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DIED,

In Cincinnati on the 22d September from congestion
of the brain induced by cholera, Mrs ELIzAB JAMES
wife of Israel E. James, of Philadelphia in the seth
year of her age.
Many hearts will feel the bitterness of the blow which
changed visit of pleasure into journey the grave
Mrs. James little known beyond the circle in which
she moved, but in that circle could claim higher
esteem purer love. Gifted with few of those brilliant
qualities which dazzle in society, she possessed in
perfection the social which adorn and ennObIe
quiet family circle.
Her husband found in her prudent counsellor,
panion whose cheerful love never clouded help
meet indeed, who lighted every SORROW and multiplied
joys and rendered home the dearest spot earth.
Her children learned from her the true significance of
mother Their joys and their troubles never lacked
tender and sympathzing heart and her yearning love
seemed only gain in tenderness and strength when in
wears of maturity they left the family Foaf for
home.
generous hospitality endeared her to many hearts.
Her doors closed against the lone stranger
and hundreds of christian ministers and pilgrims can
testify her cordial welcome, and to that unassuming
kindness which anticipated every want, and abounded
in the little attentions grateful to wanderer from
home.
Her christian character was uniformly beautiful and
consistent Baptized in early youth, into the Budd
Street Church. for nearly forty years she honored her
vocation. She of the constituent members of
continued in fellowship. She then removed by letter
to the Fifth church, and this relation continued till the
severance by death.
Her piety free from sudden fluctuations which
torture many christian disciples. 1t remarkably
steady and uniform, resting strong conviction of the
worth of personal religion and clear recognition of duty
and cheerful submission to its requirements. She
loved the Bible, and searched its pages daily for hid
den Her affections clustered fondy around the
family altar and the social conference, and in the COM
of SALTS her soul fed with spiritual
The of her last sickness deprived her friends Of
the satisfaction of dying testimony to her love for Jesus
but it was not needed for her daily life for MANY years
had exhibited the rpened fruits of ndVellng grace.
Her course has ended-the crown is won, and many
stricken heart will feel with the bereaved family that
't For them one tie of earth has loosed its spell
Another formed for heaven.
e.-r Phil Christian CHI onicLe.
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We have taken lille notice of his nalrv ssconJ hoax
did w. view York Herald; and perhaps the little we
fII GAG was more than it deserved. But we find it
te5.S 1Oradlcted in the Richmond Enquirer of yes
III The facts are:
b.a nat no such convention of the democratic party
TS Teen called by any committee;
c,i; uefe Is no committee in existence having or
Tn, any authority to issue such call;
b,va national conventions of the democratic party
bers oS G heretofore called by the democratic mem
probaSIt a' the next such national convention will
racU ny De called in that manner, unless the democ-
Sa,a organized in the States, shall, through their
Of proca5 venuons, determine upon some other form
Wa&hingfOn Union.
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100000 DOLLARS


City of Petersburg Bonds at Public
Sale.
"IL1 be offered at public auction at the Merchants
w Exchange, in the City of Petersburg, THURS
DAY, OCToBER 10th instant, at eleven o'clock, A. NJ.
100000 City of Petersburg Bonds, with Coupons at
taehed, for the interest at six per pay
able semi-annually, list February and LIST August
The bonds are in sums of S. OOO 81 900 and $500,
payable in the 1865 and 1868, and issued
the payment of the subscription of the City the stock
of the South Side Rail Road Company.
The interest accrued from the lst August last will be
added Twenty-Five per cent of the amount will be
qured the day of sale-the remainder in equal pay
ments 18th November, 15th December and 5th Jan
uary, when the bonds will be delivered Purchasers may,
however, make payments at once at ca lier date
for the instalments.
Any information desired in relation these boads
be obtained from either of the undersigned who believe
that no safer investment can be found
ANDREW KEVAN,
DARCY PAUL,
ROBERT B. BOILING.
Committee Of Com Council
October 8, 1851. 97-td.
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Chatter and Youatt,s, Cn.t,e Doctor

