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A spIeadId Farm & Resldenee for Sale

In THE COUNTY OF FRANKLIN.
TTEHE Subscriber, wishing to remove and devote HE
time to his proe ssion, offers for SALE his Farm, ly
ing both sides of the road, leading from LousbuTg
Warrenton, three miles from the former place. twelve
miles from Jones' White Sulphur Springs and Is from
Shocco. The Tract contains
1900 Acres of as good Land
be found in the county, in high state of culti-
vation and admirably adapted TO the successful culture
of the best Tobacco, Cotton, Corn, Wheat, sc. The
plantation nearly equally divided by falling
stream, rrigang about 1900 of rich land
rice could desire. The upland is agreeably diversified
by hill and dale easily cultivated and very productive.
In tact there few locations in North Dina Offering
many inducements 10 the intelligent agculturist
this The improvements consist Of large and commo-
dious MANSION HOUSE containing rooms, we'll
built, and in excellent order, enshrined in beautiful
grove of magnificent oaks, every necessary house,
Tobacco Barns Stables, Carriage hcuse, negro houses
brick spring house, and Spring, at whose gushing
fountain, Hygea herself might delight to lnger. Sit
nated in high, heathiu region OF country, Astounding
the best and purest of wafer, in neghbOrhood pro-
verb al for intelligence, refinement, and morality
venient to the famous Male and Female Schools, Of
it is believed this location is unsurpassed in
this region OF the 4" Old North State.''
The Subscriber invites the attention of persons wish
ing purchase, assuring hem that the terms shall be
satisfactory. PETER $. FOSTER,
Lousburg, Franklin Co., N. C.
Sent 81, 1852 sl-6t.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS
LANES MCKIMMONr

Fayetteville St, next door to the N. G. Bookstore
"A in store and is receiving full assortment
AAof FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
together with his usual supplies Groc cries. HARDWARE
Queens-ware, Hats and Caps, which he offers to the
public, Wholesale and Retail liberal terms, consist
ing in part of the following:
Printed Cashmere and DeLancs and beautiful de-
signs,
Brocade Silks, very richy
Fancy 6g'd and plain do
Plain bl'k and watered do
French Meri of every shade,
French and Earlston Ginghams, Fancy and Black and
White,
French English and American Prints of the latest syle
A. to !2-4 TarIton Wool Shawls, all qualities
Sd to lO-4 Long do do
Black and Mode colors do
Embroidered Linen Cambiic Hdkfs,
Hem Stitch and Tape Bord'd do
Black, White and Fancy Kid Gloves for Ladies, Cen
tlemen, Misses and children,
Black Nett and Plain Silk do do do
Silk and Cotton Hosiery of all kinds,
Merino, Thibbet and Wool Gloves do
Damask Table Diapers, 6-4 ga and lO-4 wide,
Bird Eye, Scotch and Russia Diapers
Huckaback, Bleaehed and Brown,
DamaSk Napkins and Doylies,
Bamsey Sheeting, Cd and l2-4 wide, Pillow Case
Linen,
Jackonett, Cambria, Plaid and Swiss Muslns, and
Nansook do
Plain and Dotted Swiss do
White. Red Green and Yellow Flannels, in great
riety,
Blue and Brown Cotton shirtings and sheetings,
kerseys, Linseys and Osnaburgs,
Cloths, Cassimers and Vesngs, complete assortment.
HATS AND CAPS,
Just to hand general assortment Fashionable Fall
style for Men, Boys and Children.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Vow op ing my usual large supply for Gentlemen. La
dies Boys, Misses and Children, great variety. Also
Mems and Boys heavy BroEans and double soIes,
suitable for the Farmers.
COTTON BAGGING, ROPE AND. THYME.
A large Lot of Gunny. Dundee, and German Bagging.
Hemp and Jue Rope and Irvine.
GROCERIES.
complete assortment of Brown, Crushed, Ground
and Clarified Sugars,
Java, Laguria and Rio Coffee,
Sugar-House Molasses and Syrup, choice Teas,
Choice Champagne, Madeira, Sherry and Port Wines,
Cogniac Brandy and old Monong ahela Whiskey,
Segars of the most approved Brands.
Sept. "a, 1852 9l-Iy.
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%t' Mr.. Graham was present at the HILLSIDE
lough Mass CD Meeting, and made speech and
'en' Scott, who is on his route to the Southwest
'ol0cate military hospital has also been making
speeches. So it seems both the Wing candidates
are IN the field The Scott leaders have, of course
accuses to offer for this conduct-that is to be ex
Fee!ed' They would excuse almost any thing in
'Ner zeal to elevate these men to high office, so as
ensure comfortable grasp for themselves Of the
'P"lS'" That's what they want.
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DIALEcTIc Hall. ]


