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I .1 4 WWAU. A V1 ' 1 . . PUBLIC FUNIS DISBURSEMENTS, ' .zr-lr$y 'tluued.) V ' 1853. ivViNa. 22. CRAVEN COUNTY. -KETT TAX. Land. - -' 1 -.$3H 19 Lunatic A.jlu.'T fS?'? " Lawyers, 4ti5.,'"ff 'v- "ill"44J 15 51." TollRridires.'iti:, : 7 25 v -153.22 Gold and SilTtr atches, f Harps,' -"- PiAnaar .vU-,..- - Plate, -v Pleasure Carriage, --j v - f Playing Cards,:-5 . ..' vl i ;- Bowling Alley -. r - .r'fe.s- i as " 5C 40 ;47 20 . -82 72- :i so-" 3 50. CS4.32. . Tiprnal Circus. rHfV Aluuicianarr . . 47 00 4 70 94 00 474 78 24 41 Billiard Talle 1 1 ti .-1 Tv, -,.i Tf D?prftand.FqreIgnCMj 50 J7 7 71 Cipital Invested , - - t!r&UEllllAKD COUNTY. Alex'r. Jwhoaor;, Sheriff. Acres landi f 848,540 Va!oIand$l,165.G79- Yal.toynpw'j.530'890 NuTPalH " 4,691 - ; ,1 $G57 44 Tw FropertJH V 882 48 510 72 132 53 112 77 .122 20 107 10 30 OS . 14 10 - 213 38 C8 39. 9 40 63 92 9 23 275 42 - 9 87 23 50 989 82 178 CO " 47 00 , 4 70 282 00 11 75 34 78 " - 2 82 188 00 JJatio.Ajlun, , , Itrtere reoeivei;. DtTidcnd ind Profi,v - . LiiWera and Phyiean8 Salaries ad els, -StdlIorse-sK atev-: -''i Gold'Watcnes - SUver Watche3:f Pianos, , rj- Plater T . ' ' Plaasuro Carriages PJajuig Cards'4 . Stores jj r Taverns,":; 'ii- ?- - Musicians jVHi-.V?---Billiard TaUesV-if TolBrid8ai ' ' Pieicl8,: i w': Boi? Knivea bd Dirka, Foreign InBuraice Co., Mottgages--.- " 11 i- 1 Hi Mi 1 4 f : Sti 23 BKjti&fc SLeuV -v V -.! Snver.Watchesi- - -uOm Land, i $557,003 - j . - V -. : . v - -.. v DTown-Pr"., sv. Tleasnre Cirriagej., r, 4 -nerty,' - - 0: 558.480 - L l,nK AIlaJr!u $5,317 71 'A i !4 1 No 24. " 1 ! - r Ctfi&ITUCK COUNTY. JosseB.Iiea, Sberiffl AereaLandi y 135.805 Value do.; 485.720" - 1.C52 No, Polk, SETT TAX. Land, i: Pull. "'. ' ' ii Lunatic ARyluniv Interest Recei;d, Lawyers and Pfcysisiana, Stud Horses, Gold Watches J SUyerWalcbe; Piaajos . r -11 . Pleasure Camies, Pedlaw,,. , . ;i Tateras - 1'. Billiard Tables,!; Bowie Knives -Comic Singer, Pisfols, Dirks, Canes &s . Mortgnges . , ;t - 4273 94 310 58 161 42' 136 18 11 28 4 70 17 86 12 93 2:82 23 50 88 36 84 60 103 40 94 00 0 94 4 70 15 04 47 10 GO ;.' No. 25. , . , DAVIDSON COUNTY. James P. Stimsoi, Sheriff. -AftresLAnd, 354,809 Varaedn fd.113.4C0 No. Polls, ' 2,853 NXTT TAX. . - $626 90 Land; Town Property, t! PolL' ' - ! T - 1'' A 536 36 331 03 283 89 69 ' 18 80 4 70? . C 58 Interest Receive. Dividend and Profit, ; h Lawyers and -Phveicians,-Stad" Horses,' H " " Fines : . "; ' Gold Watches, :i Silver Watches'K - 1 "42 30 Capital Invested Pianos, y" ' , .X " " V" Plate,.. ; ' ' .. Pleasure Carriag ee, , Playing Cards 1? ' ' ' " Storey . -' ' Pedlar and Penalties . " Taverns - - ii Circus, -f - f, -' : 1 Concert, ' ' Pistols ' Bowie Knives ,-;'"' . Mortgages, " " 3 48 15 04 1 17 87 89 -' lvil .105 8 - 103 40 18 80 c 47 00 -'V-4 70 . 37 60 1 mi it .1 -e 1 Hi 1 88 23 86 -t 1 V, t h 4 lT.lNo.26.-:;. . DAYIE COUNTY. it h 1 t m 3 Alexl"M. Booe, Sheriff. Acres Land, j' 26357" Value ds; V $558,491 J -No. Polls, f 1,688 T? $ -lnfTT taxT -V ' ' Land;. vf z 3f4 87 Town Property, ji t- - .23 72 f poll.' ;. . i zn 34 v r J fcEunaiic AiyTum vi 1 vl . ; 182 06 r ioteesfcRceeived,-;i ' 129 89 alariea.and eefj- ; 19 i4 Stud Horses , J 1& 92 GatejC.- K'r?3ff--'8 46 Gold Watches J , V ':3a 08 SilverWatclies j: " H 24 91 Pianos ' 6 58 piatsv. i; ' -r' 47 Pleasure Carriages, f-? 46 53 Stores, -'Wj,"-'".-: 58 28 Pcdtacs'v ; , 28 U 1 1', K,- 7- CT ; c - "w 9 40 ..ircuST-? ..ffcKV N egro Traders s,j - V 8 C Capital lavested,: -r 76 Ktois lHrksXCt . Jlortffaees-i? ' v ) Toll Bridges AeVr 7 -99.; i 1 t fA - -1 DUBLIN COUNTY:n:;v' John -DAlternatly.' Sheri&c, v-3, A crW Land. ;S 437.410 ; , 1 i,..Y'. ' T VaW;iir'v'-;$8(.0775- i- V ', " No. Polls, 3,442 " MIT TAX." - IT- J . I Tom Prupf rty, V : Poll. v .'Gi7 10 (Ctm - Lunatic As Ylurn, ;; ' ";" 1 1wtercst' Received, r- ' ,234 ti.x, 1 31U)2 t, V 5iC4"- . 3L 02 ." . " 63 osr : Salaries? ami Te?tCf- , wtud Hoi-s.es, , Gold Watches,1? .J. 10 34, ' ' 47. 171 "03 "r Pedlars' 84'CO" ,131, 00 .47 00 94 '' 23 50' r ' 141 Tavern ei; Pistols,' v Dirks, io.' Mortgages"-'; " 442 $2,489 1 r EDGECOMBE C0C$TY? JamesF. Jenkins,VSheriff. -4 ' v - ? Acres' Lahd,'-; 428.540 , i - Value ' do:; H$l,jp88,629''' - Noi Polls, i " 5,650-, , H - . - JiKTT TAX, .; i v - - Xand," $1,005 18 ' Town Property, v 1 -Poll,'--f v- Y ; Lunatic Asylum, V:- "r Iuteiest lieceived. Dividend and Profit, . Lawyers and Physicians, Stud Horses, w. - v , . 45 98 -1,652 20 1 002 Jl 1,41017 ' 33 22 HQ 56 45 12 ! 48 11 44 36 44 45 12 22 20 Capital luve&teu, Gold Watches, Silver. Watches, ' Pianos, Plate,,., Pleasure Carriages Playing t arda, Bovrliug Alley's, Stores, Pedlar and Distress Tavorns, Circus, .Comic Singer, Collateral Descent, Xegro Traders, Pistols, Bowie Knives, Dirks, Mortgages, w274,t5 ' J2 38v 47 00 38$ 40 128 67 141 St) 47 OO 4 70 17 92 22 50 . l 41 523 24 10 60 v 745 No. 29. FORSYTIIE COUNTY. William Flint, jr.. Sheriff. Acres Land, 211.741 Value do.. No. Polls, Town Property, $665,383 1,660 $181,875- X1TI TAX. Land, Town Property, Poll, Lunatic Asylum, Interest Received, Stud Horses, Salaries and Fees, &; Capital Invested, r Gold Watches, Silver Watches, Pianos, Plate, Pleasure Carriages, Playing Cards, Bowling Alleys, Stores, Pedlars, Taverns, Artificial Curiosities, Ac, Negro Traders, Pistols, Mortices, $3iO 102 312 2-Jl 813 17 U8 I fc2 .6 24 44 28 40 :J.7 40 42 13 42 73 39 48 5 88 23 50 182 30 2s 20 G5 SO 122 -O 25 ;!8 5 61 $2,524 No. 30. FRANKLIN COUNTY Washington Harris, Sheriff. Acres Laud, Value do.. No. Poll.., 295,504 $738,627 3.279 XETT TAX. Land, Town property, Polls, Lunatic Asylum, Interest Received, Lawyers, Phvsicians, Ac Stud Horses, Capital Invested, Gold Watches, Silver Watches, Pianos, Plate, Pleasure Carriages, Stores, Pedlars, Taverns, Circus, . Musicians, Billiard