North Carolina Newspapers

f' r-" vol; ii. IVLEIGII, y. a, 3ioyPAYt august 5, NO. 30G. WJl. K, FELL, I'Borai.TOii. Prom th At-hc-viUe Nsw ud Farmer, t -S 2 WiJT JV'OH r CUfi OF. . "letter From Hon, T, L Clingmfta. We take .the following interesting and valunlle letter from pamphlet just piililis.il ed at Mtr Tork, hy the "American Agricul- 5 ew Yokk, June 12th, 1807. 7V) HVi. FriizurJStifa frmderttftkeAiner' K-ia Aniulturali ad Mineral fand tfc- jMiuy, At Ii - Dbb Sia :-Tki abort period lduiing which 1 expeet ta remain iu this city, liittl the pressure of baciuera enjt-igenients, Will prevent my replying at length to jour in quiries in relation to the weBttrn part of Xorth Caroliua. i For a (ficat many years I have resided on the west aide uf.tnts ISlue ftidge, the runjre of mountains whieli divi.le the waters fail iiifjiuto the. Atlantic from those descending ni)fte MiHji.i)pi Hiver." Having for more than sixteen jeara born a Htpreatmlntive or ticnator in Coiigrtasfroro that reniOn,I used in piy canTiu-st to visit every p:irt ol it. "1 have aho i"CTrettitieprincipatWnni' tHina firltho purpntc of tin-aMiring or ol neivirg tueirti wlu'e my ii'lirhuva. tor 'ttvoV "njftm' nl'ncr"l"iy IiMytartUsd we into al "ut'uht every vjiTIiy. My Keueral acquaint. oev -Uteif f.uv, will this entire regiop, probabljr ocreetia that of any other person. Jt may he reyanlecl as an elevated tahle land of mure taan two hundred miles in Itngth, with an average Ima-lth ot fifty rnilei and i crosaed in different directions .y raan-ywionntitwi chains. 1 ha height of tiie lower ifaileya iif i stated at ranpitg iroin two t'loutand.to twenij-flve hunilred tut ahove the ltvtl of tlie m, while the principal mountain chaiiH ri-e four thou Mind tet1 higher.' This elevation, notith fitaiKling ila soutliera latitude, j(ive)S- jt a fhlighttul eitmnier climate, . ' Mr. Win. McDowell, who made observa tions for the Smithaouian Institute, at A"li'n vtlle, , lor everl ytar, iuforuied me that the theiinometer durinff the warmest sum mer weather did not ri- altova eighty-two oVgreet Fuhrenheit. Even the climate id Hwitrerlanrl is hoi eqtnd to that of'this re fcijon : twt ouly-at Geneva, hut in the high '. vIU-yoft,'hamounyt t-once found hotter, weather tjian I ever experienced in thin see ttou ; w hite there, one is occasionally chilled iu midsummer by cold , blasts from the uiaasen of snow on theliiglier Alps; lowea- "-rn North Carolina, none of the mountains an-high enough to lear snow in summer, vet the region w suflieiently elevated to. af lord a climate whichi cikI,' dry, bracing and ecce!lingly,,cxhilanfijiig. No country i more lualthy, being alike free from the-i dTwaiis ol miaxmatic "region, as well (as thotw common in rigorous r damp cli mates. , ' .' Jl . What cptcially distitiguishea this section Irom all other mountain regions that I have aeen, is the general fertility of its aoil. This is true, hot only with refbrene ' to its valleys, hut also of it mountains. Their side and even top are generally covered with a thick Vegetable mould, on which the largest trees and grasses grow luxuri antly. At an elevation of five thousand feet above the ocean, the grasses and weeds are so rank as to remind one of the swampy j lands of the lower regions. On the lops, and for a considerable distance down the side of the higher chains, there are several 'varieties of evergreen or "winter urnss," as they are generally called there. Then are so nutritious that cattle ar kept in good condition on them all tho-whiter. A friend of mine be ore the war kept four nr five hundred horned xattle on one oi these mountains, and with theexception that they were supplied with salt occasionally, they subsisted entirely both in summer and win ter on those grasses. The older cattle, he assured me, soon learned to understand the effect of tho . seasons, and without being driven, they led the herds, ie the spring, down the sides of the mountains to obtain the young grassefl that came np with the warm -weather, and, when these were h trotj by the autumn frrtSts, they returned ' to the tops to get the evergreetregetation, and fouud shelter under .the Spreading branches of the balsam fir trees in stormy weather. I have seen in Haywood County a -fiveyears otd fi.n.Tatnt was naT fieen foiled arid reared entirely on ihe top of Balaam Mountain, ami was then for the first tihio brouzht down to see cultivated land and eat food crown by the hand of man. Those portions of the mountain that are without timber arc, of course, covered by the thickest toata oi grass. The balsam trees which cover for So great an extent the Great Smoky, JJalsam, and Black JJoun tains, eould le easily gotten rid ot at a cost of hoT more than a conplo of dollars per It is m sou as to be easily cut, ami it fulled and suffered to lie a few months, it leave would l.ieconm quite dry, and it might be burned with the greatest lacility When thus destroyed", it would, not ipnug p,again but in fta stend a very thick sward of everureen craw. Imuienae w inter pas tures could