeable work perform
1. Ta 3 men who have worked their
Tay up to wealth and usefulness do not
oolong to the unstable class,- but may
t ? re:--:o"ned among those who took off
:Lcir v-o.Js. rolled up their sleeves, con-
and
He siid he heard that the miil waa burned j all, perbapji, be able to
about three o'clock in the day after the I the pemnt rf the Khi
nnderstiod
ne does net
rail! was burned. In June he told nei mn,s ,.,.mt,L d; rnrir.W .1 nrot..
hat he was accused of bnrn.n- my mill, ' d X ?n ' Q. iUt lu
but ho could prote that he was at Aus- . - 1
tin W.ir.aiuR.t the time. I d ntknow i " not tcarlj, n r.., , c h op ament
wheher Austin Williams whether he 1 t " mcfiil. The buks tf the
lites at Spring Bank or not. I nerer i Home t Hudo shctm a c to hundici
vent to his house. Mr. Nelson nererj acd 6(ty fet above t5ie level tf the
had any quarrel with me. nor was there sea, an! as the rine is there cultivated
any hanl feeling between us a tor as I t thr height of eight hundred fest, it
know. 1 accused the prisoner' sen of. (o,0Wj that son-e of their wine U pro-
Wm. Wigirs, charged, by Joseph P.
Parrot , with beiug accesorits before
ibefact, to the murder of Jmcj Giant,
c;d jrel, had rcadt thetr e-capp, and as
the otatc hid do evidence sufticicnt to
convic, l.e requested tha. Pool and
HiJgus be djscharced. Abo, ttat
Jame Wirrein. Alex. Sutton and
James Duly for horse s ea'ing, be a!so
discharged, there bei. to evidence
a.aicst them. 1 non mve'icafion t
stealing horse9.
Cross examined by Mr. TJrjan:
People are ii the habit of passing
daced from grapes caltiia'ed at a
height tf one tboustud and fi't feet
bove the ea Iev-I. In many iUcuh
te
a a ii -wa 1 v-a?
inrouS'i my mm. 1 u.i not Know wnem- , a coupe f,f d,xn v d fenc-5 f
pt thpv rarserl IhrnQah iIip mill withl... t .1
. r'..'. i. . .Y . Mue aoove me oi-.c. ai t ne pot uere
lights thnt tnjht 0 not or. their way to ... , . - ... , ,
.1 1 t t, , j;i ima 1 are tbrty-twu tiers of this ktt.d, and
pre-ichlng. I he ri t.u:t iu-If ci.t pis , . J, ,
thnmgh the mill w.th torch liahts haf I ,n ictial cea doibtleM o.or..
' 3
nicht.
Crops examined by Mr. Seyraoor
There was no grinding at the mill that
nicht 1 know.
?Nroi- examine I 't JndreThoma?
It wns in th? sp'in.f I8G8 that I ac
wasfoaud that Wiggins Suton at d ! c"id Selson'a son of staling
Daly we ehUby n proper a'iiho"i-
ty, but simply upon a telegram reoeived
from the Governor, ordering the Sheriff
of Craven to hold all prisoners charged
with felony, brought to him by special
Cetcctive Mowers.
The Court ordered ihat James Wig
giDs, Jas. Daly and Alex. Sutton be
discharged from custody. Accordingly
it was done, and they It-fr the Cont
room. Win. Pool and Wm. Wigsiiw
were tSen brought fo ward.. The coun
sel for the S ate said the evidence
aga usl them was so iii.vifiicient that
they preTered not to go into tria'. Judc
1 nomas immediately ordere 1 ihe dis
charge of Pool and Wiggins and they
also left the co-jrt-room. James Dl
Jau.es Wiigii.s and Alex. Sirtoi
brought lefjrc the Court on a writ of
habeas corpus. Wm. Pool and Wm.
Wiggins brought into Cou it on a bail
warrant. Thomas Waters, Sr., was on
a writ of habeas corpus, brought be
fo e the Court. The e wasnci her war
rant nor evidence aga:nst lrni and
the Judge orde.od his discharge.
