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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-05-05
1000

NyORDs of gnod PINE WoOD-sui'able
u for burning Drick-wsnted by
DAVID REFER.
Lewlstu-y, Jan. 2l, 1856
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NOTICE is hereby given, that letters testa-
~ meniary on the estate OF susanna Fans,
late of Mitilinburg borough, decd, have been
granted lc The undersigned, in due form OF law,
by the Register of Union county. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment; and those having claims
against it will present. them duly authenticated
for settlement
HENRY w. FRIES, Executor.
LeyiSburc April 2g. 1854
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Lescssbtsrg, Pa.
FR1pAY MORNING, MAY 5, 1854


pe- Happy to hear from "OBsERvER'
He gets up model letter for country
paper.
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Tho new State Treasurer, Joseph Baily,
pas sworn in on Monday. lie appointed
b. Hutchinson, Of jefferson county,
Jerk, in place Of Dr.. Patrick. No other
Axng..
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Union County Business.

COURT PrOClalnatlOn-W Whereas The
~ Hon. ABM . WILSON. P'esidsnt Judge
for tbs 18th Judicial district consisting Of the counties
Of Union and N.rtiu and JAc3B UirrKNEY.a and JAAEa
N.Lsu,LI, E.q di..s, A.sori.ts Jusss IL LhcH e"1L.
have i-suoi their prscept tsrns tts the Zth day or
f~b, lo5s, r-rtsI. Tor the EIn. n 40 Or
phAns Cnur OF Common Pleas JN aud Ixrgsiuer
general Quarter s-ssiOns at NEH BERLIN 'ur Tie
county Of Union, the secV'.j 9: ,.Gy ~ "a usrt
brins the 10th day Isl: and - continue 10 seeks
NOTICE il the.vfo-e hereby gvsa 70 tl. tor.nsr,
justices Of ti. Peace AID ,'nstsLes n s fr The e"Gh
" uaipn. ayps.r ia thar prcier uSfsJus nh
their Rolls, Records. InguisitoDs. Lfsm'r.tens ss.i
other IL brsncv, to do those q ms s!-h Il iisir
offices their Leha, spp-rtsn 70 te te: Ala. al
witnesses and ether psr.sas rseeas IN oensi u ie
Commonwealth a.aiuai any perssD - isfs rs are re-
quir-I TO te then and tsss sttsEGp sd & Jsfari
without Is-ye At thsr ps Justices 4es,sd N
be yLnlt.l Ia their ..t.EIanc- at tie .proa.sA IAe
agreeable 70 nut.cs.
Given under nv and sesl At The sher.T. o.es -
New B,rp, the C.h tay pit IN n. vsaF - ar Lsri
QUO thousand eight bsndS-i snI tfj bur, aud IL The
seventh year Of the indie -L1''s z bs Jslei
State. of America GOd :ir. he pgpIm0ns ,e.i.
JOHN kEs-i..H. S.,-,S
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Lewisburs Post Office Arrangements

E4STEE.N Mails, every day except Sunday.
o!o-- at y O'Clock, r "
WESTERN on Monday, "Wednesday and Friday.
close at y A. NJ
NORTHERN (wiI!iansrort, Mond ve,;n. and tri.
close at PM Of night preceding
y0UTHERN (sclinssrove) Tuesd Thursd. and ssturd,
close at l., ".
BCFFALOE IRoADS Tuesday and Friday,
close al P.M- Of night preceding
eN-Business hours dali (esc-pi Sundays from Until
II y, An ani from IL NJ. until 5, r.I.
Nov. %, 1913. II. ". CR0TZER, T. NJ
N@@ A VARIETY Of School Books,
10 Blank Books, Gift Books for Holiday
presents, Pens, Ink, Letter and Cap Paper,
Fancy Stationery, Magazines, Papers, etc. etc.
for sale cheap at the LEwIsBuRa Posr OFFICE
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NOTICE.-AH persons are hereby csu'iO-
ned against purchasing or holding L
Promissory Note made by me To John burger
for the sum Of Fifty Dollars, endorsed with
one or more payments. Sad noie vas gwen
for a horse which he warranted 10 be good,
steady working horse, suitable FOR truck
wagon ; but the horse has the heave, mighty
bad is not true to pull. and IS in short a
worthless beast, and the note having been
obtained through fraud ! will not pay the
same unless compelled by law.
GEORGE DARR.
Buifaloe TIP, March "a, 1854
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DT ANVC for Justices Cor:
Ola MD hlc., 40. 90 f<'d
The Ch-onic!s Office, or printed to eldes
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Dissolution.

