IMPORTANT REVELATIONS.11
btl.Hou ol Iteprraeoiaiivetj wu one 01
much importance, be'mt nothing less than a
rumpleM cgpoitin f the ovetlure made hy
the Adiiiiiiisiratioii ' I'resident I'ulk to llir
Government of Ppani for the purchase of Hie
Island of t.'iiba. The offer w .it nude by
President Poik Upon hi own respntistbdily ;
ihonifh trie heaviness of ilia mount of money
tjidforllie arquisiltcin (58,0flLKHI) mtbl
well him iipj'.'Wt'ii the propriety of consul
1 ting nt (f ist the Senate, if ant both Homes
of Congress, before pining st vast ,. power
in the lund of r Minister to Spain. Noth
ing wan needed to the success of thi overture
but a williiisH' mi the p:vrl of the. (Sovem
menlof Spain to prt with this richest jewel
f its crow n. The prop union, it is scarcely
Decenary to. nv, pmmp;ry, courteously,
but absolutely dediued,
"j'lii last letter on the ubject, by Mr. Buch
anan to Mr. Saunders our late l miner to
Hpiin says : -"the fate of this. Hand mini
wver be deeply inierettinir lo the people
of the United State, ft'e are content 'that
it shall roufinue a colony of Spain." Then,
egpatiutiiig on lite ralus of the Island, he
aav :
"Desirable, however, a the possession of
the Inland may be lo the United btttea. we
ruuld not acquire it except by the free will
of Spain-. An acquisition not sanctioned by
justice and honor, would be too dearly pur
chased." Mr. Saunders it scrim ofl'ered
4lta Spanish (roveriimcnt. certain price (lifty
millions of dollar) for it. but in his linticr in
Mr. UiM'han.in, st-ite that the minister of
foreign o flairs, iu Madrid, answered him most
' positively, "that it was more than any minis
ter dare to entertain any such proposition i
that he believed such to be the feeling .if the
country that sooner than the Inland should be
transferred to any power, they would proler
eein it sunk into tne oecjiu
How it lias happened that this interesting
Document, though sunt to Congress m reply
to a specific call, has mil earlier seen the
light, is explained only by the indifference on
the part of the House of Kcpreentatitcs,
to communications made bv the Executive.
though called for by iiself t in consequence of
which this rresuleuli.il Message ly on the
table for six or seven weeks without being
'Opened, and, when opened, it was, without
any examination of its content, ordered to
1e printed for the us of the members. Such
was the state of the priming question in Con
gress at that lime that tho House ntiihl for
any information thai it would afford, as well
have condemned the Documents to the flames
Sat. Int.
..MYSTERIOUS CIRCUMSTANCE.
In Scptemher, 1851, sometFitng more than
a year ago, two men drove up in a one horse
wagon to the door of Mr. Joseph Miller, then
residing about half a mile below West Alex
ander, on the National Koad. and asked Mr.
. Miller to take charge of a trunk anifhox for
a few (lavs, at the end" of which" tithe they
Wouldall for them. Mr. Miller, consented,
took them into his house , and deposited them
iu place of security. The men never returu
.cd, and no application has since been mane
by any one for the articles. On last Wednes
day, Mr. Miller called upon Mr. Wm. Neil,
Mr. P. Eskey and Mr. J. Kroihcrton, hi
neighbors, and requested them to open the
trunk and box. and ascertain their contents.-
Tbcy (Jid-so, anrMouiid the trnok to contain
shins, p ints, a hat, and sundry other articles
of wearing apparel: also a bloody shirt in
which was wrapped a new hatchet of the 'arjr
est size, also hearing marks of blood ! In the
trunk was found a pocket book containing a
paper under which was the name of John M.
iSiuimermsn, and it is supposed that the trunk
was the properly of a man of that name. It
is in the recollection of our citizens, that about
that lime a pedlar of the name of Zimmerman
W4 found murdered in One of the Western
counties not bow recollected where ; "but
thought to have been in Green county. Ve
ourselves have an indistinct recollection of an
occurrence of the kind, but cannot now locate
the scene of the tragedy. We publish the
statement in hopes rhal it may lead to a de
velopment of all the circumstances - attending
this mysterious affair. This properly is un
doubtedly thai f a murdered man.
K'aihitigljit (Pa.) Reporter.
COL. HExixtsT
The speech of this veteran statesman at
Cape Uiardeaii, is the mildest we have ever
seen from him It is very strong, and unlike
his speeches in general, very rational." Ii
embraces a variety of topics and may be re
garded as a sprt of chart, in which lis laye
down hia fulure political counsel His- pero
ration, in which he alludes to hi tliree great
compeer, who have all gone down lo mingle
with the clods of the valley, was very touch
ing, and in excellent taste,
Col HerHon expresses his determination to
dtvote all his energies' to the cause of reform,
and in the course of hitspeech allndu to a
number of abuse, which have grown lo a
gigantic site, within a very few years, : He
apeaks with great emphasis of the enormous
expenditure of public money, (30.0l)0.0C0
per annum.) and points out the items which
hav swelled them to that size. The first of
thaaa is Ilia, inlimnnaliiin, f. nnaan staMm
.... -,.r. ............. . o
ers, which he savs, were copied from Grea
Britain. He contends thai there was no anal
ogy between the condition of that country and
1he United States, for that England, having
obtained the territory North of the St. John, by
the Aahburton treaty, had a land communication
all the way to Canada from Halifax, and
ballt these ocean airamers to keep up a rapid
communication thrpugh this ten i lory with
Canada, , IWi;is ihe corruption at
Washington, with a bold hand says thai
Missouri has been cheated out of her sliare of
the public lands exposes, iu very dark rol
. ore, the syifWm of legislative plunder deals
Jlaretjelswiiji government claims and legisla
tive agciiis-isays that . Western spirit, is
wanting, a spirit which shall make all Western
men stand together lit Support uf Western in
teres Is complains that no attention is paid to
"V astern river, and no appropriations made
lot improving them is in favor uf a rnad to
the Pacific (a wagon road first lo be comple
ted, in twelve month, al cost or 500,OOb)A
opposes Tchuantepec. and is in favor of a
new territory- on the Kansas ner, extending
North and South lo ihe PUtta and Arkansas,
nu v ret to mo Ceslern boundaries of Utah
and New Mexico. Ha reproduce hi old
scheme for graduating the prices of Ihe nublie
lands is opposed lo devoting the proceeds of
tei to ine payment ol public debts and
enters his protest ag linst all log-rolling in Con-
.v, .,u wmicai conventions out ol it.
Z j" Ilkh. JH.
On of tlw greatest curiosities in a rncrhai
leal way in FrMc, is the Almospherie Rail
y al Germain, about 13 milra from Paris.
Atmospheric pressure has here beeu adopted
o projiel irain of car for a dwtanee of fiv
mil and nearly a half, the last half of which
la aa ascent of 31 percent. Tha obiect m
.adoblinj this syalsiw was m bring lli tBi,i,j-4
V- u?wu 'beily ofSt. Germain,
h-i Mjonted ou hill forming the south
"" oftlia Seine.
YANKEE ENTERPRISE IN SOUTH.
By lhe schooner Lamartine, which
cleared at ihrs port yesterday ftir Cura-nu,
Vrargudt, a party of adventurers go out,
furnished wuli a romrdmieot of machinery,
lor the purpose uf raising treasure' from the
wreck of the Span ish vessel "San Pedro,"
a hirhwaa lost off Vene xtn!a more than a
century ago. It is upposed lliat the vessel
had about u,fH)n;t,')0 on 'board which was
sent by the Home government to pay
off troop in Iter dominion's iu the New
World.". :.'.'-.. ' ' ' A.
