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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-04

LFOE tHAKLF- Ton md FIDNIDA.--TN WTrkTN
IL United safes NAL lne.-Ihe siaunch ane seasoinf
steamer SutTuERSER Ewah, eointnanoer wi - PEE
gNor'l river Nelnes iay. November t0clork r. N
precisely FOR freight apply board where ali bis III
ading 80 be signed aud tor the rdte -pJ
1ilesion Co. y Broadway Cabin passage So The spen
dlt steamer MARION ". Poster. commander vii succeed
aud saturday November The f1v0flts steamer
CAROLINA having ressmcd her regular tr1s The various
landings the ST. JOINS river Florida. viii with
New iutk steamers ant leave Charleston TUESDAY .,
goeock, r ~ Through tickets y in kfon lie S. 70 n
laka $50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-04
RnIlLrAYr ATTRACTION -ATmEssUu moo

DRTiLIAST ATTHACTION--AyHES.su nRoog
- yD for only nigh. La ~ rnlrpt
called he spirit tofo viii hs Introduced for 10 irs me
America sts seond grand concert ~ The Bo,b~fs MOL.
LkhHAIFh. THURSDAY evrnng November y a. 10 Abe
Tho spi seho las crcs.d
tulois for ~ charming ami soaDJ pla,s sib
mat'fshp b. Her ii"ring Aso f ibe arr s Ia AB,~
"a The untsaiei baritone, Herr fciov nsi arrived
ionfvnt and tie s1etlsn Mna Brantsla. ~i
lshr the oacasan We Fiesset
engagement Of Mr. Aposlna# harpi.. shas
wes The escsheri Fsaast Mr. slets TIC orl.bfAtef a
ard Mons y LerFgrf n great tionnrAt flfkHts
manning concerts A. ~, klals Nka, sIto ~ k4d
pnLe pal music and book tOaecri 70
O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-04

TlOR SALE-TrE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A RE
tail dry goods s,rc in Of the best business locations
n the city The stOck all seasonabe goods having all
purchased lately and will be sold accommodating terms
Address Dry Goods, box 1885, Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-04

GOO REWARD.-LOsT. BETWEEN NOS. sls AND sI5
VLO broadway gold watch case, marked II. Y. in
side with eagle, 073 or 1914 The case IL
newly engraved with basket style with a shield ena
meled with flowers. Inquire ll9 Nassau street. So
where the reward viii be paid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-04

Elk REWARD-A LETTER PARCEL, ADDRESSED
pIC to X. w. Cameron Esq, No. Bowling Green NJ r.,
has by miscarred. IL IL
the and the above will be paid delivery
OF It's contents OK deed) to r. W. Cameron j. r. Boyd
WILLIAM reet and no stians naked.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-04

L'OR MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA, TO SAIL ON rHg
~ toh lnst.-rhe British clipper bark LAWRENCE,
Robt Salmon, master For few first and second class pas
senger There is sugeon attached TO this sap. Apply to
". GELLfBRAND. 9s Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-04

EiOR SALE-A LOCOMOTIVE BOILER NEARLY NEW,
II feet long. feet inches HIGH shell feet inches dia
meier with drums C3 pa inch tubes also,
one II inch bore ID inch stroke IL horse inch
bore inch stroke, 2horse power Apply 10 POOLE HAIR
RI6ON, 65 and 81 Burgers Slip.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-04

A USRALIA PIONEER LINE CARRYING THE ". "
"A mai-T fast sailing ship CYNTHIA. for Melbourne
having half her positively engaged, IA prepared
freight moderate terms applied for early. Apply to
X. w. CAMERON, No. bowling Green.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-07-14

