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THE ECONOMIST;
-Anther iitMi Lb-opinion, tht toeTrmd
ivro blub- at rctM or two van of com irrow hrt
bat one grow before, demurred better of bu conntry
fukl rui more entitled to tit? rrstitade of mankind
iiaa me wooie race 01 pouueum
'ONTIXVED FROM FTC6T- TAOE.
' Speech 0 Honv Dkn. W. Voorhees.
skeleton ffainc and withered death's-head,
admonisliihg all the world of the . loath
some! toascqueuces of a government fash
liti nnA fVmjitifUm. nnd founded
lliv t aantr mb M
upon'the jnorantand. vicioiss Rdasses of
mankind. ; 1 Icr sins may liave peen many
and deep. "!and of the color of scarlet, yet
- they will become as white as wool in com
t rarisftn with those that have been com
mitted against her in the hour of her help
lonhss and distress. . ;
IniNorth Carolina the same, scenes ' of
mirule salute us as we cross her borders
: ller-debt in 1SC1, . was .$9,639,500. A
A.i f til nrA nnn uitbnnf thi n!;i.
ty to1 pay the interest bnnt, $1 1,000,000
"been fraudulent and void, her people
frrnoninor I .nnfKi tTi im1w!rfll! tilxatlOll-
juid 5espair an-1 gloom gathering over
' - their 'Qtturc, are, th4 chief consequences
whicfc liavc befallen North Carolina under
the plicy and ascendency of the Repute
. lican party. . a - ,-
Ixniisiana presents even a still more
striking instance of scandalous and stu
: penclous fobbery. The official statistics
show! her to he in debt tp .the appalling
amount o'f $.jO,540,20G ; all-of which, ex
. cept $10jUCb07i has been created in the
' .degenerate days that hafe overtaken her
since the war. The nunian mind as h
ponders over these ngiires recoils from
the iilainy which they necessarily involve.
. . Tb focblc State of Florida comes for
ward! also with her burden of complaints.
Wheh she fell into the dutches of her new
- ruler she had a-Tittle ddbt of $221,000.
- Now her liabilities rcacnl tlie.sum of $15,
, 7G3.447 54, tlie payment of which isut
, terbjf and totally beyond tier power. -She
has suffered from drought and flood and
worm, but the presence f Republican of
ficials has been more dapiaging to her than
thei? all combined, But f can go no far
' therfin the' discussion of these terrible de
.." tails! Time and space v ould fail me.- I
subqiit. the following coiWensed table of
figures, and I defy their successful
contradiction on this flocr r anywhere
.." clsei "
; Alabama. Debts and UaUilitics at the close
of the war fVJWJ " ; debts and liabilities
.Jinuarytl, 172, e:i8,3Sl.J)6737. -
Arkansas. I ebU and liaj.ilitis at the close
" of wir $ ta'J';,ft"2 87 ; debts and liabilities", Jan-
Florida. Debts and liabilities at theclosa of
tlie war. t! 1.000 ; debt and
1, 172, 13,7a.7..
I'.L.r I).hts ami liabil
labilities January
ities at the close
of tlk war, nominal; debts aitl liabilities. June,
- i?r iil.l.17.!ax). fSec Ktalcsnient of. Mr.
A iiiser, .treasurer of Georgia. 9
IxuLiana. lK.-bts and liabilities at the close
of tlie war. $10.0yo.073l; tt-bts' ami Jiabili
ties June I, 1371, ineluiling die excess of c.x
- pemhtues over receipts. 3.V),."iM0.20i 91 .
North -Carolinia. Debts- ind liabilities at
the close of the war, $.).!!).(); lebts and
liabilities Januay 1, 1S72-, i?:W..SS7,4;7 S.l.
South I'arolinia. lebt ajul liabilities at the
close of the war, $-,0J0.000 ; debts and liabili
ties January 1 , 1 872, 1 s') 14 47.
Mississippi. Debts ami liahlities at the
close of war, nominal ; debts and liabilities Jan
- -uary 1, 1S72, about ,OtK.OUO.
Tl-nriessec. Debt and liabif ities at the close
of ifie war, -20,10.".Ct GO; dfbU ami li.tl.ili
tiesIJanuary 1, 1872, 6sst23 4.
. Tv.a.s. Debts anl Iiabiiito4 at the close of
the -'war. nominal ; debti ami liabilities J atui
ary 1,1S72, 20.il,s. j
. Virginia. Debt an I liabilities at the close
of dve xvar, 631,U:S.l4l 3'J; ltbLs ami liabili
tW January 1, K72, $ fi.412 21.
t . Tfe present assessed value of the tax
- able property of Uie Suites on whom this
vast fountain of debt Jxs been s fraiKl
ukjntry and so frightfully accumulated is
considerably less than ona-1 alf what it wr.s
. in i HpO, It was not merely the liberation
of (their sbvc3 tliat wroujh: this great
cliinge. -Their systOiii uf labor was
broken up. great battles we re fought in all
their'lordcrs, their railroad were destroy
, edi tfit'ir lowivs and cities an d cotton burn-
i etlj and every . description of property
"j hatiJcd over to tlie destruction of a fierce
ami implacable war. They emerged from
th desolating conflict fit objects for the
wlLlom and care of a benevolent statcs
manship, .-ather than as the proper prey
ofljiungry jackab, who ma igle andeed
nplii the f ounded after the battle. Their
fate, however, in many respects, surpasses
in infamy and in misery the worst 'that
cvpr befell a conqurrcd people.
ir, what single benefit, what solitary
' Massing hxs been bestowctl on that de
vastated region iii return for the hundred
oTjinilUons of taxatioi whioh kivc been
wrung 'from. it. and tlib yet gi cafler bur
dehs which still impend over its struggling
( a:al impoverLshed inhabitants? When is
tlie great public work that tells of the otit-
Lij of these imnmicnse sums What
" Kleed of benevolence or honest fame has
.been achievedjgOther lands have been
nbrndorett bv diM oppressor, but none was
"ever left so
o naked anu aestitute oi every
" advantage drisin
. riMitnhutions-
from its own" mighty
. - The geat Nepolcon wasted the sub
stance of France, and consumed her vitals
in the remorseless rage of ambition j he
h'.irlcd the rising generations of his empire
one after another into the flaming vortax
of jwar ; he gave them to the edge of the
swbrd, and to tlie unconquerable fury of
elements; he palsied all-the indiistries,
, and blightefl every field and fierside ; tlie
shadow oC the tax-gatherer and the con
script odiccr fell on every foot of Erench
soil ; any yet convulsive ' sobs of grief
shook the breasts of his subjects when he
v feH ; and tlie whole empire stood uncov
ered at lus bier when his dead body was
brought back from tropical seas to sleep
in?her bosom. Though he had oppressed
France he had given her glory in return.
Though he had taken with an unlicensed
. hand, he had adorned her as a lover does
the mistress of his heart. Stately build
ings reared their heads on high ; solid tho
" "rough fares were opened for the people ;
waste lands were drained and reclaimed ;
" education was fostered ; the arts arid sci
ences .were nfunificehtly patronized ; and
a ipode of laws was passed and promulgated
wjiich established and enforced domestic
:.V)!.iinl tu& SVio Vnrl tbo Ivnofits
JLCil.V UUU I -
o( which to boast when reminded, of her
. awful sacrifices.
j And when Caesar the armed conqueror
and spoliator of his. own. and other coun
- tries, lay in bloody funeral state in, the
market place, ; it was said pf him with
truth: '' i " .
iHTeluithbrQiight rmany captives home to
ji iiome-
i Whose ransoms did the general coffers fill."