Some two years since a portion of the
present psny discovered the wreck, and with
the aid of liule nonralas for tha purpose,
succeeded in raising about, 125,000, and clear
ed the wreck, so that ihec now anlieimte inn.
cratkms will he co.npratvelv easy, A stc.nu
engine will ba carried - out, and alau
a'dividiiqr machine of ingenious construction,
newly invented bv Mr. James A. Whipple,
together with sub marine armor tfid ail other
apparatus deemed nceessnry for) he most
scientific ijMionii"? til the "boundless deep,
Should this enterprising company secure the
wholff nt their supposed vastly rich prirp,
they will not only suddenly become' million
aires in wealth, but millioiiiircs litlerallv "ofi
the first water." Button Tratwrlpt, SA
THE S MAKE. AND THE CRIHIODHX.
The following; tlirillin" account of an en
gjjrffiitenl between a boa constructor and i
dockudile in Java, is given by an eye wil.
ness :
I It was one morning that I stood beside a
m ill lake, fed by of the rills from the moun
tains. The waier were clear as crystal, and
livery ihriij-coiild be seen lo the veiy bottom.
Slretchiii'j its limbs close over this pond,- at
a gij.intic ie!ik tree, and iu ils thick, shining
evergreen leaves, lay a hupe boa, in an easy
coil, taking hi mnrnin nap. Above him
was a powerful ape of the baboon species, a
leering race of scamps, always bent on mis
chief. Now lite spe from his position, saw a crock
odile in ihe water, raising lo the top exactly
beneath the coil of the serpent. Quick as
thought he jumped plump upon the snake,
which fell with a splash into the jaws of the
crockodilo. The spe saved hinnelf by din
ing to a limb of the tree, bin a battle royal im
mediately commenced in the water. The
serpent grasped ju the middle by the croco
dile, made the water boil by his furious con
tortions. Winding his fuld round the hotly
of his.antagonist, he disabled his two hinder
legs, and, by his contractions, made the scales
and bones of the monster craek.
The water was spee 'ily, tinged with the
blood of b ull combatants, ypl neither were dis
posed to yield They rolled over, neither be
ing able to obtain a decided advantiage. All
this time the cause cf the mischief was in the
highest ecslaey. He leaped up and down
branches of the tree, came several limes close
to. the aceue-of nsht, shook thtf Ihhbf of the
tree, uttered a veil, and again frisked about.
At the end of ten mi mites a silence began to
come over the scene. The folds of the ser
pent began to be relaxed, and though they
were trembling along the back, the head hung
lifeless in the water.
The crocodile alio was still, and though
only the spine was visiblc.it was evident that
he too was dead. The monkey now perch
ed himself on the lower limbs of the tree close
to the Head bodies and amurcl himself fer ten
minutes in making all aorls of faces at them.
This seemed lo he sdding instill to injury.
One of my companions was standing at a
short distance, and taking a storre from the
edge of the lake, hurled it at the Ape. He
was totally unprepared, and as it tnfk him
on "he head, he was instantly tipped over,
and fell upon the crocodile. A few bounds,
however, brought him ashore, a id taking to
the tree he speedily disappeared among the
thick branches. - '
OPENING OP ELECTRIC COMMUNI
CATION DIRECT WITH PARIS AND
THE CONTINENT OE EUROPE.
' A crowd of scientific and distinguished per
sons congregated on the first iiis'l., at the of
fice of the Submarine Telegraph Company,
in Cornhill, to witness the opening of the e
lectric ejminunicatinn direct between Ureal
Britain and the continent of Europe, via
France and Belgium. By a line of wires
(just completed) hi ill down along the old
coach road between London and Dover, via
Rochester and Canterbury, in connection
with the submarine cable across the straits o,
Dover, instantaneous communication is ob
tsinedfuetween lmdon, Paris, Sweden, Tri
este, Cracow, Odessa, and Leghorn. We
were informed the wires were being carried
onward to St. Petersburg, also lo India, and
into the interior of Africa. Several splendid
machines were exhibited lo the gratification
of the gt, and message se n lo Paris, and
answers received within one minute.
Early in the day; Uin following message
wss sen I to Paris. It will be seen the direc
tor of the company have been tha first body
in this country lo arknuwledge Die h,in
prc:
The Directors
of ihe submarine Te'e-
;raph Company beg leave In approach his
J. .....I ftl ,I.m lr.ina ltmi ln.,1 Mrilli
t .
MtireMion nl llieir best thanka for Ihe assis
lance which he ha uniformily given toward
the establishment of tins iniuuitaneoua means
of commuiiica'.iou between France and Great
Britain. Mav . this wonderful invention
serve, under the Empire, to promote the
peace and Vrosperity of Ihe world. Dated
30, Cornhill, London, . half-past I, P. M.,
Nov, I. 1532.
Us to lu'iilniglu the President had not senfi
any reply." - - - " i
THE LARGKST IIDO IN THE WORLD.
.The is now on exhibition in this city, at
Ma. Jat. S. Voles s livery stable, a ling rais
ed by Mr. Nathaniel Lamb, of MilLown.
which stands icvcn feet six inches high, and
girls six feet eight incnes, and weigh twelve
hundred pounds. It is one year and six
months old. ' If any one has got a greater
hog than llis w should like lo know it, If
this hog was fat, he wonld weigh I -1000
lb. CalaU (3It.) .1Jvtrli$rr.
The first printing pre in Ihe province wss
set tip al New-Berne. iilT79, by James Da
vis, from Virginia.' Hitherto any document
or paper was in mannseript, 'I'l.e legistativa
enactment transcribed were primarily pub
lished lo ihe people at the next county courts
after the manner of the Anglo Saxons in Eng
land. Those which had never been printed
were on loose written sheet hi Ilia bands of
the inhabitants, la 179 J, no tnnre was done
than in puss an act for Ihe' erection of al
schonlhonm si New-Berne, and the historian
tell us that this waa the first effectual act for
the encouragement of literature. ; , 4 ;
Immediately after Ihe establishment of etir
Independence Literature wa at a low ebb.
I here wire-no more than two schools, the
one at New-Berne and the other at Ellen Ion,
established wllh board of trustees. At there
wss niMtie hnue the school hnuM of rh
former was snmetiines ocrupied by Ihe low
er house of the Assembly. " - v,
1'aicNcH Women, W extract the follow
ing from Pansim. Lift iudFrenelsTnrieiple,
a very readable work recently published by
die Harpers: ' .- ' "
"A female-rights orator, has asserted, that
if women had more of the ocenpatinns of men
they would be more strumas. By thai rule
the woiiibu or France ought lo far txt in
thai respect, ihcir sisters of America. I will
say nothing of their laboring in tlte field, their
Driving tuifeeart thmturhihe lr-ss of Pat is,
and other rude labors, which soon ml cut
of them all female softness, hut confine my
self to the mors agreeable duties which llicy
ha usurped from man. - Indeed, a man is
hut a se.-ondary being in the scale of French
rivilization. The 'dames a compioir' are as
essential lo the success uf a Parision cafe as
the cook himself. More hats are doffed at
llieir shrines than before the gavesl hells of ,
olis. My boot maker.' for the head!
dishment. is a woman; mv halter S
amllord is a dignified specimen of j
Ihe metrop.
of the tal
als.i; my la
'fair, fat and forty;' my porter is of the same
sex, older in years and worse in look; my
butcher, milk-tnan, an the old cloths woman,
news boy and rsg gatherer beneath my win
dow ditto. They are waiters at the halls,
dnnr-ktvpers at the theatres, ticket sellers,
dJillers, chair letters of ihe churches. They
figure iu every revolution and have a tongue
and anus in every fight tin short thry are at
the lop and bottom of everything in France.
