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WbERN, N. C..
X REAL ESTATE FOR SAE ,
In the Town of Newborn. .;
TJUVL Lot with 'Store House and all otber out
houses attached, recently occupied by J. T.
Wetbcringtou, and situated . just above., Wi W
Fife's, at the oorner of Broad and Queen Streets
is for sa1 A bargain can be made. For terms
apply to IFm. P.-Moore, Newbern. 1 1 -
Aiig. 3o. 1856. ; I : i" ".; ; '
M AK UFA CTU RER OP ;
Tin Sheet Iron ana gopper ware.
gtoyes, and Japaned , Wares,
, CO iSS KR OF B ROAD AND MIDDLE STREXTS. .
I .i- Qne iOOT South of the Court Honse, '
! ,: cUARES C,. ChARK.
) Attorney and Counsellor at t
Offireei Bread street 3 4oors belw the
I v r-OTTin HOUSE f , i
- I - , -w -w -w - -
NEWBERX. N. P.
- I nousei Sig? and Ornamental
MIDDLE STEEET. OKS lH)OK BXLOW TUX JT OWCJ!
f - JONATHAN WilALEY. " , '
iClock and Wat aj:rj
KEE1S constantly on hand, an excellent a.
sortmect of W ATCUKS, ; ana
"EWLLRY. of all kinds. All work done, at, the
Jaorteet notice,and iu a workmaa-Jike manner. ,
--r-.'J " -.,-iv-. :':-v- J. "WHALE Y
Sign ih Watch, Craven tMt;2few"bern. !
'I September 20h,1 133. : '-'v H f
A'anifn-e
Alexander,
Anson,
Ashe,
Beaufort,
Bertie,
Bladn,
!Uiinswi-k,
Buncombe,
Burkt, '
inliHnu?,
allwelV
Oatndf n,
Carteret,
Gas wel I, 1
Calnwla,
Cliatham,
i:hekee,
('how an.
CleaVt-bijid,
CoIurjUms,
Craven, .
Cumberland,
Currituck,
Davidson,
Davi,
Duplin,
Edg. combe,
Forsvih.
ml
Franklin,
Cast on,
(rates,
(iranviMe,
Greene,
Guilford,
Halifax,
Harnelt,
tlavw""d,
J h'ndeison,
lien ford, ;
Jlyd.s
Iredell,
Jckont.
Jolnvston.,
Joneft,
Leimir,
Lincoln,
M ailison,
Mt-Di'Well,
la on,
Mfiin.
Mtcklelihurg,
Montgornyry,
Mooie,
Nash,
Ni Urn over.
Northern ton,
Onslow,
Qrangre",
l'-'Vqttotartk,"
lVtqiiiniaus
Persoiij
Polk,
Randolph,
Kichmon'J,
itoue&on, .
ivockip.jriiam,
Rovan,
Kuiherford,
Sampson,
Sturdy,
Stokes,
Surry , '
Tyrrli
Union,
Wake,
Warren, .
Washington,
Watauga,
WaViie,
Wifkt-s,
il&on,
Ya.fkm,
Yancev,
AMII.Y I Herrings
M, i Slips, for sale bv
. Near tb- Ol Coumy W
Neiern. Apri! 1G. .57. ''' -
and Swee- 1'otatoe
G. F, FISI'EK.
i&rf.
oi'LEND ID-AfebOliTMENT j
i oth, Cassimtrs, Vestuigs, Cravats fc Scarfs
C. S. PRIMROSE.
No 36 PoWcek rttreat
WANTED J MM EDI.. TEL Y..