Tables Pistols, Bowie Knives, Dirks, Ac, Mortgages, Ac, . $116 " 616 7s7 27 40 r.o t0 45 67 S5 20 42 71 44 18 10 iio 8 4 6 12 148 Oo 176 72 50 40 112 80 47 (M) 4 70 -fM oo 13 10 t4 17 10 CO $1,357 32 $3,010 No. 31. GASTON COUNTY. Lawson A. Mason, Sheriff. Acres Land, 207.149 Value Land, No. Polls, $605,959 1,540 NETT TAX. Land, Town Propertv, Poll, Lunatic Asylum, Interest Received, Dividend and Profit, Lawyers, Ac, Stud Horses, Gold Watches, Silver Watches, Pianos, Plate", Pleasure Carriages, Stores, Pedlars, Taverns, Comic Singer, : Negro Traders, Pistols, Toll Bridges. Bowie Knives Dirks, Ac, Mortgages, 341 70 4 06 290 65 177 32 283 47 14 4 70 19 74 21 62 10 58 4 70 1 72 60 07 86 48 28 20 9 40 4 70 94 8 46 3 53 9t 47 ' 8 83 $2,400 78 $1,373 GATES COUNTY. Asa mil, Sheriff. Acres. Land, 172.842 Value Land, No. Polls, $562,263 2,374 NETT TAX. Land, Town Property, t Poll. $317 12 8 77' 440 3V 212 20 331 5G 15 12 30 08 ' 20 68 -Lunatic Asylum, ' Interest received," Dividend and Profit, Lawyers'i Ac, i . : Stud Horses, : ' Toll Bridges " Gold Watches' 1 Silver Watches,. -Pianos,- Pleasure Cnrrisges, Playing Cards, Stores I . v ; Tayerns, sr -r Circus.. . . 16 92 , . . nic" s, ... . 64 M t 2-Ji . . v , 129.72 v.' v-47 ()() - - 4 70 $1,357 50 Musicians, - ---! Pistols - --"i- Bowie Knives rr. Dirks ' -Vf- 8 40' - 94 , a "-1-' 8"83 . $1,7C7 Vv - '(to bi cbsmsnoi) .-V - .'VT ' - ". ':. . '.'.;.- ' ....,'.. " '' 1.4TOlQ!IINIBtAPEX.''t ii-iCOuftrj,wMi8approire. of thfp61ujj I i u- - - - i ?rr nA hA' 1 adoptad br h President of tbet.United ."Sates, jPurspanttto pr.v..f. 7Sg0 K Cabio&Miimtor.s-nMd party organ., of re- --" L1 -"th"'",-P 5h ?5ad 1 wrdin.rtJ teriioiC. witl. notorious aboli. Jinet u lhe Court '.ilouae ia Eluabetbtown, on Monaay, tne Oth ot ieruary, io appwiui warp n-msfnt ti. rum lit v in the Y hlti State Convention to be boldeoin Raleih.h the2lt nf-ilie lYresf'rit month. .TJuhn Siiilth,' EsQ ..WAS catled ,to tbe Chair.aud JnG,! Riohaidion-was .cnoaeir oecrciary.. c. r , v, . t w-,rJ-- i Oa niotronVthe Chairman appointed ...Co.iy J, i G AIcDub'alJ, R. S. Gillespiel b-s-" C.1 ,Samli. , A 'A. J Byrn. Jno. A. Robeson, A. J .d toy. 'ana i vJii -triiiii fK a 'PnmmitfW tit draft resolu- :. tvcin a..v i aji a w " r - jT ; , , lions for lne consideration of the House, .f During the absence' of - the Committee, .re marks enfdeTivered -bv -Col 'Cauierbn, Editor,: l the Argus, and R. E. Troy , Eq w hich," on account of their force and strong maintenance of the views and "sentiments of the WJiig Party, iirxm flHUHtinna nF lit Kill a) and State Dolicy. de serve a much inore lengthy botice than the brief ntKitai'nm if the Stcretarv euable nim to Rive. 29 . ..The Committee having returned, through their'Chairman. CoL J. G. McDueald, TeporjeU the subjoined resolutions,' which having been read, were unanimously adopted. . ". i V Resolved, That vc approve of holding Whig Convention at Raleigh, on the 21st of February, for the 'purpose of nominating a candidate tor Governor ol North Carolina. ind that the Chair man of this meeting appoint tw enty five Dele gates to attend said Convention. - Resolved, That wo have renewed' confidence in the soundness and safety of our principles, believing them to be the true Republican and American policy. Hesulccih, That the vast Public Domain of the United Skates belongs equally to all the States urooured iu a common struirle for Republi can Liberty, by the counnou treasure of the old it States, and l.v them, in a generous spir compromise and patriotism, ceded to the Gene ral Government as a "cominoii fond" lor the "use and benefit of all jflie Stales;" and any dis position of the l'ublic Lauds, exc ept for the "use and beneht ol all the Slates, is in iaa l inn, unjust and improper,-and contrary to the spirit and intent ofllie treaties and deeds of cession, and ouht not to be allowed or tolerated by lhe free people and sovereign Slates: that the pur poses for w hich said cessions were made have been ended, ly the payment of the debt for which said Lands were ceded by the old Suites to the General Government, ana the practice of donating thcin contrary to the terms of said treaties i f cession having obtained to an unjust, unfaithful and alarming extent, we are une- 34 quivocally in lavor of di mainling anil receiving now a lair ai.u equal mare i sa;u kuius oi their proceeds for North Carolina ; which when obtained bhall, uudur the direction of the State Legislature, be applied to Y. lucational and Ifi ternal Imnrovement luirno.-es. and for lessening tiie burthen of tasatiou upi n the people of the ; State. ' Ri-mdced, Thai we have unabated confidence , in the honesty and patiiotism ol the freen.en i f North Carolina, and cheerfully and freely re- t cie'iiisini: the doctrine that the source of all po litical power is and of riiit ought to be in ti e , people, we ! eliee that lhe n:ot Republican ; mode of amending or changing iu any particu- i lar our State Constitution, is by a Convention of j the people, called upon the ratio of representa- I tion in tiie lli,usc of Cuinmoi.s ol the Sitt Legislature. ! lltsulct ,, That we are opp-.ised to any distur bance of the Compromises ot LioO, and w ill lend , our hearty co operation at all limes to their sa- j cred maiuienauce, and will not tolerate an at tempt from any quai ter to interlere with the peace and harmony secured to our h ippy coun try hy their passage v, and initc all sections of our Slate, irrespectic of party afiiiiations and local prejinlices, to a hearty cooperation in this and ttie foiegoing policy, as iu our o j inion best calculated to red.