Natl an Su ton, changed wih teceiv
insr s o'en trooJi. knowing thp s.im ts
; nd maufully bore the heat and burden j be fctolcn, waived an exaaiinat'on, and
o'i the (lav. Whether upon the old ! ente ed into bot.d in the sum of $500
wovn-out farm, where our father toiled, j for uid appearance at the next to m of
Aiilirontly striving to bring back the soil Jfnoir Superior Court. Mr. Cicero
.. .. A, , Green became his sesurity. Joseph
10 p: ,mccivcness ; in the machine-shop , Lass;tei.f witn. ss in the casew .s tcCo.
oy f:!?tory, or the thousand other busi-! nrzed in ihe sum of $200. o Dnear at
S
NKV ADVr.KTISKMKNTS.
I gxvl sawyer wintM, to run a Circular
Saw. G od wag's will be raid. None need
n nil r 1m dii nt.t 11 n.1 r .t r.1 ft. t.n.in...
t . . t r At i j i : -
.jn-. r.rarrmmasNwiirninu ucpweu.j AprlT to J. WESSKL,
I live about right miles from Kinston : '. Srpt. 3 d3'awK Luoberton, N. C.
I am acquainted with the prisoner. I J
heard whn Ur. Li9itot's mill was '
burnctl. I hire seen it since it wj
hnrncd. I had a conversation ith W. ?
li. Nelson in April last. He paid that'
Mr. Lassitcr had been active in arres'-
BRONAUQH M. DERIKQEB & CO.
(succ3!orj to iienrt ncntccn)
Se Inventor an 1 Miuuf icttirtr of
1 lie Genuine Dcrinjcr Pistol.
No. GZ2, North Fno.Nt St.,
PlIILADCLrilU.
1 WiULD inform the rublic thtt tSev contin
ue to manufacture the genuine DF.RlNOKtt
i PISTOLS of ail f!ci a-t Jiffcreat arh of I
nnisi, t ine:r n-n etMihca aud will
inp his son ; that ho had burned the mill
and he be d d if he did not do so aga'ti
if ho rebuilt it. He 'further said
thnl he had a pun in Lis hom with
wh'c'i he intended to kill Ltitcr, lie
said L:i?siter hd ahned h ni nrieit
iai, ana inai no rni??u im cai:aren on , kujwn r.icory 13 i utiautriphia.
alolcn beif. That L issuer hnd said no! .wept. 3-tf. "
i - i. ft i
mr.r. saoum ue rear nmi w no icu ivs
children on stolen t.ecf.
Cr-ps exnminod by Ju-te Green:
I live ten mile from Xolton. I neTer
mw Xelsnn bef re. He sent for me to
co e and see lura. l went. .Mr. Aa I
THE Ladlet are rrtptfa-ly latltr4to
call at Mra. Kicttt.n'a
Emporium of Fnalilon,
wkera tht Utrat ltvUt taty !y fmn-l. Mrt.
. haa Jot rtturoi (cosx tbm Norttern Ci
Ilea whtre ht haa purchajfri tvery bAtt'ty
of tba a4joa.
Cme one, oime mil and piv u t
call, befura burinjc tUewber e, a we lJat
tei our.lvrt that we can all at cheap ai
the cheapest.
Z. EINSTEIN k DUOS.
Sept. 2,1 8C9.
IIAU'UIAsTVlLHAnsO.t A: Co.
COM.MlSSlO"AKUCn.NTS,
roa Tr or
Cotton, 5nvnl Strr and Coun
try rroducc,
105 V. Lombird Street,
Ilaltimorc, Md.
liberal alraco rnvJc tirsn conicn-
mema. Ordi diet ed lor tllirf,
Iron -Tic, an J aopplies generally.
mrr.RC5Cct :
How. IL R. nrtd?cr. lr. W.lf.H.
J..Kn I). Whitfortl, Ne-bcrne, N. V.
lion. Wrn. T. D rtch, G.ldbrtna. N. C.
l. Spr'jrr, Kq., Cthicr Mercham'a Na
tional Hr.k, Biltimore. M J.
au,: 2S-d3-n
ALBERT DAY,
COLD1IORO, 5. C.
AGENT ITOIt
Dibble, Worth Co.,
Gr.xtr.iL
j CommiHriiou Meichant.
Ib8 Plakl St., Ntw Vork.
nv. . . . .
tacre aUxt the Tain KitW i , 7 v.-
iiooUaJ. I have tr.t,:
laca lbxe b3in r V1 k
wi.hc?t i,UnX HwUfcn.. ,&
I ollt frwlr f.rlLa .Ui.ii. .V .u
JMJ. asJ
c4h
era
7, asd -iih Utter fr , fc
la l. wit th. .t hl V
A. IlCVTlVfT ..
trtvauca br or ut i . .
