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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-04-28
H.ILlE 81 LAMBERT,
CHARLESTON. S. C..

CHARLESTON, S. c.,
IMPORTERS & DEALERS in Royal Velvet Tapes
| try, Brussels, Three ply, Ingram and Venetian
CARPETINGS; India, Rush and Spanish MATTINGS,
Rugs. Door Mats, &c. S<r.
OIL CLOTHS, OF all widths, cut for entries.
IRISH LINENS SHIRrINGS, DAMASKS, Dia pers,
Long Lawns, Towels, Napkins, Doylias, &c.
Az extensive assortment OF Window CURTAINS,
CORNICES. &c, sc
u Merchants will 10 we'll to examine our stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
Sept -, 1853 lo-Iv.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-04-28
Livery and Sales Stable,
ESE -. EE, EEEA.

\ the stand formerly occupied by r. Morrison. in
y Inarotte Horses fed. hired and sold Good ac
son.hoaati1ns i"r Diovers The If his friends
sad the Fnblic generally solicited
Feb:u1ry i. ISJi 81
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-04-28

Constable pursued thief who took ref,,oe
on stump 10 a swamp. and pulled up the rail al.
ter him on which he went out. The con.,shls
made The following return:
SIghtabie-conversable- est comatsble-
IN swampun-up stumpum -ralo,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-04-28

IL 70 stated thata " fast young gentleman heats
ms shaving water every morning with the FIRE Of
his genius. :.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-04-28

why '' Tour cent sugar like man that never
su'renders7 Because it's I" clear grit" and moth.
ing else. a'.a "a.s- 500
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-04-28

Mr.. Truman Smith has resigned b. ..,, n II.
Senate Of the United States from Tho Sfo,a ~
'onnecticu', 10 take effect from the 24h Of Nav
.ncx' : 10y
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1854-04-28
HIrs. a. w. XgEEEAg.AN,

Mrs. 4. w. XSEEEAsAN,
f.EEE;!.{YME3 AI3 DRESS I.ItAsht.53.
IRrsdence oil Main Street 3 doors south of Sadler's
HoteiD
CHARLOTTE, y. &.
~ Dresses and made by the celebrated A. B. {.
method, and warranted to fit Orders solicited and
pro rprly attended to. Sept. ., lS53-S-ly.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-05-20

DEFINITION OF \ GENTLEMAN.-Ihc
late and lamcntcd Judge Taltourd, in the
.,>r ii Wa vs. kclSOn. tried at the Bristol.
rn.Iaul. .l>,izc>, shortly before his sudden
d,l.h. thu, defined the character of a gentle
man
Tbr evidence proved that the defendant.
while in the theatre, had said to the plaintiff.
~lo not speak 10 me am gentleman. and
vow ar. a tradcsman.' 't;cntlcman,' sad
the harmed .Julrr. ''is term which does not
ap.ly 10 any station, but to the mini and the
feelings in every station. The man of rank,
Who ,lcrort> himself with dignity and candor,
9rI tradrsman who DISCHARGES the duties
q. II. with honor and INTEGRITY. are alike
entitled 10 it: nav. the humhlc>t artizan. who
f.l.il> the obligations east upon him with vir-
,uc AMI honor. is more entitled to the name
of Gentleman than the man who could indulge
in offensive and riball remarks, however cX-
altcd hiS station.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-05-20

'oicrablc to a succession of residents. who
could not cndurca mysterious bad smell which
pervaded it when shut up from the outer air
consultations were held about drains. and al,
the particulars that could be thought of, and
all IN vain. At last, clever vounc man
who examined the house from top to bottom.
iNcd his suspicious on a certain room, where
he inserted a small slip Of glass in the wall
1t was presently covered, and that repeated
Iy' with sort OF purid dew. The paper
was torn down, and behind it was found a
mass OF old papers, an inch thick. stuck to-
ge'her with layers Of size, and exhibiting a
spectacle which we will not sickcn our read
crs by describing -HmchoH I|mdS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-05-20
The Mission Of the Dove.

