Terms of Subscription
8IS0US COPT, la dnm,. w
I m if paid -In six month, J AO
tw.k JLri .............10 o.
A
"NO
tMZ Montr, tf mailed in th. Z. -
i " k uur nit.
PROFESSIONAL cards:
Dr. R. G. Barham.
"I Ywafraw.aMaMi 1
'UUA e or J-Rerson HiH n rvl
M lege, rhiladephii, and Eclectic Medi
al institute, C$noiiiu.ti. Besides attending
the regular duties of his profession, will
rive especial attention to the treatment of die-
ska am . . - -
w irni iriio r fmilfl KhUmat am
1 uronic Diseases generally Office at
Dr. Alexander D. Moore.
Formerly of f Chapel Hill,
H AVISO permanently located In Wilson,
offers his professional services to its
tuens and the surrounding country. With
xperienca of thirteen years iu the'prac.
w Bncin, mw wn may desire his
sr may connaenuy rely on bis utmost
I and attention.
Otfica (formerly
occurred' V Th-
kt..r.... j ' i .. r V
I - W W
More, where he. may be found, during the
(iay, when not professionally engaged. At
x'ffhi, at his room, at the residence of Dr
Stltrh. "
Anient 14, 1860. 1
Dr. J. G. Thomas.
PRACTICING PHYSICIAN, Wilson, N.
1 C. With fire years' 'experience-in the
uccrsftil practice of medicine, his skill may
be relied on with safety.;
Office at the Drug Store, in the sec-
vnu aiury. tJ-I8
. , " i
Dr. John Howard, ; '
OFFERS his professional services to the
citizens of Wilson and-vtcinity.
C?T Office, one door below Henry Oettin-
fer's Clothing Store, (formerly occupied by
r. Gotten, dee'd.,) where he may always be
found when not professionally enueed
August 14.J8BO., . )
B. B. Barnes,1
4 TTORNEY . AN1 COUNSELOR AT
XI. LAW, Wilson, N. C. Ciaci-ir. Wayne
INaMi, Edgecombe, Pitt,' Greene and Wilson.
Rtftrtnct: Hon. It. M. Pearson, LL. I)
Richmond Hill, N. C; Dr. R C. Watson,
ew York City; Hon. D. L. Swain, LL. D.,
Chapel Hill, N. C. ; J. II. Planner. Esq., Wil
mlngton,,y. C; Messrs. Stevenson, Weddeli
Co.. IVtersbnrg. Va.: R.. R. Bruisers, Esq!,
Tarhoro V, C. : Messrs. Odorn A Clements.
Norfolk, Va. Hon. Thomas Ruffin, Golds-
Wo', N. C. I
, Drs. B. & Li A. Stith,
15RACTICINO PHYSICIANS, WilJn .V
0,'rcr1thoir vices to the citizens
or ilson, and vicinity
t2T Office, oppgite Mrs: Morse's Millln:
ry esfftbhshment. They msv be fouiwl at
nizht, when not pnaVasionally enlaced at
their rooms in the Wilson House 1
VOL. III.
i
School Advertisements.
THE WILSON SCHOOLS
; : i .. "
WILSON FEMALE SEMINARY,
I - ' i AND : -s .
WILSON CLASSICAL AND
Scientific Gymnasinm.
Mr & Mra. Klcbardson, Principals.
" ' " 'S)i -i
BOARD OF Dili ECTORS.
UKN. JOSHUA BAaNEh. Prss. oftkt Board
LARA D. FARURR ro
Col. ROBERT BYNUM, Stertiw. v
"li'llAM UAKNhS. JR., Quv.
RICHARD BLOUNT. Ebq.
w BOARD OF TISITOR1. ,
Jcdgi Kk BIGGS, ' '
vy. w. HOLDEN, Esq..
ii. . mIILLiKK, -Esq.,
TIIOS. J. wi
EAT, D.D.
:
NSTRUCTION.
BOARD OF
GYM
D. . RICHARDSON. A.
Professor of Belles-Lettres and Ancient Lan
guages.
Professor of Higher Mathematics and Sm
veying.
J. B. WILLIAMS,
Preparatory Departmeat.
MRS. M. C KlClf AKDSO!1,
fine Arts and Belles-LettrM , I
SS LUCY HUCIUNSOW,
Fine Arts. '
Mil
SS MARION POWERS.
Mathematics and Higher English
MRS. MALWINI3 SPEKR8,"
(Berlin, Prussia,)
Department of Mjisic and German
Mademoiselle SOPHIE madivoiv
, ii m as f
French, Music and Calisthenics
1R. T. S. LAMBERT,
Lecturer before both Schools, on Physiology
THE MISSES BOWERS,
' Assistant Pupils.
MISS EMMA ALFORO,
Domestic Department.
J. B. WILLIAMS,
Financial Agent.
K. II. ROOPRR.
'Of I'hllli:D,BUl C'llx
Hooper & Thompson,
T. F, THOMPSON,
Of Bulto. Deatal Ciilte
m -
Qrtir
P J w
jua-
i
r
T IS DESIGNED CY THE FOUNDERS
of lhe w ilson Schools." to furnish'
young of both sexes in the State and out of it
Tint best facilitiks for a comprehensive tho
rough and practical education.
For the accomplishment of this worthy
end, the tharter of the , Schools authorizes
the investment of 5U,000 ; more than one
third of this amount has already been de
voted to the - erfviwt f !... i-n -
, mum "
tica Of their iiToiewuii, . --
to the citicens of Wrilm aad surrounding
"itT Offic J-t beU M. Rountrea 4
Co' s Store. "
WILSON, NORTH CAROLINA, TUs j)AY, NOVEMBER 20, 1860.