Dissolution.
"HE Co-par,nership heretofore existing as
Tusun, Stuart l. Lewis, is this day dis
so.ved BY Limitation. The business OF said
firm will be setted by Notwithstanding alone
is authorized to use the firms name in liquid
alton. All persons having accounts with SAID
firm will please call Immediately for settle
menl at Thornton & Cos Drugstore.
JOS. +. TUSTIN,
THOS $. LEWIS.
Lewisburg, May 2, 1854
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lust reed and for sal. al the Mammoth
81 Drug Store large supply Of DR.. Green's
genuine B!TrEK>, fer cure Of Dvsi cps a. etc.
Aug 10 DH THORNTON Il co.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given to all persons indebted to
the late Firm of Christ 4 Friek, either by
Note. Book Account, or otherwise, that GEO.
4. FRICK as one of the Partners of said Firm
is alone authorized TO settle the same and
receive all monies due.
LIB. CHRIST.
Feb. q, 1854. GEO. A. FRlCk-
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and Picking ] a RS jusi reed
i and for sale al the Mammoth Drug Store.
AgslO DR- THORNTON 81 co.
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T lthOzraphic Printing once,

IL and a large quantv of PICTURES, ior
Framing. and for drawing Teachers.
X. VOLKMAR,
Corner. on n Fourth ST. opposite H. Neuer's
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EXCELLENT assortment Wool, Ingram,
IL and Hemp CARPETING. also .Drugget
OH cloths, colored and white cotton and hemp
Carpet Chains, at lowest prices BY
J. HAYES & co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-05-05

WOOLEN and SILK Needle-work executed
and sold by Mns. VOlKMAR. who also will
give instructions In thai line of female edusa-
ton. Lewisburc. Sept. l, 1883
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FAIR W WARNING |!

I LARGE numter of accounts are still il
~ the hands of the Executors of SAHsIL
AnnoS. late OF Leuisburc. deed. Notice is
hereby gwen thai all dues must be pad forth.
with, or legal measures must be adopted to
enforce them. without discrimination.
sePts. BYERS AHMON. Act'g Ex'r.
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TAsTERN SEED ONIONS. large guam
E tiiy Just reed at the Mammoth Drug
Store Of DR. THORNTON Il co.
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GERMAN and FRENCH Languages. Draw.
ing, Painting. and Draushiins, taught by XIV.
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U1ANTED.-The subscriber wishes to
w hire PIANO, for which the highest
price will be paid. Apply at the Chronicle
nf6ee. MELVILLE MALCOM.
I.ewisburg. Feb. q
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aoMGoPATHIc MEDICINES

oMGOPATHlC MEDICINES
DREPARED by Rodemacher & Sheep,
Anothecaries to the Homeopathic Dis
pensary. No. e3s Arch street, fhiiadeiPhia'
constantly on hand and for sale, wholesale
md retail. in Lewisburg. at the Drug Store of
Oc, "a 's31 DR.T. A. H. THORNTON.
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Jury List-May Term, 1854.

ROB. $. HOLLlNs. Treasurer.
The southerner., 1854-11-18
Take Notice.

HAVING assigned to Jonathan u.
Rountree the books, accounts, notes and
other effects of the Firm of
7norae g. Mayo,
All persons are hereby notified, that the
navment of all claims due to the said
Firm must be to the said Jonathan u.
Rountree, who is fully empowered to
act for rs in the settlement Of the said
nartnership. William D. Ttorne.
EI=cAiet Z. Mayo.
n@-Immediate settlement must be
made by the Debtors of the Firm CT
Thorne & Mayo, or suits will be institu-
ted. .Joaaktun d. Rountrec.
Nov. 10. 1854.
The southerner., 1854-11-18
THE SOUTTIERNER.

for weeks previous, and we note an ad-
vance Of 5 cts. per Dbl. on yellow dip
and virgin. The market appears firm,
and parcels are readily taken at our quo,
ta:ions-yellow dip, So 70; virgin, -
81; Hard, s. 90.
Corn-The cargo of 1880 bushels
reported at our last review as being on
the market, changed hands at 65 cts
per bushcl, Selling from store, in lots
at s5 cts. per bushel for yellow, and ~
cts. for white. The supply ON hand is
fully equal to demand.
Bacon-the supply of N. c.. is light
with sales of small parcels from store
at IL cts. for hams. II cts. for hog
round, and 104 a IL for sides an(
shoulders.
Lard-is very scarce and wanted
Selling from store at Ii l5 cts. per 10
The southerner., 1854-11-18
The S0utherner.
TARBORO': NOVEMBER 18.
General assembly.