We publish on our frat page letter
from Rev A. 49, LoNGsiRrnr in opposl~
uoi 10 the secret order Of Know No,hngs,
and we recommend It's perusal to the feli>
pious Of all denominations NJ. Longs
street . a distinguished member Of the
Methodist Z uiseopa Church, and Is recog
nzsd wherever he is known, Ms a gentle-
maa Of talon, and Of eminent plety. He
thinks tia, The time has arrived when every
man. whatever h- political opinions may
be. should sneak oG, boldly in opposition
60 THIS mysterious organization Ia his
opinion. e. s his duty az a patriot md as a
Cars6au Go resist the effort. Of q society
$50 seeks 20 arrest free discussion to
Bind the coasciencos nj men with unhal-
bowed oaihs. 10 proscribe individuals on &C.
eoaat o., h'r'h or their religious belief. to
sow d.sea,iou boa ogr happy land and which
seeks to drag religion into the arena of
politics, 30 order to elevate 4 set OF dema.
eosues 20 power II Professionalism IN the
dave Of ts weakness, was able to battle
successfully against the Catholics does It
now when IT Ia numerically strong and
powerful, aud Ia land of freedom. require
The assistance Of tho law to aid ~ Does
5, become pfo.es,an;ism, which has suffer,
ed persecution, and which has couleaded
for religious freedom, to forget is pas, bis
tory md It's principles, and in turn to be-,
some the prosecutors Such are the seut
menis Of this admirable letter, and they
coua'''uls an appeal to Intelligent, ilols
mia' tiers ard members Of Charehes. which
s destined 70 exercise a powerful effect in
arresiug The stream Of pollution ard biso.
r. which .lFs'eus ,o eugulpl true rc.'e
arl Dee freedom Of aa ais ant h.y
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-07-14

and u. Il. RUNNELs for d. Goyauor
a. taxing this course ss shall brieil, give
cur reasons, and submit. thorn o. IT, co.'s,
i,ra,.1a Of o7i nslcn
st. is WcI known. that uP 90 ;ar .a....
alsa Gov Please ruJash.4 .ls 0....,.a
sitter, advocating ,hc state staam. .h.i he
SOS Sac m1s. Popaar n-, .a t.e a.sie
add .aal !. Uas o. GENERALLY received af.I.
lon STAT, 100 a. likelihood. he would bs.a
a1 opponea: 10 c9ulca. Aa rr election
Wo were among Toe uumto. who damp
proved Of tho acutmen's of itAt letter
We wero Of those WAC. regarding Il as 80
issue ia ,ais canvass. aud na q policy det,.e
meual 20 toe best interests Of the State
thought that somc man oarh, 70 be brought
into the field to d.feat am.
such WAS the position Of Affairs until
within a few week. back. whea il was gHs
ie,slood taa, the f. - Convention sIHcb
assembled on tic l,rlos bad nominated
candidates fof Gogera3r t. Governor aaI
mambets Of Courrem This ogoat aroused
.h' q .."'a5a'j oil 'ae ''a''' IL "''''l'"'' 80
10 '9rcf'' " uHfniaiiea Us af~er, hnd rfo'
pared 70 meet t,s Invisible enemy large
and e".nuslast'c meeting was held ut Aus'
tn Immediately, md at las meeting Gov
Pease declared bis hostility 10 THIS secret
organization. Il wa' at '"'s meeting that
Hc was lnvtiod iHlo tHe Geld i'r "oFernor.
lfi bciofo 'hii enlightened body ho dis
claimed aly intention Of making tho state
system aH 'suo 10 the election,
p" N''e ''"ce '''u ''of'F'" ''' '"'N''''
10 which he states explicitly that ho never
intended 10 make lais question an issue %
the canvass, and that i elected he will Quite
with the Legislature upon Nny pan which
Wi Hs4te tire construction oi oar public
v9s4s IT, says
laHs8 WHO nave heretofore given u'
.ief isuce, and who now differ with
mp on 'h,s sol Get ! feel sattbed viii not
coalsua me tor an honest difference Of
.a.a t.ste $50 action ls proposed, or
.45 f1H .4a' opaaa an., soil meeta
.aa approval 81 a MAJORITY OF ihc cilfeps
90 tie Slate. oad to them now give tia
aesg@re, that So they d1 not ap.foys Of
Wy opinions aa .ls subject. 0ul j e.ocs,
ed, e.I.ayor 81 s,g1 effect 70 a1y pRet-a
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-07-14