-ein our glorious North Carolina from reproach, and place her where her rich resources entitle her to he, "the proudest and uppermost of these noble and bril liant tliirrv-oi'.e stars." And to maintain lit 70 j every hazard our Federal Constitution, the 1 guardian of our honor, and thereby secure hon ' or abroad, prosperity and happiness at home, ami lima stnt stronger aie ties winch link, to ether the various I'.irts of the commou broth- . erhood. , I'nuiVc, That while we pledge our und I ded support to t!,e nominee "l tie H liitr fe;ate Convention for Governor ot North C'aroiina, we i resj.eclfuily urge lor the nomination the name 1 of our esieemed and able friend ticotge avis, j Kq., of Wilmington. Tiie following gentlemen were appointed del- gates to the State Convention : John A. Rich j ardson, Patrick L. Anders, Col. N'eill Re ly, j A. S. Milh-r, .V. .J. .Jones, Imncan Cmmartie, .J. W. l'urdie, T. (). Urown, .J. .J. D. Lucas, John P.uih, Col. A. J. l!m.-, Mat. Byrne, Co!, j J. (i. Melhigabl, Kdmun.l li. Ii iehard-oli , Jab. I MeDugahl, Thomas J. Norman, K. S. Giih s , pie. Jounh I. Rus-i, David Lewis, Stephen Hair, Angus Taylor, Dr. Mel ir.non, J. 11. lJ.iilentine, j Thos. C. Smiih, and T. J. Jones, j On motion, the Chairman was added to the j list of delegates. I On motion, the Secretary was instiuctea to I forward a report of tiie proceedings of the nu et j ing to the editors of the t)l.-.erver for publica l ti.m, with rerpiest that the Whig papers of Fay I etteville and Wilmington c py the same into 79 I their columns. '1 here being no further busi- hps before the House, on motion, the meeting i adjourned. JOHN SMITH, Ch'n. Jous A. Richardson, Sec'y. WHIG MEETING IN" PITT. A meeting of the Whigs of Pitt County was held at tire Court House in the town of Green ville, on Tuesday the 7th instant, for the j pose of appointing delegates to attend the Whig j Slate Convention, to be held in Raleigh ou the iilst of February, 18o4. On motion, Benjamin F. Eborn, Esq., was called to the Chair, and William T Marsh ap pointed Secretary. The object of the meeting having been explained by Feuner B. Satterth waite, Esq. On motion, a committee of five, consistine of Messrs. F. B. Satterthwaite, E. C. YellowleyTB. G. Albritton, L. B. Pugh, and Henry P.Bry ant, were appointed by the Chairman to pre pare resolutions for the consideration of the meeting. The committee retired, and after consulta tion, introduced the following preamble and resolutions, which, after appropriate and spiri ted speeches in their support from F. B. Sat terthwaite. and W llham Marsh. Esars.. unanimously adopted. . ULAtAEI, All lO IliC VpiUIVll Vi I O IS III CCi 111 r, , ' 1 ' v tS " l. II 1. 1. ... .... US li ciiiiuiuaLc that only a full and perfect organization is ne- fr Governor at the ensuing election ; And be cessary to ensure the success of the consena-! lieving that the Whig party of the State will tive Republican Whig party of North Carolina, be faithfully and impartially represented, with Tberefore, 'out regard to individual preferences, in said Resolved, That we approve of the proposed j Convention, and tho best interest of the State Convention of the Whigs of the State, to bo ' anJ Country consulted and promoted, held 'in Raleigh, on the twenty-first day of ' Resolved, That we will give our hearty sud- 08 February.-and that we believe a corJial earnest support of the nominee of that Conven tion for Governor will redeem the State, and re establish Republican Whig principles in North Carolina. I'Resolved, That tie Chairman of this meeting appoint fifty delegates to represent the Whizs 01 me vyouiny in saiu uonventron itesoiveu, xnai tua luono iands are common, property of the States: obtained the common efforts and common treasure - .7 fl'l - -t T 1 t inesefoiates; auu in wnicn eacii. and all fairly and legitimately entitled to oartieinat. and. that the policy adopted by the dominant 'democratic party of squandering and voting them away to the North-Western States, to the exclusion of North Carolina and other of the old States of this Union, is -unjust,-unequal, and illegal, and can only be remedied by a speedy resort to the long cherished doctrine if the Whig party, of a wise, just, fail; and equal distribution of their proceeds or of the lands themselves among all the States. Remlccdslh&t a firm and abiding adherence to the Compromise of the slavery Question - . ! -.- - ' wbib passed Congress in 1850,-'51, is the duty ' c .1- 1 1 V. 87 01 fcrj m mo iituu, oi every party, and of every section ; and that; thercfors as friends . ' - of the Union, as lovers of peace and harmony -T5j!.-k 'nil: Vfc- Ao ?;Vif '' - - r warding and fraternizing tionists of the Nur.tbx and avowed enemies of the i?x'rtfX, .That. tbe policy of jnterfenofc in State elecUonsns manifeated by the presen Administration in.,jtlie New; York, Massachu' , sptts'. arid . MississinDi .elections,- is corrupt in "t. J:..."r.T . ....i.,;...";.. ianlluniv nml in direct ii ititotui, u'nuyvM'A i.... , - violation ot State'a rignts cainnff aiouu ior m unqualified condemnation of every; free man who wishes td see the elective franchise ncon- jtatniiiated by the polluting hands of public pat-. RexotveJ, Jliat we pledge our brother Whigs of the State a hearty and icalous Bupport of the nomiria for Governor, whoever he may be, as we are confident he will be a good Whig, a true Whig.jind a sound Whig. We also pledge our best endeavors and unceasing labors again to Secure the ascendency of that party, under which Noribr Carolina has so long maintained her high integrity as a State, and under whoeo wi.sa and just legislation she nas auamea iue present enviable reputation of the good, the honest Old North .State. - - Tn accordance with the"2d resolution, the Chairman apjointed the following gentleman as delegatesJohn Boyd. John S Chiton, E C Yellow ley, F R Cherry." Dr Jas 'P Bryan, Win T Marsh Caivin Evins, Joseph Ritigold, Felix Braxton, Willis Nobles, Thos II Mallison, Cor nelius Stephins, Nasbev Mills, Robert Wilson, Louis Galloway. Edward O Dixon, Jos Laugh inhouse, Feuner ii Sutterthwaite, Caleb Smith, Washington Curtis, W II Clark. Win Teaden, James L Cobb. Col Samuel Vines, Richard liy inini, Wm Flanakin. Win J Moye, Jas W May, Lawrem e Anderson. Hiisfh Ilemby, Moses Ty ot ! son. Silvester Cox, Thomas Cannon, Jesse Had- dock, Cal.