LIVERY man his own cattle doctor: containing the
causes symptoms and treatment of all diseases incl
oen to oxen sheep and swine and sketch Of the Ana
tony and Physiology Of neat cttis ~ Francis Ciatel
Edlted, Revised and almost re-written by William
!Seatt, author Of The Horse with numerous sddi-
improvement in the breed OF sheep, by j. s. Skinner
ume, cloth. ~ ss@S s@' ,~F
As its title would import il Is valuable W
and should be IN the hands of every American farmer
and we feel proud an saying that the value of work
has been greatly enhanced by the contributions OF Mr.
skinner Caer and 1ouatt are treasured by the
farming communities ofEurope household-eo,ls nor
does that of Skinner deserve to be less esteemed in
America. Anserican Fnrn,sr
For sale at the North Caroline Book Store bv
F. -4st ..-Tr HENRY D. TURNER
Raleigh, October 1851. 9s-
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10 the WORTH North CAROLINA RAIL ROAD. The papers
ors on OF US state that several of the contract
ford. Aae e North Carolina Railroad in Rowan, Gull
works suI &c., have already commenced their
in this are progressing finely. The contractors
". Joh"ny have not been idle. Messrs. Charles
of hands s. and Paul c. Cameron have a number
this n.o d work the sections extending east from
activev aud Messrs. Turner and Jones have been
We engaged In preparing carts, &C., and will,
tending uN soon commence work on the section ex-
tractors vest We commend the energy of the con-
they mna we west who have got the start of Us, bat
Continue keep up steady pull to enable them to
been CONN IN advance Of Orange.z The work having
under ,ba here, the dirt will be made to y''
''''fS who have taken it in hand:
HiHs6orc' Recorder.
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state OF North Carolina, Nash County

State OF North Carolina, Nash County.
Court Pleas and Quarter Session August Term, 1851
German Eatuon and Alexander Eatmon and h wife
Martha, john R. Eatmon, Charles N. Edrnunds and
his wife Nancy, Mr.. Henry H. Eatmon and John S.
CockrCof and his wife Elizabeth Jane.
Petition for Division of Lands.
1T appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court that John
R. Eatmon, Charles N. Edmunds and his wife Nam
cv Mr. Henry H. Eatmon and John S. Cockroof and his
wife Elizabeth Jane not inhabitants of this State
is therefore ordered that publication be made for six
weeks in the North Carolina Standard for the said JOHN
Eatmon, Charles N. EdInunGs and his wife Nancy
Mr. Henry H. Eatmon and John S. COckroof and his
wife Elizabeth jane appear at the next Term of this
Court lie held for the County of Nash, at the Court
H ouse in Nashville, the End Monday of November
next and plead, err, demur, the Petition will
be pro eoessO them, and heard accordingly.
Witness, G. W. Ward, Clerk of our said Court, at
G. w. WARD C. Z. C
October /, 1851. pr. adv. IS 621.) sss-6w.
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Condition of the Markets, d

Condition Of the Markets, S-e.
New YoRK, October7, P. NJ. Fancy stocks are
depressed. U. 5. 6's, '67, Il6.
Flour is unchanged-sales of 5000 bbls. at SO
6s4 50 IS for State. and 81 Of 81 ls4 for Gene
see. Rye -four % 25.
Sales of Is. 600 bushels Ohio white wheat at 81
5000 bushels Genesee at 90 cents. Sales of $4,000
bushels corn 63 for Southern white, and So
50 cents for mixed. Rye 6s cents.
Provisions are quiet. Mess pork $l475 SIS.
Groceries are steady-sales of Rio coffee at 3D.
Lard 81 81 cents.
Cotton ia duIl-sales of 600 bales at cents fol
middling Upands. Whiskey 2I3 cents.
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a7waYn EFos the Standard
5 OH. WOULD WERE A CHILD.

OH! WOULD WERE A CHILD.
Oh would were child again.
- child with spirit free, = =
Singing glad songs of merriment,'
Beneath the hawthorn tree.
watching the many colored clouds --a-------
Pursue their course on high 80 sssE
Irving to count the silver stars,
That gem the evening sky.
Weaving beside bright sparkling streams
wreath of sunny flowers, . T.
Or reading wondrous Fairy tales = e.
In green sequestered bowers.
The lights, the sounds of nature then
My happy hours beguiled, .s ..s.
w Guild could feel their power again,
Oh would l were child. .s. e..
chose my little playmates then,
For artlessness and mirth,
/ cared not for the lofty,
Or the great ones of the earth.
Rich in the love of cherished friends
-. l asked no monied store,
Save TO relieve the beggars' wants,
Who wandered to my door.
My troubles then, like feccy clouds,
Upon a summer sky,
Cast not shadow Ger nv path,
But glided swiftly by.
By worldly views, ambitious Dreams
My thoughts were undeiled,
Would were now as free from care,
Oh would were a child.
Yet soon my youthful heart began
TO spurn life like this,
deemed the far-of glitteriDg world
A Fairy-land of bliss.
l left my playnates to their sports
And castles built in air,
And dreamed Of scenes through which moved,
lady, proud and fair;
Then while my short and simple tasks,
With careless haste l conned,
longed to study learned lore,
My feeble powers beyond.
Like Rasselas around me
The happy valley smiled,
Yet longed to leave its limits
And cease 20 be child.
The magic circle of the world
now have stood within,
let turn from its fTivolity,
l tremble at its sin.
And knowledge-lny long cherished hope,
The object of my love,
She still eludes my eager quest,
Still scars my grasp above; --
add, from her bright treasury,
New jewels to my store,
Yet miserable, l murmur,
That cannot grasp in more.
Before me seems eXhaustleSs heaps
OF mental riches piled
Yet still in learning's brightest gifts
l feel myself child.
Oh foolish, oh repining heart!
Thus wilfully to cast,
Fond wishes to the future
Vain loneings to the past.
Striving to overeap the bounds,
Of childhood's simple tract, -... E.. .
Anxious TO 'scaPe from woman's cares
Ard trace the journey back.
Shouldst thou not rather be content
To pass from youth age,
Striving to do thy appointed work
In life's short pilgrimage
Yes-I will school myEebel heart
And calm these fancies wild,
And be in pure contented love, M
Indeed little child XBa-
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CO-PARTNERSHp.