NO. 30.
School Advertisements.
DR. DEEMS'
W
SCHOOLS FOR BOTH
SEXES,
ILSON, NORTH CAROLINA
ivKCToR, and Profewor ot Belle Lettrea.
tAPT. JiMpan
Supennteit and Professor of Mathematics
ntTthe Physical Scienci..
f& ? WAM. A. B,
-w.vapvrui Ancient Langaagca.
MA? Wm. D. GAY,
r .financial Asent. i
MISS EMILY if, YOUMA VS
PriflciiwI of the Udies'&mltuu; V
MRS. ANNIE HONPLEUR,
, Teacher of Muaic !
MRS. ELIZABETH D. RADCUPFE
eacner or Music.
MISS MARY WADE SPEED.
I Assistant Ladies' Department.
MISS ANNA AMELIA BIPLEY,
Teacher of Drawing and Painting.
MRS. ELIZABETH A. COKK1V
Matron .
TNTHE CLASSICAL DKPAETMENT
JL students are nrenaiKri rn- tt. : ,.
or any of our Colleges. or carried forward in
if ' guiar college elates : in the
i. v i i t v ' Cl" ine course pursued
is that U8ml in Militant aJuu. .c
Gmnuiftal Department studies are pursued
which sp, cially prepare hoys for the ordinary
.usmess of life ; in the Ladia' Department
tne course is as exteniv Q ;n iJLT
FemaColh ges. ?' l m
lhe schools for the two SPTAC tM in
rate buildings some distance apartj
in tne Male Apartment about 20 boys can
be accommodated with lodging in the Acade
my,, in ! which one of the Professors ha hi
room, and these can secure board; in good
fimihesj in town. They- must inot engaze
ooard anywhere without the
r acuity Provisicu bus been, made for the
sepa-
excellent
1u
avunuuuauuii oi otners in an
family near the Acadt-myl V
iue young iaaies board in the Seminary
ith the family of the Rector and! hn vuiii
not be held rexDonsible f. r f.TirtoO fpr.m n
distance who take rooms in the twit
AH the books of the course are furnished
at the Institution and charged in thi hiiia
Tl. . .. . r
- uC liufjnsare not anowed to open accounts
town i without the' permission iof thpir
paieuie, ana men tne Kector will jhave no
responsibility. The following is art extract
rrom our advertisement in the Wilson Ledger
tThe Merchantd and citizens of
urged to open no accounts with the m,n.iin
these schoola.except in cases wjere they have
special understanding with tfieir parents or
guardian and under no circumstances to
make them loans of money." When this ml.
s. violated, we hope that warenta will rit
payment and give the Rector immediate in-
uruiuiioiy,'
s next boss ion will commence Jan-
Petersburg Advertisements.
Work
I SwUt Ik
1860. FALL 1860.
Stevenson, Weddeil & Co.,
i " i
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
;- or , ' 1
STAPLE AND FANCY
Noa.Y8 akd 80 SrcAMoax Strext,
Petersbcbg,
' V, : Va.
Prints and Dress Goods,
ENGLISH. FRENCH AND
AMERICAN,
In large stock and great variety.
PLANTATION GOODS
- J
IN LARGE ASSOinndENT
Also a fpll line of
Job
rntoJ at IW i
-k4. -
rmi mmm rmnp
TKr---'mr4a
lm th0 M fjkr
X0XJDYWO cinx.
ther, dear, lamrell ;
naoes or deatn
limrther,
e3y,had
sEimJ on my
) i me axma.
frewe31i
Ifeelth,
Com,. v
u gasp lor breath.
They-Tebr.teht a crowa to wreath.
brow.
t
il
! .11
ill SOOB hi tk. 1... ..n
ay
pint i
y spirit
Ah
Bi
Not
ions
i
J. S. Barnes,
. -rnnWV A I t'OL'NSEI.OIt AT
LAW. Wilaoa. N. C.' N M attend the
Courts of 5Tilon. Edgec ombe, Pitt, Greene,
U-.yns and lah. lW I'rompt attention
Wen to tl culleetism of all claims placed in
his bauds fur'cwlleotMsa.
Vttrniiurv, ' f ,
and everything necessary to secure cuiu.ik
and order. ' . . . , c
These schools are Non-Sectarian, rothecy
and practice. Schools on such a basj are
believed to be the imperative ?t
times To' exhibit! their ..position clearly,
and correct the report which has obtained
7 I ..a ki vtent. tiat they are Scc-
o u luMiuv.. , ri.;,.
tarian. and belong to tbe i riu
tarian, u o . followimr from Section
5th of the charter, , c V"
Hhall never be denominational or Sectarian
Bliau nun u ,,-rt, whie.h distin-
uar;
fa risgrsiaigsv
TirXTia
Sle department.
Together with every class and
description of Goods to be
found in Wholesale
Houses, North or
South.
The Trade of Vinrraia. North
Carolina and Tennessee.
is invited to an ex
amination of the
Goods
NOW IN STORE. -Weekly
additions will be made
during the season.
ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED.
Spt. 4, I860. 25 tf
J. W. Lancaster,
lOfNSKLLOlt JS1) AT10Itb
AT
I , , xx-'.,. V C Wm hereafter
r3m.
regularly ae.M It he County w
4'ourt of -h. uson, " -
CWnties. Mo on Tsrboro aireci.