-b Cannon. Ii l iMcL.awiiorne, in Frizzle. Jno C Jentios, L B Pugh, Courts Pa trick. Th. s .M Wiggins, Wm (uimby, Benj'n Flemmin;:, LG Little, David Laughley, Ram'l Brown, Dr Joel Bryant, John Whitehurst, Jas Cherry, J R Carney, John C Keel? Jno S D in iel, Henry Harrington, I)r Jas E Gorham, Wm A Whitehead. Wm May, Rufus Hcurn, Ivy Windam, and Peyton A Atkinson. On imuion, the Chairman was then added to the list of delegates. Resulced, That the proceedings of this meet ing be published in the North State Whig and Raleigh Register. On motion, the meeting then adjourned. BK J. F. EliORN, "Chairman. Wm. T. M iii.e.i. Secretary. WHIG MiiliiiV: 1 AN VILLK. According to prei..o notice, a large meeting ot the tngsoi inaiiMiie was neiu in me t,jri i House iu Oxford, on Wednesday. theSih Feb., instant. On motion of Jas. T. Littlejohn, Esq., John liuliock, Esq. was called to the Chair, and, on further motion, Eugene d lissom was appointed Secretary. The object of the meeting was briefly ex plained by Col. L. C. Edwards, upon whose motion the Chairman was requested to appoint nc hundred Ih legates to attend the Whig State Convention to assemble in Kaleiirh on the 21st instant, to nominate a candidate for Governor, j On motion, the Delegates in attendance were ' authorised to fill the vacancies in the delegation. ' Dr. H. J. Robards submitted the following Resolution to the meeting, which was unani mously adopted : j i We.., That the Whigs of this County are ! earnestly requested to hold primary metiings; in each a::d every Captain's District in the County, and appoint Delegates, not less than two, nor more than five in number, to attend a ; County Convention, to be held in Oxford on ' Tuesday of May Court week next, to nominate candidates fbr the Senate and House of Com mons, lo represent this County in the ensuing Legi.-lature. in compliance with the first resolution, the Chairman appointed the following gentlemen to att Ti l tiie Mate Convention in Raleigh, viz: Wilie Perry. James J Moore. Eaton I'avi--. li K Parham." Rufus Hobbitt, N G Whitfield, Wm Crudup, Hatnet Overton, Wm A Eaton, George K'lirr. ll P l l...... lt....,o,.... V,.P. Bcrnace Walker, Francis .1. Fuller, Rufus lilarknall, Joseph A Person, Ju '" I nius P.isfc.il!, G W I'.lacknall, M D Uail -y, Jas I! FioydyJ'eil'erson Jenkins, Win Hicks, John I' ... , i Hicks, .-Vwx Fleming, Jas T Giil Jno Rtireen. A li Grissom, W A Bullock, B F Bullock, L II Ib.lloek, f L Cole, Wm B-illock. J Peace, J I' Adams, $ -Rowland, Peter Fleming, Win Levis , ter, Tlios Winslow, W R Hicks, T B King.bu- rv, WmCozart, John R He rndon, R B Gilliam, j li W I. issiter, Reuben Hart, C W Allen, Jas A ! Russell, L C Edwards, M Paschall. LC Tay ; lor, Job Osborne, R W Harris, Saml S Hicks, Wm W Fuller, Jno F Harris, R 11 Kingsbury, Lewis Taylor, Jr. Danl A Paschall, Isaac II J a is, 1 R Voung, David Overby, J r. Geo Pittard, Win Thorp, P W Voung, Lewis Thorp, Jas S Amis, R V Daniel, Alex Waller, J R Walker. Jas Dalbv. Edwd Dalbv. Jas J Wortham, Wm P Wcbb.'llugh MeCadden, James Webb, Ales Hunt, John II W ebb, (ieo T Baskerville, L A Blankcnship, John R Hurt, S S Royster, R J Austin, R A Hamilton, II J Rowland, J Gooch, Thud Rowland, R A Jenkins, E Satterwhitc, I John Hargrove, J V Thomas, W T Ezell, John ! L Hare, B Pitchfoid, L A Paschall, T L Wil . liams, Henry W Jones, N M Laurence, Wm M Ulaekwell, Win Hunter, Hamilton Hester, Lew is Parham, Win Hockady. ' On motion, the names of the Chairman and 1 Secretary were added to the list. I On motion of Dr. Robards, the proceedings ' were ordered to be sent to the Whig papers in Raleigh for publication ; and the meeting ad journed. JOHN BULLOCK, Ch'n. I Ei'cene Grissom, Sec'y. W HIG MEETING IN MARTIN. pur - At a meeting of a respectable portion of the ; W lugs ol Martin County, at the Court House, in Williamston, on the 10th of January, 1854, I (being County Court week,) Major Samuel S. I S. Shepherd, was called to the Chair, and Fri ley J. Harrell appointed Secretary. j William J. Ellison, Esq., being called upon, explained the object of the meeting, iu a strong, j happy and felicitous manner. Upon motion of W. J. Ellison. Esq.. the Chairman appointed a committee of three per sons, to submit resolutions for the consideration and adoption of the meeting. Whereupon, be appointed William J. Ellison, D. C. Guy ther and Wm. Clark Eborn, Esqs., who reported to the meeting the following : "We cordially approve of the Convention of were ! the V lugs of the State to be held at Raleitrh on the 2lst of February next, for the purpose of andP"rt to the nominee of the Convention and that the Chairman of this meeting appoint thirty -seven delegates to represent this County i liquid Convention." Which were unanimously adopted, and the Chairman, pursuant to-the resolution, appoint ed the following delegates, viz: DC Guyther, Joseph B Griffin, Mason Jones. Dr Lov! s the) 1 ates, warren w Andrew, Joel Smithwick Jj j Hyman Roberson, Ebenezer Lilly, John Ward! '.Jf! jr., Wm C Eborn, Wm J Ellison, Gilbert L f at wmt k . are iu"ore, u it Element. UK Spruill, John D La. (ham, S J Latham, Frily W Moore, Samuel C Whitley, Kichard li Gorham, Wm Atkinson, John Ward, sr., Elisha Everett, Theophilus Griffin, John Hurst, John B Wbitaker, Dr J J Anthony, Dr P P Clements, Dr J W Sherrod, "Wra W RoberBon, Henry Roberson, F J Har rell Df II S Williams, Thomas Jones, WT Hyman, AV'm E Spruill, Wm K A Williams, and S R SpruilLt-." 