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sweet "''''' ~ ''''
I.o the crowded. street and busy mart.
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7'
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v...r.....r ,to;rdocl.
IT,. .t.,,,v lr.x
VIII. u..rr.a. wr5ngI. her-wla. cruel wronr
a.. liter woe.
T. very tribe ar.l Kindred. rcut,e dove.
T.rm.,.,.,. lear:
/. '.' ""f'F~ n''l"n~ dwell in peace and love-
j -.''' ''''''' ''''T'
I.'r-''a.t t.r long "ng ayes Of the past,
Men ''T' teen 'i"':
r.r.. .,;.,;a, Wv "' ''''''
'.''''' pam ana ';''r green sol
,t..... c,
r.r,..., .a.. more
r ..
IT. s.....-v.-
T~arru-t lie.
II. ... .. ma. +. ,.,..:.... E. 81. ,;,oo
F~s,~notoI
Aer,, 'r.ir barl.. in strain, sublime,
:re'".i.
a ...t.- watcher. on the mountain height.
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v
Scit am! gun-hcarcrs
he great 'an@cr OF attacking these cum |
'ing "f"cucs arises from the inpossihilit,
=" speedy retreat upon such ground a, they |
select. In an open wool the hunter has =
lar chance OF escape. should his shot fail Lr
dodging behind trees. But innolc 90 th;ct
aS 70 f'ndcr 1t almost impossible for man to
make his way throu; III it, opposes noolstaclc
to the elephant; ground which is in effect
Silootl to thc elephants treat feet. is rounh
and uneven to man the peculiar form of
the ANIMALS legs, having knees instead Of
hooks. gives HIM great facility for making
way through mudl, or heavy ground. A.
the 'rognc" has the sagacitv 10 select Cor his
tavoritc haunt> Just that lind of ground where
he can bring all his advantages into plav. thc
hunter who attacks him runs no nconsi,!cra-
"'c FISK ana instances are by no means rare
IN which the animal has killed the hunter.
CLOSE SHAVE.
tllr author relates a still narrower cScarc
that lie made. which ho ycrv we'll ! r,o,;n,.,,,
a .clo>c SI!2y.." lie ,,l ;.,,r..,,,r
panied hv native "un-hcarcrs. had followed
'l'e tracks Of a herd of elephants, until they
led INTO level nIa,car Of q, G,r ,c~os
tent. covered with dense lcmon-craSs. twelve
feet in hci9Irt. hv which the c!cphan,s were
totally hidden FROM view T. w,s no. ,o
before .he leaders Of animals 1;Scovcrc1 ,,o;r
nu,src~. and viii l.,.., .,rc.,,,, ,.,,;,l -,.,
cl Ike heavy Thunder .lo, c,1,o1 a., ul.o,,
herd about tro,, II.ro ,,n,. s.oo, ,,
,,Il;,,
~ ,cnn.b their l;n. of ...,-., ,~,, 1..;,.1
ON The wbo,o b.r, ,., d.,
,ffv. ;,c1,o,,s go, ,.r 49,.
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- 70 ron..i.u,o ,,o r,.,r..,,,rl ,c,,o ,u,
! ,,;r..1 =, c,,..,. ",
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'''.''e'' = '''' III moment. SAYS he
''''' ''''' ''''''' '''' very '~-' e IN" 'n"'r
''''.'" "' i i'-Hc elephant IN iuil charge
~ "''''N was 'hF'"n m@h III the ar h''
'''> were r"'k"'' hiS tai S'''d h'@h above
h'> ''''N' "> >':'' ~ a poker ana screaming
cNir'.N '!i'r Tie Wh'>'!r 81 railway engine
r"'''ri upon me through tn" h'@h grass with
N"i''''H that was perfectly wonderful
iii~ eyes "1>hcd n he came on: an! he ha''
>'.'@'rd me '"' as a 'r'''m- | have 'ii'n
''''' III '''"@'F""> l"'>.''''''S' i"' never i'i'
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-05-20