Aucruot 2lft. 1860.
- r .
.Tflmfta S. Woodard,
. wnnvW' An COUNSELOR AT
A V Vw Us. S. C. Will attend the
CountV and Superior Courts of M'ayne,
Seenl ritt, Edgecombe and H' ilson. Coun
ties. '! "
r..::Ati.- annlinp to advancement, per
ZZ'n I 10 00 to $25 00
Waiiam H. Bunn,
4 TTORNEY AND J COUNSELOR
A i iV Wilnon. S. C. CincciT-.-r
, Nash, -.ayne(ritt, and Johnston counties.
AT
H'il-
A. Barnes,
A TTORSEY AN'H COUNSELOR .At.
iV LAW. Wilson. NiC. Ctacm Wayne,
Nash, Edgecombe, Wilson.
fipnTft W. Blount,
A TTOItNEY AT LA .f"L5
A A'. C. CictiT:-h. WlUon, Edge.
,ombo, FranUin. '
. ,E. Prentiss Tucke,
- Civil Engineer and Surveyor.
TaUructlon irlven In the use of tha Compass,
wl Traa.it. Theodore,
A. I A, -
iaa in. r.-.v , tr.m
rruish one denomination oi cur.i.un
unother. sluiH never be taught in them, nor
Khali the religious laitn oi any - -
be ihterfereil with. " r Th
Wilson Schools, on which "hW "J-
law " ani on the strici uun ..v.
thev have acquirea a mire. .-r-
t on at home and abroad; "requires every
Sideut to do his duty." hm else give
cluim to mombersnip. naui v.
extravagance and insubordination, cannot be
irredhere. JTI
uoiiL'hto do tlieir tiuty, are
JirK whose higKest ambition it is- to . edu;
cated to a fashionable -ornameuw
are not desired, i
University, and commence aoou. -1
no-pmeht. while U
uit, tliU the Mntr.1 por.io. ot tU St..,
nooDie oi m iao".i - ,
home.' and escap
acclimation west, and in other
of
School fuel,.
Incidintals....
Boom Rent in the Academy
Military drill to regular students,.
.. others than " "
An mmiorn lancruacre.
Board, exclusive of lights, per month,
(in families in town,) j 10 00
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
75
100
, 5 00
gratis
6 00
5 00
BRANCH T. HURT ,
Grocer and General Commission
IV well assorted stock of Groceries, partia-
ularly adapted to the wants of the farming
community. Also the best Peruvian Guano,
all of which are bought with cash, and will
be sold upon the most favorable terms, both
as to time ana price.
Consignments of produce are solicited, un
der the belief and promise that, the experi
ence of S5 years, will enable him to make
prompt and satisfactory returns. Mr Blake
Vitttrmn. will cive hi personal attention to
any business from his acquaintances
PotPrshure. Feb. 23, 1860. 50 tf.
PRC to Wnrl.lann ktk .
1 tteSym.- .vJ?Ti."
Br- uij luvuicr uicrr,
fc ?-.to hear her sigh.
Tea motbar died she wept that we
"ere doonhwt In hU mm
She Said ir rhSlHrvn HMrf ma tkm '
Ibta tearshaU all be wiped away. '
Oh 1 brotW mrt. u in ft. 1n4
When aarth with thM ah. 11 .11 K .
TP?e jysn only theT hnowa.
When i-efive met to part bo more.
We've sported oft in friendship here.
And with hat joy It thrilled my heart ;
Jtat ah! hfw soon the dream has fled.
The timeoaa come when we must part.
On earth the fairest flowers decay.
And brightest joy a will end In gloom ;
In Heaven no hearts will e'er be sad.
And thefe immrotal flowers bloom.
Farewell II feel death's shadows fall; v
I hear its angry waters roar ;
But death can bring no sting to m, .
For Christ my Lord has gone beforel
Eotrlish' branched per sesr
from 1U oo to u"
inptrii
33 00
20 00
10 01
5 0(
ii' Tuition in
Music,' Piano or Guitar, with the use of
lia instrument. ! 22 50
On fhp Iiam. with use -ot the
ment.
Oil amting, - '
Drawing,
inr modern lanifuiiee,
- Board. exclusive of lijrbts. per week.
Dav scholars, lor tschooi tuei, per m
sWn, . c , I . j 5
Board, includes lodging, fuel, washing.
furnished rooms and servants- r'tenaance.
77, tuitidn ,i to bt paid invariably in advance.
and all bills are to be promptly settled at the
j i,a of thi iM -of l the session, btudents win, now oi
The sessions correspona - 'Z r,moved duris the session, with-
mence aiuv v.-v. rr -,-nt ftf their accounts, -
rf j..rv andJulv in each year, continuing ou, j , , " hrpa,.ftOT! and
w - . ra-
twenty weeks.
Norfolk Advertisements.
DO TUXY MISS ME AT nOME t
BTATBATKXKK.
DMbey miss me at home ? do they miss
Twould be an assurance most dear.
To know that my name was forgotten.
As though I had never been there.
To know that the tailor and landlord.
And the banks where my paper is due.
And hosts whonv I now cannot mention.
Had banished me quite from their Tiew.
Do they miss me at home ? do thsy miss
me i
When the market for money is tight.
And collectors in haste are pursuing
Their debtors by day and by night t
Do the friends who once loaned me a "fifty,"
And the others who loaned me a "ten ;"
Heave a sigh of regret as they miss me.
And wish they could see me again ?