A r-iNFXlRO WOMAN that is a aood Cook,
I. Wather and Ironer. for 'the balance ; of the
year.' 'inquire at thxsUface.' ' '" '- '
10.166
,003
TO 756
8 529
II 715
9 973
8.02f
5,951
12 338
6,919
8,674
5.836
5.174
6.208
J2 161
8.334
1 6,055
6 703
5.252
,697
-5,30,8
I2.2
10,634
6 257
n m
6-998
11, HI
10.018
10.627
.9.5 iO
7,228
6.878
17,303
320
18,480
13 007
.08.9
6,907
"6,883
6,656
13,U6JJ
J 1.1 49
;8.-985
?6,181
6.94
5.741
6.169
6 961
11.-724
i..lbO
8,552 (
7.905
14.236
10,731
.7,040
14?957
7.7b8
6,03;u
8.825,
10,745
15,176
7.936
11,08
12.363
12,329
12.388
12,311
6 348
8,490
8,132
4.452,
9 258
21,123
10.366
4.780
3 348
10,317
11.642
z r
I I
S l,2i0 92L 1.219 92 $
600 36
1,290 72
1,024 6
1 405 92
1,196 70
962 8
714 i:
1,480 5(
830 2t
1,040 8
7i'0 :i
620 8'
744 9
1.459 3
908
1926 il
804 3-
630 24
1,163 64
9t
1.479 4b
1,27 06
750 84
1,694 7t.
39 76
JJ333 32
1,302 12
1,275 74
1,141 20
867 36
825 36
,076 A3
638 62
2,217 60
1,560 84
850 70
828 Pi
820-90
79c 72
.790 20
.4,56.7 44
2,337 :92
.472 2u
741 84
830 8b
688 9'.'
740 2v
835 3.
1.406 8t
739 o(
1,026 2
.948 &l
1,08 3i
1,27 7.
844 8(
.1,794 84
924
723 6
1,059 00
1,289 40
1.821 J2
952 32
,1,329 (0
1.483 56
1,479 48
1,486 56
1.477 32
761 -76
1,018 8
975 84
534 24
1,1T0 90
2.534 76
1.243 92
673 6o
401 76
1,238 09
1,397 04
710 45
1.141 32
908 10
600 36i
1,290 72
1,024 68
1.405 92
1,196 76
962 88
714 12
1,480 56j
830 28
1,040 i8
700 32
i 620 88
. 744 96
1,459 32
9b8 08
K926 60
804 3f
630 24
1,163 64
636 96
1,479 '8
1,276 06
750 84
1 694 76
839 76
1,3:3 32
1.302 12
1,275 74
1,141 20
! 867-36
! 825 36
2,07-6 36
j 638 52
2 217 60
1.560 84
85 70
828 84
Qo OS:.
i .1 7W jt 4.1
790 20
1,567 44
1.337 92
472 .20
741 84
830 88
688 92
740 28
83 5 32
1,406 -88
739 56
1,026 26
948 58
1.708 32
1.287 72
. 844 SO
1,794 84
. 924 96
723 60
1,059 o0
1,289 40
Wm. Keck.
Peter L. Raj,
Wm. Covington,
2439 84
1.200 72
2 581 44
2,049 36
2.8U 48
2.393 52
1.925 76
I 428 24
2 901 12s
1.660 56 fCatli. L. Fisher.
2.081 76 Iah b Fisher,
1 ,4U0 64 & Moses Fisher,
1.141 76?nomas Aierf7
1,4-9 92
2.918 64
160 00
75 00
IB
1,976
3,853 20
1,608 72
1.290 48
2,327 28
1,273 92
2,958 96
2,552 12
1.501 68
3,389 52
1,679 2
2.666 64
2,604 24
2,550 48
2,282 40
1.734 72
1.650 72
4,152 72
1.277 04
Sarah Bushel 1,
Caswell Cobb,
525 00
7 5 00
75 00
7v m
i
Wliat's Trumps ?
fLazarons Crow,
j Jesse Holder
j 11 A. Striek
I land, and Jno.