Vrr ika la. I f l w..'
m.Jk t . V , 1
rrea oM -V !.!.
l!
r-rt i ir t ih .... . . "
. V Il.tO. .L.I .Mf ZI, ,
C1 :
.MAMIQon.
IN THE TOU.NG M -;.! vr;
raiioa, the vr-rutltr ,c.f. ,
tlroaj. but ia f yr. i.,
TUiJ to, the Uck-Ic-Ur e , j '
eJ farm, and te icp;ii.n n
tioa lo rptetal tft. i. !
eoe. It ea become n i At ltV, , '
ver thJt cae drrrin; tf tfe,t
In the drvehp Lectern- n.j,. ,.."
tlon U tUcd of, aal rU: ii. '
fnoToJ lien h3oJ anbt't -ii.'
Thii oae of Ih- nrri ew--. v
from vlinarj dive-vi -r.t rf
log -ceactof ti e c.tt, t r,f f. x : ,V
to tauca eafre,:v4 0 Cit,
and nrl etern, tH.-l:, t., ti-.
wardspoa tbrta cWt?.
. . . ... -
Carriage Factory.
M now manufacturing Harriet, Warnn
&c, in the 1-ite-l tvlcnnd the I
flht. MKf! lntrT
JTD. on 1 r! r. II vr?. r .r I.
v.rfion inJ Mirr rrluce tbec-,u-j rve.Trrtb.iPi I ., tit'
If the ttlrr be a fta-..
tbe &ar I Ixirl f- sv
. f . . . ' '
her ttitr j-iwrr InJ-fcin,,.
aaJ ti.tttt, tb CLetk at t,,4
l-e!ih. M I iscrr cr ,..rft
crowobj vhal it frl oi; i; ,&t; '..
tateia ate pro1rif I 1-r i-. -,
&r i drratijred. JtuMj ,t i
fol r-rriol 'n Li!, VU tJ ni.
o fintin cfe:- t K..t !
lkt for la vJn ; i: t-r--. .i.
w-inrj io its t.ti-ri.
IlitLva i.n'i rxra. t n--i'r. f:
ea ariir.; fr-Metr-: t
tHo. attraUd i.r .;; tr" .
I.'1lfVM liwa o r.rtA..,. t
tgoej to tbr abvTt bvie.
, liiusi r -awniiie irn ; anJ WM eol ;t tl.e , DJXl t.r.- S .tL..l Cmn i1 .tk
In Store nnil for Sale.
nv t
chor
MiSt ."f MU Cos; r,i, w
I tulr of IL Su:r ht, r-, f i i 1 -
In Vht.'.inr c! thr 11 Jr. Ifi;. u :
5k In. ta!Ji I C ut.t r j-?t ij 1 i; .-. .
vlCi 0'..
1 their prejudices against labor.
that im-ite honest' toil and
the Couit and give evidence.
The couls 1 for ihe defense I ere
cud I tin f ri r irurrn(u I . o l kaftn et4
Ihe baby traininsot their l i
o I for the reinnniniT n-is mftMsnMifio in
lvn-sery was good in its place, but i't,be writ if habeas corpus, they
ifkilL ht Ihe motto'ever be perseverance
auJ industrv,
n . r . i. v . o. t . - . -------- - - - - -, , ... . .
with him. He told me that his n n ha I hand. Satiaf.ction euir-u'rJ CaII n t V; X ' i '
heen caught with a horse whfch hi, son ailM 7ki.5 und. Wh.Tey-a pat.t Iron Tie-, J?!. rX'V V ,
.aid he pot fr m me. lie pot no hor.e chinK e.ew,ere. J D.CKF.Fxfl. -?J.J Kore. ilobili, J.ei.rt '"''
from mc I .old him so. He then be- W.bbillU, (r Oa,d,boro) Sept.3, '60. " n.,..nS Twine. n.la PiV-.m. .
g.n to ab.ise Mr U.ter I did not 3tw.,r fioUrV. SC ' cf -' -
pay anything hut think I cursed Mr. La- . toIdUr.., .V I ., moof r, Krcette. tr .vm
siter, when Nelson said that Mr. L suiter 77Vi 7?y l,n Aorui -Ith, 13o5. a hurril Tracit.i.a frr,
A LARQK comfortable dwelllo
was ir. to Uke roe out and whip me
lie did not tell me lia Lasi'tr wag go
inr; to whip roe f ji, I think he said that
Mr. LViter .aid that I wa a ptrt of a
gang of hore-thieves end that be waa
willing to be one to go to my houe snd
whip m. I do nut tay that I am a
horso thief that will be shown in time.