The other day tho Wing papers we're"
,ocing over the success OF Sam IN 'n'
Wing city of Cleveland, Ohio. Ihsi u.
peope OF the South may know who San"
friends we're n Cleveland, on what primer
ples he WAS ~ c ceasful, aud by whom cleo
ted. We copy the following statement no"
tho Cievelsnd Express, the kno" VOW
ing organ in tina, city. Speaking Oh NV
election II says al
"Ihe Co!ored population s'"rf'"y p".'
for TIE American Irkef day bffo'' ''N''
day. In this they showed good Jn'pneps
and they will have no occas'oa 10 reg
their action. They ,poice ~''h a.
Sans triumph orer a medh, eor''P :"
byaska Administration. The Coiofea p'V
pie are Mattress /; and much be'ier '"'''.
than the horde OF Catholic ir''h w"' w.
yearly floating 10 our shores.'
The free Niger Of Ohio IL much ne'
than the slien,born ci,isens' Dis +
" american doctrine" in Clevelan'' -.
goes even further than the doctrine o. ~
Know Nothing Massachusetts liou,s
Representative, which has passed d" LA
sorting the equality Of negro children S
the children OF poor white persons "''"
native or foreign born. .,p
Freemen of Mississippi, what th,"A IN,
of Know Nothing victories ana .n' 80.
which they are bringing forth '--."'''''7
pan.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-07-14

g~~ We have been sending a paper to
Mr. lohn NJ NcCu.ioch. 81 Austia Teas,
a.nce tie lith Of lprl last. for "Aich we
vsre paid IN advance. III writes ps frrm
tia, place. stating tina, up TO the 2@rl Of
Juno he had not received copy. What
Is the cause Of this We send copies OF
the Republican to other parties in Austin.
al IN Ito came bundle, aad ss-iheso sub'
scnber. mako no complaint The fault must
hs a, tina, ofi,e W.I Nh McCui'och
have the kindness to hsu tho Agsia +.
\ over the coal.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-07-14