. jKnd
14 if hen that the poor have cried, Ca.W hath
fi wept." .
And again the orator of his good deeds
exclaimed .
uIIerois the will and under Ciesar's scaL
i To every Koman citizen be gives,
j To every several man, seventy-five draeh
I 1 mas." .
, ; I
sMorevTT. he hath left you all his walks,
if is priva'e arbors, and new-planted orchards
Ki this side Tiber ; he hath left them you,
. Ami to your heirs forever ; common pleasures
fljj walk abroad, and recreate yourselves."
1" If he had plundered the Roman treas
ury! he had often filled it. again; if his
vaulting ambition brought sorrow to this
poor, he sympathized with them J if he
career was stained with extortion, he ex-
pended his gains in beautifying the eter
nal city; if he had robbed , the people of
their substances in his life-time, he provid
ed that much of it should -return to them
.at his death. And if we turn from the
far-off regions of antiquity to the inunedi-
ate present, still we find no parallel to the
evil administrations of the South." With
what a clamor tlie c6mipt.practices of four
or. five men in. the city of 2s ew lork have
been hailed for many months past.' The
air has been vocal; the press has resound
ed ; the telegraph has been made weary of
its daily burden, and the accusing Voioe of
self-righteous, mdignation has been univcr
sal and unceasing. The Democratic par
ty, it is true, crushed these men in an in
stant ; butstul ihe stofy of their ofienses
salutes us cveryw!
And. yet tlieir
work of cxtorlidn, compared to that in the
touth, is t:is mole to 'J:e beam, the mole
hill to the mountain. Via ij;eck in the sky
to the cloud that overspreads and dsrkens
the whole heavens. Their crimes, "too,
have a still forthe inUgstlon in compaii
son. If they enriched thehiselves, tliey at
least did not taka 'all. They made New
1irk thewonder and the glory of modem
Civilization. If they robbed the people,
they bestowed 4ipon them in return a city
more magnificently adorned with public
works than Home or ParLjia their days of
pride, of ponip a:id of power. Iter glorU
ons p?rks, her vast avenues, her newly
opened, soil d, and far-reaching streets will
testify to iuVr ages that her officials . be
queathed to her some compensation for
the wrongs they inflicted upon ; her good
name. No such conduce illuminates a
single pac of the present epoch in the
Soutli. S'ou look in vaia from Hampton
Roads to the Bay of Galveston for a single
monument erected to the public -good by
tliat party which has so sternly 'and so cor
ruptly governed in all that wide-spread re
gion. No colleges, seminaries or schools
founded and endoVed with t!i3 treasures
tizztl )zve been stolen ; no lofty etUCccs or
durable' roads constructed; no piassive
bridges tlirown across wide rivers, no parch
ed pla'ms irrigated ' and liiade produc
tive ; no, rice swamps ditched and. redeem
ed for cultivation ; no canals cut in 'order
to connect the natural .channels of trade
' , 1 1
ana commerce ; no rivers improvca or nur
bors made more spacious and secure ; none
of these-works of utility and patriotism re
lieve the monotonous desolation which un
holy avarice and unrestrained oppression
has stamped upon the South. She has
nothing to mitigate her degradation. She
has been stripped and robbed and left by-
tlie way-side.L "Her effects, moneys, and
credits have been transported to other
climes, to return to her no more for
ever. Her well-favored and fat-flcshed
kinc, feeding in her "meadows, have been
'devoured. The frojrs, "the darkness,-' the
lice, and the locusts left more blessings be
hind them in Egypt tlian this portion of
the Republic has received from its modern
rulers.. ; -
I challenge the" darkest annals of
the human race for a parallel to the rob
beries ; which have been perpetrated on
eleven American States. Ireland lias been
made to enrich many a lawless lord lieut
enant sent over bv England to govern tliat
beautiful out unliappy land. Thetories
of her wrongs and pillage have been said
and sung in every hamlet in the civilized
world ; yet her contributions to the cause
of a wicked Government liave been mere
pittances compared to what tlie South has
been compelled to make.
Seventy years before the birth of Christ
Sicily was ravaged and despoiled Ly a ton
sul of Rome Though more than nine
teen centuries have come and gone since
then, yet the name of Yerres retains all its
freshnesS of immortal infamy. He was
prosecuted by the authority of the Roman
senate, and lied for an asylum to strange
and foreign lands. He died miserably in
exile, and his dishonored dust was not per- A
nutted to mingle with the soil of the Io
man republic We find, however, in Mid
dle tons Life of Cicero, thai all the peenla
tiiins, extortions,- bribes; and , larcenies
charged upoiv Ven es during his entire ad
niinistration of the affairs ol Sicily did not
exceed ' $?, 000,000; equal ta only one
third of the amount for which the Tribune,
of New York, says Governor Scott fraud
ulently issued thebon Is of South Carolina
in a single-transaction.. The basest Roman
consul whose name is 'preserved on the
pages of the historian "becomes respectable
by the side of a sou'iiern G ovenior under
the present policy of this Government.
The crimes of Warren" Hastings., as the
ruler of -distant and conquered colonies,
have long been the theme of swelling pe
riods anil lofty .declamation. -There was
much in his situation to extenuate his of
fences. He was charged by Ms Govern
ment to hold it valuable possessions on
the opposite" side of t!c globe. I Ic was in
the midst f fierce, revengeful, r.nd undy
ing hostilities." He was surrounded by a
race-with which he had no bond cr lie of
blood cY of laniruace. It was .perfidious
and cruel, and mocked at the faith of
treaties. Rut even admitting that his guilt.
was 'as great as it was painted by the flam
ing invagination ofRurke dr the impassion
ed "rhetoric of Sheridan, yet all the burdens
he imposed upon all tlie East Indies do not
equal those which have I been fastened
upon the two States of Georgia and Loui
siana alone, since' the disastrous dawn of
reconstruction. (
Sir, on the fact which I have stated I in
voke the judgement of the country. What
right liave you to expect peace and or
der in a land whose rulers arc lawless fel
ons? When did a had Government ever
fail to produce wickedness and crime?
Do you expect the peopl to, obey
tlie laws when their officials do not? ' Do
you, expect them to" love and revereuce a
Government whoscpolicy has made them
bankrupt and miserable ? Do you won
der that they become restless, desperate,
and disobedient as they daily beholdthe
fruits of their toil stolen in "the name
of their Government? "Arc you amazed
at scenes of violence, outrage, bloodshed,
and cruel vengeance, when the Executive
of the. State sets aside the entire adminis
tration of justice? Rather should yoti be
filled with astonishment at die forbearance
and moderation you ' have witnessed. If
tlie foremost agents in the work of south
ern ruin and destruction since the close
.of thf war had becu : driven . from .that
country by its plundered citizens, who now
would rise up hcre"and condemn the act?
In the disorders which afflict the South
the philosophic mind beholds the inevita
ble results of well known causes.! "Had
you sown the seed of kindness and good
will, they would long ere this have blos
somed into prosperity and peace. " Had
you sown the seeds of honor, you would
have reaped a golden harvest of content
ment and obedience. Had ycru extended
your charities and your justice to a distres-s
ed people, you wouhi have " awakened a
grateftd affection in return. Bu,as you
have Alanted in hate and nurtured m cor
ruption, so have been the fruits which you
have gathered.