cd ly competent corps al i:lrscrS and -un
hearers. wi, III IA =, TIM. render l,., ,,,.,;e
very scarce IN i!ic guar;c: where their o;rcr-
aiion> are carried on. Darn. ;hr fyc,rars
over whirl, his hunting exploits in rc,lor
cNtc.llr,l. he must have hc,.n ar,4.s<ary 10 IT,,
ir>.ru ton OF some hundreds of these riaut,
n the iun"lc. IL In" cn,i--,. Of a ,in.I,. cx
pcdltion undertaken IL himself ans! con =.
OF brother >pbrt>mcn, which lasted lut tlr,.
weeks. halt oi which mus, have hcen sp.,.t
an travelling 10 and from th,' <rcne of o,,cr,-
'ion>, they killed fiji. elephants, besides 9th
cr ranlc.
Elephants are hy no ,,cans the sole at.r;..
ton winch C'y!o:' holds "u; 10 The Sportsman
! here are deer .. various sIcrirS, some of
which are oi cnoiinouS size. ailorlinc very
| pretty >i'oit' when The; turn at hav. There
are Wild boar>. a> u-lv and ,icin,,s As ever
hnnt>man chased with hound and s:car.-
lhcre are huiiaocS. Is the, are there called
As desperate :nl llu X fellows as ever
r""nn"'! The llerr.ni..n forest. The buffalo
81 e H!oa Is about the size Of larr. OK l,r,.
:nnch scat y and more active. Ills skin i
almost destitute ot lar, AID !onA> much Ike
apiece OF indla-rubhcr. ci,ins him an asrc.t
any thing hut agreeable H. has a wonJrr,,
.cmarity o: lite he will receive with The NJ
most aiI'arcnt inli.lcrcnce AN indefinite nu,,,-
i"r Of balls from a small Gun poured into his
throat and chest. The >h"Illcr Is the MT
% he aimed at. a. he seems perfectly aware.
for he has very aniilb,c manner otcarrvitr
h'> h'-ai, h:~ horns pointing straight hack.
ai'l IL t">r i''tin- ont on level with his
:r'heai. 50 a ~ .i1rl lis one yulneral,'s.
point, IL. i al;arc,i-rl:, unreliable cha
ar;cr, al w. hit seldom retreat with .r,t
apparent c"war,,;.~. then suddenly wheel
ronH! and a~-aiat tie o,,;rn>ive. Should L..
= "Tc:'akr his a~~l;,a,i' hi> tiry is iounll..s-.
: arl !e cores AMI t.an!,,,.S lin with the II.
mo>t delight. - reA!.nt to our au,hars
Z ".ri..ia'lt rN.'.n.,~, W VIII eve sin.lr ir-
>l''l." 81 4 na..'w escape :gga Il huiilo-
o H. L.: r,.a."! tie Lru-e IL some l.,.an-...
( ml':! c d: II; ;o,h a i'~o.l creek ii.i...-,.
l. II mo ;ac laa!. Around The head ot t..
{ Ia '*a''F r:., .or the PURPOSE cs t,,i:l.. e..
= tu.....p in front.
K i arli'el," he says, -: t,lc opposite >ida
) i,l> d h;< black form reared from the d. g.,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-05-20

I.t'.ru-ull prices. Transient advertise
........l l..:..it t,r in ~! .anrr. Advertisements
...-... I'll, utj.n Jrr oftImc- ~ hc in-crtr,
10. -lrr will 30 continued until forbid IT
...,. u,:.uu Of the pub.i,her,) aud charyc,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-05-20
THI3 CiLED0\IAX,
&C. WICK.
EVERY SATURDAY

.-rIrr... kitrEEp"E X C"LHY's Building ST
.,.-.t" the 'St. .john,burv House
per annun, if paid within
49, 5000 i piv.ncnt he DELAYED hcy"nd
...... s. r1pcr Discontinued until all arrcar
----- = .-A-clt q, thn nnfin,l Of the uuhli>h hcr
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1854-07-29
TO MILL OWEERS

The subscriber takes this method of Informing his
friends and the public that he still continues in the Mill
Wright business and all its branches, viz: laundering,
framing. and erecting Wafer Steam Mills upon vari-
Gus principles, either with simple complicated ma
chincrv. He returns his tlaaks to the public for the
liberal patronage he has received heretofore and hopes
by strict attention to business a!id by giving general
sat Siaction to merit continuance of the He
fatters himself that his work will compete with that of
any other macnis for speed and durability. All per-
who work done in the above line would do
well to give him call. he has several competent
workmen in his employ. and is prepared to cXecnte all
Jobs al the shortest notice and very reasonable terms
Orders promptly attended to. For further Information
address the subscriber at JohnstoWn. Moore county.
y. G.. D. i. JOHNSON.
.-e,.," o.
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NOTICE..