They h ive so pushed isido the lords of cre
ation, that fur some time my s) ntpaihic were
leally alive lo know what men had left lo do
until I lin.iily discovered that thev had ihe re
unrcc of becoming chambermaids,
Bui there is one discovery the reformist of
me sex can maxe iu rans, to w'ncn i org
particularly lo call their attention,
and lhal is !
how lo preserve Ihe freedom of their 'limbs'!
I ,i. - ... i , i
and heir petl.no... also. Bloo.nemm b
no chance ol success. A French lady, by ,
lij;ht of hand in lifting her dress, can cross j
the dirtiest s:reets)prnmenade through mud and f
imre, and bring home unsullied.
the wbilest '.
stocking aud purest skirt. SI.e does it loo.
w.th a natural grace aud modesty, which is
perfectly charming.
COWS WORTH HAVING,
Mr. 1). E. Billings, al La Grange; has two !
cows which have given a sufficient quantity
of milk lo furnish his family will
n.lk and ,
bul.cr ; besides which hn has sold in six
mouths and six days 209 pounds of butter,
amounting lo $89. '1 he row have had no
otherfood than naiture. I'oukkttniit Ka
te
Final SK'rrLBWvsT of tiix Iibos Ques
tion. The Washington papers aniinutice
that a seUlemc.nl has been- made beiwesn ihe
Department of Slate and the Peruvian Minis
ter. if ihe I Ab i is difficulty. The settlement
appears to have been based on information
received, al limes, from Mr. Clay, our Chargs
al Lune, and through hint from the govern
iiieul of lhal country. After duly weighing
atl thi) facts and arguments ui his possession,
the President came to the conclusion, which
waa unanimously concurred in hy the Cabi
net that it wa just and proper bi withdraw
Ihe objections taken by the late Secretary of
Stale lo the rights of rem, and to ark now I
edge, unreservedly, her sovereignly over the
liiiauo Islands on I r coast and lit her pos
session.
The National Intelligencer states that the
Peruvian Minister at W ashingloti, makes the
following engagements on the pari of Ins gov
eminent : liith. 'it.
1 hat -the Peruvian Government will, on
its own account, Irieght at tin her ton all
the vessels w Inch lei I Ihe United Male lor
the Lobns Is'anda between the 5th of June
and the 25itf August X that Hie Peru v iau
government will buy, at a fair price, the im
plcments aud utensils carried out hy vessels
ta be used in pincurtug guano ; and that ves
nils in the Pacific, chartered under orders
sent before the 26th of August, and which
could not be contenanced, shall be included
in the arrangement on condition of reporting
to the Agenta of the Peruvian Government in
the United Slates before Ihe first of January,
1833.
SUCH, A GITTING UP STAIRS!"
Said an old preacher once .Fellow-sinners.
if you were told that by going to thc'.np of
of those stars yonder, (pointing iu tl8 rickety
pair at one enJ uf the church,) you could
secure your eternal salvation, I really believe
hardly any of you would try. But lei any
man proclaim thai there was five hundred
dollars up there for you, and I'll be bound
there would he such a gelling up stairs aa you
never did ee."
I'orelsjn New.
Niw Yoax, Nov. 23, P. M.
Th stoainship Hermann, ha arrived with
Liverpool date to ths 9tk Inst.
Ths news by this arrival is highly important.
Cottok hia declined in the Liverpool msrkst,
bat ths sales were heavy, amounting to 11,000
bales for ths lb res days prsesdrng ths 9th inst
On ths 8th, however, the market clussd heavily
BitADsTurrs war firm and prices advancing
Baltimore and Philadelphia brand foiling al
24 shilling per barrel. .
'rum Kudus politically apaaking Ihore Is
nothing of importance.
Ths Prine de Lisachtenburg diel at St. Pe.
terabnrg, Russia, 'on (lis ?4th of October.
FsAitcs Th French Senate have advised the
adoption of tha Kmpira by a vote of oC Id I.
Louis, Kapoleoawitl assume th title of Napol.
on HI. Xmparor of France the title to l
hereditary in his legitimate issue if itsu b
wanting, then he may adopt his successor in ths
Boasjwrte family, eon of whom ean marry
without his consent. On ths Cist and 22nd
inst. the people are to vote yea or aay on ths
xuesUon of th Empire, and oa the 2uth th
IiCgisluture will meet to count th vole. Louis
N'npoleoa accepted the labors.- of th Senate
in spescb which created an unfavorable im
presa'.oB, ,
' V" ' Nw Yoat, Nov. 24. I
The . steamship America, from Liverpool
reached her wharf this morning.
Th latest advices from Paris state that the
Judges and Perfects of ths different Depart
meat of Franca art actively tngaved lo arrest
ing and throwing' into prison oa ths slighest
prctexV all persons supppssd to lit inimical to
ths establishment of ths Empire of Francs itj.
supposed, may remain tranquil ; but tits peace
at Earops, it is feared, will he seriously jeep
arded by Ihe movement of Louis Napoleon.
In th British Parliament Lord Jobs Russell
ba assailed tb svssive policy of fb Ministry.
Lord Palraerstoa said that ha believed the coun
try demanded of the House cf . Common a de.
claret on favorable to th present commercial
policy of England. .'. . ' 1
Tha Spanish Custetwm to tfteet th IsV
Dseember Mr. Bsrringtr, tha American Minis,!
ter, bad returned to Madrid after a month' ab-
MYSTERIOUS,-
A likely young girL not beyond the tender
sge of 14, arrived ta litis city on Friday tarst,.
in the ears from the South, and got a hack
man ta lake her In a very respectable boarding
bouse, where the proprietor was induced lo re
ive Iter incuncirnee ( her rrpieseDtatiouS.
She staled that her name Was Wilson, and that
she was from Clwraw.S. C, on her way to
Philadelphia lo go lo school -that hn brother
had arcutnpaAied her as far aa Pctfrshnrg,
where he waa obliged tp stop m transact some1
important business, and where he placed her'
under the care and protcciiuu of a gondvinan
styled Professor'. Hale, who had also aban-
douded her, but promised to join her again if
she would Hop a day or two in Kirhmond.
His tailing to do so. aroused suspicion and
,,! ' ihai ''(hi.
A trunk
n,r ' " opened and found to eon-!"
,!"" tev M articles of no value, ra .rkcdj,"
l'r"fl'""r 'haricton. S. C. Being
somewhat destitute of clothes, some rbarila
bte ladies gave the child some dresses, and a
m pl.tcetl her yesterday on the cars for the
South, and paid her passage homewards.
Amongst the arivals at the Exchange, un Fri
day last,, was a person who registered himself
"Professor II.de, New Orleans;" bill he
failed to visit the girl, as she staled he prom
ised lo do, and the inference is that ihe poor
unsuspecting girl has been the dupe of an
areh villiau. If so, wo hope the guilty
wretch may soon sliare the terrible doom lo
which he is entitled fitch, Dhpntch.
Ill H Is.
Departed this lifo, on Ih 1st ult.. In tha 18iS
J'er ,lf his g, at the residence i.f his father,
V"""'" 0!ml AorJ"- "". ''nrc
v runup, son ut tne iter, dosm i anil .llarv K
C, udup. George embraced religion .LfSgt
,. ,..,,. r..i.-,i .1- i.?...
ti(ln,t the hanas.nf his fa4tgr, and joined th
liaptist Church, of wbioh ha rrtnuined m's
the
st
worthy member, until bo was culled to join ths 1
cnurcn aoore. i.iu diseaso winch termmateil
his eurtbly prilriuiago, was typhoid fever. The
next day after bis attack, ha returned home, frnm
wane roresi idi.ege, ot winch he had been for
Sumo tmie.i student, under a strong prssentiinent
that he tboiibl din ; his fond parents, however.
not consider hint daiiRerous nt lh.it time, Imt
""'-""'" cunnuuma; rapidly tu inoreaw.