THE subscribers have this day formed co-partner-
l. ship, under the name and style of McRAE & HAIR
RISS and have taken the granite front store, late
y erected by Capt G. Potter Front between Market
and Dock Streets where they will always keep
pete wholesale and retail stock of Crockery and Farm
ing Implements to which they invite the attention of
merchants and othera.
Being IMPORTERS, feel confident sell
articles in line favorable and of good
quality, can be purchased in the United States.
~.-- ALEX. McRAE, Jr,
N. Il. HARRISS.
Wilmington, Oct. !, 1881. Gift
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IMPORTANT SALE.

SHALL sell at public auction. without reserve at my
late residence, miles East of Raleigh Wednes-
day. the 22d inst $50 Barrels of Corn Is Stacks
of Fodder, and quantity of Wheat, Oats, and seed
Cotton.
Also all my stock of Cattle, Hogs Oxen, well as
nv Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Terms OF SALE.-For all of, and SIS, a
credit of nine months will be given, the purchaser exc
cutting bond with approved security. For under
$5, cash. on the delivery of the article,
HENRY H. HARRIS.
Raleoh Oct lst 1851. 97-t22dinst
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MICHIGAN. The Michigan democratic convention
endorsed the compromise measures and the princi-
pies promulgated by the national conventions Of ID
and 1913, and unanimously recommends Gen. Cass
for the Presidency, subject the decision of the
tona convention. We don't think General Cass
will be the national nominee. Buchanan and Doug
las seem stand most prominent. Douglas has
many peculiar elements of nationality about him.
He was born at the East-lives at the West-and
is largely interested in slave property the South.
UiILningt0n Journal
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MARRTED.

In this City, Wednesday morning last, by the Rev
DIR. Mason, EDWIN G. SFEIeHr, Esq, of Alabama
formerly Senator from Lenoir and Greene, and Miss
MARI SHEPARD, eldest daughter of the Hon. John H.
Bryan.
In Forsythe County, on the Esd September, by P Bar
row, Esq, Mr. William w. Lawrence Miss Elizabeth
A. Manley.
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NOTICE..

THE subscriber having formed co-partnership with
Mr. n. Il. HARRIss, is DESTROYS of closing his old
business and begs leave to urge upon those indebted to
him the necessity of prompt settlement of their bills
He the time tenders his tn anks his former
for their kind patronage, an socits coutn
uance of the to the firm.
~ ALEX. McRAE,z Jr.
Wilmington, Oct. |, 1851. GIFT
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The STEAMSHIP ROANOKE. - The Roanoke
rived here yesterday morning at 10 o'clock, and we
indebted to her worthy PurseE for New York pa
pers. She left New York Saturday afternoon at
o'clock. She returns again this afternoon at o.
clock She continues to perform her trips with great
regularity, and gets her full share ef passengers and
freight. We would advise all who have not yet seen
this fine Steamship, to take look at her.
--zE .-9- Rich. Emo
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The recent fugitive slave al Syracuse is in all
its circumstances the most unfavorable that has
CURED since the passage of the present law. From
both sympathizing and deprecatory accounts it APP
certain that the authorities and the great body of
the population of the city countenanced and abetted
the outrages of the mob. The result was the COM
pIee defiance and overthrow of the law for the time.
If such proceedings sustained by public sentiment
in the North they have end but to break down
the Union. Richmond Times.
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The TARIFF OF 1916. In a recent discussion be-
tween Messrs Bolts and Caskie in the Richmond
District Mr. Botts the Wing candidate, said IS In
regard to this tariff of 1916, opposed to disturb
ing it," The Tariff of 1916. is the Democratic Tar
i So it will be Seen that the most ultra Wings are
renouncing their own creed and adopting the Demo-
cratic! a Halifax Repnbhean.
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Attention RinsgoId Guards .