TIE subscriber offers for sale his LANDS siN miles
North of Fay cttcville, aad about mile from the
Fayetteville and Raleigh Plank Road, consisting of
about twelve hundred and sixty of land. suited
to the making of Turpanfinc Timber There is also
the premises. good Saw and Grst Mill all in good
repair and in operation also Dwelling. and all
the necessary outhouSeS. i'll good repair.
Also. another tract of two hundred an! fifty
the head waters of CarvcrS Creek. known the Tarry
Place, which there sa small Farm Dwelling House
and other houses.
On the first named tract. there is cut about twenty
five thousand Turpentine Boxes from two to four years
old.
All the above lands will be sold the most accom-
modatnGr terms Persons wishing to purchase, will
please call on the subscriber, who will take pleasure in
showing the above lands.
WIN. X. BOLTON.
Oct. p. 1888. G5-tf
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l 5 , 4

s , 4
s u - y u S.
The undersigned now receiving. and expect to
have their entire stock in store by the 18th instant, of
SEASONABI.E GOODS,
Embracing great variety of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Hats, Caps, Bonncts, Umbrellas Parasols
Doors AND SHOES.
Fooscap aud Letter Paper,
Blank Books, Boiling Cloths, &c. &c &C.
With an extensive assortment of
r RE;.1D I-.u.IDE CLOT THI.N'G,
And Foreign and Domestic Hardware
All of which they offer to the trade at LOW PRICES
and upon accommodating terms
Purchasers will find It to their interest to give the
above Stock examination before making their sclcc-
tions.
HALL & SACKETT.
March 8, 1854
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The Subscriber. practical Bootnaker o! some eN-
pcriencc has time been sensible that there
ies;def"sa to be yet supplied to the public in the way
IF suitable. brnSh for boot. and shoes. Most of the
cles used either iniure the leather fail to
mpart that usre necessary to give to man . IN
{trstandiug" proper finish. IIc has therefore. dur
ing tl, last twelve months. been dcroting himself to
The task OF. preparing article free from these o;,ec-
tons. and has at length after much invest gation and
experiment completely succeeded The result CIR $
re plts ultra Buruish: He only wishes that it
be tested in order to establish its superiority
all others. Call at NJ. Faulks shop opposite Mr.
LADDERS Marble Factory, Hay street and he supplied
with excellent article at 4 cheap rate
THOMAS GILL.
Nov O. 1853 If
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!rIFTX DOLLAiss REV ARD.

The a',ov, reward VIII be given to any person who
VII deliver to nay lcgro WolnHu -iNNA Who az
Scoa1e about the til of November last. or for her
confinement in any l: in this State that | get
her again. Said negro is Of hri r!lt mula complex
ioa, eaks clearly and more properly than negroes
usually do and rather below the medium size.
supposed that She is lurking about the VIC Unity
Of Favettcvc aided bv the celebrated Simon Bluc :"
harborin. notoricty. She may attempt to pass as {:
free person among the numerous free mulat:ocs about
Faycttcyille
ALEX. MCMILLAN.
Dunlarroch. Robcson countvl
April 26. 1851. 9I-tf
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S2.) REV ARD.