'., , V" " , ? .
nut say (tint all that kind ptiy-tieiuns and still
kinder parents could do to prolong his slay
amongst us, was done; but alas ! tho decrta had
guno forth, lleoro must die.
His aDliclions, though Severn as well us pro.
Iractsd, were borno without murmur. Never
was a word of complain! heard tofjll f mm his
hps. Ho conversed freely with reference to his
dnpnrture, anil ncvor expressed oreven ilitinm.
ted a doubt with r.'nard to his fuluro hiippit.Ms.
A short tiuio before his de uh, hs offered up a
mosturdent and fervent prayer for every mom.
bar uf his family, aud than sweetly ,sun..
"Father I strttch my hands to Iboe1,
No other help I know,"
ami toon after, in the most peaceful and happy
manner, brenthgd his lust.
I.. .1 l. i .. ... .
in mo uoin , oi tins amiable and promising
young christian, the church of which be was a
member bas lust one of it. brightest ornaments,
his fond parcut a most dutiful and affectionate
so", and the communitv a most worth an,) ...I
uabla citiun. Mav kind Heaven
dipenation of his proviileaoe to tits presentam.
c.Uu, jiwui ma i.eari sincKon pnrnnta, broth
er and sisters and all his surviving friends, is the
sincere prayer of the writer 1 jytf-tVill the Keg.
isier please copy f J;, c. MA O AUD.
0a Fl;idayh dOth ov.at 29 oiinuUsnosi
10 e clock A. M., Mrs. Litaie Turner, wlf.. f
Thomas Turner. She hod been for a number of
years anexcnip.ary mninberafthe UaptlstChureh.
In all ths relations of wife, mother, friend and
neighbor, she bad almost approximated to that
piiinliBlmman mitijrfifr;e,.oH. Wh has left
behind nor .a devoted husband, four children,
-with numerous friends and relations, to mourn
ineir irreparable loss, out they havs th bless
ed assurance that tltsir lots is hsr eternal ruin
Slit has gone from this (use, to another arid a far
WlllllT-l V U IU,
" Lutine die the death of the richteous. and
let my last and be like her," llfcssed art tho
dead, who die in tha Lord, vea, saith the Spirit,
for they rest from their labors, and their works
do follow tliem."
The feeling heart, the hand that loves to give,
A thousand blessings shall tlte one rective.
0o.
Prists Ctrrant.
RALEIGH MARKET
Bacon 13 a 14 Hams 14. Butter 11 (4 20. Cot
ton Xsrn 1H. 0oru4dr 60 Coffee 124 P'i
hgs 100 I2- Plour4,OOa4,oO. Fodder 60 aiiO
reathcrs vo 40. Iron, Swedos S (4i.
J.xtra tise 0 (ij 7. Iron, English 44
Iron
Irflh.r, aole2ll (A 2,r. I.,ik,m. -ir an'.j
00. Lard 12 o 121. Md ( m..i.."
3J . Sui(ar8(i,12t
lobttccu 13 a 25. Salter. AumU )i"2 SO
oai,, Aaverpooi 91 w. t'ol
tatoes, aweot JO a -10.
WILMINQT0N-MARKET
Bacon, 12 a la elm hams I I a 14, Lard 113
l,-'",' l? f25, C'on' P' bmb., 7 aliU ete. IJottee,
Kio 10 a ll, St Domingo UJ, Lauyrn II . U, Ja.
li t Kluu Utt"' ' ' It Baltimore a
St Lumber, per M. flooring hoards tlli
$3,40. a $1,45 Hard $1.70. Tar $1,55, a l,f,5a 1,3(1
SpiriUpergil. 4, a4K) ete, Salt Liv'l sack $I,bi.
Sugar, pr lb N. Orleans 6 a 7J. Porto llieo 54
a 7, St. Croia 7 a 8j Loaf 10 a Kif .. t
FATETTIiVIIiLR MAKKKT.
Bh Its is. CMtun 8 II Cora a T4 f hn it i
Lsrtl 10 11. JiulKtf,,,, 34 s :. Halt, rlt, l 1 IIU
Alnia bub. so. Wool m f,s 2. Wlits w
Wkuke 4. ilrandy J a U. eatluirs it a ii.
!KTEItaTIUllU MABKKT.
Gotton, ti. t'h.ur Jjii. Corn si a 1 4. Prim Wlills
Whi-.1t M s 85 Prita, Hctl ii a e. CumnuD to
MMilllnc hi a 7o. T.ihswa MasufactwlNirllas a l.ii
Frurte-I l,nr J,u a ,W di.llarej Cdnmoa beaf H a 7
Hood ii!luj Iwtf 7 t V dulls. .
HRVPERTM.tKRrr. '
Bmm It (! o. Hoi II () llj. Cern, barrel, 8 40
J Bi. CotliM 7 4ii 6 J 4 lur IMi)l o. ,
I,lmi 24 (i TuriMmUutf. Dvtv diu. .1. tt X 'iu
M ilf S. (it S,ti Mmps ., s ,"o, IU,ja 1 fa
lw. I'itoS f 1,110. Biurlls Ssl. 8 (4 40.
ADrfcRTISCMCXT.
a book roa THE TZOVLJ3
JCSt PUBLISHED.
HEWA PRACTICAL tOIITI bOOK.
GtOMAlNTXd Forms or all Utost legal latniauu
uitporiost to us ftaown
By the People ofMorlh Carolina.
sad designed, alst for tits bh sf
Juttieet of Ut Pmci, kheriJT: Ckikt, Cumtv
but, CoiVNcrs, !., d c.
eoaipiled tail arranged from lbs lust autltsritles.
. BV CALVIN H. WII.F.V, Ksq., -to
lek l stde4 tU Cmufitniwrn lit f'.M
Urate aad af Hurti, Varvlin.
Tas asuWr of Fornt la this wort It aueh larirar
tbao eat futtad lo tar fura, BA brt.or wb
lished in 5ortb-('artfiaa; Slid wbile itii hoped tbey
MM Hie BU awl eilgiMuiM nt Ih wl,l e, It la alia
kvlierad that lliir Occuracj nay bo rslied mi, kav
lnr Uo esautiuttit a nroyiA by tmmt at lbs owl
siaioeal lawyers t the fjutte. - Vrvm tlte altiliabaibial
itdet. It Kill be tasr tu lol tor Hasina ullu euulaia-
sd ia (as baa. -
Tut arte at Oi. beok ailt bt One dollar. Tot wklca
tttat tt will ba MM la tav tart of tha Klalt kv Mil
A- if ytt-y. l'ba tral il) b tttnylieo tioa (lis
tewal lerats, ilrden sbeitld he add reee, d w
It riHik'U Il.l.ik
il
. V.' i . f 1 canning eo. I itnnsr-ohip-pujg
$10 a ll. prims Mill SHf a U, ordinary
$faja $7,' inferior W,00 Molus.es, g, Cuba
19 u 20ets, Porto ltico OOcte. Turpentine, pttr bbl.
2o0llts New Viririn liio 2.1K). m. M Vlf,, ltin
VORRIS'8 Htad Beak for Lseovaolv Casta,
li ttrt and MacbiDists,'coraprisiii ltt attula
Hons for tanstructiaaT LoeoaKttivat, Uaaar tf
Setting Vaivaa, Ac. By Septiotas Harris, C. .
linntratail by ili-iwiags of Locomotive. t rather
witb annrnntsUter tngravings ta wiiad, Ustt.