A geutlenian visited a graveyard in
California, and found eleven- graves
Nine tnonths after, he visited it again and
found .fourteen hundred. Then he clear
ed having seen the. elephant.
A New Cktmb Importance of a Com
ma. In a return, received from thq chief
constable of Denbigh, England, by the
parish authorities, which contains the chV
missal of 1 one'of their police officers, the
crime is stated to be "For attempting
to marry his wife, being alive. -
Success in Life. "My success is
owing to my Kberality-in advertising."
Bonner. "Advertising has furnished me
with a competence.' Amos Lawrence.
I advertised my productions . and made
money." Nicholas Longworth. fCon-",
stant and persistent advertising is a sure
prelude, to wealth." Stephen - Girard. ,
ne who invests one dollar in .business
should invest' one dollar in advertising
that business." A. T Stewart
COURT NOTICES.
GIIOWAN COUNTr X
j SfpERIOE COptiT.
W. A. Moore, adm'r orj
- Dt2i; right,
acainst
Petition toK&kc real
estateasseti.
A. M.Woddcil and wifo-Pt-nclone
M.. et als. ' I
This cause coming on to be heard, and it. ap
pearing to the satisfaction of the Court., that
the defendants, 'A. M. Wcddcll and wife Pen
elope M. Henry Talbot and wife Elizabeth,
Joshua 0. Wright, Wm. A. .Wright and )oa.
J. Wright are non-residents of this State; it is
ordered that publication bfc made for six weeks
in the Ecoxomist, a newspaper published in
Elizabeth City, notifying. thtm to appear. at my
ofiice in Edenton on Monday 11th day of April
next, and show cause why tlie prayer of ihe
petition hall not be granted.' .'
Given under mv hand aad official seal at of
fice in Edenton this 2 1th February. 1872.
-- J TOI. R. SvlXNElt, Clerk. -
Chowxui iktperivr Court.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, WAKE
COUNTYr-lNTIlESUrERlOIl COURT.
i E. (. Macy, public Aurainistrator, as.
adminL-trat4)r of-Job Carver, deed,
-. r " -;" Plaintiff.
! t against " :
Illias A'. Carver and wifvi, Coruuia ;
Miles E. Carver and Octavia, his wife;
Jolm M. Carver Alphens C. Dunn
and Mary J Dunn, his wife,- and'Elizj
abcta P. Carver, Defendants.
Cv virtue of an order of the SuDorior Court
of Wake County, maAo" in tlie . above entitled
special proceeding, it being a petition to make
the real estate of the said decedent assets to
pay lebts, the undersigned will expose to pub
lic sale, r.t the Court House door, in Elizabeth
Cily, on Tucs(by,.th3 14 th of May next, the
following Tracts cf Law J, situated Tin Pasquor
tank County, t-wit ; . '
1..A Jract containing about one hundred
and Ecventy-five (170 acres, boumled by the
lauds of D. A.USawyer,-John Robertson, the
heira of J arnes Taylor, deceased, .and lying on
tlie Southwest Hide, of Pascuotank River. " .
H. A Tract of "Swamp Land, containinir
about seventy-five (75) acra lying between
the tract first boVe described arid Uie Pasrinoi
tank River. I f desired thec two tracts will be
sold together. . i
HI. A Tract know as the Jambs Carver farm.
containing about sixty (00) acres, and bounded
by tlie lan:ls of Samuel Wniiams, Joe Whitney
and others. j ! - i ,
1 EKMS One-third cash : tlie residue in two
equal instalment?, to be paid in one and two
yeai-3. respectively, with . interest from day, of
.sale, utie witaneld until payment af pur-t
chase money, i s 1 -, 5v " i i j
Persons desmng more particular information
l -r i -t i o - . . .
sitmed i
leigh.
Ei O. MACV. AdniinLtrator
an2-tds
Of Job Carver, dee'd.
C TATE OF XORTli CAROLINA. BERTIE
O COUNT Y S Ul'Eli 1 Oil COURT FAtlT
TERM 1S72.
Wm.A . Mebanc and wiD,
.M. M. JMebaoe - .
rs. .j
Lewis T. Ik)nd.nnd
Williamson Bond.
Attachment
Levied on Land.
It apiHjaring to the Court tliat one of the de
fendants. Lewis T. Bond, has diotl since the
by. of the attachment, it Is wdered that due
paolicaiion be mailc' in the EeoNOHlST, a news
paper published, in r.iizaixta t ;ty, lor Oeorgo
C. Iorter and w ife, Jlolliei Porter, . anil Frank
P. Bond,' heir s-at-Iaw of .Lewis T. Bond, and
residents of the ,S tc of Tennes.see, fortliemj
to attend at the next ttnn (of thus Court,- to be
held at the Court House in Windsor, on thq
first Monday of Octolcr, 1S72, and plead, an
swer or demur to the plaintiffs' complaint.
W31. 1. UUKLEY, Clerk
. j Superior Court.
n;2-tf
STATE OF; NORTH CAROLINA, PAS
QUOTANK COCNTV IN THE. SUPE
RIOR COURT. I" -
John RossiTEit, Plaintiff, 1
i i - ' ayuuust
Eli as A. Cower, '
Clay Ligo, Dcfts.
It appearing to the satisfaction of this Court
tliat Clay Ligon, one or trie -uefendants above
narnl w a iiini-roident of Ihis 5tate, it is. or-
iL'red that publication be lr.ailo in the Ecxxxo-
MIST, a newspaper publislril m Euzabeth City.
N. C, notifying Niid Litron to make lus perinal
oppcarancc at the next teriu of said Court, to
bo hel l lor Kant county on tlie luth iMonuay
after the 1st Monday in March,. then anft there
to iriea'J, answer or cicniTlr, or juilgmcnt rro
confesso will )o taken finst m favor of the
plaintiff. t " WM.vK TA UG HAN, '
I EST : ; Clerk upenor uouit,
! i Pasquotank County:
I). D. FEREBEE.' 1 1 i
Plaintiir's Att'y. " ap2-tf- '
OTATE OF
NORTIL CAROLINA, PAS-
O ()UOTAXK COUNTf IX THE SUPE-
RIOR COURT
Margaret T. Hardv Ti'tilf,
' jDii
araamt
Wm. H. Hardy, Ddt,
iorcc.
" If npjearing to the patiHfaction of the Court
that Uie uerenlant; m. 11. Hardy is a non
resident of this State, it is rtlercd by the Court
that publication be niaUe lr six weeks in 1HE
ik;'.tMlST, a newspaper published in the
town
of hi-.7.Ueth City, N . C, hotining saui
Wm. II
Hardy, tht? defendant in this cause, ta
make his personal nppearanco before said Court
on the l'.itti Mon;lay after Jt Monday in JIarch,
1872, and plead, answer, cjr demur to the cejn
pl.tint filed in the cause,. or judgment expartc
will be" taken 'as -to him and in favor of the
Plaintlif. I ; WM. E. VAUGIIAN,. .
TtST : Clerk Superior Court,
. Pasquotank Comity.
W. F. MARTIN.
Plaintiif's Att'y. f j . ma2G-tf .
inSCEIXANEOUS.