4 Upon motion of W C". Eborn, the name of the" Chairman was" added to the list of delegates,' and i t .was ordered that the proceedings of tliis meeting -be signed by the Chairman and Secre tary and sent to the Editor of the ''Old North Stute," lor publication S 'L S. Sl SHEPHERD nhm'n Fei lev JIakkkix, See'y. - h - 'fU?" "v 5? - ' sanf-VmtirTS? M'TTLeaeli; R II Cray. Jno Spin. JesjeTV!- rVi - rTn is ' ker. Js Thnrnburgh, Um R Brown .fSSvl 0-, motion f Junalh-kri Wortha, (lie pro- - WHIG MEETING A Moin E rrk' Win - . -ft .i ... . o ..fin.. Vr held in the.Curt House in Mocksvihe, on b-Uui dny tho:4th instant ; On motmuf Di,. 1. , o.i.. wiin'ff -was oriraDizea by c-uung. , 7 .Anoint Uul. J. ti tiones.1 loiur vii, -it- ! VOl. Oil' iwiiv,' I.1-, , k fa. i ' G.A.JJinghkW yiian.coijA " HOWlBZ rt'Ululluiii,.-nH'V . r, Reiiced, 'XXb Vf htg0l liarie ua sed with much satisfaction tbo. active efforts pi,u king by their friend ia 'vevery sectional he State to 'sacurafuiralttendanca of dj, eg.ites at the a6proachin& ; convention to be held in Ral eigh" o the 21st InsLrand that they draw there frovth& liveliest hopes of. the. success ot the nominee and the iauss and of the ultimate, re ascendancy W our SJate of Whig principles. Kew,Thaf the gross abuse of the appoin ting power bv.' tbe-present administration-in-conferring nVost of the valuable offices within iti rift, upon Northern J?ree Soilers andSouthern Secessionists, thereby holding out a premium to agitation and a reward for treivson, uinnts and we "believe will receive the condemnation of the American people ' -' A- ' Resolecd, That the compromise measures of 1850 are looked to by us and approved as a fin al settlement of the dangerous sectional ques tions then threataoing the very existence of the Union, and that we hold in grateful remem brance lhe name of their revered author, ILnry Ciii, and of those who co-operated with him in securing their ruiFsage. , Resolved. That t!ie public domain is the com- mon property of all the States, procured by their . "immiinin erf'orts and common treasure, and shmild be used for their common benefit, and !l it.i !on,rr silentlv Hubmit to the ! gross injustice done North Carolina (who ceded ! a valuable portkr. of said domain to the .Geue I . r , .1.1 ....Li;.. ral ijovernmeni ) u. squandering iiwjjuuhv lands upon particular Slates, while she receives nvl!iinij. Re.' i red. That we are in favor of a judicious vvsteni of internal improvements iu N. Carolina ! for djvelor.ing the vast natural resourcesof lhe ' Stat.-, and that we look forward to the comple tion of the Central Railroad and other public i works now in progress as the inauguration of a ' new era in the history of our State, from which , her people mav date her rapid advance in ail the elements of greatness, social, pecuniary and poitical, and feel a conscious glow of pride, in acknow ledging, w hen beyond her borders, that they are Sons of North Carolina. Rexvlvsd, That we believe that certain altera tions in oor State Constitution are desired by a majority of the Stale, and that the true rcpuh ( ilc.:ll, mode of anlenning sai l instrument is by : a Convent. on selected by tne people thems lu s : foe that, and mother purpose, and that it is an additionalel.Miietitnf our attachment totlie n big party, that it has endeavored to keep the ques i lion of amending our Constitution free from party politic. ! ResAvvd, That the Chairman appoint twenty delegates to represent Davie in the approaching ! Convention, and that we pledge ourselves to the ....... i r . . , Mipport of the nominee fairly selected, come from what section of the State he may. Before the resolutions were put to vote, Col. I .1 1 1 1 iirt on nl.l rcsse.l I o speech which i nil v 'l !.is. tellow ill 's in a met their enthusiastic ap- proval, 1:1 which he alluded to too incidents 01 tiie lat Presidential election, reviewed iu a mas- ; terly manner theaets of the administration since j its accession to pow er and spoke a word of en-j couragement and hope to tiie Whigs of the Coun ty who have always regarded him with pride as their political leader. , Dr. Jas. G. Ramsay, of Rjw-in, being called j on, addressed the mc-ting, in a few brief and per- : tiiunt remarks, at the same time remarking; that he w is not prepared to make a speech on j politics. J 1: ur-tie.nee of the last resolution,! the chairman appointed the following delegates ! to attend said Convention, viz. G. W . Johnson, Esq., Col. Saml. Taylor, Jas. Pony, jr., Stephen I nitiiit, W. Clous,., Alex. Danes, W. R. Sharpe, Harrison Cook, P. II. Cain, -Eph. Gaitber, R. F. Johnson, G. A. Bingham, J . A. Lillington, J no. ! C. Fo-ird, Alex. Grey. Jos. Shive, Dr. D. S. Par- ; ker, P. F. Mel on v, ) . M. Johnson and S. A. ! Ilobson. ' I G. A. BlNoll M, See. : J. B. JONES, Ch'um. i WHIG MEETING IN RANDOLPH. j At a meeting of a portion of the Whigs of , Randolph County, held on the Sth day of Fib., 1 185 1, in the Court House in Asheboro', on mo- ' tion of Jonathan Worth, F.-q., the lion. John ' Long was called to the Chair: and, on motion ' of Col. J. M. A. Itrak.i, Alfred G. Foster was! requested to net a Secretary. A Committee, consisting of WifTtam J. Lmi", j .i. 1.1... i 'iv ...,! 1 ,,1 u i.- 1 i.iuo i..j ...... i.. ..-,p., . ing been appointed to prepare resolutions lor: ii B ,Lr,r i, ..c .1... ;...r .... r ... meeung, retired lor that purpose. Gen. J. M. Loach, responsive to a call from the meeting, delivered some appropriate, able and eloquent remarks, at the close of w hich the Committee reported the following rej-olutionS : j 1. Resilvel, That this meeting approve of; holding a Convention of the Whig party of this ! State in the City of Raleigh, on the 2lst Feb'v, ' msiani, ior me purpose 01 nominating a can didate for Governor. 