- - - Far Salt bv
.', n. a ti'rskr. .-;
S. C. Book 8ton, Kaltirjh Ka. 30th, WW. i
finiTE Arilletl f paioa. v"sily fhrslciaa, j
Trstin of the Di-eates aT Iks Cniled States, j
with their svatptuit, eiwn, cyv tud Meant tt
livesvBiieej ; commit! esses r Srirery, aa tVteturea i
itistocatinn, ,e.t vbt Maitsusitt and IHsrasrvef
Wimteii ami Clti kea. A Dispensatory Iter rcpsr-;
Ujr family Meilicinet. ami a Glossarv, txplajnins i
tecbuicsl nrms. Ta which art a.Meii, a Mrf An'
slesjr and PbTsioloey f the IVitmna Bwlv ; show-1
iif oa ratiunal prtnehle", be etwst tnd curt of j
litseasea i an Rsssv on Irvtriee. sr th art ef Pre-'
servms llsltb trtihxiut Iht eld ts Mlieitie: ta A
nteriean -Materia Maiea, p,)iulins; ut tbt virtue .
and ebiaas 4' Ulcdicinal rUtttls Also, tbt Nnrse
uio. liv J lines r.aoll. ubvsician in Wash in a too. .
rmtrlvaf tiavannsb. The Tenth Eblion, rteuird
vnlarpe,!. tail'very ci.dersily imiwvoil: nabra.
eiuir Trrntist oa H.vorapatlty, ilomoepatby, and
Iht throtttotltemiNl rysted. . "
For tiahi by
II. D. Tl RNKfl.
N. C.'ISook otort, BaMb, Nov. Buih, li2. -
Cniir GncvcliipedltorC'brialaliy. fmctl ca! wi
1 Tlieoreiical t emljineh g its Applioatien h
Aits, Metsllurpy, Mineralogy, llabipy, MavHcinw,
and I'bsruisc. Hy Janet C. Ikiotb, Heller and
I'.elnar in tut United States Mint, Prolessor of
ApplivJ Cheoiistry in the Krxn'.iln Ia-titntr, let
assiited by t'Hempbell Moral, amlior of M.V Trea
tise ou Tounitig," &o. Complete la tint volume, roy
si octsvo, tTH pngts, with numerous woodeut tnd
other Ulustrions, til tifition, ' full bound
or Sj'aliv
II. II. TCRSKIL
S. C. Book Stort, Raleigh Sue. lluth, Jt.ii
1 1 Kj)POjiIlll.K MKN A UP. !WANTKt TO CAN
J.VvskS thi Stite llos Fstt slid Whiter, waking a
tgrateniauc aul tuwouh vflol't, ta Si'IHllg
iMi,i;v ,.kim:t libharv.
(2n rolnmes ISmo. Jot Illasteatl 1,oo pages,)
bv Hon. B. (i. tl,H,drleh; whom every American will
recollect I KTKK fAKLKV. Titan ahaare willtas
1-. vork hard and i;et a gmid e.inimtwlii, will bear of
a good vhaore bv ai.irtDt the r pidlsber.
l'lease address POST PAID. UKtl. I'. RAMI,
Publiiher of Parley's Oshlwt Lilirary,
3 Curuhlll, VoUvti.
Xv. 19, l4i. 4 tf.
"I AXK OP THK STATU rip XOBldl CAROI.tX A.
1 f Tbe aitttual uieelinir afHttM-kbiddertiof Ibis lUlib
ill be h.'l.t at lU. lr Hanking llinne, la this eity, on
tba rt MoiiJmv ia Jaauarv m il.
filAUUK.-l PEWKV.
Caehler.
Bslvlftk, Kr.4, ISSl. 4;d.
PROSPKCTUB T
or ma
airinniCA! law pi-.4;i,oti-.r.
Tbe elevation of tbt principal Editor of tbt Amer
ican Law Journal ta tbt otiprtrat IVmrt -of Penn
sylvania, suspended for some time tbt publication
of tbst Wark, asul with tbt Sith volume tbt series
as closed. T meetlhe wsnis tf tbt Profession
throughout Ihe I'uited Ststee, It is proposed lo
publish at Philadelphia, anew Legal Periodical, ta
bo called Tne AarHicA Law Kcotsraa, the char,
set or aud design of which will bt briefly titled.
Tbt increase iu Rnglaud and iu tbta country, tf
the number of Hit Reports, of which. over one ban.
dred volume tvfnow- printed mtmaRyi -ht bt
eonit so great that bo Judge or Lawyer ean com
mand ths time to road, or Ult means ta buy all,
which appear, nor can bt supply tht necessity
which bt Is tnder. of familiarising hlmst'f with
tht current of decision, through tht medium of tht
Digests, eseept In a very iniperfeot wanner. It it
indistienstblt therefore, tbst some plan should bt
adopted by which tbt most Important tarns, that
is those which iuvolva tithtr trie prinriph or a
nertl ufiptimlhn of tho.t tlrtndy tstalHisbed, should
bt collected In a coavtnitnt form. With a view to
this want, tt will bt out of tht principal objects of
tht liw Hogistcr. to isy betort tbt rconBseion reg
alarlr, a selection of Coats from ths American and
Kngltsh reports, as they Usut from Iht prtst, of
tht cbaracter ointeu; which, according to Uielr im
port uuce, will be either printed ia full, or ttrtfully
condensed. Aud arrangoinentt bsvs been ' also
resde with Judges ami t'rnftssloiun gentremeii in
various' parts of ths Union, by mesns of which
attaoeer, saintane will bt constantly furnished lo
tbt Law Register anna after they are read, and
long-befoi-t they can ba tlstnhert reporltd.
Each number of tbt Law Register will contain
In gtntra), ont or mora short Ksstya oa Legal top'
ios, of dlrrectind immediate interest, under whiek
the tabjeot of Mtdiool Jurispetulcnet will btcott
prohended t a Collection of recent American Cases
ia tbt Federal and Stale Courts t recent Kngliah
roses, with references to ths American Authorities.
Cases from tht American Reports, In full Kotet
or Abstracita of cases containing new n.,ftits : Mia.
Utllsntous legal inforuteUoa and Critical aotkts
Of IsOW HOOKS,
Tbs English Continental Law Journals sad Re
views will lit regularly received, whence informa
tion in Professional subjects will he extracted, tad
where thty art of s nature to justify It, Kssays snd
Articles oa general Jurisdiction will bt reprinted
or translated front them. A selected bit of the
Legal Publications lit Kurnpt, and In th lulled
Stales, will bt funilshtd to subscribers quarter
ly. Ko pains or tfcprnst will bt spnrsd by tht pro
prietor In tndetvouring to render Uit Law Regis
ter of valut to tht Profession.
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over seven linndredand fifty pages, annually, and
trill bt pjbtiilied puncluslly, tbt first tf tvtry
month. -
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lujr The first Nsmbtr of tht Anteriota Law Kee-
(iter is tent to person for peratnal, and thost who
ilo notdssirt to be eoairterel as HUPSChllll'Rfl.
will pltastrttum tbt tamt by moil in tht PublUb-
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. rxii:itsiiTY.
rilllE Annual Masting of Iht Trniteet tflhe t'nl.
J. verni'y wiH bt beld at Ihe Kieculivt Olhet em
ilundsy,ubb Ivtvcioijvr tcr. at 7 uVloek. n, m.
Kov. 19. 1,
4.
A lloro for Kalo. ,
XV en
doted by sp
XV tne wishing to im reliant young horse,
miiru ut muHw or imrneH, win ih aoeaiiiaio-
iirolylhg Immediatilrat ti.it orlaa.
IU:igh, ov. 21, IHoi.
Marin tV I'ocket Cbrtiiota titro, Ihiptea t aa
Hspstl(r Wstelttf
(lit) ApjioMliHtni tu tht Aiimirnhty.)
- VIllllX 9IIIS,
Cnaowssrt as Wavea tCisiracmn,
45 Kitij 5.;r, Coewof Rati), ttj.
t pill tertifles tbst tbt at' ompooying Wotek Xt,
I 1 471 it, Is warrooled by at l be of Mr ManfVlor.
u.l no Watcb vile ay name anon It. it ' gemoae. an
Irmcutoipauied by I'triuliaie, bearing my signa.