I taid Lsaiter wnnld find me at home
when ha came and wou'd hivo a happy
time. I nrlnj the conTcmation wiih
KpIsoh h !fihi me what I.a.:;ilcr snid af
ter he told me-aWut uundnz the nill. whnt Everybody Snj 5Xnt Be
Tf. T.nctltor line na nt1 lliA Ifiv.rl whAe I
the mill was two years The mill ban
ll. w th all nee arT ut-hMiff.
an i other conveniences lituated In Uth
ville, ar Gldboro. Can be rtated on
reasonable terms. Apply ta
D. CltEEOH.
Sept. 2 tw3w
Veni, Vidi, Vici.
v, ' .n' 1 answer all the demands of an ac
tivo life. This is not a baby world.
We mustexpsct to be jostled and knock-
in the stern conflict, and
I stood th re ever ainee I can remember.
prefererred to piocecd with the exami- Nelson and rnve'.f did not miko nny
nation.
Wm, B Nelson wa arrcs'el on a
warrant issued by Judge Thomas o 'hi
rra-l le prepared to meet the duties of
ire v.ith a. purpose not to shirk them,
but to fulfill them. . A young man with
a good trade or honorable profession, as
lie goes forth into the world tvith his
mind made no to stick to his trade or
profession, is not obliged to ask many
favors. He will hue his way to success,
while the unstable and shiftless will
grow, tired, despair and fail.
"Ike land we love a queen of lands,
No prouder one the world has known ;
Though now uncrowned, upon her
throne
che sits with fetters on heT hands."
i-
oei! 31st dav of Annst. on ihe affidavit of
ver, if we are not on the lookout j Jo-eph P. Pa?ro t. - (The p Uoncr had
been in jail for a week previous to this
issuance of the wairant.) lie was
charged with burning the grist mill of
Stephen La site-, on the mgbt of De
cember C h, 1868. Beinjj place! on
trial the prisoner pleaded 4inot guilty,"
acd stated that on the night in ques:i d
he wr.s at a distance of ten miles from
the fire, at the honse of Aus'cn Wil-
liams where he ro rained uutil the next
mo n:ng. Th:s he was prepa ed to sub
stantia e.
AFTN30.N IE-SIGN.
The Comt was called to order at th
hour specified in the morning adjournment.
The first bus'nc s transacted was the
binding over of Thomas Wafers, one of
the witnesses irathecase of Ricnatd Sut
ton, charged with the murder of Cog
dell to appear on Saturday nexr, when
the case will be iu tJ.er de erm ned.
Tbe bond was ia the sum of $500
Stephen Lassiter besoming security for
Waters.
The case of W. B. Kelson charged
with burning I:ssttcr's mill, wa-i then
resumed. Stephen Lather was placed
on the witness stand and disposed a fol
lows :
I lire in Lenoir enBQtVf Uosel.v If til
township, I owned the - mill, it was
Tiie South, the bunny botrtn ! who ot
all thy true children do not love thee,
and mourn over thy sad destiny? Well
may the poet say, that thou art ''un
crowned" and that thy hands are fetter
ed. Worse than all, thy crown has been
stricken off by degenerate' sons of thy
glorious clime, 'who loved tlir own ad
vancement more than they loved thee,
and who mourned after the "llesh-pots"
more than for thy sad fate. But - thy
day cf redemption drawcth nigh, and the
hr.rv r.nmMh when thv shackles shall be
' :". , , - , , -.i i burned on tbe night of December, 6th
::tnokfinoff, and witfc;free i hands thou lftfift T An nnt w fifft wr
mrlt cneo more placo the crown upon caused, but supposed it was the work of I
arrangement f steal hor-en before we
$ep:-rted. I dmnk no whiskey before
hfcc-nversa'ion with NeUon. I did not
telt Lissitor lout the conrerstti mi until
a month ao I did nnt tell him btf-ire be
ausi it waar.ot'roy busines.