CAeAVAA AAAMSSOAO UAhFASs
AStA PARADE at the Capitol Square Saturday,
ye1 the 25th DAY of October, at 81 o'clock, A. M,
sa armed and equipped according to law, in winter
uniform and for inspection of and accoutrements.
By order of the Captain,
JOHN r. UTLEY, o. s.
N. b. Attend meeting of your Company at the
City Hall on Friday night, the 24th of October, at
O'Clock precisely.
October 9Th, 1851. 9S-3t
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MOUNT ALBAN INSTITUTE.

VNHlS Institution is very pleasantly situated on the
Il Georgetown Heights, the prospect from it embra-
miles, and the town of Alexandria 1t is designed to
extend limited Number of boys the benefit of good
practical, Christian education. Itseeks to combine the
of thorough academical instruction with the
proper discipline of a Christian home.
The next regular session will begin November Ist:
Parents who for any desire earlier admission
may confer with the Rector.
Applications for admission Of pupils, or for further
information, may be addressed, Rev. ANTHONY TEN
BroECK, Georgetown, D. c.. -r
REFEREN CES:
The Bishop of Maryland and Hugh Davey Evans, LIZ!
D., Baltimore.
! Hon. E. F. Chambers. Kent county, Maryland -
Aaron o. Dayton Esq, Fourth Auditor of the Treas
ry, Washington. -. .- '..sg
Evan Lyons, Esq, Georgetown 800. -
w. Beverhout Thompson, PittsOOrough, North Car
olina. ... .....s...... .. .--
Col. Hallowel, ST Mary's, Georgia -
September 81, 1851. 94-St.
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ATTENTION!
HEAD QUARTERS 35th REGINEKr,3
N. G. MILITIA, Raleigh, October 4, 1851.
NHE Officers and Soldiers of said Regiment will pa
rade on HillsbOrough Street, at ten o'clock on the
10Th October instant for Regmental Review armed and
equipped the law directs.
The Commissioned and non-Commissioned Officers
will parade for drill discipline, the day previous
en- O'Clock, in the Old Baptist Grove.
By Command of
Col. w. H. H. TUCKER.
Raleigh, Oct. 4, 1851. Std.
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BRrckLAY1Ne SPEED. The MaysvilIe (Ky.) Post

. BRIcKLAY1Ne SPEED. The MaysvilIe (ky.) Post
boy that trial of skill between two brickay
ers came off at Columbus lately, on wager of one
hundred dollars. The competitors were H. w. Lew
is of Cincinnati. and Edwin Hall of Columbus. The
latter gave up after working two hours and half in
which time he laid two thousand three hundred and
sixty brick; while Lewis had laid two thousand five
hundred and twenty-beating his competitor one hun
dred and sixty brick.
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TIE Fire .Anhhiilssiilaiot FAILED.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 6. An experiment was made on
Saturday, with the fire anRihilator. on two-s1ory
frame building erected for occasion; and filled
with combustible matter. Through some misnsan-
agement; it is said, the experiment proved failure.
Another trial will be made in the course of the week.
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From the Charleston Mercurv.I

GEORGIA ELECTION. We learn by telegraph from
Macon that the Southern Rights Ticket has succee-
ded in Bibb county by so majority.
In Dekalb county Cobb has lOs majority, and two
precincts to hear from. In two precincts of Floyd
county the Union majority is 1888. In Marietta Union
majority 96: In Griffin, the Union majority is 80.
In Fort Valley Union majority S.
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EXECUTOR,S SALE.

lacks and JENNIES, some I6 in number, ofevery
y age will DO sold by the undersigned the highest
bidder, credit of months the late residence of
Samuel s. Downey, deceased, in Granville County,
gether with the pershable property of every kind
Thursday, the 18th day of November next.
The sale to continue day by day. until completed.
Bond with approved security required.
JOHN A. DOWNEY,
JAMES W. DoWNEY, Executors
October 9th, 1851. 9S-tI3No
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Photographed for the Baltimore SUM-

Later from Hapand-Jfore Prisoners SEMI to Spain
Capt. Els PardOned. $500,
NEw 0aEEANs, Oct S.. The steamer Georgia has
arrived from Havana with, one weeks later ineys;
been sent 10 Cadia. Capt. Ellis, Of Washington,
had been pardoued and set at liberty.
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McRAE & HARRISS,