in thiijwy- be prepared, t ml thousands ot cattle vims sustainuel in the wttiterT-wtth-otily HnTsremioual gupptyrif salt. - - . " 1 Where the lands io this part of the State are placed .nnder proper cultivation, they produce 1 abundantly. Qn - choice spots, more than one hundred bnhela to the acre of Indian corn has Irequenfly Iwen obtained, and this valuable grain is everywhere pro, , rluccd in sufficient quantity. Wheat, also, , doe we!l,w hiie oat, rye and barley are particularly trood, Jt is esfweiwlly suited ,.,ta. -la. pt"4uctUj- -gtawis, -.tinxHhyvHf, "orchaTtt and herds gm, of frit top pr.ng usttklly preferred. Clover and bhicigjass Conalk- h ftvi!gn giggaLiiL Wuoduu over a "mouriiaia tarm ot Lis ; tiie land of aliicb had oriainally cost him less than rmr rrnH-vCTr .tr-jijd-ftrrft. icarjji.,JLMttJjmntr. nnt tluMwdett-Tuwlh a(d cipdii.tr lvi-n t i mlsr- r, HI til di arten WctfTy rrTrjT?r7TcTi: iTvJT'vttTK a tliit l crow lit if timothy art.l orchid i grast, much of wlncft si-peaird as tinea am! a tall a a f i.r.li sit fields la aama plsct - we fotmd ixith of vie grt rising high tnooph, as we cat tfii our horses, for us t.o take the ton of the sta'ks crowing on Caci. side, aii f- cau-o them to meet above the withers oi Vir homes. I ru'ver, io tact, saw hettST KXa.vi ai-itthi-.i'. thsrt pri-w. generally over this n.sire tikr-t of twelve htiodred Iruh polatoe, cabbages sttd turnip are row a la the greatest nusnttuw, wbii no country eicels Jhis fifruits lii apples. '1 ftoiit 'j,K and fTitvoir, eneel those that j f TtavtftUx' n i n "anV " pu It of the world: w b He pcachti, pears and grape grow abundantly. Besides tlm Cataw b, there re great many other pative grajH'. One gentleman thinks. he has obtained a hundred vara ties of native pTspea,-oTne ef which he ronsiders superior to th.Catawba. That this country is ad mirably adapted to the prmluotion of grape and wine there csa his r.o queRtijjn. The fact that varieties ot gr.jiis can Ix) selected, that fipen at different jwriods ot the Autumn, will make the. vmtar li nutr Uisn it u in KuriiH", and thus" iiu-ivimm! ? hntount of wii-e maile. Alf kini'sot H '..k thrive in the country, thm:,h hmw - I horned cattle have Wen more gttie 't . raised, tie cati-e they rtqqir le" Cure Irom the fwrmer. Sliet'jj asi. very hcaltliv nn.j trow t vi ry wheru. As lurge slierp a I ev. were some thai were suiTcrcd to rnn in tie woods, both in siiinnirr and winter, without bejig fed. Mr. W!otlfin.J elated to t)C, hat be could, from the ;oek of 'hi farm alwrc alluded to, at all, period of the winter, olv tain good mutton and beef from the animal that, were subsisted on the grass. JCven when sheep are to be kept in lare onmlcr, it i Certain- they would do, with half the feeding they require during the long will tersin New Knslnnd. Btiow seldom remains many Jays at a tim, ven on the mountain topsi Tortrri "irmliiria x "and when the grass iaguod, little is required in the form ot hay or other food for the stock. , . The nuneials- pf tlii region hjve hitherto fieen turned to very little tuVwmt. There are some narrow belts of- marble slid iime stonejwhlch furnish a sufficiency of lime for tise,"aiiliriim wtiic'U giK(t mattile ran be procured at cnrtiiin point. The different ores of iron, of the' beet qualities, kixt in great nbundattee in many places, and from them snrarior iron can bemad'-. Large and .promising vi?ins of copper tiava been cut in several o-aliiieyn Jacitson county, ana "surlace indications leave little dontit.,fouJ. that similar deposits will lx found in other touniiis. Ouhl has been profitably mined in the Counties of JicWr. Macon nd CherukC, Witt c extensively titan iq me seotion east ot the Blue Bidge. It is 'quite probable That good yeirjs of this metal will, in time, be opened, and there is oncomsge ment to m-.-inh fir and silver at several point!". The barytes and ehromeorbscau be brought Into tn when th railmaiut are finished that have been provided for by the 8tate. Though suL -doe not exist, it want Will not be exnerirneed for a long period, a the immense forests will supply luel for great number of years, and long belorethey can twemnej ex nuuri.VJ-aii roans win per meate all linrtit of the district, and will brief' in snooties of this valuable mineral . Imm Jucitlities nol iar distant.. . The feunfrv is evervwbere intersiTted by bold and moid streams, and the supply, therefore, ol water power, is beyond any demand that rnn ever exist, for it. These streams, front the elevated valleys in which they are flrvt collected, have a ilisccnt ol not less tfian oue tlnmsand feet betore they esc.ie into the Htate of TcnneAsee, Knd pre. sent at variims points, ineniore, rajiuw snn falls where the "Water ran be' conveniently used for manufacturing purpose, v - Thoueh this retrion lacks the bohbuMS and grandeur of the Alps, this deficiency is more thnii balanced by the lact that every part ol it is susei-ptii'le or settlement ana cultiva tion.' The tnot that the mountains as well as ' the valley are covered by a luxnriant vegetation, crivesto them a creen and lnvl-1 tiug appearance, which renders many of the scene peculiarly attractive to me beunider. The present jmpulatioti, though sparse, is rj'iiet, innustnoiis, intelligent and moral ; the negrrx-s , tliere not being numerous enough to constitute an important element in the whole society, l Know ot nueountry more inviting to inauiitrioua emigrants, when one Consider its excellent climate, water and soil, it mining and manufactu ring resource, ana its ciieap innns nu good iMipttlation. . Very truly your, - . . 