2. That, whilst we would be particularly gra tified with the nomination of our esteemed fel- low-niriipn .John- ai;,m,i V-,-. ...tn... , dially support any true Whig whom the Con - vention mav nominate That the public domain, which was cither ceded to the General Government by the Old States, or acquired by the common blood nnd treasure of all the States, is the common pro perty of them all, and the proceeds arising from the sale thereof, or the lauds themselves, should be equally divided among all the States. 4. That the wasteful and unjust donation of the public lands to the new States, and the in creased taxation arising from works of Internal Improvement in the Old States, imperatively demand that we of the Old States should insist upon our just rights. 6. That this meeting will appoint thirty del egates to represent this County in said" Con vention. The foregoing resolutions being unanimously adopted, the Secretary then offered, in addition thereto, (accompanied by some remarks,) the following resolutions, which w'ere also unaui mously adopted, to wit: Resolved, That we, the Whigs of Randolph, although favoring amendments to our State Constitution, do deprecate all tinkering with that sacred instrument by mere partisans and politicians ; and being desirous of elevatin" the question of coustitutional reform above the mire and filth of party, and recognising the right of a free people, to amend their constitution as' they please, by delegates selected for that pur pose by themselves do declare ourselves in fa vor of a free and .unrestricted Convention of the people for that purpose. 2. That we cordially endorse and approve the action of our Representatives in the last Legis- laturej in their manly and patriotic resistance to any amendment of our State constitution by legitlutivc enactment, however desirable sch an amendment might be in itself. And whereas, by an open Convention, Equal Suffrage, together with other desirable amend ments, can be effected certainly and at once, with out being subjected to the uncertainty nnd te dious delay of years, ai best, and perhaps at last defeated : Therefore, . - . , :. Resolved, That we doubt the 6'uicerity of those who affect to desire constitutional amend ments by jthe Legislature and yet oppose such amendments by the.peoplo. - t v . ;Rksolvjd1 hat our, delegates be requested to use their efforts io have a resolution adopted by the Whig Convention at Raleigh, - making a manly and unequivocal declaration in. favor of an open Convention., ...... . . . The following gentlemen weVe; then appoint ed by the meeting as delegates, to wit: Isaac Foust, Thoa M.Moore, A T llahv H B Elliott, W J3 Lane, M Worth, J C Harriss. Jona Worth, A Q Foster, Alex Horner,-II M Foust, J P 11 Russ Green Hill, John B Troj, Thomas Blacky were orderailo be pub- gister and GreensiHiro V request that other Whig papers J ... ,.-: rmtxr T nT. fH.'n.; 'i ni iot, wjia POTlV ' - " -i .IVllJUViVii , , WHIG MEETING IN STOKES. j mectinzofa bortiorrof "the Whigs of Stokes fi-.Ii aU in tbfl t.n wn'- of Danburv . on ' the , 1st inst., for the purTiose ofr appointing" delegates to attend the WhigState Cotiventionto be held in the city -of Raleigh on r the 2lst "orTebruary, 1854 t .---i..'.. - Dr. Wni W.. Color was called to the Chair, qnd Gideon iE. Moore annointtid to act as Secreta.rv.H,:The. object of .the meeting Tiaving been explained Dy tbecbaird man. on motion of DxstAM. I homas.'tnc cnair man ppdnik4wm-v'?n'je. olutrons expressive r tha sense oi ine ineeung. i Messrs Wm.A. Lash, James M. CovingtOn,' Dr. Wm. W. McCanless, David B. Thrmias and A. II. Joyce, were appointed a cnnmitte('he comniitteo having retired for- a short time, re-' turned and introduced the following resolutions which were unanimousl v'adonted. " '" " ' ; 1st. Rest-locd,: That we approve the ' proposi tion to hola a Oonvention to npmmaie. a suua b!e candidate of the Whig party for Governor of the State in the coming contest. 2nd. Resolved, That we will cheerfully . sup port the nominee of the Convention whoever he - . .. -ii ii i m. i - uiav be. and that we wn: use an nonoraoie ..... iU,d efforts to secure his election, "believ- n,r t),.lt L,y g0 doing we sliall be acting for the good ol our country, in auvaiicmg iue (jrusprM iv of the great and noble principles of the Whig party. , 3rd. Resolved. That the Whists of Stokes .bavi iny: an abiding confidence in the honesty ; andj pure patriotism of JoflN A. Gilmer, of Guilford. do therefore recommend him to said Ccnyentioft Las a suitable candidate for the office of Gover nor. 4th. Resolved, That the Chairman appoint twelve delegates from different parts of the county to attend said Convention to represent the Whigs of Stokes therein. In pursuance of th-i last resolution, the chair, man appointed the following gentlemen as del pgates to the State Convention : E. L. Martin, Esq., II. Carroll, D. B. Thomas, Wm. A. Lash, J..F. Poindexter, Jas. M. Covington, A. King, ' Jesse Davis, A. B. D ilton, Dr. Withers, Jasper i Davis and John W. Cole. I W. W. COLE, Ch'n. l G. E. Moore, Sec'y. WHIG MEETING IN CAMDEN. Pursuant to notice, the Whigs of Camden County assembled in the Court House of said County on Tuesday the 13th day of December, 153, and upon motion Timothy C. Chainber laiue, Emj., was called to the Chair, and Wm U" Sawyer was appointed Secretary. After taking his -seat, the Chairman called on Mr. D. D. Ferebee to explain the object of the meeting, which was accordingly done ; and in conclusion of his remarks, Mr.Ferebee offer ed the following preamble and resolutions : Whereas, it is proposed to hold a Whig State Convention in the city of Raleigh on the 21st day of February next, to nominate some suita ble person to be run by the Whig party as a candidate for the office of Governor of North Carolina at the next election ; and whereas fhe Whigs of Camden County do most heartily ap prove the object of said Convention, and think