Do they miss me at home T do they mUs
me r
When no longer Pm s-en upon 'change ;
j - iuiuicu me uia money,
1 o bear m tn vorrinu i 1
- -v iiiuo UUU1UWD,
Look in vain for occasion to dun me
And wkh I again were at home ?
Do they miss me at home ?do they miss
me 7
TTwaild be an assurance' most dear.
o yw mai. my name was forgotten,
As tft)ugh I had never been there.
But iknow that my memory lincera
k mimA K . A . . o
I BFl as i roam.
long as I've my wits and
reepers.
Andhs
r.
The
my
I miss mo, they'll miss me at home 1
Hyman, Dancy & Co,
Commission .Merchants,.
Norfolk, Va.
The New York House will be conducted by
i, k V. Hvman. -
The Norfolk House will De couuuvu 3
lliscdlancous.
BH.LIANT EPISODE OF TIIE
t 41 xujb YOLTIJRXO.
Pupils Vre charged lor breakage and abuse
of furniture,
irrespondent of the Debats thus
Jno. H. Hyman and F. M. Hjman. ueajes one ol the most critical and
jsff- Particular attention given to the briBt episodes of the day :
sale of Cotton, Corn, Wheat, Naval Stores, m(t brljiiant episode of the
&l2tn 1860 26-tf JctjoftHelatof October, was the
Sept.lZtu, batl at the font eftmm Si a i.
" I J w.uv .'U-AIJirClO.
. WKlfiftSanta-Maria, I knew that
iina-tery uaa been very ninch dis-
A. . HIMHOKS. r.Hn!isaBT.
A. B. tHu.".
P. HEHHEBEEEY & wj.,
"rabble" consisted ofa regiment of the
line, a aqaadroa of cavalry, a com pan j
of chasseurs, and a comnanT of artillerr.
The Hungarian, withont waiting to
count the i.unibcra of the adversary,
roshed fur ar.l and chartreti with the
bayonet After a contest of 20 minutes
the battery was re-taken, and once more
it poured ita storm of grape on the
Neapolitan troop, who lied in confu
sion acroM the fielda. The Ilnnirarians
in this encounter ad thirty men put
kor du combat the Neapolitans about
two hundred. Garibaldi did not wait
to dress his wound, bat hurried ' else
where The day, however, was now
won. 1
TBS DAT AfTSt TH BATTLS OF TRI
toLtcmo. "
Nicht came on and silence remain!
throughout, except when it was broken
at mtcrrals by the piercing cries of the
wounded, who were calling for help.
Many (says the correspondent of the
D'batt) died for the want of adequate
ambulance accommodation, and the
peasantry took adrantagc of the dark
ness to rifle the dead. The next day
was spent in collecting the wvnnded
and dressing their wounds. Miss White
in a fantastic dress, devoted herself en
tirely to this miaaion. The hospital of
Santa-Maria wrs full and train after
train brought wounded men into Cncr
ta. There were 480 in the hospital of
Sanla-Maria on the 2d, and as many
more in that of Caserta, without speak
ing of those who. were carried into
Naples. These, however, wchs not
very numerous.
The field of battle was dotted with
soldiers, who were either looking after
the wounded or giving a slight cover
ing of earth to the dead. Still, how
ever, on the 3d there remained many
bodies, most 'of them of the Rovali.t
party, exposed on the field. They
were recognircd by the tatoolinjj on
their bodies, the scapular of the Immac
ulate Conception around their necks,
and by their kepix. The dead horses
were left decomposing in the sun. which
shone with a kind of funeral splendor.
The correspondent of tlio Dcbat
says : "The guns of the barricades on
the road to Capua were partly served
by sailors belonging to the English fri
gate Renown, who, happening to be
here as tourists, in want of excitement,
felt disposed to amuse themselves by
hunting down the Koy allots. I aaw
thein again on the 3d, riierry as bride
grooms, returning to the fete of the
cannonade. But it was a dismal day.
Ifor not a gun was fired.
Am.M.m a a.i JLU.TUO.Y.
the next day week there was no daugh
ter at the dinner table of the banker il
the country home. . The house was in
consternation, and the search made for
her in all directions. A note was, how
ever, found on her dreUing table, con
vryingth customary prayer fr forgive
ness and encl ed one from the young
clerk stating that believing the banker
meant to give him a hint with regard
to his daughter, and was not at4e to
give his public consent owing to appear
ances he had acted on his own aurgea
tion, and that ere 'hit father-in-law
had received the letter he (the derk)
would be his son-in-law.
TOE Tt'CLY FjUCXXLYs ji
In one ot the. lowerirtricta of the
Palmetto Sute, there onct lived a fam
ily of six or seven persons, who were
known far and wide aa the ugly family
One of them, Jake, was so unspeaka
bly' hard favored, that it made one feel
as if he liad bitten a green persimmon
U look at him, and whenever be walked
through the streets, tho dogs slunk
their tails and sneaked off, too scared
to bark.
The fame of this family spread through
the ouuntry, and at length reached the
ears of a Georgian, who, for a long time,
bad held undisputed posesaion of tbe
$eWted pen knife. This individual
determined at length to pay a r'uit to
tbe ugly family, and ende ivor to dis
pose of the aforeaaid knife. So one
morning be croeJ the Savannah, and
about noon he saw a wagon ahead, and
lode up to inquire the whereabouts of
tho family.
Helloa, stranger r said he to aman
walking by the side f the wagon.