1. l ,v XI NOM An kkcoxh ti: vc ro.v, s rrrMMEX- " T.iLMIJ.AO.'i. V.K RHKU AT 1 1fK . V HFRH1DN. SbC'VOt I- Mf it nitwit d hy tie feV and Lrt" of JlrprerntitiK of'ilte VnUeVttutt nf Airnrtriit tmgrtn That it is heriJiy declared to have beei :iie true irr; tent ami "iiteiir'nig ofj the act of the second day if March, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-seven, entitled an act lor the more efficient government of the rebel State, and of tho act supplementary thereto, paed on the 2ft b. day of March, in the yiar 1807. that the government then existing in tho rebel State of Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, tlcorgia, Mississippi, Alaba ma, Louisiana, Florida, Texas and Arkan sas were illegal and vtjid. and thereafter the same e-iverc crVwere to otrt contiiiuttl subject in all respects to the mili tary enmtanlVr"tif the riuct-tives Ilistricts and to the" authority ot Congress. Rictf Ioit"S. And 15 it fu't'Mf tMtttA, That the comumiiHrr of any fiUtriet named 'in nid act shall Votve poftvr, suljject fH theip. proval of ilie Oeiiend of the rniietf tlie i'niteil Klai't, ' have eflert tilj tll autntvecl, wiieiitvirx hi toe opinion .oi wTieiK.vtTv snch commaniVr the proer admiiiiatration of said act shall rt-iiuire t, to susiH-nd or remove trom office, or frotn the tvertormance of officud dutii-s and the, exercise of edEctat oowers. any ollicvr or irsin holding or e ercfaing. or jtrHfeasim to hold or exercise, any civil or military nffieVor duty in auch diRtriot, under any power, election, appoint tiieut, or autluvrity derived from or granted iv, or claimed under any so'cuitcu Mate or hee;f:iiliTirthftot, iTt' aftf 'Tliiiniclpal' or otlw-r ditiMon thereof, and upon such an.nenalon f fpmuva! suflrcommnider, su.H J 1 l".,'TTT-'' lie TvTTiei ai u Ii 'I ei-o iw, iitall c4ie-powesinifrv4naHH iiem stwti'n trrts-iraiTl avi ti,4 iif micS oditrror p-ron isnpended ar removed, by thdetiil of mms competent uliiirr i "il'Tit r oti 4- ri'Hi'ii-niii i in t'lf- y l;l III 'nil'lf D'tlirr I lT"lt"tTT -1 ' -; i I1 :-d t,. Ii'! -:i:. .i d j ij.: '-' j'. ''-.," - -fwrtfitr rwrrud,- That thit Oeiietl ol the am. us "d the United stale tbai be htvled wttii ail the powers of suuet4siun,l-m-jval, . apP'!iritTieiti and deil granted ir the preceding section to district commanders. Pfctios 4. iA?"! it it further exacted, Tliat li act ol.the td!ic..r of the army, already d-ne in reiiixyin; ip ttij difrie' pers-Mt, eitri.;iitn tin" f -r.. ti-irsof civil wTio-ra and appoigtitii; oiiie.r in their attad ara hereby ctifirraed ; p'ov ide.1 that any person bere tolor or htre&f'.ar ppointd by ny dUtrict commartderig eAm'Leejfj.filaciiiaJia s-.f ftu cWtj office myj je rjiiyrcil nfiTlTary olllcer in, command of the ,-ui. t or by the General ot the army jnd it fl ail be tU"d(KinmmanIeliiy rifmSvi fr'iiT ofliee, as aforesaid, all p tsods who are . i -loyal to the goveenmrut vt the-United BratevioT-who--mBFthefr offlt lal iiiffut,ce .i any ir.atiner o hinder, delay, prevent or obstruct the due and proper administration of tittt act. aud tilts acts to wbittl this is upplemcrtary. . " " r " . Bctio 5: And ht it ui ttur. tnoettJ, 1 hat the boards Tif registration provided tor r the act entitled "n act snppleuietiiary to an act entitled 'aottct to piuvulc lor the uuue efficient goveiument of ti e t t.l:jii' , ' pawed March , eighteen hundred and si xty seven, shall have lmwer, audit shall le their duty.hUoie allowing the regwtra of anv beraon. to tts-rxttitiu uiwn tit-H or information as they c-w. obtain, whetlur such person is eittitlwl lo be nuts'i-red un der raid ttfty and tho oath n ij.nii d by said Set shsil not Iwcomilufcive on rpu siiuo, and no person ah all be reUlered . unh-f. such board shall decide that he H cut it It d thereto ; and hh:Ii f"ard shall Mo have power to examine tHliiemath (to hn adiniu istertd by auv meridu r of melt . Utard) any n.. .,.J..I.l,t.ttd .ijii.lll...lt..n uf .I-V ttlTllll tuiminiT m.fi.rmti1.n Hut in rverv ruse ft I ! e- " . ' ,. I relii'al by the boatd to regl-ter un eppn- j . i - i i IIM Ciiii - r..., - eant. made in rrrrr iii h' it nudier uit-nrtJ ed, the hoard ahull ni;-.kc a, note or nu nn. ramluirt, which shall be rt turn d with the registration list to the comiiinndiiig Oener al of the Districts, setting forth tire g-oun.l of such refusal, or such' mrikiiig from tii list: ProruM. that no person shall te disorniKfled, a a mtm-e td'-nf 4-ord 44- regiatration, by reason oi lace or color. . Hbction 