Know Nothing Convention. from VIII ""
m AZ. IN, followiny .,t,.., W.
> cor ,h, ,J.,c -,
d;.h.,d.,d tho conv.,,;,, V, 'rh and
b.v. don. shout
ia, ,,.,.,;,- y. "'es dsla.
,h., ,,,.c.. d.,u;a H." ."' very hins
,, c,.,d.d .,.,,., hv ~ ming lh,
!, the \.br.,ka Kama. I'm :. oonesss
eue. =, Co,o,,., nth ,f. 's''rfr
,,,o,,,. On thi, suh,~ot !, -" IT,
o,,,,o, /, ,,.,.rmi,. !, 1, p'e''es ~
I, .,udo,.lY lssvaS il o,., s"''7 Il
Tn. only vital oues,ion ,h.,
.,,en,,on Of the convention 'e'
which il spl,t-the slavery o,..u W" o.
,..oh,,;o,. nm this .uh,.c, a.. Ih'
.l a. d.h ~.t.r r,, 'eent
.o,,od that Convtss. e.upo, .o,.,;.' "fs'
l.. l.;.I.,. ,,on .l.vs,v in ,La ohs
.I..d, .,, Stat. from .a,,,;..; "s', O.
Lien h.c.u.. il. ron.t,,u,io, Az. Wv" zoe
-. ,.,,i,. III. ;,.,,,,,;, - " ooe
49,, =, IL, .oc;.l .x.,.m .,d ,A.'"
,.,r,.,,.,cebv Conpr... with ,l.,.''m
n,.,,;., If Col,mh,. wonld l.. w A'
Inn, =, IN. C,p.,,,n,,on, I'm, If Il, '''''0'
"a ,,.,.,,;o, ,C IN. de.d o( ,...,. 'p'"
W.,,l.nd to tina limited State. hn, "vn
- -. b, ,r,..i, ,y.r,. We
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r"oos" was ''"' "Vs''''' 'o"''e'''
10 '"e "'A
10 remain u" ""'e'""' ""' '''''', 'o>oP''
'a"o'' WV '"' ','I'" -" ''''""s'
surety '"ey '"u,' 49, o''" ." "'A'
haf'n mares anu ~ p''a' '''''s'"" 70
uos>"AHs /" ""'' ''''"''' ''
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h'eh Tue "l,n','"u" e'1' o''' N""'
D Arb n N,.fI 9 fpfsfTt
49,. ..Loovl,,...s H.. d7L.c,,xens,
ar ,h. ,I,I,a,m IN ,a,ya to shaver, h
il. ~. am. oi tbe 10Th
.,,,tl,.L IN. ,..,ln,,,ns ou the am,
,.,of .,.,,v ,,,d,y Tb,x ,u,, II. var,
,.n - tho main b,, ,se sh,.jd t.,re ,-,.
t...g,{ d, ,j,,,,act de-. .,,,,,ou ma, f5ug,.,
.''f't'" " "'"'''' ar ~ ''' ''''' '"s'''
r,a,,,,,,,,,o 4, L-l.. ,, ,,sbh,a ,lar,,
80. :, N, y,.,it,-,,,
a.. \,,,N,,. l,,,.... (,noib., Koa,
No,b,n, ,nurn,ll aud which. ii we ni.t.,
mt le,,y administered a severe retuk. "a
s'u'e"'uN ''' '"''.'r Jul
..',i.,."a. -, ,t,. nt,o,,n I, tLm.
senator " ,l,on and his lul!owera tor III,
rash haste with which they quit the convrn'
/ ton, ana intil"s,"N th"' those re-o'f'lo"
''''' WV. ~ ~ '''' go '''' wv
In. ls,b section Of the pl,,fo,,s i.s5.
as explicit IA we would wish but j. aa'
no such col'Hnt' A. lh' Nh"lili'h Tess o.
,,jero,,, ,,8,,earcs rJ opi,,ss 1,a,a q
c'''i on ne 'N5.c' q" 'Idreyg 5c''0e"n q"
Norh ant ne N'ttf. Got5 mo- ~
sr'rH Nor'hefr mas nose a"r1 ~ ~
gidrtFg er'nde'o7f az II - Sd'4 ~ ~"
presses bW or ne contrary LSdtct 'refg
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-07-14

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Mrs, bu' t" ihr '"e' '''' "8 ''''s' ' '.'
chances for e.eci1n t"l WHY ''t'''''.
w.. rsr,,l.ct yery DISTINCTLY. that be t0ah
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''' ''' was E'''
"a candidate iaf Governor.
I.l.. f.,a.st.I..a.t WA.
a de.' cato '' tAe hH.ii"'-' .''N,''".
We heloye le was. and. ~ ve have Oh
..,.l ....I ,,..,t 10, Hon
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ton iu iaFui 90 tHt lrea"" u'it R"ieh ''@'"t
sa,ts. IN That body.
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AMOR .Ats' WHO A'" '..' 1''''Y
rars
w., r..4- nti...y anon Meh.trf.
OiaF, 8ud tho great wing tAtth /" WIZ"
seems ,ga.ugye much hy which bc meant,
5000. t....,,... D..
WE P'''l'''''
NlA'-' tu' "A.-s H'''''' '''' 10
WAS elected 10y sing NOV NoI"..F '''''
20 Congress. be would De u'"'f '9's-
tons go them
Wetlll pass over much oi lis speech
..g-..ge on,, on su.o points which vp
......,,.,.# al, n,tsr,..r
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-07-14