"-Helloa, "yonraetfr exclaimed the
wagoner, turning ronud and disclosing
a countenance ao tremendously plain,
that the Gexjrgiaa almost dipod from
his horse.
"I say," said the Georgian, recover
ing a little from his atiiiilitneut, "arc
you not ugly Jake himself f
The wagoner shook his head and
grinned a ghastly smile, that, made him
look like the night-mare ersonitiVd.
"I'll bet you ten dollars that yon are
the ugliest in;ui in the Sute, said the
Georgian.
"Dowe!" said the wagoner, "come
Acre." - And going to the b.-k-kofthc
wgon lie callcj. akc up, Jake, and
piit your head out litre."
The G eorgian burning with curiosity,
leaued forward as the cover was raised
slowly op. Suddenly his eyes fell up-
D ITERS ATfD irXDltlEt.
WTiat a w(rld of sormw, of Uy of
rainHed tram and mi!c a (tr9 j0 j
To-day, 7outh goes fort!, full of hope
and cvnfl.lcnct-to-morrowf he trem
bles and hesitates ; the neit dsr prays
fd atmggie; and on the fourthoften
atnks to rise no more. Thna life, liuie
sfan is rnn. Soon the throbbing heart
ceaaca to beat the warm Wood ceaaes
to Bow the deep auctions that exalted
or depressed the aooL am .;" j -n
, . ' - , BHVJ Bit
Ueae rnlglty Jove and doubts kich
thnUed with ertacy or deprewsed with
fear aurging ia the human boao.
ocean a ston-bcaten vimim w.v.
j . w atuitr-
a in me crave, Uoi
exutenct!
w aystcriout ia
The Lond
on correspondent of the
New Orleans Delta relates the follow-
' A good sell i9 reiatcd of a wealth v
banker here, who i, very good natured,
but mcl.nced to be trifle fast in his
newaofhf.. Hc i1JU, , fHVOritc cIcrk
a young man alumf '
markably handsome, modert and hi-rh-J
"Jtellectnal. For these q.ialititVhe
was hked by every one, and the banker
aid not escape the general flm. r
will.
The b;it...cr. on Sundar aftnmv-.
n no one was expected, wonl.l n.
sionallr ask the vounr man t l:
j -- f. w .l.-ll, uiB
young lanniy at his suburban villa :
seemed to be formed outof the dZw'Z
Auaciui iiuinuin tremens.
a iic norsa snorted and sUrted back
m mgni, ana threw Lis rider over his
uca I, out tne latter bad scarcely touch
. a r!!re Le Wjto mounted
ajram. Throwing ilo n t'U- n
, . . . .. wi"iiars
iiu nia pen knif -, without saying a
-v., -wuus. m e Hue tor the Sa
IA...II . " Vll
. auomaer as long as the w g -n, re
Good Rtdixo. 'UTbiU Atw f i
ward was ti;,Bg Vet Toiot he ad atut
were more aatoouhed at the profieiewey
i equrstrunship of the cidrta thai
anything elae, and admitted that noth-
t? '? 0ri,r t go through '
with the ptatol Knd brrl fJ
ctaea, mounted in mJ.IW X-. j
tAkcn off. and blanket and girth onlr
no surrup or bridle. ,heyfJ
the same exrn .v. I, i.l jJJ
pcrformaacc .Mch was proiwMinfed al
..Kt an unparaikled fcal in iWman-Saip.
A Iom ie knife duH i. described ia
Ixuuun. paper of the 13th. The com-
batants, ilrx. AlnW.- Tt:
andOtrard Fournet . ft
st npon the field ii -:.u .
revolver, and a Uie knife ther wcr
stationed twenty parr. atMWtf milh '
atructiona, at the word, to fire and ad
vanceat will U, fivi,. AJ, ... v
dehofone orMhoftlKspartie. At
the second fire Mr. F..L t..:.
bn mortally struck, staggered and felt
but not without retiiUff lt, atrength
and courage enough to rue twice mom 7
upon his adversary, but nilhout effect
The brightest boy at the late .r..
nation, at the X.. aJ Academy it An-
"J w -ecn a little fel
low of fifteen, from Texas who harf
workeI his war. noorW - .v.
way from his native Ft.te to Annapoli
working at job of typeuing llong
the roate. JJe had studied arfthme
and rnathematies by the ligLt f djp
can Jle, in a garret and paed Lis ex
aimnation with high honor. One of
our exchange, truly say. that -this is
tae right staff for comroodoreV
AvOUnIadr anI m...I jv
. i i . " . jk-"ia oiwpn-
we can
BfTwl gre'in any-
nam-
MARTIIA A.D THE PUIXCE.
S .. - l . . . .
If1 and hanome friend,
' "Sir,
thin"
"Ifr? ,re r,rD;:' midAH id he.
"With" the e .
plied he. . rocae. re-
"So should I." aaid the genUeman.
A Tanraaiw. c
fore J..M c," .-, !""f"---Be-
A;.: . -",IJO wme-ir,
duc ue oi advanUge to his children.
7 A
reputation for ebrirtr r .
T7i .u, ..
earrfullr u, v
.. : ..! .y mj a ui
the sUrs att l,e Prin. ft 'n n .... ..:..T V' J4 "were to
. - - - - mmt Aiw iKmuin. I niosiiinrr lr..M
volred Uie
citizen of another State.
non
nianv I To the
, T,Ue board is charged only from the time of mn Commission MeTChaatS,
arn
the dangers
Hates
No d-duction from tuition except; in case
of protnuited illness, and then tb lews is
i.han-d equally ny tne pareu ..r'Y" .