8. And U it ' further eairte-J, Tliat the true intent and meaning of the oath prescribed in "said supplementary, act it (among other things) that n piiitn who has been amember tif the J gislature ot any State or who luta held" any exieutivc or judicial office in any rtatc, whether he has taken an oath to support the dm stitationof the United Plate or not, and whether lie w as iiohlitig siull office at lln oommeucement of the rebeilion or had held it before, and who has alterward engaged in insurrection or rela-lliou against the United Sttea,'of given aid or comfort to the enemies thereof, is entitled to be registered or to vote; and the words "executive or Judicial office iu any Btate" in said oath meutioned shall bo const-rued to include all civil oHiec created bylaw for tho jf Imiiiitra'tion of the general law of the State, oKJjr the ad ministration ot Justice. V' SkCTIuM 7. And fa U further enacted. That the time for completing .the i.riginai registration provided tor in said act may, in the discretion of the cotfimaiider of any district, bo extended to the --1st. day of October. 18B7: and the boards ot rigiHtra . ',, . . . .,! j, i,i. . .1,.;- tion shall have power, and it shall betheir duty, commencing "fourteen, days prior to any election uucter m act, uu upon rciv sonable public notice.of the time und pluec thereof, to revise for a period of three dnys the registration lists; and upon Ueing swtisfief that any person wot vniitTid there to has been registered, t& atriko the name ol uch persttu from the list. And I m;h board (hall also during tho amje peritd, add to such registry the names of ull per sons who at that time possess the qualilicfe; tions required by td act who have not leu already registered, ami no person shall at any time be entitled to he registered or to vote by reason of any executive pardon or amnesty for ny. act or thing which, with out such pardon or amnesty, would dis qualify trim from registration or Voting. Section 8. And It it further enacted, That section 4 of the ,aid last-named act shall be construed to authorize the comman ding general named therein, whenever be shall deem It needful, to remove any mem ber ot a board of registration, and to ap point another person in his stead, and to till any vcncy In such board. ' . SEef irJN 9. That all members of said Boards of Registration and all persons here after elected or appointed to office in said military districts, under any so-called State or municipal authority or by detail or ap pointment or the District commanders, suan be required to take and-subscriheo the oath of office prescribed by law f5r officers of the United States. Section 10. That no District Command er or member of the Board of registration or any of the officer or appointees acting under them shall be ooumi m nis action v any opinion of any civ il officer of the United Htate. KifeTif.w M That all thu nrovinlotia ot this act, and the act to which this is sup plementary, shall be construed liberally, to Hie ena niai an me intenia uimcui inj fully and perfectly carried out. GOLDMtOIUI rCM AMi t"OL r i wit. y tsT-witrtf. -A-ftrH-f .timii.t. i-v- J ginon M.mday.ttio tt!i. ol Nerrrr. i", and euBiiime forty piI:. Tin) yt ir will I flivi diii into two semot: ot twen-.y w,k oci. hut there will bono vaeti ttil-i.' ". The f'aeutiv Oi aun.e as b rotor-are. rtiirti receirtdst aiiv tune a'-i4 ehar,;e-d trom rtati of arrival. . TnormKa . n..-n.-ri; pn:. .nti l Cwt-i-pline i dvantaKua on-nrpaeeJ iwti- r ; wi waterate eharnwl; heathy-l-tn s rrhtrweta pvih'nesof all denominatmna anpie ; and evirr -rartttry fOrfr llinini an4 lhtihon, per ticei-i-ih of twenty weeia, 195, In eurrrncy. ' roroar'tmUra, d.lres the niiaerniiwa, or Prof. E. W. Aimms, fiolditooro, " C. b.v. m. jtiLTos rr.oT, July i!S-2wt01 fraajilea1. 8T.cix5ii:t'i ham:. A FlflsT CLASS ecilOOL FOR BOY?, (IK It I.TI. rrt":WJr'1 nun bi hiXil tvA- w.tAirt.lrtnr.r.'rtrt' -tne p!irtT I: li iia,'-. i, . it mv ' if rwr artvaniaa-r that are ail rO-.l n til nv-t rjwieo-t Northern betHila. trjit klM I, f !.. libs te-en. lry, tn,!,.,. H-.'iiiarlinMl ia tii'i.t''! t 1 . IWT.-W -rr-:-- mrf m, t..,wt l.i. - The ntnala aid alt rf" l ived I cuiuvaieni o; -onrleirti!. it:-.m-.'. i...- i ' ia tsli-a to unite tlrf" em ml of a b-.i 1. 1 1- the itnet lH-'iSw of a s-i.'.r-l. Ij t.e ',.--l-ta, Ou innuuiiuii rUiaut.kaliaye let eupcri or iu th ewmu-y. Tiieviaeb-rrell Rentl'-nw a rf fiiin r iw pl aita nin-nia, and the inirnfftlm wut l'i-rn.l thorough kuid. 9- ( 'm-uiar. wiitiisiM full "pstttcttbtra. with w ereiuwe'wd ht o pupda, aid bo id to st. aniti-iwi. Rr.v. J. VMit htlEPHI-ftP. A. M.. Ite-.. I ftrrre tJ;ii!p Athtttv-u, a i tbe;riry -f V: I 'C ; Bvtxijtirie.'trd,"f trtreewwr fct-ir.p "'' ti icr, of ia I i.h--p Wilitw,' of L; ini,"i e. J.thsetoo ; f.eh'l Wade tUWFtoo, 8. t. FA3IIL1 - ). W JAVkfTEVILLlS PTREE'F, - KAI.KItill, X. C..i , KI ! JS n.TAXTl.T OS I1AVD A LARGE " Mil uf - t Itdlf CliOCF.RIES, . tfl "y.itt of Niicsrs Onuh' d, Of- tit il!atu-et;t kl'4n M-. i "MrHt f i M-it, tji sit l.jiiuira. Ilia,1 sod tit. Pomtnfte; lt""i, - lis. M.nj'acrs, Kiusrehrid liuu. t.ra mi ipei , IaiI, 1 r ,-), ih, a i;r.j. ti.li.t tr. hrcili";; " 1 spi1 for hoU- e hiKi-i 1 ltf a a-ot, IVkUd i l'-:i;. ; tied i.!i;.i-i : J,oi:-. I iai,-ii, j'iii.,-,u- s:M Nj'inas. S'a:kerel, "'"I" hewrh Heir A "plfn-Ivi lot of l.