81 Gov. pcase has issued pfoeiama,on
submitting the Texas Debt liiIl to tho d.fe-!
e Of the people at the August election.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-07-14

,.4 r...i,a,t la,r recently written letters,
--a....att u.s.. a-alc. upon Ae.f church
I.. t. suppose uat Nr hfaason uttered '1-
, ,5,- tt.., b. -.
.s. W.u.I t.r, D.. ..e'ytY publish d. itsc-
.oa4 pro tl" i' pc '' ''e 90. .''..,,fi
.., a.. .-.,,. .ss-... Co presume that
... u...a".t Namn C"'ho.- Is a Typo
..... ..-.. .-......, t.t t...
..-# 90 f.l.. r.s... and ~. Know Moth
:r.5..rl ...,-.i. a peri &. piece Of dcn
aum5Gg and ,.ap-trap designed Tor n' o."er
purposes Than to fe' t'''' ana '' ''' sue"
Oh "iI'H Oh .ra '''''- .''''
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...,... ,.-.... .. .,. .f ,.e ,-ot.lnra, ot.a..
..a.. ..a British kia,...,t Bee ob,islctei to
g laa, % naturalization During WHaaF-
Hri.a- administration. Gle f,r.doi ""'af...-
1a'I'H "a7 i.isi taxed at iN' aud "i'''"'fi'
f."..' 70 I'VE wears !" ~ " ''''' ',..'
4............ .t.., .... -.
......-.. "a ,.,,..... fl ID.
....e..s nam lgo3 v.en Jefferson was
.r..,f ra. ,I.ea,maerst. .,.sr.a, ia power
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-07-14

Since our last the river rose some -,
eirh, inches but is now falling
of no riss above the rsn' -->"''''f
lSnrfi. y earn
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-07-14

Eou SAIH.-A ok hundred aud foti5
acre Toby land certificate tpPy at the
Office
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-07-14

or The following are the nance OF no
Ie1as delegates to the Know Nothing
Convention. recently held Al PhiisdslPh"
whose nnmes are reg s.ered IN che proceed
ing. Of that body: c. A. Harper. j. l.
Mccall, 5. II. Dsrden, K. N. Sevis, J'h1
Stamps, H. Yoskum, T. II. Iilden
ioakum. whose name 10 given /" this h'''
ia Gen ilouston's figh, bower.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-07-14

rng EXAMINATIONS Our town has
been ealivened during the past eock WIKI
tbs examination Of the pupils ut tho Ma
sonle Female institute. Wa have boen 80
busy that we have not had the leisure To
attend. bui Judging fum the report far.
rished By friends, u has been o cred.table
affair both to the teachers and pupIIs
On Thursday night Mrs $saAu "
KELSEY gave a concert IN the lrsliia,e with
iae pupils under her charge. Mrs hrtsrf
possesses rare combination Of masical ge
Mus. energy. aad indnairg and he rapi
advancement Of her pupils thesclence of
music, es!acos a happy talent for infad. 3
instruction. she deserves the confidence
aud srppoile 81 The Community end iaefnt
istine maaner 10 which her concert was
eigei aa ce'8aHcoiaatsha b d.sa0si
d. ~ q popular ,eaclaT,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-12-21
NIXON'S HOUSE.