WHEREAS, God, in his all-wise providence has
Horace LACY, from a life. whose early morning had
just begun to shed around him the bright prospects
and cheering hopes of usefulness and honoF to him
eyes, watered with the of affection, still nger
with sorrow and regret upon the seat which he so
lately occupied and honored amongst us, but which
tues, honor his memory and mourn over his death ;
therefore,
ResOlved, That while we bow with humility to the
decree which has summoned him away, shall
ever cherish in heart of hearts, those sentiments
with which his lite and his charac ter his gentle
ing, his amiable disposition, the noble impulses of
his SOUL and the kind charities of his heart have in
spred u.s.
ResOived, That while regard with reverence
the haowed sanctuary of the fathers grief, for the
loss of his eldest son, and believe that he can find
consolation only in that holy religion, which it is his
honored Office to teach, we deeply sympathze with
him and all the relatives of the deceased, and unite
our sorrowing with theirs, account of our common
bereavement.
Resotred, That we wear the usual badge Of mourn
ing thirty days, and request the members OF the Phi
lanhroric Socie ETY. to unite with US, in showing this
token of respect.
ResOlued, That copy of these resolutions be sent
to the parents of the deceased and that the Editors
OF the Raleigh papers and of the University Maya
Zine be furnished with copies, with the request to
publish them.
I: s =: MEkRlrr. IS
q. N. THOMPSON.
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Boots and Shoes.

NORK Sole Boots, with Double Uppers at the low
Y /price of 81 80 Double Sole Nailed Bottom Boots
for Waggoners and Rail Road Hands. large Stock OF
Double and Single Sole Brogans will be sold cheap.
g. Co.
Call and examine Stock before buying elsewhere.
SELBY g. MURRAY.
September, 1852. Oh
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Groceries. &C.

DROWN, Clarified, Crushed and Loaf Sugar; Java,
DLaguira, Maracaibo and Rio Coffee, Super Imperial
ana Gunpowder Tea, Sperm. Admantine and Hull's g.
Sons TaIIow Cancles. Hardware. Crockery, Black
smiths Tools. Cotton Bagging Gunny and Dundee, and
Rope, Swede and English Iron, Cast Steel Blister and
German do. Blasting Powder, Horse Shoes anG Horse
Shoe Nails, &C., always kept by
SELBY g. MURRAY
Saptember, 1852. Oh
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Blankets. Krerseys. sc.

I "a, ia, and 1874 Bath Blankets, Maccannan
UWhite and Green, Dufill and Twlled Blankets for
Servants, Plaid Saddle do. large and well assorted
and cheap Stock of Wool and Cotton Kerseys from the
lowest to the highest price
Kentucky Jeans, cheap, Satinets and Twesds, some
thing nice for Boys. Wool and Cotton Competing, very
low, can be had at SELBYS & MURRAY'S
September, 1852 81
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DEMOCRATIC RALLY!

% THERE will be Meeting of the PIERCE
and KING Club in this City, Saturday evening next
in the Court House. The Democrats, it i, hoped, will
attend in full force. Some good speaking may be
pected.
BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
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FOR PRESIDENT:
GEN. FRANKLIN PIERCE,
OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
WILLIAM R. KING,
OF ALABAMA.
Democratic Republican Electors
OF ALABAMA

Democratic Republican EIecIOrS'
For the State at large. JAMES G. D0BBlN.
~, district. WILLIAM H. THOMAS.
Fonrtb District, ROBERT P. DICK.
Filth District, ABRAHAM RENCHER.
Sixth District, L. OBJ: BRANCH;
Seventh District, SAMUEL J. PERSON.
EiGbth District, D. G. w. WARD.
Ninth District. THOMAS BRAGG.
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Hats amdCaDS.

lust received, Bebee's Super Fall Style Moleskin
q Hats. Broad and Narrow Brim Beaver do. A large
stock of Mexican and other late style Hats Wool Hats
very low price, great variety of Cloth and other kind
of Caps for Men and Boys. SELBY MURRAY.
September, 1852. 81
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Notice.