The Legislature of this State assem-
bles in Raleigh on Monday next. In
an article on this subject the Standard
remarks that "the session will probably
be of longer duration than any hereto
fore. Two United States Senators are
to be elected; and it is not to be expect
ed that places so important and COM
man1ing can be filed without some cx-
element among the elective body and
in the public mind. Charged as the
Democrats are with paramount con-
troll in this matter, and responsible as
they must be as party for whatever
results may ensue, it behooves them to
cultivate one towards another a spirit of
kindness aud concord, but at the same
time to insist upon such organization,
such rules of action as shall ensure the
accomplishment Of TIE wishes of the
constituent body" The Standard fur
ther observes that it "will also find, in
subjects Of purely Legislative charac-
ter, much to occupy its time and atten-
tion. The body of the statute laws
will have to be rcvised-tLc Common
School system will require, as at former
sessions, the careful observation and
consideration Of members and the
financial resources of the State general
ly, in connection with expenditures for
irternal improvements, will engage ear
nest and serious attcution. Many
schemes OF internal improvement viii
be submitted for action-some of them
of judicious and practicable character,
and othccs of nature more or less Vi
sionary and impractieable. These mat
ters, not to refer to others, render it ccr-
tain that the ensuing Assembly will be
one of more than usual interest"
The southerner., 1854-11-18
Exhibition OGCOifs.
During NoUember Court Ucch

During Aoccnaber Court Ucck.
On Tuesday of November Court
week there will be an Exhibition OF
Colts under twelve months of age, on
the following conditions
1st. Exhibitors to reside in Edge
combc county,
2nd. The colts to have been dropped in
the county and to be under twelve
months of age.
Bird. The owners Of the two colts dcci-
del to be the sorriest by the Judg.
cs to pay Barbacue and trimmiuy>
to Ill exhibiting and the Judges.
4th. Each Exhibitor to have the privi.
lcge Of iuVitiag two friends.
9th, Euch one of the Judges to have
the privilege also of inviting each a
friend.
9th. r.. II. Austin, Jno. Lawrence and
Jno. L. Bridgers viii act as Judges,
and shoald either be absent those
present can call in any suitable per
son to fil the vacancy.
7th. The Judges will have an eye not
to the largest or fattest colt, but to
the animal of finest form and sttong-
est points.
9Th. The time and place for the "Cuc"
to be determined GA the day of Ex-
hibition.
We are requested to state that there
will be an Exhibition of t,co year oil
Colts at the same time as the foregoing,
and on the same conditions ]
The southerner., 1854-11-18
M0T7CB,
Sale ofRCal Estate,

IN pursuance of a dec :etal order of
the Court of Equity for the county of
Wayne, made at the Fall Term, \. d.
1854, | shall expose to sale at Public
Auction, on the premises, on Friday,
the 18th day of December next, at the
hour of twelve, tract of land the prop.
erty of Zadoc i. Thompson, deceased.
situated i'll the county of Wayne, on
the south side of Nahunta Swami, adj.
joining the lands of Robert Taylor
Geo. Thompson and others, and con-
tanning
Abouk f,Ocire huuHrcd ,fcrcs
The plantation is among the best, if
not the very best in the county. Much
of it is equal in fertility to any lands in
the State. 1t contains large quantity
OF Swamp Land, and is in state Of
cultivation rarely surpassed
Terms of sale: Three equal INSTALL
ments payable at twelve, eli ghteen, and
twenty-four months, and bearing inter-
est from day Of sale: Bond with appro-
we'd security.
Geo. =. Strong, c. Me.
Goidsboro, Oct. 80, sd.
The southerner., 1854-11-18
aluablo Land
FOR SALE.
WE offer for sale a part Of til.
G0ld Mine Lands