R. Strickland,
Ellen Johnson,
Caro'ine Pratt,
Reb'tW. Wyles,
f Jas Ilarrell, W.
i . it" 1 1
' . Mary iturt
1 701 40
1.657 68
1,651 J92
1,580 40
1,334 88
2,675
944
84
40!
i
200 00
75 00
75 60
75 00
1
225 00
75 00
1,483
1,661 .76
Mary Flowers,
Euuice Gurganes,
1:37
1.480
1.670
2.813
84
59
64
76
( Annie R. Shields
i & Chas. Shields,
1,479 12
2.552 521
r- . I
t,y to i chtis. B. M6rMs
3.4 iG 641 and Wm. Tlly,
2,575.44
.1,689 60
3.589 68
1 R4Q 02 Pene. Pendleton,
Ll,447 20
2,118 00
2,578 80
1
75 00
75 00
1,821 12
952 3 2
1.329 60
1,483 56
1,479 48
1.486 56
1.477 32
761 76
1.018 80
975 8
534 24
1,110 96
2,534 76
i, 243 92
I 573 60
401 "76
1,238 09
1,397 04
710.45
1,141 32
968 16
5 642
1 1 - t
j 752 542 $90,45 04 $90,425 40 180,850 03 I
150 (Q0
150 ,00
75 00
24
1,904 64
2.659 2L
2,967 12
2.950 96
2,973 12
2,54. 64
1.523 52
2,037 60
lor. 1 aq f-arkin Snow,
( Pa
jKi
Patty Hall and
tty Hali,
,06 S 48
2,221 92
5.069 52"
2.487 84!
1.147 20
803 52
2.476 18
2 764 08
1,420 9a
2,282 64
1,937 32
Dupree. (1 Wi
thersnoon and
J. Benton,
Jno. Simpson.
Margaret Prrj,
150 .0.0
75 00
300 00
75 00
73 .00
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I inhere are bo m&njr cards to play, - '
j; So many waya to chcose,
In Jjovq and 'Politics and war, '
f Tb at forward ipg out views
With lad iiS fair, witlr statesmen "wise
! 4 'Or men of lesser bumps, -Pefore
we '' lead our strongest suit
lis w$!l to know vrhafs trumps.
Once, worshipping at beauty's shrine ;
I knelt ip bondagi syet,
And breathed my vows with eagerness,
Ajid oflVred at her feet
My soul, well storedewiihCupids wealth-
A Iofb cemented Iqtnp ;
A kin of diamond won the trick;
My hert was not 9 trump.
Raving to see my rival win
! Upon a s-ngle Kt?B,
As he played the pEUCE with me,
I followed with a cllb,
-Tvo 'days within-a station house :
Utflwrtinij on niy sin,
I found, as otheis inay have dope,
Plubs yory seJ'iom win.
Grown wise by sad experience, '
; I ceased to deal with maids ;
I anvTfhPD youthful follies off,
AnJ turned up jack of spades.
Yet still I find as' dust is scarce
. And smaller grow the lump!,
That though the Spade's an honest card,
It is not always trumps.
But in a world ol outside show,
Where mammon rules the throng ;
To ease the litt'e jl?s of life, -
And smoothly pas'alng";
To find an antidute for care,
And stern misfortune's thumps,
One card is very sure to win ;
Diamonds are always trumps 4
landlord Outwitted.
1 1 I put them tliecjtfe pot, may it please j
your honor ;; you W.ll fin them II safe,' ?
t
t -
A .corresiwndent of the Philadelpliia Pieps
relates the following anecdote of one of the
citizens of Lock 11a ven, Pfc. Ben W. Mor
fisou is the peon spoken of, and is said to
be one of those free and easy good hearted,
lumorou fellows', 'that are always : ready to
orack a joke or perpetrate h 'sell.
Some fifteen yeai? ao lien ivhs travelling
n Butler couniy on professional business.