FORMERLY MRS. BoRDEN'S,1
West Side Railroad. GOldsboro', =. c.
&S THIS EXTENSIVE AND WELL-KNOWN PUB
Ac Establishment has been purchased and reopened
1t is pleasantly and conveniently situated in the
business, and is directly opposite to, and WEST of the
Ticket Offices of the Wilmington and Weldon and the Cen
trail Railroad Companies where the stop their ar
val and departure, and where
to take baggage and give such other attentions
the traveller may require
THE HOUSE has been remodeled repaired and thor
out with furniture selected with special care
ranged with eye single to the comforts of the casual
guest permanent boarder.
THE TABLE
Will be richly furnished with the substanals the dantes
and decacies of the seasons foreign well domestic
markets will be rendered tributary the supply
which will be served in the best style by orderly obg
ing and we-rained servants
THE BAR
Will be storehOuse of the best Wines and Liquors. and
perntended by gentleman of courtesy and integrity thor
oughy acquainted with his business the know
edge of what is due to the rights and comforts of pub
lic as well as to himself and his employer.
THE STABLES
Which among the best in the State have been placed
ways his the best and experienced
ers and will be among the chief cares Of the propreto
to that horses of his guests be we'll fed and thorough
grOOmed,
This establishment has been purchased itte
expense, and it will be the pleasure
it will be the interest," of the subscriber rende
the House i'll every respect equal to in the country
therefore trusts that generous public will and
nue the liberal patronage heretofore extended to this Hous
while under the of its former propretress Mrs Border
who gained for it celebrity thrOug hout the entire Union
! Aug. IL. 1955.-294-Iy. II. L. NIXON.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-12-21
Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON, NORTH CARROLL

ARRIVED.
Dec. I5-Schr Emily, Mankin from New York, to J. H.
Flanner with mdze.
Steamer Flora Mcdonald Evans, from Fayetteville T.
c.. & B. g. Worth
Steamer Enterprise, Dicksey from Elizabethown Geo.
Harriss.
l7-Steamer Sun, Mc2immon, from Fayetteville, to W.
H. Marsh lighters in tow with naval stores and cotton
Dec I7-Schr. Lamartine, Briggs, from New YORK to T
c. Worth
Steamer Spray, Price, from Smthville, to A H. VanBok
kelen
ST. anna Fanny Luterloh, Stedman from Fayetteville to
Lutterloh s. Elliott.
CLEARED.
Dec. l7-B-g Andrew Ring, Foster, for West Indies, by
Russell al d Br); with lumber.
Dec l8-sohr A F. Howe, Wyman, for Norfolk, Va, by
T. c. Wor b; with lumber
Dr. Schr Trent, Roberts, for Grand Turtle Cay Abaco
by Z. G. Worth with lumber, sc. -
Steamer Flora Mcdonald, E ans, for Fayetteville by
! c.. 8. q. Worth.
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh, Stedman, for Fayetteville by
| Lutteroh & Elliott >,
Dec l9-Steamer Spray, Price, for Smithevlle by A
Van Bokkelan. - -,
Schr VIM l. Springs, Mulford for Philadelphia, by 7.
Worth with naval stores, &c.
Schr H Z. Weston, Mallory for Philadelphia, by Geors
Harriss with naval stores, &c.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-12-21
CLARENDON IRON WORKS.
WILMINGTON, n. I
III. NROK KELEN pV

-
a. I'll. VANBOTxKELEN, ProprIttor.
L the " CLARENDON IRON WORKS. soicits orders
for
Steam Engines of any power style
Saw Mills of every variety.
Mining Machinery and Pumps.
Grist and Flour Mills complete
Parker, Turbine and other Water Wheels.
Rice Field Pumps and Engines.
Leavitt's Corn and Cob Crushers.
Rice Threshers
Single Machines.
Shafting, Hangers and Pulies.
Cotton Gins and Gearing.
Iron Castings of all kinds and patterns.
Brass do do do do do
Locomotive and Tubular Boilers
Flue and Plain Cylinder Boilers
Blacksmiths' Work of all kinds.
Iron Doors for Houses and Jails.
The Establishment having been reorganzed for the
press purpose of nsurng punctuaty the execution Of all
orders, the public may rest satisfied that any work which
may offer will be promptly delivered according promise
and Of such workmanship cannot fail to give satisfaction
THE MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT being in charge
Of ct talent and experience have hesitation
ing that the work hereafter turned out shall compare ia
voraby in every respect with that of the celebrated
the States and at prices which will make it the ineres
Of all in want to send me their orders.
REPAIR WORK always done without delay and hav
ing large force for that purpose will prove avantageou
to any person needing such to give the preference with
regard expense of sending the from distance
Orders will be addressed to Clarendon Iron Works,
Wilmington, n. G. A. II. .VANBOkKELEN
Oct. 18TH 34-f.
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NOTICE.