NORFOLKi v a.
selected as the site
EEFEEESCES:
- :
N n
thS SctaZ ont of itT unparalelefl
healthfulaess, accessibility, and centralposi-
'"i. ci.nated at the terminus of the Green
ville Plank ltoad. immediately on tM M-V.-f'.-j
UVMon Railroad. 108 miles
minp- from-WeWon.d 24
irora "S""v -,z:r ,lf ;niP.
miles from Uoiaaooro , uie V"f
"on of the Central Road, and is the kigheat
point of ground on the road. '
V Board from $8 to $10 per month. ,
ri t i o to tail oer sesswn. accord-
of advancement. ;vv.-.-,
sent appi
' 11 tf.
d..:i t,M Hnrtait all monevs with th
f UUillluuun. uir: .
Rector, of some on
- i a; . ..An inoir arriva i. i .
immoQ.ia.py. u.. .v., VwVia. d all kinds of wo-
npafts ion anv BanK in . t., ur i cret 6. cowon V?Jrr-
... . ii I i tn k... irmir nMmuu mwumw
-ly.
kt . i i . .
nuut me iiioruiair. imrinairii
J . , , o M -
vetime o clock, when the cnemv
I . J : . 1 ... a
waaiiueringawi wun all His Strength
bee it took him in the flank, and
. .
waasmg mm severe loss, 'lhe tri
n . t i
deposit all moneys wuu iu i l. e. r"r: 'Jt Ulnir Mill LaodiDr , . ..v tn-
othrtmemberof IheTaculty. PjSfi& "fc; Jta & plfery courageously rcaUted the
on their arriva 1. . wiiiums, New York. . .. . attand never slacked fire, when all
atl the one situated at the foot oi
thf became silent The royalists,
tqmnmber of 2500 got arimnd the
t- . Mw Vi.rb.will be acceptable.
, lb., VI " - A .
About twenty students can be accommoaa
. .X Aptulemv at nresent. In! addition
iu V .
uce. win nave ukit t' - - .
Ch advances made oa receipt of oottoa, fte.
Not. 13.
o room rnt, they will pay board, which can
be bad of good families iu town at $3, exclu-
shall be
inir to decree '
containing full information,.
inn.
PROtelviv
r ' .L" Mikkirar
w vwaaaaaM i ar as ua lasiii --
LUCAS &G. J. T' r Y o w sale.;
Vnoloastt -l'utin, of a one-aclot,ou
DEALMi ? , .rope; Jr..-
. ii i.la. Perfumery, I targe rooms, toger with
- .rr cmm. VftnCV AnlCieS ent,u,u?a -".KeT'outrhousea necea-y 10 a
FlnC T0Uet "1 o.: The hou4n Jthe
M all nearly new, auu
t in a vtry substautialVnner
r ...r. Xlanntacvureu "'--- ' i iiuii -: ,1,. mn.t innrof nu ui
tvc siuiin. " - , 4.1 intrumenn. 1 i ..nnriiingf w '
Clears, Buraieal ana t Medi-1 r.hltccture.
t a. ' Am. ti n BWTiTia. 1 aw- . .
uraa - 7 1 . 1 Tne premise--;r w",ion. lr the
tJ- y nreaclntions carefully com- nHQ patrof ew.wu of acces the
w reticiaaiisa a- a 1 A aariii 1 - 1: nun. - v--j m
tl,r.A J orders correcwy "-"v; I xeinooiM inclose proxiy to
VSL warranted genuine, ana o, . 4iffercnt f.!lthe town'It isfe of
Bire of lizhts.
rV TJ Whon t50 TeT BeMUOO
a "AnU.ha.lf in advance and the remainder
f th aeaaion. there will be no I
a fa we n w. . .
extra bills. For tna amouu )."";
ounaman will receive nis ooaro, uuciuu.ug
liatata and washing) tuition in all branches.
.11 .u .,.,r imifnrm. nhvHicians atten-
aance if .needed, and all theJbjkarffoaT
and bringing hw ordinary clothing, need
have no other bills. A similar arrangement
is made with young Ladies. S
Wilson, Dec, 14, 1839. -J
wa. T. walik.
, W.B
F. A.WAIXX.M.D.
OOODWTX. . ,v
WALKE &CO,,
IMPORTERS; & JOBBERS OF
drcos, raorrs. on. otaM.
And DraarKlsta Fancy Goods.
.. . . Vamav Y.
S. W. VIOK,
WITH
hi)d, rushing upon the guris, spiked
fifthem, and killed several of tbe
nf their places. Garibaldi on the
rramaro side, soon obseived the
a I gf 111. f.i.AMt.1 1 . I. f
uiviim) uaticry , an aid
ist 9mwm M a : I
i'j'K wiu ucii. juuwiu soon in
l him of the disaster, which would
ply have lost him the battle.
ubaldi at once started off, crossed
(Maria, followed by Medici and
't, and collected what men he
Ccned out in a voice which caused
North
nno M Ja
riotton Factors and General Commission iudder, MVe are going to die,
t J Merchant. No. II and H MelnUhsb 'Italians must win the day; at
wharf. Norfolk, Va. . ;Vjr poinU we have conauered.'
'sd by one hundred men. at
ce, Garibaldi leaping the way
UHi iwi .via., w - .
rgr- Special attention given to Ue sale of
Cotton.
Oct. 11
17
AU medicines warr
Ust quality:
Maren x.
i tf.
. -.a5 o rf c.