The ioa-ls were intolerably bad and worftof
all, the stagn drivers and the landlord at a
pertain hotel .where they stopped for. dinner,
bad an understanding with each other some
thing like this. The passengers were to be
aleu in to dine, and when cleverly seated,
Jbe coach would .furiously dash up to the
!oor, and the dr. vcr would call for its pas
leiigers, stating that . he cotu Id not delay a
ni;iutJ, pti'ccjunt pf Racing jiis .time;' they
Would rush out leaving their meals'half fin
jsfied, for fear, of being left. For the half
finished meal they were chaiged half a dollar
If he victuals were kipt for the next : load of
iHssengers when the skinning , process was
)--patel.
Ben had heatd, of this place, and when
replied Ben J with a curious twinkle in his
eye. 1 - - -.!-?.-:
'Sold by ginger, by that ! darned -yankee; f
i tiled ihe hndiord, whilst, the passengers
reared with daughter, an Inputting the whip '
to his horse drove back resolving to give the f
passen-ers ever after that ample time for dm-
ner.
1 Affectiko Sckss in Codbt. -Th con ,
vietion of 5 Charles Cowlao, a clerk in the .
Portsraoutfiify a post fjjee, forj robbing the
mail, has been noticed. The Norfolk Argus
iart: 'Jv.;j;: : ' J
: 'The prisoner, wljo js only nineteen years'
old, yben called upon to plead, arose, as pale -as
deati', and ' for some time hti lips were
sealed. I. At Jength, he said . fGentlemen of
the Jurj, l lead gu'Ity. In an .unguarded'
moraen 1 comniitted the act, and would af-'
ter wards have given the world b id I. never
have done it. All I can ask, gectlemen, is, -tha,
asjl am jroung, it maj go-some way in,
mitigating, my pun:shment Mr. Taz. Tayjor,
his counsel, xnade some feeling remarks, sta
ling that this youth was the darling of a fond -and
donting; mother. . The court, jury, and
bar seemed fmuch affected, and many tears
were sheet. The j Jry found him guilty ,
,l,y arrived at the hotel he set his wits to ) SUS", ""Aer it for half an hour, then. add
vcrk to hee if he could not gf t the full value f two tab'espoons of paragonc. f pose-r-tca-of
his inouey. The bell rang for dinner and spoonful three tinjes a dav. n j :jk i W
ihs ctowd lushed in. They had scarcely got ,
f. ' x .1 .1. .1. .:u.i
;Ieyetly seatd when the coach reined up at
he door, and the driver yociferously shout- '
Curing IIams. Hub salt all over them as
. ; : , , FfK sale. r , ; ;
R; U A! STUARTS Steam Refined Sugars
C'ruahed, i'ovdered, White and Yellow, at
J: WVST YROIN'S Varitty Stfrre.
Jane 18. 1856.' -)-; ! 0 ly. ; .
A RARE CHANCE.
THE subscriber having determined to change
Ills uusi ucoa, unci a iui bii; uim cuui o o .w a. u
- Bttoki iStatiAuey PotU"- -
To any one disposed to purchase the entirestock,"
a great bargain will b. given. For a man with
capital were is a one, opening nere ior a 000&
tore.'":-"- ' ,'t"i
gtnrGmt Juae, 16, 7. ? P
fj M1E subscriber having lateiv j-e.tirjiea froni Bus- J
.L? ton, wo'ild now inform his enstomers and the
public that he has just received a full supply of the
best otualitiei of the yarions kinds of .
f.otlin aid pax TiTincs,
' -' Also an assortment vf
; NETS A$J SEINES. r
Ilfl is also prepared p furnish at short notice any
kinds of Kets o" Seines out of the usual dimensions
all of which will be warranted to give satisfaction
to the purchaser, both in material and manufacture,
y hand knitting. v.. . .; :t ... , ' J
. lie will also take tins method of informing the
pubJie'generallj. that he has' a food assortment of
Dry Goods, ardware,:boes;
CROCKER GROCERIES -except LIQUORS,
FLOUR of best and good qualities, and a lot of
iRret rate New Bedford ; SPERM CANDLES, war
ranted pure, all f which he ia prepared to furnish
on the roost favorable termsT '
r ::,; :; : . - . J GEO. F. FIIER.