There are several branches running
through the portion of Land We propose
selling, and in those branches We have
found fair Indications of Gold. We
have not made full tests, and therefore
do not offer them as mining lands ex.
clusiv> ly; yet we think they would pay
we'll for working, aud they might turn
out to be rich as they are Immediately
in a range with the richest part of tho
mines. We would like to cut off
.46out 1900 or 1900 Acres
On the south of our Tract, which might
be divided into two or more Tracts. On
the Land we offer there are some two or
three hundred Acres of swamp or low
grounds-there is a small Plantation
open, but most of the tract is in original
woods. The quality Of the Land is
good--well adapted to tobacco, wheat,
corn, cotton and oats. We would sell
for cash or give such credit as the pur-
chaser might desire, provided the uIti-
mate payment was satisfactorily sccu-
red 1t would be an excellent location
for q Steam Mill, as the timber on the
Tract could not be exce,led-consisting
Of Pine, Poplar, Swamp White Oak,
Maple and Hickory. The reason We
desire to sell is, we cannot employ force
to cultivate and niue so large tract
We shall retain more than a thousand
Acres, and upon that we could profita'
bly, employ an hundred hands if We
could procure them.
1hos. X. Thomas.
I'm. G. Thomas,
Ihartcs H. Thomas.
J.oui>burg, Sept. 22nd, 1854.
The southerner., 1854-11-18
Hilmtn7tou & Il. Rutlroa1.

The Annual Meeting of the Stock
ho ldcrs of this Company was held in
Wilmington On Thursday Of last week.
The following gentlemen were elected
its Officers for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, Hon. VIM. S. Ashe, in place OF
Gen. Alex. MacRae, who declined a re-
election. Dircctors-E j. Dudley
A. j. DcRossct, Jr., 2. K. Dickinson,
Gilbert Potter, E. p. Hall, Alex. Mac
Rae, J. D. Rellamy. Directors ap.
pointed by the State-W. 4. Wright
VIM. K. Lime, and L. II. B. Whitaker.
The Reports of the President and Direc-
tors and of the Auditing Committee,
exhibited most satisfactory condition
Of the affairs Of the Company
The Marion 6. Co. Star says: We
learn from the agent at this place that
therc Is at present an lmm cnse number
of travellers going South over .thisroad
One train last week carried 500 passen
gers, and the night following the sur
prising number of $50. The trains are
30 crowded that passengers cannot OBJ
tain seats.
The southerner., 1854-11-18

RAN AWAY from me on the 18th
OF June last, my negro man .Ah;moad
about forty-hve years of age, tall and
large, speaks quick and shutters some.
When last heard from he was lurkino
about DIR. Dickens's plantations on
Fishing Creek, and DR.. j. J. Powell's
III Halifax, and part of his time in Tar
ooro'. The public are cautioned against
harborlng or employing him under the
penalty of the law.
lwlll give the above reward deliver
ed to me alive, or half that amount #
delivered dead. r. Y I1.:,l,
Edgecom5e Co., Nov. l, 1854
The southerner., 1854-11-18
The State of North Carolina.
TO ALL WHO SHALL SEE THESE PRE-
SENTS, GREETING:

SENTs, GREETING:
WHEREAS, w. 4. Jones, l., Is.
Palamountain, William IL. Powell, A.
Hart, George B. hipscombe. W. a,
Grimmer, Joseph II. Pippen, Colin Nc
Nair, James W. Knight, Jno. White
and Seth s. Hicks, have associated
themselves together under Articles of
Agreement now on flc in the office OF
the Secretary of State, acknowledged
before the Clerk of the Court of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions of Edgeccombe
county, on the 7 day of April, 1881,
and have applied to be Incorporated for
the purpose of visiting the sick, bury
ing the dead, and educating the orphan,
under the corporate style of
Edgecombe Lodge, No. SO, Mdc
pendent Or.ier GJ OJd Fello,Os,
To pursue the business of visiting the
sick, burying the dead, and educating
the orphan at Tarboro, in the county OF
Edgccombe, for the term of thirty years.
NOW therefore, in pursuance of the
provisions of an Act of the General AS.
scmblv of the State of North Carolina
ratified on the eighth day Of November
one thousand eight hundred and fifty,
two, entitled "An Act to incorporate
Literary Institutions and Benevolent
and Charitable Societies." We do by
these presents declare the beforc-nen-
toned persons and their successors 4
! Corporation, according to the terms pre-
scribcd in said Articles of Agreement,
under the name and corporate style OF
Edgccombe Lodge, No. 50, lndepen-
dent Order of Odd Fellows, to carry on
the businss of visiting the sick, burying
the dead, and educating the orphan at
Tarboro', in the county of EIsecombe,
for the term of thirty years from the
date hereof. to have all the rights, pri,
vilegcs, powers and immunitics confer
red by the bcfore-recited Act of the
General Assembly, and to be subject 20
all the limitations, liabilities and re-
strictions imposed by said Act.
In witness whereof, His Excellency
David S Reid, our Governor, Captain
,o,o,1e General, and Comman1cr-in-
l.. 5. 5 Chief, hath signed with his
"'''' =" han1 these presents, and eau
scd onr Great Seal of the State of North
3 Carolina to be affixed thereto.
Done at our city of Raleigh, on the
10 day Of November, in the year of our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
tifty-four, AMI in the scventy-ninth year
/; os cur Independence.
DAVID S. REID.
BY the Governor:
s, T. 4dums, Dr., Private Secretary.
The southerner., 1854-11-18
$40 Reward,

RANAWAY from the subscriber on
Wednesday last, my negro man JOHN,
aged about 65 years, late the property
Of DIR. I. H. Hall. He is expected to
be lurking in the vicinity OF Tarboro'.
The above reward will be paid for his
apprehension and delivery to me, or il
confined in Tarboro' Jail so that | get
him again. GreenLer,y Cuussry.
November II, 1854.
The southerner., 1854-11-18
The Elections.

1t is not determined yet whether Scy-
mour, democrat, or Clark, whig fusion
list, is elected Governor of New York.
In Massachusetts, the Know Moth
lngs have succeeded by large majorities.
The southerner., 1854-11-18

The steamship Atlantic arrived at
New York on the 18th inst.
Cotton is unchanged. Flour had de-
clined. Money easier.
Sebastopol, at the latest advices, was
fiercely bombardcd, and it was conf
IDENTIFY expected would fall before the
25th ult.
The southerner., 1854-11-18
We speak as unto wtse Men-let the res
tored and afflicted ,jm2ye for


The whole animal creation are subject to
disease-but few die from sickness where
instinct is their only physician. The benefi-
cent Creator has given the various plants
anb roots for the cure of disease; and it is
upon this great truth that Df. Hampton ba-
ses the many wonderful cures of his celebra-
ted Tincture.
Truth is mighty. We appeal to our own
citizens. Wherever fairly tried the same
success attends its use in ehills and fcvers,
diseases of the liver, stomach and bowels.
As a CHOLERA preventive, it has been
truly successful. Coughs, dyspepsia, rheu-
matism, &c. yield to its gentle sway. AS Il
Female medicine and for delicate children,
we believe it has no equal.
A citizen of the Old Dominion thus speaks.
Scousri{te, -Aljemar'e county, Va. !
March %, 1853.
Messrs. Mortimer & Mowbray-Gcntlc-
men: | have been afflicted for the past :
years with dyspepsia, rheumatism and liver
complaint, suffering all the while with pains
in the shoulder, hips, back and sidcs--shitt-
ing from one side to the other-palpitatio
of the heart, loss Of appetite, cold sweats at
night excessive costiveness, and great de-
l,iity and weakness. | tried many rene
dies, which done me no good, but rather
grew worse. Last fall was advised to try
Rampton's Vegetable Tinct"re, and am hap
ny to say it has cured me, ] am now free
from all pain, and in the enjoyment of per-
feet health, and take great pleasure i'll re-
commenting the Tincture to all afflicted as
| have been. Yours, Jas. ". Noet
Esy~See advertisement.
For sale by Geo. Howard.
The southerner., 1854-11-18
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Bethesda Chapel, two miles west of
Sparta, will be dedicated to the worship
of Almighty God, according to the usa-
ges of the Methodist Church South, on
Sabbath, Nov. 10, 1S54.-Com.
The southerner., 1854-11-18
Markets.