it proper that they should be represented there in : lii it therefore Rc.ii ilrrd. That the Chairman of this meeting do appoint ten delegates, to represent the Whigs ol Camden County in the Conventionto be held in Raleigh on the 21st day of February next. . Resolved, That the Whigs of Camden County, without regard to sectional feelings or prejudice, will give tkeir cordial and active support to any good and true Whig, who may be nomina ted by said Convention. The above resolutions were then put, and adopted without a dissenting voice. The Chairman appointed the following dele gates to represent the Whigs of Camden Coun ty in said Convention, viz: D D Ferebee, T F lirandy, W R Abbott, Aimer Dozier, E D Do zier, M Boushal, J.ihez W Burfoot, Caleb Bar co. Jacob Mercer, and Thomas Palmer. On motion of Jabez W. Burfoot, the Chair man and Secretary were added to the list of delegates. It was then moved by Mr. Ferebee, that in the event of an entire failure on the part of the ,l..!.....t;..n fo itr.-.r.,t llin (.titnti.in T-- T..l.n Pool, a delegate from the county of Pasquotank, be requested to represent the. county of Cam den and east her vote. Tlii. o-.oti.iii vi';ic fi , rr.rf..? ornl T Tl.,rt1 K .-v T n "I't '"-:'"-" wins rresenti acknowledged his obligations for the ,onr enoferrpd ,m him .an.! rrn..,! : .. . : : 1; ,i:..i. j.. : 1 ... . . .iiiiiiiirn 10 uipviuii hi; 111c uulv iiu I I .vu li. ii. (" 1 1 y - - best of his ability. And on uution, it was ordered by the meet ing tiiat these proceedings be published in the "Old North State." The meeting then adjourned. T. C. CHAMBERLAIN, Chm'n. W. W. Sawyer, Sec'y. WHIG MEETING. A large and enthusiastic meeting of the Nhigsot iuiwan assembled in the iourt House !"1 Salisbury, on luesday the ith in st., when ' " llluuuu u- "-uc ""jucii, uiuiuiuru o. ! on motion of the Hon. N i McKenzie, Esq., was called to tho Ch'air, and J I J. Bruuer and G. A. Miller were appointed Sec 1 retnries. Mr. Boyden, after a powerful speech, in which he severely commented on t ie . policy "of the Pierre Administration, introduced the follow ing resolutions : Resolved, That the Whigs of Rowan approve of the oull for a Convention, to be held in Ra leigh on the 21st instant, to select from our party a suitable candidate for the office of Gov ernor at the ensuing August election, aud that we will send delegates to the said Convention; f Resolved, That the Whigs of'old Rowan will give their zealous support to any good and true Whig that may be selected by said Convention, without regard to his residence, as in this elec tion we are determined to know no East, no West, but the entire "Old North State forever."' Resolved, lhat the Public Land? are 'the common property or the people of the United States. Resolved, That all candid men, from the le gislation of Congress for the last few years, must admit that the Public Lands are no longer to be looked to by the Government as a source of revenue, and that instead of squandering this rich and extensive domain upon foreigners, or upon the new States in which they lie the true and proper disposition would be to di vide the lauds of their proceeds upon some just and equitable ratio among the several States of the Union, for the purposes of education and in ternal improvement. ' -;n -. Resolved, That we. most solemnly protest against the policy of Gen. Pierce as declared in bis late annual message of making, donations of the Public Lands' fdr Taiiroads, canals," and other works of internal improvement alone to the Sta.es in which the lands lie, and declaring that the Old States, ought to . be satisfied with such donations: by- reason of the tendency of such gift to" increase the1 'price pf tho Lyidfl not given away. - S"L ,( Resolved, That this policy of the President in regard to the Public Lands is most oniust and iniquitous towards the old States, and ought to be regarded by every freeman- thereof aaa di-' rect attempt to deprive him of all interest in this immense patrimony pnrchased by the blood," comluon treasure and sacrifice of . the people of the -United tatesr .vv - &rcr t 'Resolved That the purity and freedom of the Elective Franchise. is. the only sure bulwark of our. JlepnblicanTEnstitufiohs, and s thar the late attempt of the President and lus Cabinet, by means, of the" Federal offices in their gifL to control and influence the State elections iu New York, dterves th severest reprobation of evary American patriot. W'i- t c - r 1 . .... ... . T iyJ IIIOtKoi v"; ........ j. ff thJ . nieetin the Jlaleijsh ! , ,. , i Rotolved. That ther COnJuct of Green (' Son, the late Collector of the Port of N'. in." refusing'. bis. laid ;to the President j, Secretary of tbeTrpnsrry. in their , corrupt and. destroy" the purity and fr, , the Elective Franchise in the late N. elections, must meet the cordial appnn true friends'of our country's institiui, , C.Toi?d,-NTliat the president of the States has utterly disappointed the expe of the Union loving portion of our cat '1 ut I hit, i all parts of 'the- cotintry, and by his tin,., ving and mischievous policy in filling th . ,, Important and responsible offices of the ,ver ment witb the Jc reesoilors and Abolm .i,iM, the North ami with the -Secessionists oi 1 j) unionists of the South, has opened at, slavery' agitation,- to the gr;at and lastii Ii (!, ii-iu ryof all parts ot . the union. Revolved, Thnt no one but a secret enemy f the Compromise of 1850 could ever have dn'. ,,,. ed of sustaining those salutary measures j,y warding with honorable - and lucrative their bitterest enemies. ' "John A. Lillington, Esq'., of Davie, w ;w tl n called pn:rw hi also addressed the rii.