STORK. .. J ,
" . -. 0f Joim ana
Wieesspartonne
1 .hi. most desirable resiaenc
VHV . . a- vhv can can v
Persouswisning --4; v
the premises Terms 10W
on
in
In the same
showing tnera w j havJ
' . ..ijninir a e
ix acre lot enCloaea. -V"- - "
Hixacrr i" mi .ii . low.
ble. whicu 1 edmuSD M00I
Carolina Military
f
stitute,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
THE third cession of this School will
begin on the 1st of October next.
- Applications for admission, or further in
formation, should be addressed to I
i Maj. D.H.HILL.
Aagnsj 12, 1S60. , 23-tf
$10 REWARD,
k ItEWARD of Ten dollars will be paid toJJe- pectfully invited to call aaj
! for the apprehension ind delivery tome, , fKj.:V nnlera. aa I am satisfied
nr hia confinment in any Jail so that I eet i T . ,-v.rjT than
v . . . . . 1 lii&l. a tmn neraa kwucv r - ....
him, ot my boy Lafayett Tucer a bngbt . . eiMwheA by the same quantiuea.
mulatto boy about tnirteen years 01 ago, 4 ' j s. PEKK.
a. . m. t a. ar a a w a..-. ar 1 1 a at
Conflectionenes.
IfEW STeCTSL-BiXW CHOP.
fTOE SubaeriberU pleased to state to his
I imntrwnera that heisreceiT.
U UUlVt wvaw a.
ing the largeat stock of--
Jp a 4k. 1A aSaaa. avaF nsmaTi mil
ui - - - , . , mr,r.
nTiaon Nov. d, 18S0.
28 6t
"Vrnson. Oct. 84
v nTI-CJS.
:nanted to the
leet 6 or 8 inches high, light bushy head of
hair, with the thumb off or bis leu band, wbo
was bound to me ny tne vxraniy voun 01 - , J
Nash, some years since, and rana way from me JanJLCS U. DUJlkLU I
1 on the 15th July. It is supposed that fee is rtw0ert vwrTTANTS,
a tr Co.. are her
XV ttountr, v--- V Barnes;
tified to maae p.? u. - - .
he haa all I, saULS I
WUa.Bpt.Mta.i
lnrklne in the neighborhood of Nashville or
Enfield all persons are forwarned against em
nlovine. harboring, liding or assisting said
r . ! 11 . .. IV.
boy in any manner, wnaiever unaer oe pen-
I J i w a a 1.-0 swvt. Tr ri
alty 01 tne law. , jam 1 w
I AtUliawMD, I. Vi.
Jnly UOulICa 18-tt
batW stocea.
UEOMFT attentloa to sales of eottoa.
x ao4 other prodnee. m M , 1lmlnata
T?.r.r to John Datraoa. rreawea - luak
BraahBaSA.K. C. B.
Oap Fast,
"ail disabled carriage, went right
";. liut just as they got near the
f ban Angelo, some Neapolitan
c"-s who were lying on the ground
fell upon them. The i coach-
've his bones into a ditch, and
H barriade of the carriaee.
jumied up indignant, and
to me chaasears, shouting
1 iomeof hitmen com-
e etme time, the enemy
moraized and took to flight.
as sightly wounded in the
j t . . 1 it 1
a ns trousers were naaiea
ballet. "If I only had
he aaid, and without
k le continued his march
attalian of 50 Hungarians
yOen. Mogyorady, , He
eapoutana wbo S were
f the battery, and i cried
orward, my lads, dis-
yoader (or tne I; Thia
1
. 'Via
mntaiL
sui v. r&aa
- I md I 1. BT
twhree
I uru)n
I nra
. m
I - ISU W it
This was a mistake. pviUtl. .
. v v "u
a cooa naiurea error, ami
-i-i . w -
oniy wish, all of us, that there
more committed. 1 have not mnnt;A.
. i .1.. .i . ... -"-'
eu vnai mere was a beautiful .daughter
oi nineteen ; but that may always be
understood. There were, of course, no
attcntious on the part of the youn"
i.i.u, i,ui-r limn ciireraciy delicate re
erved and proper. The youth, in a'pite
or fwn nr lk... Am- i . v.
. . j '", iwiiion to i tie
KaMirA ...a, a 1 . a
1 1 . w w orcathe fresh air and
clear hi a Innrv. Af f ...j
. " uuuuua smoice, was
evidently cry ill, and though he dc
ciarea nimseir well and robust the ban
kcr shook his head.
MI cannot make ont what is the mat-
ter witn,rny yonng clerk, aaid the
Danrer tn m muu 1 . . .
- n,,,,,, m iiu was in nia
Dacic omco with him. afbr th
:... k l. w J
. ""giifc ra some papers.
- eii, you are rather green, I should
say, for a young man of roar tima oi
me ana eipenenee," said banker nnm-
ner two. -jjon't yon know what'rtht
matter I He's in lor '
"Ja Ioref-bah I
propnaty itaelf.
! aII : i. - r . . .
tvu ia ia m iarx. Ann wit ri a
ncn old fellow a daughter who wonld
no more think of having him for a son-
in-iaw man von would.
"Oh, the hauc'itr old ftvI t m ,1-rV
U as food aa his daighter and be hanged
to him I Thank you for the hint.