Notice.
THE sale of stock in the Greenvlle and Raleigh Plank
i Road Company advertised to take place to day, is
postponed till Thursday the 18th of October next
r. L. MYERS, Presf
JNo. A. SELBr, Sec'y.
Sept. %, 1852. o.
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MIR. BRANCH.

The Democratic Elector for this District, L. OBJ.
Branch, Eq. has addressed the people of Edge
combe and Nash, and was to have spoken on Mon
,lay or Tuesday of this week in Smithfeld. Next
week he will address the people of this County
and will be replied to, we suppose, by the Wing
Elector, Mr.. Ransom. He will then continue, with
the Courts, and address the people of the remain
inc Counties of the District.
We learn that Mr.. Branch presents an array of
facts and arguments which it is impossible for the
Wing Elector to meet. The Register, however,
claims almost every element of greatness for Mr..
Ransom; and one would conclude, to read and
credit that delectabe sheet, that he had used up
Mr.. Branch in manner alike terrific and complete.
Be calm, fellow-citizens; no such event has hap
Tened-t was only puff from the Register, and
We all know what such puf1s worth.
We invite the people of both parties to make
their arrangements to be present next week, and
hear Messrs Branch and Ransom. We are per-
ectly willing to abide the result of the discussion
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General Pierce, at the present time, we believe,
lives in Concord. Wabash Sentinel.
Yes. And General Scott and the wing party live
in Discord. Indiana SenftneL
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Gg The Greensborough Patriot justfes Gov.
Morehead in taking part in the political contest
now pending. We have not denied the right of
the President of the Central Rail Road to take
such part provided his duties are not thereby neg
cted; but it strikes us that the interests of the
Road would not suffer if he were to devote the
Whole of his time to them. He has the right, as
Mr.. Doub has, to meddle in politics; but is it ex-
pedient? What we objected to, particularly, was
the offensive mannerin which Gov Morehead spoke
Of Gen. Pierce, the candidate of the Democratic
party. We trust it may turn out that the Presi-
dent of the Central Road has been unsupported !;
but if he really said what has been attributed to
him. be is deserving of the heaviest censure. We
may as well at once inform such Scott Leadership.
Eector Miller included-that the day has gone by
IN North Carolina when the Democrats will patient
y bear the invective, abuse, and denunciation for
which certain Wing leaders have become some
what notorious. The country is now confessedly
Democratic-the people are with us and so far as
We are concerned we intend to see to it that ntol
efance, arrogance, and superciliousness, whenever
displayed by these leaders, shall meet just rebuke.
~ We learn that one of speakers in the Scott
and Graham Club in this City, on Friday night
N'St used the expression odd lie, " in the course
o. his remarks. He was applauded, of course.
we learn, further, that the Rev. Peter Doub was
present on the occasion! Now the speaker had a
constitutional right" to swear, and Mr.. Doub
mad legal and Constitutional right " to be
Just where ne was on the occasion referred to; but
'e question is, is Mr.. Doub just to himself, to his
'nuFch' or to his exalted calling, when he pursues
such course as this? "Be not deceived: Evil
communications corrupt good manners"
Ii Mr. Doub had kept out of politics, and had
oeen elsewhere than in the Court-House on Friday
nsnt last, his ears would not have been panied by
'N expression, nor his temperance principles shock
'u sy the exhibitions of the gentleman who utter
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Mew YORK Whis Stale Convention.