TARBoRo' MARKET, Nov. II.
Turpentine.-Dip, Sd 90 to 3 25.
Tar, 81 25 to 2 SO.
Scrape 40 to As cts. per 100 lbs.
Corn, So 90 to 50 so per bbl.
Bacon, 10 to II cts.
Lard, 10 to II cts.
Cotton, 7 to 7! cts.
The southerner., 1854-11-18
UOpl1g.

JUST PUBLISHED, and for s,r.
work entitled, GROCER VII
LlAMS and LIBERTY or C,,v
SCIENCE 1t contains IL pages, !,
pamphlet form, in colorcd paper en.,.
at lo cents per copy. Apply to
N"rk Ersaea
Edgeccmbc Co., Oct. 4, 1854.
The southerner., 1854-11-18
Notice t0Builders.

THE undersigned having associated
themselves together for the purpose of
Carrying on Caypenterins,
Respectfully y inform the citizens of Edge
combc and the adjoining counties, that
they are now prepared to take Jobs cl-
thcr by contract for the whole or by the
day. G.. 3. L;pscomJe,
4. s. Ellison,
". 4. L;pseombe.
sD~We are also prepared to put up
C"ttt IsrcAu famps, in Edgccombe
county, at the shortest notice.
Tarboro', July 20, 1854.
State Of North Curoiinn.
EDcEcoMBE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
AUGUST TERN, 1854.
Orrin d. Dixon, Admir- of Penelope
Dixon, VS..
William Dixon and Others
Petition to make Real EStetc assets,
1T appearing to the satfslaqbion. of d" n,
Court that James Wlabprq, oGs OF the
defendants in this easa, ~ q non:- resilient
of this State: II is ordered BY the Court,
that publication be G.ade in The South
erncr Cor SIX weeks. notifying hin to
appear at the next term Of this Court,
to be held at tho Court House in Tar
boro', on tAe fourth Monday in. Novcm'
Der ncSs, thea and there TO- answer said
petition, or the same will be ia ben pr'
-o' te 50 and hearl er paris as to linn.
Witness, ", S. Pitt, Qlerk Of said
Court, at Office. The fourth Monday in
August, \: D. 1854.
u: s. P.I C|crk'
The southerner., 1854-11-18
NOTICE,

APPLICATION will be made to H..
next General Assembly of North C,rs sas
lima, to lay off anil Incorporate r.v' ,av
county. to be called Wilson, ont If NV NV
lions of Wayne, Johnston. El,ooalp% p%'
and Nash counties. Sc,t 10 1o"'
The southerner., 1854-11-18
Important Sale:

by virtue of certain Deeds of Trust,
executed to me by VIM. d. Thorne,
shall, on the sixteenth day of Deccm.
b4r 1854, sell at Public Auction in the
town of Wilson, the following property:
II Lot in s0iI IoVu,
With Dwelling and out-houses, Store
Ten-pin alley, Blacks mith shop, &c.
The southerner., 1854-11-18

nottce,
WILL BE SOLD to the hiyhe,,
bidder at Greenwood, on Saturd,rn n'' ~
25th of November next, 'n'
The Negroes
Belonging to the heirs of VIM H.,
cock, decd, to wit: '''''
Susanna, Tam, Amey and Ed;,,
Three of the Negroes are vouDo 49,,
likely, of good character, so far . . 'u' -,
subscriber knows. Susanna, the mo,, a'
er of all, is about forty-six wears a' n,'
but Of equal good character.
Terms made kaown oa Cay of sale,
o., -, By the agent,
Scotland Neck, N. c., Oct. IL, ls5i
The southerner., 1854-11-18

HIImingfo" MurI|f, Noe. Is.
Iurpentinc-In this article the re-
ce'p's have been somewhat larger than
The southerner., 1854-11-18

ETThc failure of Banks and private
bankers at the North and North Is
G. nt'"ualiy announced, and many others
arr expected to follow.
The southerner., 1854-11-18
FOREIGN STAPLE AND
Fancy Dry Goods,
enEgs~ =

Embracing all the latest novelties OF
the season.
Also, very large and general as
sortment Of Negro Goods, Baskets
Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Hard.
ware, Cutlery, China, Glass and Crock
cry ware, Groceries, &c. &c.
With every other article to be found
IN Is, similar establishments, all of which
will be sold at