( l:.".-' 1 1 i,' 1 an ! h'i"1 1 Mitinoj. , : U'ei-po-ji sti'l'iaWe Kali. I' -i ! wtiit.- fct-reer, Praeh Now ba4 Jack, sen t(;r. tiimvy liat-Kioi!, Mope, Hole Lesthw. Freaek il swtinx J.n.iiij, faVtua, 4a. Kh Pegs, lack, Af't, : .. H"K,ii-!i rf r. Powder and Shot, OiHlea ;wsi. t'arl awl Con Sitarch, Farina and Taio- r.iHf.u iimry Cfluoae, tactorv thtw; a In iTH ftM4'fi'!mri,t of t'anued Frtttt. riekli h'nim.iit ni i.nu..l trulls. IW.p,,., Itl.M. r.ta k a n . T ..I... XT,,,.. x. ' - .I''" a, aw . - - " aiir-. 1-motin, Fija, CurrauU sad Prunss, ; evorjr iilng4tlly kept ia un-la Oro A!.n Lionnrs of at j;rl3e. Attention Is espe- i of si! nr lo our in , um old llutwmi'u County i:,M?jtt i d tv-llor Al! r nunr of op net , Catsup, sud Fancy Oro. nt-l t itftrsilv, verv chip for cf !i. Jft.-w.il atrietiv foriasu. .. ' Ajii!3tf- Fsujilj Oroceft It-'H-KT A. JiSXI.HS, , Willianibiroi!f;li Lmcki. S Psaar lUIotgh. . "N. C. ' JENKINS & PERRY, , Family Grocers ami Commission AX 13 FtO HANTS, 111 THE STUCK ROW, lour floor Xorih of tbo Pot Of. fl' wud nearly Oppotlte 3Iarkrt Square, FAYIJTTF..VIIJLE STItEET, , llALEIGII, Ka C. rirsti fill for Hie flatteriiiK JairotiS(te with which we have heretofore bueu o kindly favored, were hjHVllully hoIi -it bit ilii-reinx-il shtrenftb pstron jtKif'iirjIin eitizeua of fialetgli and th urround inn e- oiit i v. V, iliiout spvetally gaiting, we deem iimiU-HMit toey, Utatonrsiook moetly emhraoas such arti-'Ms ax ai uatlallv found in family Uro ii i ic , M-.-i of oiir pmxls hr been recently Uinulit" in Eew Vuk and lialiimor, fur cash, sua liiiw to tie "i io sen mora on uaciory u Milllin to0,.r.uk of Grown, ; e have a line lot. of IIAT3 AND KEADY 1 MADB CLOTHIKO and s bplendiil kit f Confw tioncrlf, eonalstin of PLAIN AND FAKt'T CASnira, BAtSISa, OUAMWrt. l'tUt, Kl lH AND -" UIUNi.iv ptAt'UtS, U of which will b sold on reasonable term. Wo have )o a fine V of genuine Durban fmokinK 1'ubaoeo, whieh we can implicitly reeora. mend to "thusa wlio anloko." PlesM call and o ' . - - - , Ws will p v particular ntflntinn to all eonalfrn menta of l'roduoft and slerehandia entmatod to our care and will endua'vor to sell at the beat Hiui-lot prinea. CnnnKiiiiieiita are- reapeotfully aolidtod. l;y a immt and i-kwe alt ntiun tu biiKiiu-as ami lair dealiiijc with all, we hope to lui iu wA rViie a alitue uf pubhe paltonaRe. April is au-ti r.v ' - KISCELLANEOXTS. Or. THE 1. V. S. r,A KfcTTTCY ACT, 1S0T, '",'. Willi THE : Ruies, Ordi-rs and Foinis of proceedings" tfiere nnder . C jNVF.XIKXTLY - ' AiiieMstcl, lusdiiiwl and Arrsiigfd. Bound ia J:tw tihei.p--t'riee fS. - - ALSO,' ' 'lite M.mkrnpt Law, wilh all th Rules, Forms, A., iu I'amplilet. Jrim 23 etnta J-nr ealc lv i WHddAM8& LAMBETH. j,.i) niMf IHMIOLPH "3IAC05 C0LLEGF. VIKOINIA, Til n S EXT PKSdIN OF TH IS ISBTIT CTIOS t o nmenee on tlie lilth of Sept. IMS7. . v. In aM'Hou totlie .eh(iis of Mural Pnilwr nhy, Ae.-ieitt l.aofnnifir-a, I vdiematics, Katrtrid Iltiii tny.iiy mid Uwlern lABguagre, the brtard has eefatidtibed a chuol of , . coMJn;naAL science, " -iTiTviri-b arc tntdtt-t?te-hrrnchm ofT." tsii'if Biluoiii ! ; '-hit" uCi'irg the litwrar,',cK-rMia aii ir:ti-.J". VoMftg men aMiiKmjf tor tiw BdNtatry.f td ao'.dii.-ra uiaabiedby Uh laiu-aar, yt't j' bin in tM-eeai.tue eircumstitiioea, eau teit ; f.ee of tinliofi. All adf.i.orhiiia valid. t-x-ce fe-rten mor-iti iiielu.t!..i.mcl-, ut i-tT iiidiimm. (av.!raeil,t fini, ijg!;t, i-hoia, rii?r' -iimii n and eeutiuiit ! and tttittoa in tbtoeh v -I w -. to cceupy the whi4t tiiuc t-t-.tit t.ue'l'tf pa-ab! at tua Qt.-KinieK " ea.rh 'WAiiiii'v toieof liaeli '(Mnndsv cit-(". runs il .5i i 'srok HiaUon; (iliohioond A. lantJie hiik(iid, ) t IViydtmt Menu tor I imilr, r-TH. X80K,-'- .-' f 1'ren-leii'. Buydtou, lI.vUelit.uis; Cofc VaJuh la-it, !-S ' At-ROU. IiC-.M. I'XII. -ttTTOFI-THTO 7r,r. rt B.MC TUW CF.IX limtoinj to wo u- i ir iua.il that iU anji--A.!;-f"tr4 tw I Lwtf tdi oll till fc'-'e it a' .i-'?.' -i: a. cfcp: a,ui ft.fr-w isTiti"." It Ti'!twv-iuiPt,1ve.:".f front n ,tlignl! jne-H. . . . . vi ..l t-.i i:: vaatr t Ct; l- o p It lil IKit anil ot Kl ease tirfmlothtrisr:' U nri.ilii'-e a ie-n atid iKiaJUOHi dttt 11 1 1 - "I i u.-.i.... F i.t ittiverotim-e't U ttau i 'i -il B y Kemaeua tAuip by e j i ai.ttijtUiw wtwy 'trnirrA ;; JLalMj,'ti.tUtteXi3fcwiaT mi l. HHiMdi l lll IwUlil Brt. ,.'.JiX j. if . .ejJoieii, Jt.nl 7";il ifi-4. lip ei aii- uta. i... , ....i rf.i"u , ii.. up aij- .a. l Vi'.:it i,i-,iT t'. r.i uiulaetufa til Oil or ii. 'n ut . itc'--e.-i.uty, tviii b. fciiid oa raamaijtti tl-rUiS (in M'it! itli-M to - ' ,,V- it. W'., 15K8T 4 CO., July 13--m Ik-ih, N. C. ij 1 1 'c": . ,i - hrr. I.t give a ti-st, at thens-iki; a .;.-a ot t'i O.-n- r; Aaa-ai: if S. (, i ti- !... w, i. I..1.