1 a-aofsMet Ih WUb So. U:UU keen time ta
the satiefseUim t the mrekaHr. . - W. MXH.V.
Tbtat woWbee have a bigb repatalioa ia- Karope
sad America 04 suprrlor urn pieees. leip.irlc.i and
for solt by PALM I. It a 11AJ4HY.
Kolaigb, Ktv. latk, - . ta
" J" Btce Ived. ,.:
4 LAROB LOT tf very rluparlor Itlsck and (Iran
2 Tos from ib'e Xtw York .'kin Tea Cempauy.
i pliulga myasu U m4 at Ibehr fienrll ItrlHI, and lb
Teas I com roe'rtomead M geuaias artW. Thtwe ,sba 1
my Inn mt will out only, Uiereforc, get t good article
hut will tort fro sliecu la twenty per rni. la tbt
7.i";'-jtaVkiCi'3.",&
. KSirrAlk dXB msTzn GOODS.
T-11 FEATRESS, r ,
MERC II ANT T A 1I.OR, 1
' lko.1, rAVRTTKriri'-KSU, f
tut Man, sc. "
flvlre vtiWrrbta wdtbt rwsyie-rtfnUy mfiwva lb
J pwhlie (bat keawtremovvd bis plact of rsssl
Mrst'to Vs Old st Nod, Iwtely K-bnift, sm Fsvitleville
H treat, wber he bt mi peenarwd for tb FH and .
M fete trwl wlib a , larjrely ioeveaml stock of,
eiK His .3nobr am of tbt latest import aliens,
and were pai-v-based by bimjelf in psrsoa In Sew
Vork. IIU stc-k cettslstw hi port of
1 'LOT IIS, wapev Maek Fvestck of sunt approved
tntktand flnieb, of all iwicen. -
Fancy brawn, alive, grvea, biae, ssolberry nJ
olher c"lrvl cloths. , .
blsek C ASlMi:i;KS tf tht ntosl eclebyntrd msaa
faefnr 4d at various prtcta.
r'snoy Frrwck, Leglib, tit-vtvh, and American
Ctslvociw. . - . , -
Fancy VBSTIX'-8, a lrg aasortrntBt of silk
Cosbiuorea-
- Fau7 silk velvet, plash and satia vevlltajv.
Rlaek tatin vntlngs, a tvvar artMt '
' Wltttt ngurwd awl fancy tin-etled oallo vtstbsrv,
selected taprttsly fur bridal ttmoartM, titdalw for
partita. :.'-.' J-,
The abort irao.bi will bt made up lo ihe best and
most fiUlouablc style, and all gsritients made by
tbt subscriber art warranted Iu every respect to
fit. i .. . , ,
Also, s gratral s,orlnrtiti,flfai.yarllslss. sack
as Cravata, ttoelm, gliTea.'liii.?l.en blct'r, silk ami
merino anJershtrta and slrawert, and patent half
boss, dress shirts and collar, avid Varhaw MHier
articles usually fvond ih niniiinr tah!ibVieVta, .
Also, a hand a splendid amtortuitnt of KaaKT'
Man ChOTniso, cuiWnving every variety of coat,
pants, and teats, made in 4hl mnet Lisbiouablt
tt, It and warranted in tvtry respect'
Tho aitbacribtr it determined lo offer a gnod
bargins s any similar estakliahmtut Howlh of Hit
Potomac. Call npon him, eiaml is kit slock, and
tltea bt your own judge -. . ,
Tit tubaeril er retinue tils tlnccr IbeliVt ta kit
fririidt snd customers for their lihenl pstruuoge
during tht ii years be list been lit business.
Tbt subscriber Would inform bis customers tlttt
hs has in his employment .Mr. ttornaoa Cami,
whnat qttalincotlousss acuttcr'ooaaotWsurpsssod.
Tbe Psria attd Amtricoa foshiooo tf IbU-'oii, fur
Fsll and Winter, wi,t ttctivtd.
Tht tubacribtr wishca lo employ two goodjour
neyinen and ha also wishes an apintlct boy.
Tht boy ni oat corns wtll recent too ruled.
f. tt FKKTRE8S.
Oclobtr 14), lft'.i , 44 4V '
liHi gs, mi:dicim:m, ii h,Vc.
BV rtatnl arrivals, the subscriber hs
reocrred tho largest and roesl dtirirnVlt
stock of.
Sltttlclnct, faints, oils. Perfumery, v
Urashes, (.lattware I arnlshew,
Clyoro, Huaps. Tobaecs tud
FANCY ARTICLP.8,
Which he hat tver olfeitd to the pnhlie, bought
on tbt most favosnblt terms of Importers and Man
ufacturea, and which will bt diapooed of at prise
and upon (emit to picas my friends and tht public-
Below allot f a few article lately rteelvad,
vis i --V- : ' -.'.
Ron gallons Unseed tML-
KIM " Lamp 4ll uitmoc and Wlnte. '
-2iitr-----Tiivs'Ottr"'"7'7 .----r-
bin! Uosln llil. : -i': ' ,i:-..v, -''"';?'. V.
tXHKi Hit. Illakes Fir Proof Paint.
2'.H) Kegt Wbiit Utd, So. 1, and rr. s' '
1 Cask 8pauish Brow 1 :
1 Silver mineral Ptlut. , :
, 61111m. Vtmlali, Assorted Kind. ',' i .
- 10 - SpiriU J urpentiat),;;. . .. ' ,
. Id ' Hurtling Fluid. .. . J : .
2 " rare Castor Oil. . - , -,
600 lbs Sap trtrb, Hnda, (English.) - :; x
(I lloses Veast Powders. y
m M.lHHI Cigar vary Superior tad Utdliua. r -.
t Bid. Ulu 8ton. - - . : f ,
1 Boa llabbittt Celebrated loop Powder. . ..
1 grot Capsnlrti assorted. . i
' T6 ounces Qainlnt.
10 lbs. Calomel. IS dot. Hampton's Tinettrts.
40" (lum Arable. ,16 lbs. Crtam Tartar,
' JOO-te-whltt-tard brown lllat.- '.' . .
Vi dot. A.vtm Cherry Pectoral. -
Wistar's llnlsara tf vVild Cherry. "
8" Holland's Utrman Bitters. .
fig " Faraaparllla: Bulls, Sands and f tlletltn.
11 Low's old browa Windsor Hoop. -100
Brushes: Hair, Tooth, t'lutb and Paint.
g " Hastings Syrup of Nsptha.
100 Holes window gluts from 8il0 ts 18x2t.
4lK) lbs. very suptrior Pally. ;: '. -v 1 r, ';
10 case Apothecaries disss wort. . ' .' s
A vtry largt aasortmtnt of Perfumtry, dyrlaget,
Calbtttrs, rloagiet, elarglcal and tsental lnstru
mens. Falling TsiVel, Patent Meilicinet, Fruit
and Uum Liropo, Whits, Preueh Bl-andy, London
Porter. Fresh Olivet, ripioes. Cooking Ettrscls,
Gelatin, Trusstt, Brartt and Supporters, Verml.
fnges, Powder I'ufls, Matches and Thoinriaonioa
Medicines, Lamps snd many other articles too
tedious lo mention. . ';
P. FRASCI.1C41 1'Kftl'l'D.
Whnletslt and llttail Drugglsp'
Roltlgh, Nov. Ill, jujt. . , 47
tHUcs K, C. It all roa d Ctsupany, N
Sovemlwr IWili, 1 862.