I EUBEN MADlUN & SON,
it- .,:!,. i r
CABINETMAKERS And CNDERTAIvERS
, "I '! - 1 i . ' '
arc proixiriHi .to execute any business in their
line m the bJst manner, upon cheap ana-rea
sonable term and at short, notice. They can
be found at all times at their shop, at the head
of Old Edehton road and Road street, ready W
serve their friends and customers.- '
Elizabeth City fc-20-ly.
li.
S. DASH I ELL,
GENERAL
: J:
FIRE
LIFE AND
INSURANCE AGENT,
Eliza r.ETii Clty, N, C. ' "
Cjjtftj nnxseuty? .".J ..'....$10,000,000
' " I ' 1 - '' - "
1 ma2(-tf ' WM. f LOVER. AgsLstant.
rjIIE
RED, FLAG !
jTHE RED FL.VG J
Ah! wlu-.t does tliat RED FLAG mean on
Leather Hill r It imeans that is the place to get
all your old Tinware repaired, such as Coffee
pots, Teapot, Oil-Caas, etc., etc. '
? Come one, comi all, aid get your Tinware
raonded t tlie rfiortest notice.
Conducted by " 'II. O. HILL.
Elizaljeth t'itv, N. C kna20-tf -
R
BERT A. SAWYER
. HARNESS i AKER,
i i !
Main Si-reet, EuzAiETii City, .N. C,
" i ' i " . -
Having had many year3 eKpcrience in the Har
ness business,, respectfully goliciti a liberal
sliare of patronage. t !
, He makes; a tipecialityj of COLLARS, and
warrants everyone made to 6uit. ma26-ly
Y7.M. WOO LLC OTT -
T WATER ST. ELIZABETH CITY,
N. C.
Will pay the highest cash price for Eggs, Hides,
Chickens, Ducks, Jfeirkeytj. Geese, pelts. Furs,
Beeswax, Wool, fckmes. Cotton and Woolen
ftgs, Canvas, Rope, Bagging, Waste Paper,
Books, Jron, Copper, "Brass, Pewter, Znic,
Lead, Seines, Nets, Old Clothing, Furniture.
All kinds of empty barreLr.
Elizabeth City, N. C ly. i
JO ll"S C EHRINGHAUS ;
t 'WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Grocer, Comer of Water and Fearing Stree'ts.
I respectfully solicit a ctll from all, perfect
satisfaction guaranteed. , - '
1 can now be found at the above named
dace and will be pleased to see all my. old
riends. I ' . " -"- ' " !.
!.,,! ' TOOS. SHANNON. ;
Elizabeth City, N. C. ly. : . -
J01LN Q. ETIEERIDGE & BRO . !
' . - : i DEALERS IN FURE
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, GTass,
ramifies Perfumery and . '
Fancy Articles.
All staples connected with a first class Drug
Business will always be found on hand.
Irescnpuons accurately eompounaca.
We respectfully invite our friends and the
nublic to come and see us. We will be pleas
ed to see you whether you wish to purchase or
not. i :-. - '
Elizabeth City, N. C ly.
win appiy 10 .jonn uauirig, isq., attomey-at
law, 'lialeigh, N. C; Jto Miles E. Carver,. Esq. J
Forestil!e, N. C, to the undersitmed at Ra
ii . 1 i
MISCELLANEOUS.
DA W-MJNS : - -
PHQTOQKAPH OAIXEBT.
Ocef Dr. Bute 8 Old Drug Store, Rood St.
. I take pleasure in announcing to myn&iends
and the public that I have resumed the Pho
tograph, business in all its departments. Hav
ing halpyer a dozen years .experience I flatter
myself ttJ be able to give perfect, satisfaction.
Myjastruments, and material are all of the
very best. - My sky-light is of the latest im
proved, enabling me to take pictures in cloudy
weather as well as clear.: All work guaran
teed to suit or the picture taken over or the
money refunded, j i
I ' Wil. C. DAWSON.
I Elizabeth City, N. C ly. - r
THE ELIZA 13 ETIIITY AND NORFOLK
RArr; road. . .
GARDEN SEED I GARDEN SEED 1 I
The largest quantity of '- '...,"
FRESH SEED
ever brought to this City, '
SEEtt POTATOES J SED POTATOES ! !
Early Rose warranted Genuine.
v CLOVEREED ! I !
A. smaiTiquajBtity to arrive.
. To tlie Ladies whp waitit to buy Genuine
." - FLOWER SEED. ..;
We would -say that we have a small quantity
on hand of the most choice variety. : Call real
soon or they will be gone, . -
I DR,!JAS. N. BUTT.
EKzabcth City, N- C.-yJan. 30-tf. -
1 PERUVIAN. GUANO.
AJLMONIATED DISSOLVED BONES,
DISSOLVED J3QNES,
AND . ,
LAND PLASTER
For sale, at lowest market rates, by
WALTER SCOTT,
f Elizabeth City, N. C.
"W. M
S H :A-N N O N.
GENERAL - COJDIISION MERCHANT,
OfKrs his services for the purpose of buying
and selling Corn, j Vessels chartered out at the
lowest rates. " "
Office Comer Main and Water streets.
Elizabeth City,N. C.j - left-ly :
IOR SALE.4-TWO SMALL SUMMER
. residences at Nag'a Head, on the seaside,
one of which has five plastered rooms, kitchen,
pantry and room, for servant ; also, a stable
and cart-house ; in-this house are chairs, tables, -buffat-washstands
and bedsteads ofn ordinary
class, also a small cook-stove, all of which will
be included in the sale. - The other " house has
heretofore been occupied by Mrs. Emily XJobb,
,and has pantry, cook-house, room for servant,
stable and cart-hOuse. I iithcr or both ot which
will be sold cheap, for cash; and if not Bold by
1st June, will be, rented.
ALsoi a light. and pretty Spring Cart, made
expressly for Nag's Head use.
I i X- W. GRIFFIN.'
Elizabeth CitvJ N. C. - . feG-tf
M
RS.
SARAH LaBOYATEAUX,
i THE ' 1
EASHIONABLE MILLINER OF TIH3 CITY.
- I am still at my old stand, at the Corner
of Road and .Main Streets, where I am
always glad to meet my old friends and cus-
rtoniers. 1 I ' .
Give me a call, and in the future; as in the
past, I promise satisfaction. . ' '
Elizabeth City, N. C ly ' - '. '
JjiR.A N K M. COOK, -
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER,
West Side Road Street, ,
) ELLZABETH CITY, N. C.
Oeals in fine Watches. Clocks, Jewelry,
Silverware, Fancy Gools, Pictures;-4id eveiy-
tlung tliat can bo found in a fu-st-class jewelry
establishment. ! ; - - - v., .
Agent for the Home Shuttle Sewing Machine
Just call in. j. I , JaJO-lv
S WEISEL
DEALER IN LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
Dry Goods," Gent's and Boya' Clotliing, Hats,
Caps, Boots, Slides, &c., Wator Street Eliza
beth City. N. CI i ;
TTENTION THE PEOPLE.!
Tlursty or hungry, you must not go away,
l. Remember, the door is ever open, night and
day. ! ' - .
I beg leave tg call the attention of the public
to my well selected Stock of Wines,' liquors,
and Ale. Having been in the business a long
time, I am prepared to give satisfaction to ,my
customers. Also the best Norfolk Oysters by
the Bushel, Gallon or plate, for man's internal
requirements, and tlie best quality of Segars
aiid Tobacco, to fit him to enjoy in delicious'
sensations, the two former necessaries.