-V ti-r tea tf-ai,-... , tb JiiiySi.kv-il . PETEESBlTEQfSSfIS2r2KTS. ltJTWfrTreitxTirrrcAiTGrrr"" j, C1olnf Auction fuie' r Of the Season last Week, and procured MANY VlSir5 V.. DESlR A OLE Ai O O DS SCITSD TO THE WA31TS OF TUIS CPV MVSITT, t AM tKEPAKHD IO omit rue BEST AND CHEAPEST : DRY GOODS- EVER OFFERED IS THIS CITY t Amongr tho ittiitiy 4o l f'onnil, no t . ' - - SOU yardi real alik Ebrnidrred GrmSiline. in Be at Tie, a jrh (I J.V W tiij mnia. 1.000'yarda red tiilk Enibn,nr.d (IrenadttHW t ' new style wurta II V for 7oo nw. 1,000 yards tiil Embrtiidarud nadinc, in new style, worth It l, for ft M.' PUta Black sad subd Unlortut OmiMdiae, at eor- rwpoadtnulylinir nrHjsa. Thee (tfc,rJui.tachiHK irtli.'SMwa h onW( i tbiy -ha-rtf buen -very . scarce 4id iiif' li 1,000 yarua deal, pretty D ' Onnda, in all ... kindaotxbia fhr;ca, worth Wto 73 cento, fur aStoS7iwuw - , Th bob! artii-le for Travelling PreaaM-I ortirnw: worth $1 60 for 6'JJ to 75 ouaU. TSd moat deairable ebadei of ,?rar a nil drub Al- pacaa, at 75 oon:a U tt 00 par yard, a-f Whit and tUauk I r ipe M jrela. Aiao ren - adtne. j 1,000 yartla black Alpseaa : positively th ,gruatl h"rg ins ever wt-MyA iu uiULJiLaija.aJ. SO, m tW eta., vd 1 ; rth in e.ery- h static ooutile tu aiorn jr. " 1,000 yard Biaoit bilks, of th.. ra nt approved maki , in Ttlfouu and Oro Grain, rr I J , 1 45, 1 50, 1 Ii, 'U, umA 4JO I'l.o-i. "" price are from Slootds to ft la) per taril lena ti an any aimilar good bav beei. uff. red in tide market. 1,000 rraaoia, in ttvvry atle and Tarii tr, about half pntieay from f) SOMrtaSU. Also, 8oSHutleud PruitiKiudo 1'aratola, very le- strablefor toandiu-K, weteringptatH-, e. Th larseet suit finest samnmeui of Ife-d Lac (loud ever offered In pt-u-raiutr, for law than half tbetr vain Real Point Collars! ReU Point Collars and CiiOa! Itenl Point Hrttst; ' ..- ' . Real Point Lace Trim rued Hand - kerchieft I On real Puhit AfWihqite I,c Sluwl, a very valu abir arlii lu w. rth I AiO. 10 000 yarda of mam d'-ent Lawns-, from & tu 50 - eenta. worth diaittle the pnea. The beat Laws ewer ettifoH m Peifwhurrf for 85 ernta. JM yards b.iff Mncn Iwn, fori adhv' mmi.IV-' dreams; tbe must deairahlu fpmtU i f thv market, - " - " Also, 8,0ihi )aritacfpi ih Linu ' f.iiren (toailnc l.iuen pnlls aud lanvaa Ttu-ta at lt w 50et.nLs per yard, worrli flu t;t-., i. ft. Alto, 1(10 pitw Canton SUMniy bom,7k to M mala lKr yard. Amoi.t! tn .ui is lue Lnpo-nai, ihrt best Ms.ttuiH tnad.' . " It is nut iKK-iMaary to add tu..,.'. nor to nay ! am selUuK luwur tJiaa anyone eiie. l'iio ftldx am the beat Jit 'goa of this, aietl In-pe thejr ii 6 iv their vnrttkt aiitwtantiaify in i y fav r l leir llieral piroot, and 1 w,U aaa.ire ih--m i will lcv bo elioi t ni' io'l tu ple -i-i ' TU .M S a f'jfl. ...ii". US .yeaiin.etiwuwt. ;.. I'ancaaMvut, Va Jun20-yte k KKC:urME0i73 " joitTH caKuii.;aci)Ujuie. ;, Maat PleaMstt, S akarra reaalr, Sr. Th neit fwhol.- tic t'rm of tlii lumiluthm will eomuieue on th firtt S!i.d.iy in Augttit, lHti7. Ihe oouree of atndv u tie puranud ia thorOutrb , th government arm aud dectdi d-; the expeiiau very low ; the health and morality of the eom milinty uuaorpaaMjd. EtrEssES, U. 8. Currency Far Seaslun of 10 Btontha: BoaTd, fto.oo per month, tlftO.pn. Tuition, Cnhnga Um s, -. aii.ao. ' Eugli.h lanaea, (Preparatory) WHO. Itoom reut, i ul, Haluwi, ., ahout il.T oil. All UidiKeut youiiv nu n, muutt-.l iu th 1i ar and incapatiitatod tir ae-vcro pi.rieai eaeruon will be charged only t haij ut C10 shot raU a ofTumon. For further parttenlars, send for a Prospectus. Addrt. , L. A. CI RLE, A JL, - , lYof. Aucietit Langnajsna, -ML Plaaaaul, Cubarro ( a , H, C June ll-263-8m PATENT IMPROVED METHOD OF S!.K1G WELLS, ' 0!t : THE NEW LABOR SAVING ECONOMICAL, PIMPS. HAVING rUBCHASl'I) THE VsifJiB ANT) exVjui-iv ritthl tutu patent in.per.v, d nie thrd of e kinnt't lla. for li e htate uf .Norili Car hua. we deaire to b v a mni ml jehahla Ae.-ui- in every e-iuiity of the Niato. ' . As tt t tiuau-aid ter fywy ratiiy to hive an abunoaiitaUiiiy uf water, 0:1 ti tr iinit pr,.Qii.a,, fiireubveuteDee, afety and eenttiiiiiy, too aid t,r tbi frutnit olfers Sua ojieriie.j; fm- au enwrpri. itilj ntati ia eacn county, to eiiyaa in prottLable Uia4.sss. OCR P1IICE3 ARE FOR No. 1 f I?E, f J5 ; ' Nc.,',aa, - XfttrlmmlrimJii-T T-AfttJH8r 1 TV bav a So. ) Fnmriin npi.rt)iO W 'froot of oorbtore, Ko. 23, pufiw-b oueet, in h wa auttk ta an hour, and supplies about 8 ' GALLOro( par water pr"dar. 1 Uf can aba b tn a o;ertiia at tb Oaatotr (fn-mr, atid at other rda eea -n Newberj ; ao at fiiiavti -4tifii,t Mrce beul city, and a many oilier piva.a. Xbt w the cheapest etui uioat etieedy motl of 0 rtaujitij water lt auy a.iciioa, a eu eaaei ;luje ly stream of water teai-iied, l,;. ii ia not at ftory, t4 obtain oat thai whteu a met deai aU, - -- - - , . Addrea ewyesporideiir fit information, aea dr or idrI b '"-"" "" ". . . MITCHELL, AILKS CO , Jt liWetf - : 1 MTBrm. HOr uu tae Ijift OayoiauaoaU l b7, at th resi- denc of th late Juhu '. H.imere, lc'd. in Jviinaton County, S. C , I will cspna U.ii'ihc jruu'ittt. tm a.Jifni'. tj au-niiiini a, ii,-r r.. .m.1 pt'iiwrti cif aw J iiuKitv iioix) aud 4 str-wtt- mn irtrffltrr-tt vt-pwS?'e-'tirtS. H a ttiimia-r tif itief ratlin aiTd :,,.tt tiuiiy Ue,,d M uch vloirw-ofie bitfiiired bi-sd uf tit'-,: ; attd fixUWi fantiie! imtiienietita ; itnuhe-tiiitd od bite-hen AatMtait, tut uuitM aril- 1"" ue.