SYRACUSE, Sept. %. The Convention re-assem-
bled at P. NJ, when the committee resolutions
reported series, the first of which relative to
the tariff and in favor of specific duties for the sup
port of the independent of the proceeds
from the public lands, and avors their allotment
the Independent freeholders-the revenue from them
be distributed among the States, and applied to ed
vocational purposes. The third resolution relates to
the foreign policy of the government, and is in favor
of the peaceful consistent due assertion of rights
and careful avoidance of entangling alliances with
foreign powers. The fourth favors liberal appropri-
atons for river and harbor Improvements. The fifth
is for vigorous prosecution and completion of the
canal enlargement; and the sixth gives full acqui
essence in the decision of the National Convention
upon all subjects Iegitimately before it, and passes
warm eulogy upon Scott and Graham, and incident
ally upon the present administration.
Messrs. Hunt and Kent, and the other nominees,
responded the resolutions with perfect unanimity
and great enthusiasm. After spirited addresses, the
Convention adjourned sine die
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Bagging, Rope and Irvine.
nOO YARDS Gunny Cloth and Dundee Bagg-
4.UUUing. 40 coils best Jute and Hemp Rope
Lower than ever before offered in this Market. Call
N W. H. & r. S. TUCKER.
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A Card from Brinkleyville.

visitin gRaleigh at my ecesiastic, Medical and the
~ Legislative meetings, will bring along things III
my line of Heaven sanctioned, employ as samples OF
grapes wines &C.. and also my humble abilities to en-
tighten the absorbing question OF Temperance.
And on this subject will maintain the liberal position
lecture the proper issues that all SO choos-
ing have as good right (and better) to be absnent
to certain blessings others SO choosing to temper
ately enjoy.
And that Sons legitimate to this the avowed principle
of their Society RIGHT but all fanaca forced law con-
Germs under preence to change our present well
ed license law wrong, and feelings to the Ilegllmate
traitors to their ORDER and dangerous IN inc
of Temperance the Jesus first starting tnelr
career Of mischievous despotism, in the of Re-
ligon.
Most respectfully to all concerned,
BripkIeyville, Halifax county, NC,
September 24th, 1882 W
p S. Printed copies of my debate with p. 5. White
on Temperance, will bring along for disposal.
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
DECENT arrivals have put in possession OF
II ION siderable portion of our Fall purchase OF NE"
end seasonabe
STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS,
Hats. Caps, Boots, shoes, Fancy Articles, &C.
Being determined to
Offer Great Inducements
rssnectCuv call the attention of friends, custom
~ and the public generally to Stock, feeling conf
go 81 an examination will suffice to effect a sale.
HEART & JONES.
p1oiob Sent Is, 1852. S7-3t.
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A MOTHER supply of French Baskets, Carpet satch-
~ els Trave ling Bags Real Sole Leather Trunks,
inst received at fuckers.
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COCOA, Chocolate Maccaronie and Vermicelli, Eng
I LISA and French Mustard. For sale at
fuckers.
Star copy the whole.
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Massachusetts, Congressional Nomination.

Mdssuchusetts Congressional Nomination.
Boston, Sept. %. The wings of the fourth Con-
gressionaI district have to-day nominated the Hon.
H. s. Valley for Congress. Mr.. Valley accepted
the nomination, and addressed the convention on the
Presidential nomination He said that the party had
done Mr.. Webster irreparable wrong, and brought
dscred themselvesan and country by giving strength
the idea that republics ungrateful. However,
he considered it his duty support the regular ticket
although, there the least prospect for the sue
cess of Webster, he would work for that object. His
speech received: with loud applause. VALLEY is
of Mr.. Webster's warmest personal and political
friends.
The Boston Post publishes the following Chorus,
produced by Scott Glee Clubs
"D-n the locos,
Kill em-slay 'em
Give 'em hell
With Scott and Graham"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-13
Arrival of The Steamship Glasgow.
New York, Nov. 10.

NEW Ohh, ANOFs III.
The steamer Glasgow, Capt. Cross, arrived
from Glasgow.
| She slilcd on the Goth of October.
She brings London dates OF the 18th ult.
The Canada reached Liverpool on the oath
ultimo.
An attempt was midc to assassinate the
President OF the Tuscan Ministry.
Considerable anxiety prevailed at Paris
respecting the Ministerial crisis in Belgium.
Ii is rumored that Louis Napoleon in
tends, after the deliberations of the Senat., to
make tour through the Northern depart
meuts. Preparations are already made for his
reception ut Ameins.
VI. ID. Thives will not be consulted as to
the formation OF the new ministry.
A shock OF an earthquake was felt at Cadiz
on the 4th.
The bank of Oprite refused to loan the
Government 100000 centos.
| Kolneske, the Turkish ambassador at Par
is, has been recalled, and is replaced by Vely
| pacha.
Land has been purchased in Hyde Park for
4 new National Gallery, tor one million oil
dollars.
An anti-slavery meeting was held at Glas-
gov to redeem the family OF John Weems
from American slavery.
There is some difference in France as to
the title of the Emperor. Some prefer Lou
is Napoleon the First, others Napoleon the
Third.
! Rumors in favor of Prince Caniro for the
heir proscrptivc gums much consideration.
/ 1t IS thought the electors will be summoned
to vote on Nov. 10th, and the legislative corps
CT the oath to count the vote.
Wellington's funeral takes place on the
/ 18th inst.
/ The Moniteur publishes dccrees of the
President, granting credit of 200 livres
as expenses of the approaching pantheon for
religious purposes.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-13