' W. C. DAVIS, Proprietor.
Elizabeth City, N. C ly.
T.
A L L E N -4- ".U T -
BAKER AND CONFECTIONER,
Dealer in Fruits and Toys, Colin'g old
Road Street, Elizabeth City, N. C.
stand,
- WEDDING CAKES MADE TO ORDER
J 31, M A T H E W S ,
LIFE AND FIRE .INSURANCE AGENT.
. Office1 F. M. Cook's Jewelry
ja30-ly
ELIZABETH CITY, N. C.
established 1839. -ROSSET
& CO.,
D
E
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
', f ; - t .
-, " .Wilmington. -N. C.
Particular attention given to consignments of
G rain and Bacon. Our facilities for attend
ing fo the business and our long experience, and
personal attention to sales and deliveries justify
us in promising j entire satisfaction in its man
agement. Prompt returns made direct to ship
pers. Liberal advances with Produce or Bills
of Laden in hand. mal9-2m
R. J0SEPII COMMANDER,
Dealer in Confectioneries, Fruits, Tobacco,
Segars, &c, Road Street.
Elizabeth City, N. Cly.
G
UIRKIN & CO.-r ..'
bankers and brokers,
Cribs Brick Building, '.Road Street
Elizabeth City, N C. I
Do a general 'Ranking business; Buy and Sell,
Gold and Sih, Domestic, and. Foreign Ex
change. If ' - .;'-
Deal in' State, County and Corporation
Bonds and Stocks.
. Interest cMcweed on Deposits. .
Also Agents for First Class life,' Fire and
Marine Insurance Companies. Policies effeo-.
ted at lowest rates and m best Companies in
the world. f ' " . ly-
n.Vc L A R K.' S" ' -;
I agriccxturai depot.
Agricultural implements of every kind con
stantly on hand. Office North-west corner of
his building, Water Street.' ' j '
Elizabeth City, N. C-ly. ,
IME 1
LIME I
I
2,000 bbls. Kockland, jThomaston, Rock-
Port, . Washington, and Extra White
mishing Limes in store and constantly
, receiving. " j ' : - .
50,000 bushels of Agricultural Shell lime re-cci-ing
and biu-ning (slacked with salt
. water.) !
300 bbls. 'of best Hydraulic Rosendale
... "Cement, "t . "
800 bbls, and tierces of pure Nova Scotia
Land Plaster. " -'
1,000 bushels of Cattle and Goat Hair. '
500,000 Sawed Laths. -:
300 bbls. Calcine Plaster )Plaster Paris).
150,000 Pressed Building Bricks, f- .
Tor sal by i JXO. O. OAMAGE,
mhia-tf 100 and 108 Water St." N-foUCVa:
C.
. GREEN: r -
dealer rsr hardware,
and a general assortment of Goods, Northwest
corner, of Road and Church Streets. .'.-
Elizabeth City, N. C ly.- ' -
J-EW EATING, SALOON!
Ox Water Street4 Between Main ajtd
" FEABixa I ''-. , - .-
- Meals at all hours of the day and evening.
Special accommodation for ladies. , - ' '
CoXFECTIONEBXES AND NUTS of ftllkinds
always on hand. J ' -4 S.
' JOHN D. FCLMER, ' 1
E. CSty, N. C ly ProprietoT. .;
MISCELLANEOUS.
F
O W L E R ! : FO W L E R 1
FOWLER . ;
FOWLER j I'.
..'"'. FOWLER 1 I
WILL SELL tOU ' '
WILL SELL YOU J
WILL; SFXL YOU : -
I ' :
DRY GOODS! '-
- '-- ' . i"
DRY GOODS!
DRY GOODS! ' '
NOTIONS I
I -v.- ". NOTIONS !
NOTIONS!
; SHOES, &c,
. SHOES, ib.,
' .: SHOES, ifcc,
- '. . v - . v:t .':.': '.
AT BOTTOM PRICES ! .
: AT BOTTOM PRICES!
AT BOTTOM PRICES! '
WATER, STREET
WATER STREET,
WATITv STREET,
' Five Doors South of Maes,
; ' ''-:" - '. 'j -..:,' -
' Five- Doors Sourit pE Main,
Five Doors Soutii; of Main,
ELIZABETH CITY,
i ELIZABETH CITY,
ELIZABETH CITY,
Ja30-ly , '
N.C.
N. C.
N. C.
M A. .CULPEPPER & CO .
' DEALERS IN MILINERY, CLOAKS,
'...'' NOTIONS, &C, AC.
Old State Bank Building. '
As the Season has already advahc ed, we
will Sell pur Stock cheaper than before in or
der to prepare for a Spring Stock, i Cloaks and
Notions sold unreasonably low. , j
Call and see us and be satisfied.! H ' -
M. A. CULPEPPER & CO.
' Elizabeth' City, N. C ly. j
XIT i L . W A L K E R
V T jDE)VLER JN LIQUORS & GROCERIES.
Water Street, Elizabeth City, N. C.
His Bar will be found open ai all liours', and
with accommodating Clerks to despense to the
wants of his friends and customers.
His Grocery department will be found com
plete and of the best that can "be purchased in
the Northern markets. . , ! :
Those in need of Wood, Lumber or Juniper
Posts-will find it to their interest to .call at his
'Bar,' or Grocery before purchasing.
JUizaoetn City, j. C. ly.
TIT H.i P E R C E L L '
T T FASHIONABLE CITY TAILOR.
Suits made to order at the shortest notice, and
in every instance perfect satisfaction given.
Cutting of every kind done in th!; latest styles
and on the most reasonable terink. Call and
see him at his place of business nearly opposite
the old State Bank, Road Street, i
Elizabeth City, N. C ly. ! jH -
J.
E. F E N W I C K-k'-
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Dealer in Groceries, Provisions &c. City and
country orders respectfully solicited and satis
faction warranted. Fresh goods constantly re
ceived arid of the best quality. I . ! ;
EBzabeth Cit, N. C ly. ! .'!
BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES ! ' i
.:,..' , FROMiQNE OF THE BEST
Manufactories in the UnitedMaies, (McLear
and Kendell, Wilmington, Deb) 1 I have and
will continue to receivo a 'full; assortment ofJ
BUGGIES, with aud. without j tops, which I
will . sell - very cheap. Harness, - Saddles,
Bridles, Whips, &c, also oh hand. As I deal
direct from the Manufacturers! I can sell at
prices to 'defy competition. Orders respectful
ly solicited. Road Street, near Main Elizabeth
City; N. c. . . - i 1 : ' '
. ' MILES COMMANDER.
Elizabeth City", N. C ly. i
H
ENRY C. .GODFREY
.'..'. ! '"!: ' -
On Leather Hill i'-i .
. Is ready to supply all -. . .
! AVTio wjll give him a call .
' ' In Spring, Winter or Fall,
i" Whether medium, low or tall,
With the finest and best assortment of Buggy,
Cart or Carriage Fixtures tliat hfivc ever been
offered in this market. I keep Leather, also,
from the finest Calf Skin to the commdnest sole.
Step in I am always anxious to wait on cus
tomers. . ' i j
- ' II. C. GODFREY.