-eeaarv to ro'-ormn - ii,i.i,iii,ii.ir; - July l :-h it CJ TtfATI'f ' i 7:-. .. DEItS, Aemr. iWo 1 lie-1 Oi li!i. I! -'. 3 aiiiait..ii. a. 'leai O-in I I..:.'.v ..-li it li- e, I. 'UI a-i V'l -I.t a.: t . 1 w d' hire r. .J r i 40 B-oi telx-n riew itiVett, if ifijinrel. '' Ai-irw ' i v I tt. i, . JMf iJ-J-ie-lawax. ' fj.4a.lwra, . C. r lanscsiXAyiolTa l.L'!. Ai.uivi.a Itiiule: . -trarnV'."C 1 ""tt " Tvrsirrsiss, ....- i.ia, ' loaoru ntixow. H ?, Uwtan, . Cr-s rra, Tr ;t, "T tlt usra, jaia'BE, . MeCatlLCV. J . atiaa MCukbT Vt lt.l.W, -i'hbiTlia, . .. . ail us. Ua-tteaau. All just rec - rd a Tneli',rt? btit fttll. ivxitr larlitlT, . Aloaata, MtlTllK, " DtaoM - . Urwatt, -----C.'i khikob. ' our ciiw buu, aext to 1 SiiUNHOX, FAKKAIt A CO, - MayM40-:------'-r-i- - H .!" r tt tt at -t '.,. m L-r r'lCK, I bay etit. 1M7. ) ijlTEfUATKNDK.sr iUtaititt, . I. Aai 1 II tKGllF WUtUlCLEOS H. A 0. R. B. 0amfie.-Vav7th ltti7, train will nut on it 1 O. it t. a f .llowa: liaiiy 'I ,1 rout ! a'-oKdeiKh 8, SO A. M, ,,,. - aft P. . M 'UT :.-":""'i- it W.ddoi "ln.iiO A M. A.. 7 'at lrti . . ' 8.AO V M, .rteihi-.tt. .. . nwi.ua t lialeigh 4,60 f. V. " Iea, a , A. IL TUa mail t rs tua m Jt TitmocoB eonneottmis with til puint It jtu aud fiuatba muck a any other r.mte, . wnv rteta Mky-2-tf . ' 'lioaafMps l'liirTMia Htanihu-d cainv till forbid ' lilt. JlW.lalTI'lafc.-.-.-.' ns lla. VMl.U iHill'U H TiCE' OF 1IEPI eiim in llaVtfdi an 1S1 vieimty. tu I b 'fcl, t tlitl tu. Lattiti'a. baieitdiJulytt-'i? im . WHO LKHAL, 13 M'ViJsrucn.Nurst'rjmen k Florltt.l l5ttmAS) ST., tl'.MiLK Ht. CIIAIILEU HOTEL) "" Richmond, Ya. i-l 1.1 IV kUllIt KPHSrVU. lie li.IUmir B Mli tfrtted VIRGINIA 8PRTSOB. it may noteia hy taiiruada and abort otage hues, -tver eod roada in eitttttorsabt eoa?he by cim tra, i Um.ttid tU-n paae.et,K'ns Will be oiiea for Via.tura oil axu at 1 ta rna 1.1 or Jena lh07 i " wuiiE ifLpaca, , OaxTjiBanaCora-n, W. Ti. " SWl'KT BlUtStis Al BAIT BCLfDUH. . IPKIM.8, Moxaok Uonrrr, W. V. i ,le f 1 V.rnlni Central rai'mil to Jscksna t.i-,,. Hiittl alu.ot loth ittly, vhss Ui ,i !. wilt bo run to Cuvi 'itua; . mio ftom Bouaaek'a, uo tu 1 in.-iui ana Teutieaaca . tdtii-oad, na siagfia, ,' nortifhisos, HBAlJNfl KPltlSOM, aad " - ' HATH ALU W&'V08, m:yi Cat Coeiot, Va. K thmte tin Virginia Cei. iral ralirosd to MiUboro' IiOC lililtlUOB AXtil Bl'filSUrJ, ItocitaHiBua Cottrrv, Ta. Pu)Bt m Vtrwuiia Oentnil vadroart to Ooahra UCiV. J I uromrA wtiins suu'Him alum srmsos, . . (fOBjti. Rrkir.u;'s.) .' - tt 'Ulu tw C'eiili I r .ilriwd to Mannlott, thene by etatfue to tne ppm((a, AI.UOIlAM' UPRiNOa, Homtaain CucsTV, Ta. Ituutfl i-t.1 Vin.mia i ntra, braiie and Alex dria, tuMitaaviHe b pot. ou Virginia and 'i'enneaue riJioad. C0VNK11 SlU'HLU b'ULSCS, liorrrocaT Coturv, V. Houte ss atv tn Cnyner' Bprlne station, Tir giuu ami lonneaaueraiiioad. , ; ( th novo nTrir ktth eaa be proeared tu irtntl eitie West, Not lit, anJ r"i'it)i, to a'i the auov v nauii d tpntiK THETUul t-ATtom of Hi above Si Tiupra liave provided an en tir 00 1 lit of ,. v. Sf'.W lUiiMTt'KE, A. - hi all det'rtrrr"-', snd will ne every effort to t taiua !ieil. , Slav a J50-ie.- Itl ALO fcl'KI.XOia, SlECKLENIiUHQ COUNTY, VA. TflW well known Wateiiug ph.ee, newly Improved and fjttf d np, i now open for TIIE E.ECEPTIC3 OF OtTISTi ' raa roUxiMTaauTciiajHiC as AOorrr.B : BOAItD.rKFititT . I 11 -A. . " I " WtKIC '"v 12.A0. ; - ' : .-, Hjsm Svf OMPtlC.V AND 8KB VA X tfl HALF ..sTRICSIt After June Iftth. ibe Regular 11 a ; ii , FROM Tli2 Si'KKVGS WILL MEET iVH-ii:iNfji:itH V- f ror Ri limonil atrfeutt bn , h p it, every tae. tlay, 'Itiera-Uy, a ci-iiru.i. 1 11 1 finto- t sarnie 'fVary iliAidny, Wiidiutiliij and Krulay. - AN II A J lla been nfsed for the Antustlimnt&al irtru-lee. aesaoa, and Kher 1 T. PAXfiOS, Jin-"JH,i.3iii . rr. jAacii. latiTt.L, NEW O It JL. 12 AN . vVM.'A. IIPRT. ............. . .tiKNrwOauaur. V. P. Co Kiii.ii. i", fipottairood Hoie, fcicuinood. " TELrGIiAl.T 'A.Nir fliTLitTi;.!! OFFICES, " tst aeiUio or mot -i. ' ii.ly "io-.ti wbra--w -yHw -ytm not. iu i- v- ,,Lff utirflis Ri'Kk eftr-xida, wt a a. b l.j: t , vt-lit til er t.i;vM. e-T - -- -e7iat 10 ae ctiji rtura iu pi t. r i s e- u. Jnt) ry and I i.ita.y. xe ti.., ' -i . rit Yi-ic tt'-tcti, Ul-l-' we ca.. aiford to t. 1. 1 s 11WJ2 jr,(U. J Iti ot'ii.t. i.i a- u aeii ttnxs m'iat buy wi 11, and tk'a a'vral 5. ' --r - -i'lenc alea e to tlo. tt ih eet'-iei t.ti. iti,-i-it to t.ixe (e.'ir.i siisfp. tem. Hi i nii iia-i SiW.iya veea uh. iriii, lit at li d-iy r. -eivoiif a li-t o: nt,.- Kr . ajd Ami i-i an, i'.-iNT ' ie. and lvtMu ; -pets, whit we a ll - -ii r at-iirjxt ii. .