The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1851-11-15

sIE6k b TCHES OF NORTH
5 - 81 lie. o6INisiuIs, STATES
- 1eskn tge at s.men vxn nj ~
son bl1f Nossh CaTStsba uetA
yhase e treasurieS%of history
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We hl 9s[esI fFsege pxyes uf SIR
Wheeler ssi6ted pleasure He
at,ish adi 3ab5 q II sSlast. S IL Ma. No.,k
Csro'spa The krst State upon ~ hieh
the Anss k0t5 46nissl,. IN 1854.
Heaps, = to- we e xamiueJ " 18th muc!,
zeal. ind 9ky, Ind conmehdabye earc
every aut I'D authority on her history
from that 6k H1he present. We were sur
prise<l as Xesj a1grati6eL to see in this bouk
(Which hi IL cqorse but just issued from
the press IA. excellent article, corrected
and impr s.Al,, copied from the National
lnteilige eer, III which it appeared less
than thrd eek. ago, Oh the life .! Gov
ernor Joi ssevier, who was Distinguished
in the ei III history Of North CaroIi4aH
BY the al ef Hon. George BaDcru
our Eavs ln EnglanI ,the. author
Of the Bqarl of Trade and PIa
London, zhil presents to US ma.
rich recdFdI, redulent with patr
va"r. nJxeE before published,
Of the eah fimes OF North Carolih
Of itself feidesf the work invalua b
The afclfyes. Of his own State, N&u<
were op{ntd "a hi, examination by hac1l
of the T. fgislature. have been eviscerated,
and the fetDrd of names which he presents
even to o0uF OHn mind. revtyes many u
long gole associate, and aw axes thoughts
that lon have slept -
Thetlths author, who is a native of p
State, and for nearly a quarter Of
tury as pc pteL ith her history, in,
a legislative " executive scapao
sents tdu! dAfys Of birth. EYa(
acter q lts sons withoY
His =. esiais have br
and he made good
: His 3,meats, p,f
/ a. q = u assls a'aalssiHa 1SH d
bloody ~ wolf Ut Cd
- frst sblool.-1
sptl!etHlul N~-th Card
tro"psf OF England in,
llisklufuments. from tn(
/
May. II, beyond all question:
Ili4 traits of Davie, Macon,
and olhe 8 are true to life. and shoS
in thiS let and unobtrusve State s.sO
gems Of jurestray serene'' have exis,e.!,(
and whue services and virtues deserve
et.rnh 'ecord.
Tlis work, too, presents an original
des;se b' the Author, curious and unique.
In tiessscond volume is il plate of a tree,
on whicp every county is laid tiownfwitl,
legal "a Ecuracy aud correctness.
alone is worth the price Of the wog|
ItS d d.dication to Hon. George
to our ir1.ighbor and friend Coli
Force. d Hon. David l. Swain.
. OF t!ieI University, and to the
, of the Safe Of North Carolina!
taste, c4ncise, chaste, and beautin
vtlIe good old State Of North Co.
Lou 6tie,s the work is most welcome for
alth6uea early settled, full Of incidents OF
: patriot 7sn and heroic daring, rich in men
tai we;. tn, less is known Of her history
tina n ofany portion Of our Republic. Thi
WORK Ills This hiatus in our nationa
Not pnlyto North CaroliDians, but tt
her ssops who have swarmed from tn,
par dnt niveinto the verdant valleys of til,
Wett. this work will show the patriotism
Of tlveis forefathers, and the pure charac
tersoftheif mothers.
: We bres1ct for it rapid circulation oI
this thfre can be no question, ifit sue
cess 9is commensurate with it's merits ant
the Niudustry which has been bestowed
upop i.
Ibework can be procured. we under
. stad ~ at sue bookstores in this city.