Also, the highest cash prices paid for Green
and Dry Hides, Furs,Rags, and Old lead,
Brass and Wool, at the old stand on Road
Street, Elizabeth City, N. C. . ' i '
Elizabeth City, N. C ly. L i
JO II N J. OR A N D Y r- h
GENERAL CORN AND . COMMISSION
." i "' -- 'J:' MERCHANT. -' : ' j ' J ." '.
Office : Wclsels' wharf. Prompt and care
ful attention given to all business intrusted to
his care. P. O. Box. ' I J ' '
Elizabeth City, N. C ly. i .
NOTICE! -. -' i !
G. M. JENN I N G S
Dealer in Dry Goods and -choice Family Gro-;
ccries which he will sell for cash or barter
cheaper than they can be found in this market. ;
I respectfully ask my white, and colored friends
to give me a call. - All goods will be as I rep
resent them or money refunded. Also, the;
highest cash price paid for Eggs, Rags and
IronJ ; ' . "' -' ' ;
Store opposite the old Tan Yard, near the;
canal bridge. v .' -j f. . .. -
Elizabeth City, N. C ly. ! - -v : f
A
GOOD TAILOR WANTED ! '
'- -!:'
; ; To locate hi
HARRELLSVTTJiE, N. C!
-- ' -'--For
particulars address
nokman L. Shaw,
mal9-2m -.
i. - JlarreUsvUlc, N. G.-i
H.
L. PELOUZE & CO.
-TYPE FOUNDRY
: '" AND ' v-.: - -.':'
PRINTERS' FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
; ' 1200 120S FRANKLIN STREET, ;
'RICHMOND, VA." ,.
CORNER . SEVENTH AND D STREETS,
. WASHINGTON, D, C.
ja30-tf
X ITERY STABLES -
XJ i AT ELIZABETH. CITY, N. C
The subscriber takes this method of inform
ing his old friends and the public generally that
he is still at the "old stand" and continues' to
keep horses, buggies, carriages, ic., for hire.
Persons accommodated at all tunes and oh rea
sonable terms. Remember the place on Road
Street near the canal bridge. I i '. ! i 1
P. B. BROTHERS,.
Elizabeth City, N. C ly. j :v ; ! 1
r C. HORTON & CO.,
J. ! -. ' - '.''. ! -i J ' ' !-' '
Southeast Corner Road and . LAw-
-' j rence Streets, . I
ELIZABETH CITY, N. C,
'- :' - --' f'li J ' -.'4- .'3..-
' - . . j . DEALERS nt ' . !
BEST FAMILY GROCERIESl
Tobacco, Snuff, Hardware, Notions, Crockery,
Glass and Tinware, Patent Medicines, Ac, Ac,
all of which we will sell as cheap as the cheap
est, for cash or barter. Give us a calL j -.
City,-N. C. : i ja30-tf
"TIT EDDLNG AND ENGAGEMENT RINGS
YY MADE' TO-ORDER AT '
F. M. COOK'S JEWELRY sVoRE, ! '
. Road Street. i l
Elizabeth City, N. C ly ! i i ,
MISCELLANEOUS.
jjcfcs k. speed;m. D.,
; A! -' GENERAL - - '
LIFE i AND FIRE INSURACE AGENT !
Main Street, Elizabeti City, N. C.
' ' ' - j ' ; -. - '.' J . .. . ;
Capital Represented - - $38,000,000
North American life Insurance Company,' ,
'- " - - ' ' ''..-. " . New York.
National Life Insurance Company of the United
States,! V: : Washingtoii City, D. C.
'Will fesue every desirable kind of life .and
Endowment Policy, Mutual or Stock. Every
desirable kind of Insurance Policy, j
.. ' 1." - j - - j : '
Liverpool and London and Globe, ' ' ' f -
I - ! London arid New York.
North Carolina Home, Raleigh, N. C,
Triumph Fire Insurance Company, i -
'"'.' j , " ( '-- Cincinnati, Ohio.
Evefy policy of insuraiice issued by tlie North
American Mutual Life Insurance Company
bears wpon its face a certificate of the ''Insur
ance Commissioner of the State of NewiYork
that it is "secured by pledge of pubhc stock and
bonds iand mortgages, and is regLstered 'in that
department, which certificate, is signed by the
Insurance Cpniaiissioiier, and attested by the
sea of his ollice. i . ;
4 Fire cannot burn tliieves cannot steal
nor Officers manipulate jt. , j ap2-tf
SHANNON"! .
- t WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Grocer and Prosiori Dealer, Corner of Main
and Water Streets.
Vessels stores carefully put up aiid prompt
attention' guarasitcetL ''-'
All, Captain$ will find it to their! advantage
to call and see I me. Family supplies aro re
spectfully solicited.' j -. ,
'Country: produce of every kind taken ui ex
phange for goods. ' , '
Elizabeth Citv. N. O. lx. '
H
OUSi! , S I G N A N I)
j t V ORNAMENTAL PAINTING.
Thd' undersigned has resumed the business
of House, Sign and Ornamental PAINTER,
and respectfully tenders his services to the pub
lic in that fine! of business.
Hii rcpufcitlon as a painter is well lpiow-n in
this, tUKHhe surrounding counties; and the
promptness with which he has heretofore acted,
and tfie faithfulness with which all work en
trustM to hins has always been done, .he hopes
will again insure him a. liberal patronage,
j I THOMAS R. BLAND.
Elizabeth City, N. C. ly i .
THOMAS A. COMMANDER
iiiousE Carpenter and contractor.
Those wishing building of any kind done
will ind it.tct their advantage to let us hear
from them.' fWe have an experience of more
than twenty vears and . ur every instance we
guarantee satisCiction. - ' i
Elizabeth City, N. C 'ly.
TO .S P O II T S M E N
' Cp3E AND SEE YOUR OLD FRIEND.
The subscriber would announce to diis friends
and the public that -lie continues- on Road
Street and keeps on hand a, good assortment of
Guiis, liitlesi Pistols,' Sporting apparatus and
also) a fine selection of cuttleryJ He is con
stantly receiving the latest improvements of
e'verythihg in his line and will always be found
pin his store willing to repair or sell any article
in his line, i " " Gi.O. V . Jiii,L,L.
Elizabeth City, N. C ly. ' .
Ti0K
OVER ON THE HILLSIDE !
I J . ; ' '
AT THE OLD STAND OF p. C. ALLEN
j Cor. Road and Lawrence Sts.,"
Iay be found always on hand a large stock
;'-.'"' -. -' I' . of staple ; ...'.. :'
DRY , d OODS, NOTIONS, SHOES, DATS,
CAPS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE;,
i -TINWARE, WOODEN-'
j J . WARE, Ac, A-c. ." ,
IIls experience in the mercantile business for
several years assures the;public of his ability In
purchasing mercliandue to suit the Wants of the
people if this cbmniimity. f ,
I Gools regeived cjTnstantly, and of tha very
best tliat can be p'urchased in tlie Northern
cities. ' ' - .
I Barter of every kind taken in. exchange for
goods.
i Remember that a. complete reversal of .the
old order of things, has taKen place at the old
stand ot AJ.LEN, nna tliat lie will be pleased
at anjr time to acconiriiodate lus old frienls and
customers of tne past. ,
j Let us have a trial. . C. C. ALLEN.
.Elizabeth City, N. C. , ja30-ly.
W
G. B U R G E S S
first class' ,;
PROVISION VND GROCERY STORE !