( l;l;n hisvusuaf flufnt and vigorous manner. The rt-ji-olutiohsVere iiJopted unanimously. .tOb motitm ; 6f 'John Graham, Esq., jt resolved, that thirtyrthre .dslegat-s be app,,i " ted by the. Chairman o represent this C-muy ;n the. Whig Convention,' ; whieh.will asseui',,1.;,, j. '( leigh on the 2tst instant, ' The followij, .n tie men have been appointed,"-viz: W p ; ham, J G Fleming,- A II Caldwell, C L l'u.,,. Abraham'; Lo'niz,. P; A Seafordi Dr J r F. ,, ,'. Dr J G Ramsay, Dr F N' Lucky, Willie u ai, Levi -Troshir, Jacob File, L Blackmer, Ii ; Ricej. Dr Hugh Kelly, D 0 Coffin, Col II L 1; ,. bards,; John A Boyuen, II C Jones, Esq.. r. Brbw; RB Roberts,. E Myers, Col A S Br..n'n JohruK'Graham, T.T Locke, Rich'd II Cow,,.,' D R BradshaV. Col A M Goodman, J M Brow,, Esqi; J C Earnhardt, J B Beard, J E M.J(S j ilJleidA- W T3uis. .. . u . M. S. McKENZIE, ChaiTia in REblSTEIt POWER PRESS AXD JOB OFFltL - We art prepared to execute' all u.-, r ... tioas of JOB PRINTING, at reasonable rates, w neatness and dispatch Our offiee is supplied v ia the very latest styles of, -. s--.?- NEW AND FASHIONABLE TYPE of avery description necessary for the prompt ci.. cution of -.-.-. " " " - A-iAND-'-'V--: ; plus nd F.isci job pei.ttim;, ' : SUCH AS Pamphlets, Circulars, Ball ,Ticl u. BTJSIK FREJ GJTT'BrtXS, H A yD SILLS, ' " " 'yi PROGRAMMES, J LARGE 'POSTERS, BLANKS AC, In as neat'Btyle as auy other Establishing and in any quantities.. vvj-i.-.--. , : Valley Academy- f rflHIS Iustitutiou is isttuated ia the beaut:;u'. I quiet and hagpy valley of the Y-adkiu, -evrU miles North of.Leiioir, .Cafdwell icoouty, N. ( '.--The healthy location high;toned .mnrality ot tU eighborhoodr general intelligence,. liberality luJ industrious habits of the -.citizens make it oi.; a the moat "eligible points for a male echool iu tl. "good old North Stite " TU fourth kossioii xi commence Jan. 5tli,1854. Tuitioiii'ia advance, Classics. a.'.... SI 8 i English.;...... ..,10 aWd SI- vJ Boarding ia the best of farailies,vinclud- ...''- ing all necessary expenses $''( t o Xy K. Wr FAUCKTTB, Principal. . '. 1 - . ' Fart Defiance, N. ( '. Dec. 16. 185S. ' " 10J , MUIR & STEVENS, -'. Sucuesscrs to Muir and James, Importers and. Wholesale and Eetail Dealers in CHINA, GLASS, EARTHEN WARE, 1.4 VPs. Looking Glasses Plated and Britannia Fancy Goods, &c. Corner of Bollingbrook' & Sycamore Streets, Wm. Augustus Muiul T , , SAMCKL STEVENS. ''g, A :.. . Petersburg. Jan. 18.J. "IIE Subscribers having entered into partnei -li'.y 1 under the style. and linu of Muir Stevens. :o, 1 purchased the stock of China, Glass, Eurtlieinv.iiv &c. of the late firm of ; Muir & James, will 1 - tinue the businC3Sin all 'its branches at tiie ui ! stand occupied by Ahem,.? where they will at nil times keep a very large and select stock of every article -usually. found in their line of business. They are now'receiving apportion of their Spi insi Geods, (of their dwn direct inportation,) and bv the first of Marchwill have their stock complete, to which they respectfully: Invite the , attention of the public. "svvl-'i J: - - N. B. Particular attention paid to packing ffevMUIB & STEVENS. Feb. 3, 1854. - How : ' m 1 ''--., " Commission.anrL Porwarding Bu , - v; sines NORFOLK, VIRGINIA, 1854;. ZfIHE undersigned respectfully tender bis s?r "Sg vices to MERCHANTS and PLANTEK8, doing business witli this City as a COMMISSION' and.FORWARDING AGENT.?- " r .' i lie will give prompt 'attention toall Consign ments of PRODUCE, and MERCHANDISE, a. J use his best exertions td 'effect safes at the liiLrii est market prices, '-making-' immediate returns hn.l remittances. - !' - ' ' - " Connecting with his- experience and knowleJ:? of business, a close .application to-the-intere.-H that "may be confided to him he hopes to reeeie and merit a share of patronage. - " K. A. WORRELL. References': Hon. F.': Mallory, President of the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad; Messrs Ibu -dy & Bros.". Shipping Merchants, and Government Agents for the sale of "Guano; . Herman A Wholesale Shoe " Makers ;'vAllyn,- Rose '& Cni-'-. Wholesale Hardware Dealers ; . Eloodgood & C.. Dry Goods Dealers ; - King Jt Toy, Drug Deaki -: R. C. Barclay, Esq , Bookseller Norfolk, Va. .Hon. Kenneth Rayner, Raleigh, N. C. Charges on Sales, viz For Cotton, fifty cents per bale ; Tobacco, one dollar per hhd.; all other articles 2 per cent commission. January 17, 18546 mos.V-- . . Steam Engine and CIRCULAR MW MILL FOR SALE!! f. int. subscriber having made other ar rangements,' npw offers or sale a-N'o. 1 . twenty-four horse-power STEAM EN GINE and SAW MILLy Which he warrants to !.-- inferior to no Engine of the-same capacity. the Engine and Saw Mill have "been fully tested, li deems it onnccsssary to say more than to reier persons wishing to purchase to Messrs. Silas Burn.-. Albert Johnson, or any -other, competent Maclii nisU, . . . TI1EO. II. SNOW- .Raleigh, Feb. 1st, 1854 1;, 1 tf-10. Tedchd- Wanted. fin RE" Trustees of Vine Hill Academy in TI ill -a 'fax C0...N. C; wish to employ a male teaelit-r for the present year. " '4 ' Any applicant must be competent to prepare boys far college.: For (further information, - address, WM. H- PAULL, Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N. C. Jan. tilth,-1854. '' ";'; - tf 6 ,VTan Yard! ' TAN-TARD of HAYWOOD A MILLKih ri"5iu -Jti in the?: eastern suburbs of the City of Ua- leigh, u jor teate or teiu.- r"' 3 'The Yard embraces four Acres well fenced, ami has all the necessary tan-vats and other apparatus emp!oyedi iu thebttsiriess.'" l.lt" ofiers to any. -manof-energy and 'enterpii- an excellent investment -For farther particular. s.pply to either of the' above. v ' V" 1 eb. ;S, 1854. ; - 11 Stp A C! ?i no rs Te ed ea in.,' st ii ie II to Jte ?p J ' st c r'e rl tif m b A la th uj! do ,k 1 1 on lc ill I! 1 le c IT. Sis T in tl byt olio: the 1 his 1 tcrei rari ofh ofth bist Itule ;iie Sern: freli Itlf t of . to t :ti,e 'cu .l; 3u t t - ,7Wrff VJ-it A t ; 4 - : 1 v