As soon as bankar nomW tmn hA
disappeared, the clerk was called in.
oo, air, yon are in love, and rininr
away for the obiect of vonr fftiAn
that a Yonr secret, is itf Why did yoa
hot tell me before, sir r
They oath was silent,
Well, my boy. I pity too : bnt m
give you a bit of advice. If the daugh
ter is fair sne s worth rnnninr a risk
for. Look here : there are snn n,i
wo months' leave of absence. Haa
away with the cirL Bah ! don't look
ao stupid. I did tha same before yoa
and it has not hart me."
The clerk fell on his marrow-bonca.
and was upon tho point of making a
clear breast of it, when the old man
rose and left precipitately to avoid a J
lie is modesty and
uvwu m-iiiut ana lire uri
Miss Murtl.a I f vii.A. It.... t ..
- u .a. ju, tbe
i-hv-... WW! literary
v. -y.noia, tne authoreas ..f
insure moments and lhe coiitriLutx.r
ver.
ihr f...
Uonor habitually , f dnok
M4liilr.if . " was
nve occaaions."
anwrr
1 and aimilar fes
iMraoVIKO forrn. ' T. ' . .
-,";,-": coniriuut,r ton mar i cot.
of everaJ highly popular pi, ce to the wlC.1 'J "liiratl a.
serial publ.catioua f H1C day. made an DfL r h ' !"L IJJ
eleffant appearance. Sn. ...... 0f "'Wll eerfu! aJertioi aJT
v.tfc. .j.jnince. ahc WM uired
in a ricu wbite silk drcas, w ith lace over
dress the body with deep faints t
dress looped with maur imralrirr
ribbons and studded at intnals with
enamelled flowers of same color, bor
dered With frnl.l lirtt.. I .
e-t --wi we, ribtMin
nu Bowers Ui corrcsjKn.l with skirt.
Hair braided in maaairc Grecian braid.
na uccoraica with white flo
Pearls. I lus. dress
aimue ot one
Eugenie on a
arid rloae
and
fac-
wcrs
was an etmj-t
worn by the Emprca
recent itrr .
R liad a very elegant bonnet of N'cw
lork manulkcture: it n-frrt
a in rvAM l .a . ft "
w, sou was coropoaed of
uiuan rose OUds tuberoaeal LartAe.o.
jawthaa. "and iM .1...
w uui , k was
supported by an eleirant "silrer KaM,,
r'.""4"" . n dwP hite allk
mnge. Mia II. attracted mnA
tion for her admirable figure, her
quuite costume, and her graceful move
menta in the dance.
lioa oftMul
attrniion iA ,i .
hey .re cotton Ca be J r
U JuldprhrVally. Hr p :.
vatin even ntvai ' ' p u
maybe rnadeVfhZ V and
may It pro.IoccJ m..i. 1 A'7'.'n4
d.ntly thin ow. " " BWrP m
aro B- 7i? r-m4 Ma.j rears
cp.t,ph h,ch in future .jc woulj te
wer.M Upo0 or radical talia
would rea-1 a fallows ;
"Here lies a rxy.rJ k. ....
llarrr Maaaaaot Vr. T!;,.T,v
WjNi-t. acedj IS. wa. married at KirX
Kn, Last wrtk, to A. V. lUxrr
I went t fire. Th r.;.
idowhai
70 fifiri :
which have paa.i over Ler Lead.
: f. v i
..3 a lew tracts I aled
MiaxATraa Cows, A writer in tbe
ACTicuItural GazettA. nM.nJ tl,.,-
scribes the A?rfoaw cowmporte.J from
linttany, France, one of hlrh k- i...
-uctj parcnaaed "She atAn.l. ii
f.nt "'ST", "ill calve shortly, and prom-
AAA ty k. t .
- g oi muic nearly, if Oot
quite equal to an Aldcmrr. 'Sh
lWB Jd- Two. dairymen have
pronounced: indffment nrto.i h A .U.
cucv wiat sne u a Derfrrt 1 1 f!- -- i . r. . MV,ir
nd will be likely i ":!" I ' hi.
11. . ' -". MVWVV
mwawnary of an elderly lady bo r.
Ponded to I. a t t J ... 3 rw
aasaM.a I m a aa .
iracks r certainly yon may - fct
looking at him m,if 1;' ' i . . '
r-k, ; -k.,e them wiTZ "7
rd. the door, if yon ploae.-
A pious old lady washed why
named her dojj -Worrier.- -vtr--d
ahe, patting op W spectacle
find taa pLc. in the n,L T!
name-here: 'More " ""
avre.
.... . j
or milk per day with her first calf.
These animals are jnat suited for pew-
f Umaw a :i m am .
"a. iney are of dimin-
ve aixe, nardy. aad htUe eaters and
raraiah pare milk for a family's eon-aamptioa.-
. Would not this breed be
tae very thins tar air rkAM r
d.7.f' whe or aa of law U
all that can be afforded f f).ra.i
tural societiea hare been paying pre
miums for the largest breeds, who will
encourage importers rn,:.t.
aoene. The young man considered and a nailer animala, say of convenient txxUl
acted, aad the consequence was that aizaf ATrimlturLt
-The ngfieuof trade.,- aaid Jerold.
have their reomewta of pteaac,. y '
ii I were a rrave A
t,.ri ,t ., - - r wren a
hangman, there are aons poopU ja
work for ith a rreat aU Jlf
meat.- " '
Oood merw.- lie IlsrwV
ye, t aay daughter. Uat wsWanala
llype-aetteor
-eay.btxtltay, roi..
that would maU a firaW X-.-"
rray, madam. arhr iiA .
youroldbcnllacdall X.T?
.1
i
waat ner to lay on. '
r