APPREHENSION OF MAIL RoBBERs.-About
the 10th OF August last, the mail between
Fairfield, in Wayne county, and Carmi, ILL.,,
was robbed of some $500 in money, and )
military land warrants. Information having
been given 10 Alr. Carson, mail depreciation
agent, he proceeded to that section OF the
State, and has succeeded in arresting four of
the persons concerned in the depredatuns.-
The distractions were made by yCung man
named Daniel kcane, about Is years OF age,
and the carrier of the mil. After his arrest,
he confessed his guilt, and implicated three
brothers, Edward, Carroll and William Keane,
two of whom were arrested on an Island in
the Mississippi river, below Chester. They
each received portion Eff the stolen proper
t., ana were concerned in the sale of the land
warrants. -Four of these warrants, it has
been ascertained, were used in the entry OF
land in the Kaskaskia land district, having
been sold by these parties Lou. Jour.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-13

Yesterday we alluded to the Bellfon-
tame and indianapolis Railroad as being
completed, as we believed. BY paragraph
in an exchange, we perceive that the stage
route between Cincinnati and Bellfontaine
is now reduced TO less than twenty miles
the remainder being railroad. Thus will Ev-
ansville, in brief ii u e, have railroad con-
nection with Cincinnati, as well as with the
Lakes, the Gulf, and the Atlantic. Madison
will not be proud, we hope, because she will
have communication with us, via. Indianap-
oils.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-13

New YoRK.-This State has gone sweep
ingly for Pierce and King. All the counties
have been heard from, and the Democratic
majority ranges between twenty-seven and
twenty-eight thousand. The Official count
will be apt to increase the figures.
On the same day with the Presidential cleo
ton. was also held in New York their State
election. The result of this election, as far
as ascertaued, shows that the Democratic
candidate for Governor, Seymour, is elected
by at least twenty-five thousand over his
competitor, Hunt. The Legislature is over
whela ingly Democratic. To Congress
twenty Democrats, eleven Wings, enc indie
pendent, and one ultra Abolitionist, (Gerret
Smith, who beat Hough, Dem..) are elected.
Ofthe Wings, five are "Union," or "SiIver
Gray" and six Seawardites.
PENNsYLvANn.-rhis States gives between
nineteen and twenty thousand majority for
PIERCE and KING.
To Congress, are elected s..rteen Democrats
and nine Wings.
The official vote of Philadelphia city and
county is: for PIERCE, 26,022; SCoTT, 24,573;
HALE, 626; BRoomE, (Native0 l.l4S The
aggregate vote is J, 2I5 short of the last Pres
lGcHltdl elSCtCu.
OHIo.-We nave heard from rs counties
of this State, most of which are official re-
turns, which show that PIERCE has gained on
CALDwELL's majority one hundred asd Gtty-Sir
that is, Caldwel's majority in these 20
counties was l5,722, while Pierce's is l5,S7s.
The remaining ten counties to be heard
from-viz: Athens, Gallia, Gurnsey, Henry,
Holmes, Lawrence, Monroe, Ottowa, Paul
ding and Putnam-gave Caldwell, 1880
majority.
From the above, wejudge Pierce's majority
over Scott, in Ohio, vii! be about the same
as Caldwell's, which was lisp,
Hale's vote we are unable To give, or even
guess at with any sort OF accuracy. In our
next weekly issue we shall be able to give
the lull vote o. Ohio.
CiR. Eng. (Dem.) lefi.