ITIKHKA8. Iba RtncVlioblciw of lbs" North
11 Carolina Kailrnad Comparv. at their but
general meeting, pasted ties following order, viii
f'sofeed, Tliat It Jot I let to tuck ot the 8 lack.
" holder of tl Is Company ts hav paid Uiolr auto
' sciiptlons cither In money or by work, the satount
" due by sch ttsckbohler a sbsll be In default
M thirty, day front Ibis limt, shall b forthwith
' eolltcttd if prootlcahle, and that la oil tuck eoS-
ss, Interest bt rigidly sisettdt "
thmfort mulrmt, Tbst whenever tb Instalment,
which have been heretofore rtquirtd br Ibis board
upon any stock, shell rsmsla unpaid ou tlel rt day
of li'cmbee nest, (list tbe IHreetors fnrlhwith
will advertise the stock of said dollnaaent bUOek.
boldtr fur sale, oi.d proceed It tail tuld stock for
cosh, -1 . - i - . :'... '
On motion, ntnttrf, fbo an lustalmtnt of 10
per tent on tha capital stack tf the Coot none bo
called iu and road payabl on or btfort tht 20tk
of lieotmlitr Heat, and if not paid by thai time,
tliea to draw interest, , : , , .. -
Copied from tbs proiteeijlngs ef tb Board of Dl.
rtetort Worth-Carolina Railroad Company. ,
VtUUBP, UEMIF.MtAl.T ;
Stockboblen wiQ boar la ninJ iht above call
makat tht ttvtntk intUUmtnt, They eta bsvt an
opportunity of paying Iktir Inatalnwntt ta tbt 8tb
and VUi day t of Vtotmbtr Beat la Ualelsk .
' :. C. P. M. '
1 ' ' 4 lit
SUnd.inl snd R'g'slor, ka'tijb: nil'.horo'
Recorder, tlreensboro Patriot, Watchman. 8s)i.ba
ry; relcgeapb. Republican and Ntw Kro, tiddsb.
rough! Intelligeuctr. and lieuorot. Petersbun.
publish. 9 tints. . t j . .. . , . ,-.
Mnaio I Jktualo 1 1 Mualc 1 1 ( ,
T t'ST reeelvtd at tbt Xwk Carol I us Maiui Start w
tr mm snd keaolituj I'd ul U,ewoo, Pianos with t, tl
At A 1 Oct uve, setiuted by myst lf and wbiclt ore war
rantee) lor art years I thry aes of etiirior lust having
Hie Irut Fronts which will last brttgev ttma those made
with wooden Frames and stand ballet in tone, which 1
will tidi at low prb-es,
K. W, PETKHKIMAi
Raleigh, Oct 18lh, If 12. 4--u
A Lsrg lot of mtsleol Insttu'ncnU by llic rrlnllar
whulesale. Ihtitors from thret to font dollar Violins
from twenty vt eeote t thf dollors, Uanjos of all
less and prirae, HuUis with from oris in I Keys, Ovists
ulea, Fifot Aeaordeeat Freaeb sod UerMaa. A v.rv
ana lot of new and faahiiMtal.lt tnusle. Mtiste Mi
boaad wllh tbt eiusle eels, ted br rnvselftotuit sit kiad
ot Performers. , . , :, .
Paints tor Oil and wslcr sobst of ever drei-riuMoa.
put up ia tin bnv.s Of bv Hot siaale tube. I'set... or
rSiretcrure of all slies or by the singM yard, la short
everything lhat belongs lo tbe gut Ana.
rerfumeriee and FoueyarUclet at all kinds Uw a rotter.
oas to meatlon. -.
Tee second hud Piaaot t sell r tent. '
. . K. W.FKTEllKlLtA,
Rsleigll, Oct, 18, Itii. 4ftte,
I'rrraniPrt. ,
Ti nitWr.lW.fl th, r.t imported 'trtlrles of Pol
at Waters, Kvtraeta Ou,,, , .1,, Halr.Tiwlk ltd
8kvisg llrtthss, fj.rn.t try - .
. . , , PAL1IEII a RAVSAT.
Raleigh, 0L 2Jth, ISit - 4ltf,
CU'AU'ajrtssaa.Vatatdl wfaoferlei' rtntl.
tf Fortsdt at 1LCHKIIS.
fiituti irttitii isii
FOR TRI TOTAL aUtermloatloa of
Rota, Mice, CoekrooeLea, Aats,
lironnd Mist, Moles, Beetles, Crick
sts, cte. Wsrronled not injartens to
tbs humna family, - ill sot dit la)
their hob Alar, on ttkrrwiiuati V
for tbt total oaaikibiiU a L tl .
bVtiit.
Prir.einal Fleriot, 41 Trftwr.
It r t aitbJ4cr.rV, askiogtn and -2m- y,a,k4s
Ma, dludjea. CsrKim llrwse; tl. I). Iluatis. Ir lag
n ri... t-..ia.. li..,Ai. so, ti... -. u
Koik J-.hn.on lT"prlitw. llrwadrsT and Aetlttir,fr.
C baa. Ihibsolt, Nvs M Uasb wHo, n.t ! It, ,o.4e.a,
4Mroday K. A. M award. Iiditor al the f'oaday
Times t W'ealcbcsler Ibatee, Bowery Sod I r.wn r si.,
Tp, IloIhertMi. 4. RroCme St., ml Ii Molitea lane.
rjldr llty tlosartt P. v. King, tl fesa su
Itswoase si. t siciajre lay , siT 1'i,h Pbiev I lUajamiie
W-l. 4U Jl lMoiital st. : L, It. 4Wm. 4.1 John nrcat,
and it. Mark's 4'tace; Tbaaso Ttnowos, Jt ArtkHvet,
gist tlrosrtwsy.
. Fot sale hylllcl AK-esjaen "biws. I?7 .Usid.v
loc:' letls 4 Hitaard, 1V1 Maid l.aeet A.
II a IV Hands. I HI Fallow. C. V. trilcketiee k IV. tl
Vesey IWeetl J. illi. 0 lln-or,V ( lias.. H.
Plug ear. t'SIO shs ermnsi) n ku, aj , ant
Hr aJ.aV and 2M 4rh Xrtnne. ar-l all the Wh.drsale
Ursosls ia the City sad (he pthteipal rbHwl hi lbs -t;ii.d
Slate. Canada. West ladles, s.l. VlirnaHet
la all esse, Kesit gowouit mrW-.sttd ly liL.NIlV
II. CUSIAU. . - ,
I Is VrtssOksy, Mew rwk.
. ' -.i " , . er tin.
iIami roit nki.i: (xtAitai laXiif.
THR Buhttritier nffeva for unit a trod of
rTjLsnd. lying in right of Boyian's Mill near
rtkthe City of Raleigh. It crnuiaa Intt acres.
klt o, which tsetcsrvd, tberemniniiig)ilenrlswcrl tvta-
beevd woodland. TH load la nrwUcnve, weU watcrwd.
end baaaesaolldwtUiagaadtmt bouse. ferr-idis
n.d to piuvhiwe, Will oytpry (jot. W. It- t4. Iiak.r,
RsrWlSgb, r tt tht sabstrribi. " .' .
. - i atti-waa as.Mvt.ai,
Vane Creek, Chailuvm Oct. 5 9th, 4 . .
Hi SI. "
Rerlttersad Standard I times, bat at ad see'u rt
smbseriker. ' -.
RiL!ons t Rilbiig
Tt'ST oisened, RVh lluioieS.Niek, Souk, fay. Slilt)
1 aud TatletraKilit-itus.
o
a. II. R.g. Tirk KR.
.
KOT1CI. , : "
TS llRRRBT gitco that tppllcallotiriTl he ms,(e et
.1... . u j i-umki. -J l'a ,
olino for Wi, for omendmrut of tbt Cbsrvot id tbt
Johnettn LUttt lltver alauulaetarmg C'rtiHi.vny, . t . .