Roert John y. Williams Esq: time IN Feb y
following be ett Mr Williams. and had reason to be-
le,e WAS lurking in the Nci-horhood OF Favett tevlllc
but now b,c,-e h. has been kidnapped or tecoycd
bv some villain. SAID Boy is of black complexion. Is
between Is and years old quite an active good look
lit fellow. doubt tell plausible
tale viii give the above reward for his delivery to
me. confinement in any jail. 80 shat get INN
an,i,, or $50 if farreSted of the State that get
him. JAS EVANS, Guardian.
Mnrah Il 1871 Sl-tf
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These Pills entirely Vegetable, and
NJ II the of all
ltains tts and t'r Byssin. Cstice"ess Lrr Complaint,
Jt7ice. ScL N,doch. Sfl Salt Rhn. Fters all kinds,
-izg.e, Ojstratcfd Nensuaoa oil
Female Medicine they like charm and when taken
according the directions they fail the
cas- of Piles. after all other remedies fail.
They purify the blood. e.InaIizc the circula.
tiOn, restore the Liver, Kidneys. and other Sc.
cretory Organs, to healthy tone and action {:
md an Family Medicine
Price 25 box.
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Fair Buff, ColunI
1900 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale twelve hundred acres
of Land, located i'll the lower end of Richmond county
1t is about cqu-sant from Floral College, Lauren
burg High School, and Laurel Hill. The Land is well
adapted to the growth of cotton. wheat. &c. 1t
also offers great inducements those engaged in the
turpcntinc and lumber business. L have constituted
Alexander Mclean Esq agent. during my absence.
to whom all communications in regard to the matter
be addressed at Cfilopois p o.. RObcson county.
Luther Blue who resides to the premises, will take
pleasure in exhibiting them to any who may call
for that purpose. J. G. BLUE.
Oct. G4-tf
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tn. Fav,tt.slc lee House will he opened daily for
thn a .lIvrly Of cc from - to O'Clock \. NJ, com
npuci.tm Monday. 18th inst.
Tickets for ct. ready or sale at the store of
{, " " iiiaus &; Co. No Ice VIII be delivered cX-
cert to tickets it is intended to keep any nc
oI,ts When called . to deliver lee outside OF thf
tu,n specified above do;loIc the regular price will b
ch,rurl JOHN ID. WILLIAMS.
April S. 1884. SS-tf
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July IA, 1854


DISSOLUTION AND NEW FIRM.
The firm of Pearce & Pemherton dissolved on
the LIST inst. by mutual consent. And j. b. Ferguson
having purchased the interest of T. H. Pemberton the
business will hereafter be conducted under the name
and style of
PEARCE & FERGUSON,
at the Store lately occupied by Pearce Pcmbcrton.
July Is. 1854. S02-3t
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The HEAr-Thc Chicago Tribune gives an
Understandable illustration OF the neat on d
hot day: ~
A Dutcbman was being driven down Clark
street Yesterday. in an open wagon and ap-
a parently 'Ss weitering g under the broiling sun.
Espying five cent piece on the side walk, ne
jumped from the wagon to get it, but the hot
bricks made him so sensitive that he quickly
rcgained his seat, and sung out to the boy
Hans, drive on. Mine Gott, ii Is not one
mile from dish plashe.
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Opium Eating on the Health.

The effect of habitual opium taking on health
aud longevity, has been subject of legal con-
sideration. 4 remarkable trial took place in
relation to some assurances effected by the late
Earl of Mar i'll the Edinburg Life Assurance
Company The Company discovered, on the
death of the Earl that he had been i'll the habit
of taking opium to a large amount and on that
ground refused to pay the insurance. The
case was decided against the Company on the
presumption that they had not been sufficiently
careful in their preliminary inquiries as to his
habits. Dr. Christison, who was concerned as a
medical witness in this case, led, in the
course of his investigation to some interesting
data, both in respect to the frcquency'of this
habit, and its effect on the duration of life.
It must be confessed that, from these n-
quiries, opium does not seem so destructive as
might be supposed; but there is no revelation
made to the misery liz which life passed ):
and, in all probability, vast number Of fatal
eases have been in more than one sense buried
in oblivion However, DR.. Christison's cases
are repletc with interest, and will be read by
those who are concerned in similar inquiries with
the greatest advantage. He gives short state
ment of the ages of the opium eaters and the
quantity taken. 1t would appear that many
reached advanced periods of life, such as fifty
or sixty, after fifteen, twenty, or thirty years of
this amentalle practice. One old woman, who
died at Leith, at the age OF so, had taken half
an ounce of laudanum daily for nearly forty
years, and enjoyed tolcrably good health all
the time.
Another, who died at seyenty-sx, had taken
about the same quantity, and for the same time.
Very many such statements are made but
conceive they are exceptions from general
rule, and that the health was by so
good as represented, for in some instances these
persons are stated to have given up the opium
for intervals, which they would scarcely have
done if it had contributed to pleasure without
mparing the health. DR.. Chrstson must be
himself aware that long list ofdrunkards might
be made who had escaped the evils consequent
Oh their habits, and who died at an advanced
age. Such statements, however, are interesting
chiefly as matters of curiosity; and the exam
pie the poet says, more honored lii the
breach than the observance"
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LAND FOR SALE.