THE subscriber having qualified Executor Of Mrs Mary
E. Massalon, decd gives this notice to all persons
debted to said deceased to make payment and to those
having claims against her. to present them AXopery auhent
Gated the law requires this notice VIII be pleaded
bar of their recovery.
Further notice is given that the subscriber will sell
on credit of six months at the late residence of the
deceased the Household and Kitchen Furniture and the
LIST of January next Exchange Corner the HOUSE and
LOT where she resided will be rented for twelve
months Purchaser and the person renting to give the
usual sufficient bonds
NDec l7th.--[S7-l6-ts. MILES COST1N Executor.
r ARGE SALE OF NEGROES, STOCK, CORN,
IL FODDER, &C.-On THURSDAY, Dec 9th, | shall
offer for sale to the highest bidder my residence
Rocky Mount Nash Co., N c., the following property,
70 likely negroes, among them No Carpenters;
20 horses and mules among which fine Brood
Mares in foal to the Jack;
large fine Jack, cost ST. ,025 in Kentucky;
large LOT of Cattle ~ which of pure
Devon blood-one the finest Bull in the State, and
others deeply crossed;
large flock of Sheep deeply crossed with Cotswould;
Wheat Trasher capable of trashng 600 bush per days
Brandy Stills, holding l20 gals the other 65 gals
l Sixty-Saw Cotton Gin, by Griswoud
Fifty-Saw Cotton Gin, by Kidd
1900 to 1900 bbs. Corn;
$50 Stacks Fodder
$50 Fat Hogs;
30 Sows and Pigs;
l Wheat Fan;
pair fine Match Horses
good Carriage and Harness;
Bugges and Harness;
bbls good Apple Brandy together with Wagons,
Carts Farming Implements, Kitchen Furniture, &c.
The sale to continue from day day until all is sold
TERMS. Six months credit will be given upon all
over ten dollars. DAVID MCDANIEL.
Dec I9-tds
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WHAT ADoLITIoNIsM PRoPosEs.-We do not care
often to advertise, to any considerable extent. the
OPINIONS of the Northern believers in the horrible
atrocities of the institution of slavery but the follow
ing sentences, uttered by the Hon. Joshua X. Gid
dlngs, may amuse some of our readers:
81 look forward to the day when there shall be a
servile Instruction in the South when the black
man. armed Vih British bayones, and led on by Brit
ash officers, shall assert his freedom, and wage wal
Of determination against his master; avhen the TORCH
Of the incendiary shall light up the to,cAS and citie
Of The South, and blot out the last vesge of slavery
And though | may not mock at their calamity, no
laugh when their fear cometh, yet will hail it as th'
dawn Of political millennium
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900 WANTED FROM THE STOCKHOL-
- III .OOO ders of the Fayetteville Warsaw Plank
Road Company Another nstalment of 30 cent on the
whole 80 is called for, and Immediate payment required
The shares of delinquent Stockholders who fail to pay
with the Treasurer of the company or
The annual meeting the Stockholders will be held at
the Court House. in Clinton, the same day.
| Dec 2l.-I6-N P MURPHY, Sec'y, Treas.
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SOAP AND CANDLES.

TNHOSE SUPERIOR articles, manufactured in Whining
ton by Messrs. Costin Gaord offered for sale by
the undersigned who has been appointed Sole Agent for
their disposition in this place. Dealers and
invited to examine and test them by in comparison with
such imported from the North. Samples offered
gratu ously with full conviction that these articles
fair trial. will be preferred to any other in market while
thoy will be sold for a less price.
Nov. 81 GEO. HOUSTON.