WM. G. HALL.
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NOtlCE.
it Js 7
JUST received,, from the rublishers on Sal,
TA Free ' IViU Baptiel Uumn Book' a ? con
taht supply will- he'reatter be kept on hand:
. . t YY JUL. ILSLLtlJ.
oitxn axd sovTnP&noi.jL
pjlE "subscriber Jiavi.ng'tateja'thepremiuni n
X at tne late State Fair iipon Ti ipenlme 1 ool
(6iiil8, RoMndthaves, and Hackers,) would an
nounce to the public that they are manufacturing
these Tools extensively. : Their workmen having
been for many years engaged in. the above bu
pes.s are unsurpassed bv any in the $ty Pd
proper construction of their tools. J.$ dhl-1-
these tools at any roms on the , "o, 1 U.
and W. fc SL Railroads. H'e warrant tlieec toos
to be einal in quality and suripr adaptation for
work to any Northern manttfactnre, ami, ask a Ji-
91 patronage, iruBuiijs iun .yv..w
'Newhern, July Sls
work
southerners will gAye preferelhonie mamw
facta resr. " 1' ! ' . ' - i. -nt n
t& 11 crcers directed to us at Jericho, IN. V.,
iu m W tn:B wnrrFiELD ;
.?ai narv SlsU 1855. , .
OA A AGENTS WANTED, either ladies or
jUJ) gentlemen, in every town and cbunty in
the United Statesto engage in a genteel husiaess
by which thfV eari make from $1.0p tofOOO
year. For particulars, address, enclosing stamp.
fed.
" Pas?eugers alfabpard can't waitbntfiye
minutes. ,.
I A general rusii was maae, dui ien sai
lit ill,' and ate' his dinner very composedly.
frho t-tage Iroye off and left him, but he
kem?d to care very Utile about jt.
I Having dii)os:d of hia dinner, he jyas en
ying the luxury of a long-nine in the side
Voom, when the landlord appioaebed him
tsayiug . . y .
I I I beg vour pardon, sir ; but did you
jsee a set of silver ta spoons on the tible
When you want iu to dinner.
j I f id, si; '
I Well, they are missing tliey can't be
Ifound. : '
I 'Ah, yes, replied Ben, one of the passen
gers' gatlieied them upl I saw him do it.
f 'Would you know him 'again, gasped the
jatxllofd. - -' ' -' '
j - 'Certainly I would,' replied gen wih great
oolne!s. - " V
j. .Vll you point bim out to me if. I hitch
Sup mv horse and huggy . and overtake the
soon as! laid on, the table: the next "day
I btush if, "ofr and pack it in a cask ;put on a
pickle a foJIows : One quart salt to ,on
gallon rate to six gallons, water, half gal
lon molasses and tliree'ounces saltpetre. Let
the haras remain in six or eight: wek ac
coyI ing to szf Sinoke to suit, , an d pack
awy in salt in a cask, and put in a cool dry
place, and they" will keep i goo 1 1 all summer.
-'f
jsiao-f.
(!?rtalnht I will.
j Boniface was rea'Jy n a few minutes, and
letting Ben in with him,, drove like f Juhu
for seven miles, till he overtook the coach,
tile drove jp'p alongside and hailed the driver.
The coach sttppel, the driverlookcdfrght
ined and . eveiy body. wonderey to see the
Jandloid covered! witbimud and his uores
Joming with bweat.
28w
rox- lfii, PbiUdelphia, Fa.
Ben jumped cut of the buggv and got Into
'theIsge, when the driv:r,f tinning tliat im
Shad hired the Jandlord to bring hm after, lie
was on the Kdnt of driving 'off, whn the
flatter yelled out. f V . 1
I Is that pasenger in there I , ;
Yes. replied Ben. ' -. - "
Xrn voj sure ? j '
Yes tirree i slanted onr bachelor riend.