LAND f.
On Saturday the 5h day of August next shall
Offer for sale at the Court House in Lumberton a
very valuable Tract of LAND, lying Lumber River
and Bear Swamp near the line of the contemplated
Railroad from Charlotte to Whtesvie. it being the
tract whereon Alfred Biggs lives. containing
1872 acres Title warranted to ali except IL
Also two well-broke MULES. years old.
Terms Credit until lst Jan'y next. at which time
possession Of the land will be given payment required
and deed executed. Possession of the Mules will he
given the time of the sale.
Bonds with good security will be required.
X. T. TROY. Trustee.
July Is, 1924. SO2-3t.
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$50 REWARD.

Runaway from the subscriber, his Negro men, JOHN
and TOBEY John is about 26 years old e feet inch
high weighs about 1s5 100 lbs. Tohey aged about
~ years. feet inches high. stout. and weighs 115
lbs. They bought from Mr. James Surles OF Cum
bcrla'd county. and viii probably he lurking in that
neiglborood. Tobcy has wife at Mr. Richard Bird S,
in Johnston County. Fifty Dollars for either one
hundred Dollars for both will be paid for their appre
hcnson and delivery the subscriber for their
fincmcnt in Jail in the State. that he get
them. An additional of One Hundred Dollars will
be paid for the conviction of any person of harboring
the above Negroes
JOHN COLEY.
Fair Buff, Columbus Co. n c. Oct. 6. 63tf
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HAR2INGTONsS
MALE AND FEMALE SCHOOL.

CYRUS HARRINGTON Ptincipak
Miss ANN MARGARET MCI;ACHIN. Teacher in the Fc-
male Department.
WM NJ. Brooks, Assistant in the Male Department
The Third Session of the School opens July the
l7h and closes December 1st.
Reports respecting Scholarship and Department will
be sent out semi annually and student found o b,
Institution.
course of Religious Lectures will be delivered be-
fore the students.
Board from Sc to So so per month. The subscriber
ample accommodations, and desires to take all the
Female BoarlerS into his own family.
Tuition in both Departments SS, $40. &12 so to SIS
per Session ETtru-Siusic on Piano Forte with Use
of instrument. $50 Drawing. Painting, Embroidery
and French. S5 each.
For further particulars address the Principal or
either of the Teachers.
CAsBoNrON. June "a. 1854. 99-lOt
TO PASSENGERS
The STEAMER SUN will leave this place every
and Wilmington every WEDNESDAY and SATUR-
r. N. ORRELL Agent.
Fayetteville. June s. 1854. 9G-tf
TO DISIII.LEISS.
We Will pay the hi CHEST cash price for Spirits Tur-
pentine. and request Distillcrs give us a call when
market.
J. L T. WADDIIL.
July /, 1854. If
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1GSICULTJi: Az.

We have received usual stock Of FARMING
IMPLEMENTS such a- nloUghs iIarrn"- Cnitivators
e., &. j. & T. WADDII.L.
4 new ? horse Wagon. complete, for sale.
March IS 1854 j. - I. w.
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NOTICE.

THOSE who inlclcd IN Ev Note or Account
will please settle the And all debts :iue pri-
or the st Jay 1888, be settled, rs longer in
diligence cannot be given.
\. A. Mc,IIITU.iN.
Oct ]. 1888 If
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JAMES g. SMITH, Miles CosTIN.
JAMES {. sNGr:I CO.,
('Omniission -Nerciu ats,
Have removed their office to the second story Of the
building rnr! ,rlv occupied y III" Telegraph Company,
where they prepared To attend to all business in the
Commission line.
.al l.-incsS entrusted them viii be puactu,lly
attended to.
Wilmin .ton. Jan Y II. 1851. 1G-lv