- :B at. lur kw fifvi tmat iu t above Tu.ker's New iiaii. , . , ' lillA-NSON, FARKAR4 CO. Jub 22-Oa-tf 1 11 If a u& Ann ofwyt naarrt.t i-fithi T I I l,ii il.. V Inia i ---i- : -, ' . rr r. f ",r--rr r.- A. I'.-HAl.UAil-HJ.t bt. IVii t tli.U titi'i in. 1 i.i -i ' inly -W J91-tf AV el 1 toil, I afii. wy, . -,, ( Hiar.dni J '.n'l Piogrea tsopy. it ' t.te ii.. ;n, f.Hhmi t U .. I . . . ... ' - - .i Jlm-iil.ul- snscEiiAjrEDirg.' PIIOTtRAriISI STftAsoEna vt srnsc !tAixicirAE3TEET pouu4j utTiled to call at WATSON'S GALLEHY OP AHT, AKTDT EXAMINE TIIElJANY BEAUTUTL - 1 PA1XTIXQS, ail roRTUAin, .;, riwwwsiim!.; On eshibiUod at tliia eaWbliahment. Photosraohs executed in tha iineat btvle of the art. I'aruonlar attentibn gtvea to copying old ra- (uemotypes ao. . . ' I. W. tVATSUi--. K1ih,JaM-96S tf . - J. T, !UUUKIt St ItUO., til 8ICAM0BE: 8TBEET, PETEESBTJSa, VA, W. It. MOlIIUH V CO, 18 rAYEtTEYILLE ST., ! TholeMtle and Retail lfcnlcr AND MmufACtureriof J1 Kinds of Tuiniture, -ALSO - Deslor in Faper llaniiimra. Floor and Table OU Uotb, Wutttow-Hbad, toamelrd -ttrrth rod - Kor i at Unit . t all and eianiin onr stock. Our motto i qnick sales and email prWHe. prj ut-atn-nut" . ToaAcuofviiiT. It in a weft established fart, that TOISACCO well flavored commend a bolter pria and more rt ady sale i.un it dnea when pot flavored or bnl ueuiyao. niu-n iiamn the oaao, would it not lie to In intret of klnnfeiitrni to nee Ulraity nwrw i.aTuriog aiau-riaia, aiicit as UU A Uee.l. 'lotika Iteatia, ih-rtiatuot, tium Htyru, to aoe. Nuliiieee Aiiffi-lie r.oot, drriM ' ' Hiiaki!i ' . ' Vaturiaii " . Amaeed M Cardamrin Bfd, ("oriatider loiini, (linn Arable, t lunamnu, 14 Ciuronetla, ( litToa, ' Oerauianij liiiintMi, - " -Mil liana, ' finuucK, ' Haaba " S uilergreen, Allipue, Cmiiuniod Bark, t.-lovua. DUve utk, .1 V hav eonstantlr en hand a l ire. i-k of lh abov artieles; aim, lli-anihiis; lirttaltea and Like of ail kutua, aluiii w m li t-ei y fom. JOH1UN Jt CAKH, ' "W'h.ilesaiskud Ketslltirticciet ," Hay. 27-Sl7-if , e. t V: --y. .-' Petersburg, V. . Valuable City Iroperly Tor Sale. OSE OF THE klOHT DKbtKAttf ,E H0rnrS and Lota iu I'm City, (front of Nh Hqnare) lately nooupled by Mra Itullin lin ker, d.-c d Tu Itouae ootttaiiia iofaiuia, all Weil fiirnuihed. Lot about i aiin'-a, ronuda UeatiUiuiiy nrtie ntHtitKl with AbrttldMTv. tViiaerrainry tided wi-bj the rate flfiwera and panlen of tina trenTnliies and tjboicfntit tieea, ail nvH-eary not huiid biK, 'iu eii of put ml. t, . l'otiaeaiiioo en b tfive mtmediatt I,v. vl.'SL it R 6. TUCKER. narj 175-tf ADMlKlSlBAlOlt S SALE OF lik'AL tKTATE. BI Virtu of s Decree of the Cotintv ronrt nf tVaa inftton I onnty, Hay Term lre-7, 1 ahall enpo fur aaifi, on TiiemiaTiinh. AuKimt, IeT, at tli" Court Iti. line door bi the town t.r 1 Ivnimith, th auulTided'luturnai of Joeeph ii. Jluiilhan, de Cca. d, (which ia th ona li-dt.) in tiie hwan-p known a the 'KOtLHAt' '-WaMI'" in Waahtn. bm CtHttity-dviti 011 the Turnpike and adjoining the laud of H, Il Sloliaa, Hardy l.erett, and ' oUir,K-eontainit.g, by iirvev, ' FOUHTHOTJSANO MX HDNDEDD AND BIX- - TtEN Ai.T.l'A. . . ' Raid Rwrop has enn-u!i i..hl n,tintitv of Cr. pre Timber, hue s femie aoil-utd ( r am'ta tvery a.tvantat;e. with eiitbct nt drauiiiif, tor on 4 the ducat farms in the rmiiirrv. Ttastat A credit of Hi. Tl! snd Kithtjeo mn-.Uia, wtthTwu Uttudttd liolltr cttait I - pay dual aud charge--. - . JOSfll'A f. S'.riFT, Aduiiiiihtiator, Ae. Plymouth, N. C. July &-'d-iiawj JJASIKL I'ltATTN' (ilNti. (30 tiAWM yt have one of them) frlcl'rttrd and ratable Oina in Slm-e.wliu h will sell al manufacturers, pru-oe,freihhl added. u. 1: vyillIamson & CO." Jaly le-291-tf jaEDICISE3,i&a "kauin lii Jits' CATII AHTIC AMI AI.TEItn I s , 111.1.. ECOMMENWCD l.lf T'?15 Iir.ST I'lllr-l- tiuuis. 'Purely Ve. table. Ko ta.iel in ' uieiu. uver luipe i t .!,(( CoUl with tium Tolu are perfectly t -ifloh-ha. ior reKuiatiuf tbu Uvwi-la, and for the rnre of Ituiou uver, inlioua fiuaUiuui, t4tii-,i!--a or diallvtititiae, Jauudli-e, l-iuij-eihin, I il r. lvatk-iia, i.tvar Z-'itH aH., jjiz.tii-. -. 1- ,,f Ai'peiita, Mek lleadaeiie, arid ad uin . wher a reitaliie Citiitartic itteiiieme ta riMiitu. .1.. In- W, V, .Vidlett, a ho ima uo ani'iior a a lliyaiciau Iu North Carolina, has examined lite formula by which theae puia ate maiiu acd bifch ly recotnu.euda them. Col. W. 1. iiarlln, tli ditniKuiihed TalViot and iTn-feaeoe uf t.'heno.tr.vtii tne 1 iiivur.-iT ot horth CaroUii, baa a sh:,-.-,i them, and eeu r!.-" that they coutaiu 1.0 U.-rcury or anv oilier tim,e- faj imfaatinumt whatwyr. -K-i . Caii and t a tftfvj.lu. " Irejirea atid aoid by " K. I). fiAUNrntfl. - - Maimnu-iniinr t t -.n --t, rehLUO-tf- Uiat-d .N. C. lor sale in flakich hv WliLLVMS A HASWuOn. thi: AMERICAN EITTLPxS. Tbfl.Cireat fsoufjicrn Tonle, ANn-lE-..-V!iteT.-...FAia.TA.l;r's . TO A-r 4. Wt- t---- 1. 1 - - eet xe tlj-i-Ui, or v,f ilia r-rvi-'it ... r- i .atli: 11 1. !- i-ioal UudUxli- v'l iituna. ' .1 . ..-I dll - 1 . r, 1 Jl'i lu ;' w Vi.'i lituit. tlUO iM h..-kv.l i !" i 1- it,. A V