IllCUABD U. .likAPVk.
. ..v.,.s -: ..... psesident.
OelAbee,4gjS. - - r .4.111. -
CIIE1P U EVFifTT
f pit P. ftibserlbo, would rtspeflty )i Hit st.
I I..,!... r kj. .... S.I ...fc. kl
well tetetted stack of 'groetrtte, Confeettimariaa,
laney arucles, etc., sunt t plodgt tnystsr ut to at
andtraold by any ttt ta tut nlocei yon wtlUsd lb
folluWMkg, lu part i t . . . .. - i -i ,'
- ; OROCFRIKS. ... .
ii Rarvola Browa, PnlvMitad, Cratbtd attd CUrift
. d Htigart' from b ta 2 ttalt. ; M, .'
13 Hugs Itiooiiil Lnguara Cofloo, best tuauty,
Bbli'Roa-llerrliigt, ptttut articl Tsltew, Ad
J Halla. SAujIlaB . .
A tine lot of lllsek and Qrtta To ta pr.f rvt of J,
j, I pound popart. .
i Cheats, (iua PowJtr and Imperial Tea,
!! Casks of Ntw-Orliona Molasses, At., ke. '
too pouii Is Btlliiaor Baton, 81dtt attd ''uul.lcra.
. - i FASCt ARTICLKS. ;
"''A llntVlotI am eonfldent, never wot offcvtil Im
this market, ts bo sold very tkeap. !
" H ; Ot.s'8 A.xDCt'tLKRr;
12 fjuns from Irs to thirty dollars. " '
Pistol, of v,arWnt kinds, A fin lot of libit and
. potktt cutlery.
. : txiNFECTiDSAiuKa.
- A fine lot of Csudiea of my own aiakt at tb w
1 casks of proserVed (linger, (Jam Drop of differ
. sat kinibj. . . ..
4 eases of PranesTiTglas Jsrt. 2 dosT faneybna.
et, 2'HI lbs Cuvrtnts at tbt ltw petet of 13 l.'J
tenia. ' f- -. f i -'.-" .
Pickles, Preserves1 t'otsapt, Walntlt, Alnnnxls,'
Pslm Nut and Filbtrtt : Matches lower ths
avtrsold la tills market: and uionv other a. tin oa
Ja this Hut wit necessary to jamitiuu.
CIO AIM,
vO.OoO of assorted brsudt and ehesper tlisn est
b found elotwbert Iu th city. Metnbor ol lln
Legislature tod oilier who indutgt ia a smoke, at
rtiicste I to cull o aiy aturt. I host ou hau l a
food lot of Soulf and Chewing Tobaces. , , t
'. Bt'RXINtl FLll'll. '.v: .. .
& Casks Burning F nid oi rodnCed prlct and warran
ted to be ts gurnt ks any tmnlght to tht ti'y
My town and oountry friends may vest assured
that tht tbovt guoilt can bt bought at cheap aa
sua utwess aviivr uaro ohvv invm. ..
.;; - K0RP0LK 0YSTER8.
: I htvs mads srrsugunienls with dealers la Nor. ,
folk whereby I ehitl boenatjied tu furnish tbt cily
and bountry with Oysttrt. Urdor from a dlstnois
will moot with prompt attention.
r . t n wrir ven
Kolelgb, NoV. 6. , . tii,
10 MKWAIIO.
I OKT (111 tITDl.KN Oh lost Ralurway algliv,
i tht Itith (b t. a Silver Lever Watcb Sndatiuld
4 nam, attached together by a Ribbon, Tb wat k
bod I a holts Jeweled, anchor tteapemtnt, tb pivot
of tbt steond hand Waa broken off tad at sti tod
hand em tht watcb; tha boar hand half tMoet tht'
Hy wbctl out of wdort soint if lbs edge or iht fact
Hvt.vis wu sim iwu vesKioa ssrvss ill, 1BVW tloev vt
gather ( ' tbt book hat a representation ef part of a
bridge and some btber engravings, Tne chaiu bed
some si a or seven llnkt to it, Ihe Hobs hollow In th
otutr and linked togtlher by hollow rollers) a
nugaltnca todwith a otol tttacktd to ana, of largt
sise, with a clear glass or stunt set. Tht abort to
ward will bt giveu for their ileliverv tt this otK. e.
or for any lufonaalita, so tliat tbs tvter ess gi t
ttar The rmbtitwlll pleas keen a look oat. Jew.
tlcit particularly, tbvottgluitit tb IJtal.
ttamgli, tMt, go, !!(,, . . , . 4,8t
. Drwcaow, nrogana!
rpilk" Subscriber bet ate) ta hand tnd lotfods la
X keep ol all limes during tbt Fall and Wlubif sea.
sonsalorge shd good ssrortiacot of Negro Shoes lor melt .
and ftmsle, ewhroeltg all kluils ased fur
' TLANTATIOS AND OTI1KR PURPOSE. ' '
Amonast mr assortment of Br iraas mav ba fM,nd
Uia llongsrian shim sudeltiWibdowlis, towbieb i would
call theatteatiim of Fnrraers olid others la want of a
lupertor trliele ft their atrvanta, M v oriees sksll be
wuntd nispeeUuiiy Inritt Uit mean, a of ell lo on sa.
antiuallour f mystiH'k, as I shall evil low Uw ea.it.
I bare also oh bund end intend etnisUallv sotaaii.
large aad well te meted assortweut of
LADIK'S AMI (IKNTI.rlMK.N-i B0OT9 AUD
, . SUUKd,
lwtladloc all tf the latest strict and paiisraa, Alst
ijovs ssn t iievus iigors ssu buor.s.
JJIflFES k t'HII.WlKSS fin0E3 ALL" KIJlDeL
JrsVelllng sod lialr Trunks, Volicts, Rosnst Rosea,
s-oxpai, lists, pitiettuis, iiiacmug, rtmsues, ge. . .
All of ohb-h will be sold at tba Iowesltirist f.. ..u
by A. J. PAHTlii, . '
rtaselgli, eept. la. jto. ISIgn or tbe lllg Bool.
A 41ood aavuasotof Ltslies,' Misma aad Children's
l dressed oad audrassed ll)IUK.'tU VUUlbLd,
Also a great esriely of Laities, Misses, and Chtldrens
Rlaekaud otdored Pranetla oad btatiue CIA ITrilm
t'osno aud supply yoassetvM at .. . .
, . A. J. PARTIN S
Raleigh, Sept It, ' . Biga of Iks Big RoeL
' ' ..... to
FEME CLASSICAL I.STI1 f TE.
flHB AnrtUltt llaTaimtNsll..a. .4 11,. i,JI. s.ffki. r
iit rveniti.
it(nrt w.m Tor m.l, trill KgiB m tb ri
3vit. im -iMtinsry,
m 4tmiiid'jita.i!ti to iht I ii-ti.il. ft-. I. (tdJiM-rtl
tho preavnt ti..)iit'lr ti a-iirt .H'dbtirvi ft it Hrm
noltt vblifbiaicilt on th h T & tktifuiltt Ha4 ti '
tfTfttilvff ttAtfV ,4:IWli( g,UC4lttvvl, '
TImj Mvi.ii 4jf(wrtjjteBti un titled fey feigtt cob..
tciU limtrntifw.
At lw ttuwWr sMtBftltftjt la thp InstUntf It limitftl,
pfiy ait(Ittttgii may b nvttMj to rnjMrw afiont
laiiica. -. -KK.N'NET
T. ULAkK,
Prim iiml auti rr-nif t.r.
Otl 2i 12,. - . . -T-H,,.,;
ftiTi-itt ,rt luigMWx Mini fcUtt lurd will luct-r
Ii tt.ltl Ucoviuiier,