Stephan Lasiter re-examined:
As Ion;: is the mill remain the land
is mine. If the mil coes down it goa
back to the former owner. XeIon pur
chased the land fro tn Fiank Whit eld.
If the mill u not built in two tyears the
land belongs to him.
rati -
jl ma eucea tnc exam naiien or wit-
neses
Judselhomas plaetd the amount of
bail for tbe prisoner, Nets n, at $500
he to appear at tbe next term of Lenoir
Court . .
Mr. Stephen Iiisiter wajecontzed to
appear, in ihe aom of $209
The Coiut then adjourned.
Tie examination of orisoncrs will be
cjniinued to-day, coar.nencing at ten
o'ClocK, A. Ai.
A WATtinRO. The paper are filled
with the reprru of borrible, naoxlcfa
outraee, perpetrated cr attempted upon
tho person of ladies, kt the m st part
in seclu'i'd paths ard woods of the coun
try; by demons m hoimn abape, white
and blact. Wr, earnestly ho pa that
lhee frtquent tor-ible bntnge will warn
your? hdicf r especially thoe who reside
in the country, trom venturing away
from. their. hoia unless safely and well
attended- The.ubject ia onenot proper
to be elaborated- indeed, it loo 'painful
and terrible to be dwelt upon But ladies
ouj;nt, for tbe rke f their honor . and
fafety, to be. warned by tfce prevalence
of these od rap ef and shoo'd not expose
themselves, throogh iiaprxK3reoeer to
late that i worse than death.-Lyuchi
Ths Conqnexerof all Snnfj.
n. W O.OOGGG & AX'S
O. W. G A A A A A k AX'S
G. W. O. I I I I I & AX'S
O. W. O. LLUL4 AX'S
CELEBRATED
CELEBRATED
CELEBRATED
JAMES GORDON & CO.,
Commisruoxi MurclumU,
OftrOLK, Am
WILL GIVK strict attenhnto the tle
nf Cottrp and all other deCTiptn nf
Trtvluce, i. to tbe purchase cf Guano,
Gr;rrie, c.
iCIitturo promptly made by EipreAt.
airtatcf:
Gen. M. V. Uannrr, WcIJon, X. C.
C. IUwel, ItocVy 3Ie
J. L. Hurnc. "fArKor
Dr. J. R. Mercer. Jorner's Donot.
Dr. I. S. Prtwsy,
I). Kartorl Son,-su-
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SCOTCH
SCO L'CH
SCOTCH
SNUFF
SNUFF
SNUFF
Ha been fully tented 'and pronourced
by all amateur dippers to be the b-i
Ssvrr now in u.e. IuaoDeii.ir tAit..l
LowTnxesnndStnnii Incomes
BAKKlITj0NK3
AUK atill manufacturing CfTiea,nu
pes, Wipmt, C4rtt r., alto Hepsirir
of all kind in their line doo with neat
nes and di pitch.
Chary small, with littU proflL
Tropt attention fujrantced to si?
lo. piTrn t their care.
They Veep nine but the bes" ot wrr
rncn i'i thctr empby, also the bet tnite
ny Cjo be prvcured. Faet. r ahrww
i;o the IljptUi Church, G 4db-.m.N.C.
,emcomm0niru.edintieVrepr. Autw.ittiTl Cf
atiof other snnff, has gained it a wide ' 1 Ctf
world reputation.
Do not fil to irr It for tu will like It.
Ask (or it and take no other. t
Foa Salx bt !
H. Weil & Dros., D. Creech,
J. W. Jlcrri, H. S, Ilaxll, j
D "oi', U. lMDiinKn.
Rowland Bro., Wholesale Grocer,
Agent f..r Xotfilk, V
LI J. BoAftleux. Wholenala Confectioner,
Agent f.r Richmond; Va.
NoTKtv Ththlh rejHifat'on that out
Snuff has stlsintd taj Induced certain
ntaoufacturera to Itni'aU o-or tiupx Maac
Tbe superior, quabty of our snnlTdoeanoi
lay in the trade mark bot the taperlor
quality of tobicco it is maocfaU)rad of
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lexsop. in rat
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fin at tl.e nvti-fj jl;. ti
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twr.ty years cf ar.
tbo can ay lhar the Mr-" '
friTjewtly fo br ,'. f ..V I v
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the Ictane Aj!un, &J tie ut'c"
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tows la all e!rjaah-atf-i
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