CORNER OF MAIN AND ROAD STREETS,
I Elizabeth' City, N.. C. . V '
! ' ' . ' ", ' t
i Prompt attention given to customers, and
satisfaction guaranteed. -
Produce ot every kind bought and casn paid
for it if desired. '"': j
Would be pleased to" have everybody call
and see him. . ' I ia30-ly
J"' D. LIST E R & C 0 . ,
ROAD STREET, ELIZABETH CITY, N. C,
1 " ;- it
Take this method of returning their thanks to
their friends arid the public generally for their
liberal patronage, and solicit the continuance of
the same. , :' S ' - . .
The3r keep constantly on liarid. a general as-
sortneiit of " : . j : :
GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES,
v . HATS, CAPS, Ac, '
Which they will sell on very reasonable terms.
Give them'a call and examine then- stock.' ;
January 24th, 1872. ' ly
EN AS F E A Rjl N G , "
COR. OF ROAD AND EHRINGHAUS STS.,
ELIZABETH CITY, N. C,
. -J .' DEALER IN
BOOTS, SHOES.
hats, caps, dry goods,
Groceries, hardware, ac.;
r would respectfully inform my ; old friends
and patrons that I am still at my old stand
and am alwaystnore than glad to see them.
It is my desire to give satisfaction! to, all who
may favor me with their patrdnage.
Produce of every kind taken in exchange
for goods. -y . ' . "
Mr. Seth Morgan is with us and would
ho pleased to see his friends. . . ' ja30-ly
rpHE SEASON I CAME HOME.
All my friends seem to be very! anxious to
know why I came here to live. ; I don't hesi
tate to tell any one. I came here to sell goods
at Norfolk prices ; and I do bind myself to seH
as low as anybody in the country. I buy alf
my goods for cash,! which will enable me : .po
sell ten per cent, less 'than if I had boilght thcio
On credit. .With my experience in thc inercah-
tile business.: I feel confident I :an "buy eroods
as low as any merchfuit in tho laindl I have
complete stock of every thing 3rou generally find
in a first class retail establishment, namely--
DY GOODS, NOTIONS, GLOVES,
HOSIERY, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS,
TINWARE, WOOD WARE,
HOLLO WWARE, 4
AND A (LARGE STOCK OF
CHOICE FAMILY . GROCERIES!
always on hand. Every boat brings me a fresh
supply .- Ask an3-body you see for the
"LEADER OF LOW PRICES !"
and they will send you to No. 44, "down at the
canal bridge, just ociow cnas. Drotner s nvjry
and exchange stables.' - ; 1
Returning my sincere thanks to I my friends
and the. public generally for their kind and very
liberal patronage since I opened my stor, and
hopingifor. aEontinuance bf the same, I sub
scribe myself, very truly,, yours. Ac, "
V J..1'. UKAUI,
1: "Leader of Low Prices."
Elizabeth City, N.C , ' Ija30-ly
QJL I MUSTARDJ SAUCE ! Y r
SEX CASES BEST OLIVE OIL !
" in Quarts and Pints'.
FIVE CASES COLJIAN'S MUSTABD1
. in Pounds, Halves and Quarters' : -'
SEVEN DOZEN L. & P. SAUCE.
' iii Pints and Half-Pints . . "-
Twenty-Fiye Cases Imported Liquors.
BRANDY! GIN I '
- CLARET! WHISKY!
Fifteen Dozen COOKING EXTRACTS ! J
For sale low to the Trade by
J. U..SP11U1LL, -136
Main Street,
ap2-ly "u Norfolk, Va.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
TXr H F. MA RT IN
T T ATTORNEY AND OOtJNSELOBat LAW.
Practices in the Superior, Supremo hxtH Feder
al Courts or riortn Carolina. .
Elizabeth.City, N. C ly. : . - -
W. II. SMITH ..
J. II. SHAW.
SM I T II V A N D S H A W;
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS at 1
LAW.
Will attend to all matters instrusted to us in
the'Superior, Supreme and Feilcral Courts of.
i.xonn carouna. voiiecuons prompuy niaue
Elizabeth City, N. aly: '. .
TT F M. EJLR1NGHAUS
T ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR at UV.
Practices in the Courts of Gates," Chowan,
Perquimaniy Pasquotank, Camden, Ciuritlick,
Iare," anu in tlie Supreme and Federal Courts
of North Carolina. '
Elizabeth City. N. d .ly.
TAMES P. W1IEIBEE -
i 1 . 1 1
r" ! attorney and counselor at law.
Practices in the Courts fef Perquimans, PA
qudtank, Camden Currituck aiwl Dare. Vi
IN O; Elizabeth City, N C ly. 1
H. A. OIIXIAM.
W. D. PRIDEN.
WILLIAM PRtmEVl
VT ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
: ' . ' EDENTON, 'NC. , ' ;; :! ' :
Give strict personal attentiori to professional
biwiness in the Superior Courts of Bertie,
Washington, TjTrell, Gates, Chwan,J Perouiin-
ann and l'asquotank counties': tlie Siureine
Court of tlie State at Raleigh, and the I". S.
DLstrict Court of North Carolina jaOO-ly
milOS. II. GIIIJAM.;
J-l ATTORNEYAT LAW,
BERT FORD, PERQUIMANS C., NC,
Pictices in th Superior Courts of .Gatex;
Elizabeth "City ; and-'will mrtke collections, in
any part of North Carolina. ' iail0-l y
S K I N N E R , : :
ATTORNEY AT "LAW;
Xn.o
S. G.
HERTFORD, PERQUIMMANS CO., N. Cf
AVul promptly execute any professional Wit
ness intrusted to his careui tlie SuiKTior Courts
of fates, Chowan, Perquimmans ahddasuto-
counties : m the tederal Court. at Eliza-?
City, and.the Supreme Court of tho State
at Raleiirh1; and will make collections in anv
part of me State.
jaa-ly -V
M
ILLS II . E U R E , ; '
ATTORNEY AT IVW,
GATESVILLE, GATES COlTNTY, N. C,
Will attend with promptness and fidelity to aiiy.
professioiial business confideil tojhim in the
SujKTior Courts of Gatfs, Chowiri, Perquim
mansSml Pasquotank counties ; in; the District
Court at Elizabeth city and the Supreme Court
of , the State at Raleigh. .Collections made in
any "part of the Suite and "promptly ''returned.
jaO-ly ; - -
TirjLLIAM J.; LUMSDEN, M. D.
V " TENDERS IflS PROFESSIONAL
Sen-lees to Jhe people of Elizalieth Vity arid
surrounding country. . 1
EBzabeth' Cit3-, Ny.C.ly.
JQ D . F E II R EB E EU ' -
ATTORNEY' and COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
SOUTH. MI LLS N. C.
"Practices ih -the Superior, Supreme and Fed
eral Courts of North Carolina.
Collections in any portion, of .the State
promptly attended to. - ja30-ly
AS. MORGAN, M. I)., TENDERS HIS
professional services to the citizens of
Pasqiidtaiik and surrounding counties
'I Orders leftit J. lj. Ethendgcj& Beq's Drug
Store, will receive immediate attention.
Elizabeth Cjty, N. C ly
OCT .' v COKE " :-;":. '
attokne' and counskior at LAW,
A 'Edentcrii, JV C.
Practices in tlie S'upenor, Supreme and Feder
al Cofirts of North Carolina, ' - . 1 ,
Collections made in any part of the State.