IMPORTERS and Wholesale and Retail Dealers i
lChina Glass, and Earthenware, and Farming Implc
ments, west side Front street, between Market all
Dock Streets Wilmington. n. e.
Wilmington, October l, 1851. 97-f.
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The Subscriber has for Sale Low

The Subscriber has for Sale Low
CHINE- Fig'd, and plain changeable silks,
OBack Groe De Rhine. Silk and Blk Alpaca,
Silk and cotton Trimmings, Hyacinth and other silk
Buttons,
Bonnet. Cap, Neck. Belt and Tafety Ribbons,
French, Cambria and other Linen Cambria Handk Is,
While, Black, and col'd Kid Gloves, sewing silk,
Jaconett and Swiss Edgngs and Iuserngs spool cotton
White and Blk silk and cotton Hose. great variety!
Brown and White hose, Meriuo hose, -.
Jaconett, cambic, checked and plain Swiss uslin,
Cambria Dimty and paper cambrics, Brown and White
Holland,
100 pieces Calico, various prices,
100 pieces Bleached and Brown sheetIng and shrngs
Kentucky Jeans cottonades and Bed Ticking,
Apron check, brown and beached Jeans.
White Granite and other Crockery, great Variety
| Loaf, crushed, clarified and Brown Sugar. -
Old Java, Laguira and Rio Coffee, English Mustard,
Summer and other Hats, Collins Axes,
Expected soon, by the r. & G. Rail Road general as
sortment OF Hardware and Cutlery
| Call and examine my stock,
! ]. BROWN,
| No. 8, Fayetteville ST.
| Raleigh April p, 1851. 49,
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T0HM SrRUTHBRS & SOM,
No. $50 Market-Street, Philadelphia,
Furnish all kinds Of Marble Work,
MANTELs, MONUMENTS, T0MBS, &C,
At the reasonable rates, and work Tanted equat
any house in the Union!
NT0RB 6 GALLAGHER,
Corner of Broad & Coates Streetsg
PHIL DE L PHIA,
MANUFACTURE
ALL KINDS OF IRON Ratings,
For Enclosures, R0LcOnfes, T1rGnd0hs, and zsv
FANCY" IRON WORK,
On the reasonable terms Orders attended to with
dispatch. =.
September 27, 1851. 94-6m
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=, -GEORGIA ELECTIoN

SAVANNAH, Oct. 2. TIE election in this State
was for Governor. members Of Congress and Legis-
lature. Howell Cobb was the Union, and Chas. J..
Mcdonald, the State Rights candidate for Governor
We have the following returns >s7 ss..-@
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Cobb. Mcdonald Hin(WNT
Cobb's mai, 4I9
Towns mai. 44s

CobD's maj. 4IJ Towns mai. 448
Cobb's gain in five counties s67, which indicates
his election Col. ]. w. Jackson (SOuthern Riphts)
is thought to be elected to Congress in the LIST dis
trct In Cherokee county all the districts heard from
gave Cobb majorties. Cobb county gave a maioritv
Tor Mcdonald and elects the Southern Rights ticket
The full Union ticket is elected in Chatham McIn-
tosh. Richmond, Floyd, and Cherokee counties. The
Southern Rights ticket is elected in Bibb and Bull
lock counties.
SECOND DESPATCH.
AuGusTA, Oct. 9TH. Cob6's majority for Governor
ticket is elected. Floyd county gives him $50 ma
jority. Cobb county gives small majority for Nc.
Donald. Estates Rights) The returns thus far indi-
Toombs (Union Whig) is probably elected to Con
gress from the 9th District. The few scattering re-
turns from the 7h District favorable to Stephens
Union Whig.)
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October 1, I
MISS Actions COOKERY.

MI ODERN Cookery in all its branches. reduced to
wi system of easy practice for the of private fam
ilies in series of practical receipts all of which
given with the minute exacncss by Eliza Acton,
with wood-cut illustrations, which is added
table of Weights and Measures. The whole revised
for American Housekeepers, by Mrs. Sarah J. Hale.
From the Second London Edition. In large l2m0.
volume.
Miss Eliza Acton may congratulate herself on hav-
ing composed work of great utility, and that is
speedily finding its way every dresser in the king
lished. 1t strongly inculcates economical principles;
and points how good things may be concOced with
that reckless extravaganza which good cooks have
been wont to imagine the evidence they give of
skill in their profession" London Morning Post. a
For sale at the North Carolina Book Store by r-~
81 ~ HENRY D. TURNER.
Ralei.h Oct 9Th; 1851. s.-' 97-s .