Which one is itfV r ; :i
Its' ra replied Ben with a-gnn. . ;
Vou ' thundered Bon-face, what the devil
!did yoa do with them ipoons. ;
The National Che Congress wa
brotiijhtto a- c!oe in New Vorkbri Thursday
evening. Messrs. ra n 4uorpy,.wi:uiirt
na, and Lot?is : Paulse?, o I?wa, were :tho
contestants for the honor of the ,fi rat' prise.
The win ner of the first five games Was to be
the coniqueror. Tbecpre 6tCd,jMorphy 5,
Paulsen one, and two drawn. The members
of the Chesi Aiiatfon ajre'conS lent1 that
Mr. orphy is not only the best chesR player
in Araejrica. but n Jthe world ; an4 a"wil
ling to lest lhe inaUer by a'match for irom
oneto five thousand dollars. i :
Mr. Moroiiy is only twenty years of a jj
Mr. pauUen;twentyfpur. 's"vi
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Theeanse wtdch led to the Joss of tlie steam
ship OentrallAineiica are to 1 investigated;
before a committee w Sew, Yoik. Th foU
Iawing I A l-olnplete listof the names of the
gentlemen who c -mpoe the tribunal; Corc
inbdorelM. 0. rry, CbHirman ; Capt. Era
Nve; Oapt. Chadea Fi. MarshHlI,, Mr. F. b.
riuirbp, Mrolin L. Jones, r.AlfreUSeon
Mr. A. A. IwCiptIexlV, Frase Secre
tarj ; Mr J4II. Upton, Recording Secretary.
V The wonders of India robber fire pot likel
to he iooir exhausted. Lately, what are cabed
ard ltdiagoodsVare, manufactured from a
newly invenle.I c6raposiUon, which consists
iryns: thOf rubUr.FrorQ
'tW results substance reaembling solid sfno
as black aa coal." out of which ; articles rara
made lidastioanaiegani, f
finish, tutaxhibiUng as beautuui a
. a a
metal btusceptiDie ox.. fa:
as
1-,.
A Steamboat Newspaper. Among other
innovations wUcb the mammoth ; steamer
Great Hastern is about to inaugurate, will
be the publication of a daily-paper on board
for the benet of the travelling pubix the
regu'ar fpall c of travtlb rs whom she may
be bearing across the ocean. But this start
ling feature il anticipated on the western wa
ters of the New 'World, for the New Orleans
and St. feouis Dackt steamer James R Wood
ruff now sails equipped with the force and
material for t lie publication of a regular daily
paper on board during her trips up and down
the river, "with a job office attached for the
printing of bills of fare and other work.-5 - '
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The New JVork Herald of the 6th inst says,
We have letters from Uayti down to the 14th
ul.iin, (which: contains very interesting news.
Captain Jasi A. Leet, of the American barque
l. vr. i wa&iiuurn, oeiongiag 10 xnwit
Khode Island, had been thrown into prison
for driving a local trapper. of foreign seamen
from ofJT bis Vessel whe engaged in tamper
ing wi h his crew.? Captain Leet was very
harshlyfde ijt witli, and ofjiJal appeals to" the
minis er iu behalf met with no consideration.
The Eiuoeror refused to see the acting coun
sel of the LJnitei States on the subject, w'htcU
had produced great excitement. ; : ' -" ? !
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Ovster Soup To one quart y ot oysters
with their juice, put two quarts of .cold
ter, half a pint of milk, and a heaping spoon?
ful of salt; let them. boil one minute; skim
outrthejoystera and ad( half a tea cup of
crackers ro'fed fine, half a tea cup of butter,
and a li ttle Ipepper ; lj,t it boil J again ; then
pour ovpf the oysters; " ; .
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To Curb a p ld. Take the juice of two
lepiinon, three-quarters of a pound of loaf -
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