4 15NER S. H ILiJaMsT '
AtTOltNEY AND COUNSELOR XT LAW,
Williamston, Martin County, N. C,
w'ill promptly- attend to any business entrustetl
to luni. " . ' fe2()-'lv '
M. B. MARTIN, ' . . '
" . ATTORNEY AT LAW,
- "7 NORFOLK, VA.
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; Practices in the Courts of Norfolk and Ports
mouth, Va.,Tind will attend promptly to any
business confided to. hkn. ; , vommissioner of
Deeds for North Carolina. fe(ily
r II OMAS E. J E 11 N I GmA N,
ATTOHNKK - AT -LAW, : .
. ILarrellvinc, Hertford County, N 0.
! Will practice in tlie C ircuit aiid District courts
of the Vhited States, the Supreme court of North
Carolina, and in the Superior and Probate
courts' bf Hertford, Bertie, Gates-and I'erquj
mans counties. Collections promptly made' in
any p.'itt of North Carolina. i ma!9-ly
TTTJfTON, GOODE'A ClfAPLAIN, ,
11 . ATTORNEYS. AT LAW,
NORFOLK, VA.1 " '-. - "
Will attend faithfully, to any professional
busiijbss in Norfolk and Portsmoutfitaiid in the
Stafe Courts at Richmond.
y uotiections prompuy maue. iw-y
Lv I) . S T A R K E , . '
. ' ATTORNEY AT LAW,.
'Hi!;.-'' NORFOLK, VA.
' Will attend promptly to any' professional
business in Norfolk and Portsmouth Va., and!
hi Camden and Currituck.count.ies, N. C-
WALTER CLARK
J. M. MULLEX.
M JJ. L L E N ,
C
L A R K
ATTORNEYS- AT -LAW
Halifax, N: 0.
Practices in all the courts of Halifax, Nortli
ampton, Edgecomb ,and Martin counties. In
the Supreme court 'of North Carolina and in the
Federal courts. Collections made in any part
of North Carolina. -; s v
' N. B. One of the firm will attend' at office
in Scotland Neck on Saturday of every week.
malO-Iy. ' ; ',
QIL11EUT E' L L I O T T , .
ATT ORNERY-AT-LAW;.
Citizens' Bank Building, Norfolk, Virginia.
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1 Attends to the investment of money upon
real estate security at the highest current rate
12 per .cent beujg allowed by the laws of
yirginia. ' ' fel3-ly
L.
JC SAUNDERS, M. D.,
Respectfidly tenders his professional, services
to citizens of Elizaleth City and surrounding
Counties. ' Residence' comer of Road and
Church Streets, " - 1 , .
' Elizabeth City, N. 1 ly. '
D
E N T I S T; R Y !
i The unucrsisrned nas oocned an oniee m
Elizabeth City, N. C.for the purpose of prac-
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Office m the North Carolinian building,
isecond story, corner Main and Road streets.
1 I. T. ANDREWS. I
j Elizabeth aty,NC. . ja30-Iyl
E . O.V E K B Yr, !
j ; ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ROAD STREET, ELIZABETH CITY, N. C.
K - ': . .-' ' i ' !
! Practices in the Courts of Perquimans, Pas
quotank, Camden, Currituck and Dare.
B" Special attention paid to Collection of
Claims, r . . A ja30lv.
rj It. McLNTOSH, M. D.
- ' OFFICE : ROAD STREET,
-. - i ' ' Elizabeth City, N. C.
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section, he claims to know the diseases peculiar
to this climate. ; ' if, -
Residence on Road, one door. from Gnffin
HtrecL ! ja30-ly .
JESSE J. YATES, -f
, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MURFREESB0RO, N. C.
Practices in the Courts of Hertford, Gates,
Bertie, Northampton, hxthe Superior Court of
the State at isaieign, ana m uie r eucnu h
of North Carolina. Collections made in any
part of the State. - fc0-ly
etipwan, 1'erOjUimns and lastuotaiik coun
ties ; hi the Supreme- Court of tho. State; at
Raloigh, and in the. U. S. District Court at
LAND AND LUMBER CP'S COIPMNj
H
W TO MAKE'
MONEY t
rfTUY i.t:V
A DOLLAR SAVED IS
DOLLAR
' :W
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M AOri !
. G It EAT 1.1 A it (i A I N S .
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L-VND AND LUIBElt COMKVNYS
STORK,
ON WATER STRf
ELIZABETH CITY
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'.i They are co!ta.itly ntiiving ' ; :
LARGE AlHUTIOXS TO Tl j El K St' H 'K !
, ' Selected with carv
FROM THE N0HT1IFJ;N MARKETS! '
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, viiu ctmiiinsiiiK iiip
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BEST STYLES AND til-ALlTIKS 1 i -
Yhy liave al.-io ju-t nveiv;d
A .SCHOONER LOAD OK. C(HHSi
i That hae Uvnl '
'DAMAGED RY W.VTEK !
And are now olU ring thee giids"at.
PRICES V ASTON IS I II N( J LY : LOW
It would make an Irish Pn
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CALICO FJUKAI
"c. I'KIS YAJ
COTTONS FHOr 7c:. U
;H)FFKK FIIO.VI i.2
LADIES SHOES FROM 1.2
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HATS, ; i . ' '
! BLANKETS,
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- . ';' SHAW
x nottonH.
:-V- V-Vr
HARDWARE, GROC
R.Iir.KS,;.V.'i
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:iich lirk'es Jh.-U one
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At
CANNOT REFRAIN FR(1M MCVlNf"; !
- Wo. niak. SPECIALTIES of':.
Furniture,.': i-;;.4-X
FURNITURE,
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FURNITURE,
FUuxiTUin:,
i
FURNITIJilH,
FURNITURE,
...
FURNITURE,
FUHNiTURL.
FURNITURE.
FUllNITlJBE.
CARPETS,
''CARPETS,
CARPETS,
MATTIN(1S;
MA'h'lNC.
' MATTINGS;
t CARPETS; iMA'lTLVfJS,
MATTINGS, I
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MATTINGS,
MATTINGS,
- , '
OIL CL
CAHPKTS,
CARPETS
.1 I
1 a til ii.Wr'Li
(j.llU lt I i
OUl CLOTHS
l
OIL CLOTHS.
OIL CLOTHS,
STOVES,"
STOVES,
STOVES,
STOVES.
STOVES,
STOVES.
LIME,
LIME,
LIME,
LLME,
CEMENT,
CEMENT,
CEMENT,
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cement;
AND
SHINGLES- .
SUING Ll',
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SUING Ll,
-,.' s .i
SHINGLES,"
BUILDING MATERIAL .
BUILDING MATERIA!
BUILDING MATERIA
OF ALMOST EVERY. D
1SCRIPTI0N!:
INCLVIJXW
DRESSED AND UNimESSE!) LUMBER!:
" - . , "of.
EVERY KIND AND QUA LIT Y
DOORS, -.
SASH,
BLINDS,
MOULDINGS,!
BRACKETS,
PLASTERING;
. ' . '
. LATHS
1ULUSTERS.
' ? '
&c, -
Wluch are conptantly
KEIT ON HANp AT T
Li:ni3iHJsi
A'
: EXAMINE AND, -j
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"KNOW; IiOW IT IS YOURSELF V
Elizabeth City, N. C., jan.jaO, 1872.
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