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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-05-04
A chance to make Money.
April 20, 1855.

Z 1sAOA4Oy6
Profitable and Honorable Employment!
THE subscriber DESTROYS ofhaving agent in each
| county and town of the Union. capital of from
$40 only will be required and anything like fiji
cent energetic make from three to five dollars
per day;-indeed some of the agents employed are
realizing twice that Every information will be
given by addressing postage paid)
w. A. KINSLER,
apo St Box 1928, Philadelphia, Pa, Post Office.
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s'THE BEST BLooD."--In a recent speech in
The British House OF Commons, Lord PalmerstoD.
defending the arisocracy, said that the best blood
ofthe United Kingdom had been shed in the Crmea.
What is s'the best blood - The Bible informs US
shat the Creator made "of one blood" ali nations
Of men. So that "the blood" OF all men must
hnve been at time equally good. Now the
question arises, how it became divided into dE
lerent qnalitIes-good, better best, and vile, ver,
viIcst. In fact, what is good, and what is bad I?
Is good blood that which is pure and in healthy
state, and bad blood that which is impure and
tainted with i'll humors? If so, the peasantry and
laborlng men OF most countries have the best
blood, and in that aspect of it, Lord Palmersion
was right when he said that 'he best blood" of
Britain had been she'd in the Crimea. The blood
chiefly shed there was that of the healthy and
vigorous sons Of Toll, and it has been shed in
oceans.
However, Palmerston had no such plebean cur
rents in view when he spoke OF the "best blood
did he refer TO exalted moral and intellectual
excellence, irrespective of birth The "best
blood,' in his opinion, is the aristocracy though
it should be shamelully effeminate, brutality ig-
norant, viciously corrupt-it is still ,he ''best
blood and the worst blood is that which, though
it might combine the genius of Shakespeare and
the piety of Fenelon, is irretrievably damned by
plebeian Observation-Disclosures Despatch.
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. Cents Reward.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, about the first of
II April last, ARTHUR S. GLOVER, indentured
apprentice the Tailoring Business. He is about S
years of" age All persons forewarned not to
ploy or harbor said boy as the law will be rgdIy
forced against them. r. Nj. ROBINSON.
May 4, 1855. 41-3w
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Post-Omce Notice.

T Under the recent Post Office law PREPAYMENT
u OF LETTERS will be required in all cases and
ater the st of APRIL next. Letters deposited with
out pre- payment will not be mailed.
+. M. ROSS, r. M.
Post Office, Charlotte N. c., 36
March 9th, 1855.
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Gen. Suffer, once the richest, is said to be now
among the poorest men in California. TO poverty
is added the infirmities Of old age.
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100000 men are said 10 have persisted at the
peat OF war since the commencement Of the pres
ent struggle between Russia and The allies.
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Wood! Wood! Wood!!.

DROPOSAL will be received for 500 COR DIS
+ OAK OR PINE WOOD, flour feet long) be de-
lvered at the RusilI Mine. Persons DESTROYS of
tracing will find a cash purchaser by applying mme-
diatey w. +. SEELE4, Agent.
March 80, 1855. Soft
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NOTICE.

| LII persons warned gainst trading for Note
y given by me, the 18th April, 1856, payable to
Jas. NJ. ONeel, for the of Thirty Dollars, the
property for which the said note given proves
deficient in of the qualities represented, and am
determined not to pay the said note unless compelled
by law.
SETH HOTCHKISS.
April 90, 1855 39-3t*
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned has bought the entire interest Of
i DR.. John Allison and J. r. Daniel, in the Notes and
Accounts of the old firms of Spratt & Allison, and
Spratt Daniel & CO. Those indebted to said firms
having claims against them will please call for
settlement. Those indebted must not expect indulg
ence the business Of said firms must be settled mmc-
dately Z. l. SPRATT.
April Is 3S-3t
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What kind Of essence does young man like
when he pops the question? Acquiescence.
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A Notable Fact !!

OUR unsettled acconts for year before last and last
| J wear, we must have closed by Cash good Notes
right straight along r,ithou respect to persons. Our
creditors make US .FAcE MUSIC, all occasions,
and we learnt" dance by ourselves ANY LONGER
" Talk enough
PRITCHARD & CALDWELL,
march O. 1855 33tf No Granite Row.
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LII persons hereby cautioned against trading for
4 Note given by the undersigned to t. N. Sprau
Executor of A. robinson, decd, for FOUR HUNDRED
AND FIFTY.NINE DOLLARS, dated January 23d,
1655-as the property for which said Note giren is
unsonnd and determined not to pay it unless CON-
PEELED by due of law.
March "a 1855. 81 MARTIN ICEHOWER.
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The new liquor law of Pennsylvania goes into
operation on 1st October next.
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Notice.

IN oT1ce.
HAVING bought out the entire interest of VIM. E.
[ | Moss in the firm of DAVIDSON & MOSS, l will
continue the business at the old stand, and deter
mined to offer great inducements to all who will favor
with call, and especially. to those who buy for
Cash. The Notes and Accounts of the late firm are
in my hands, and will be settled by alone.
B. III. DAVIDSON.
April 20.,1e55. 39tf
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NOTICE..

THE subscribers have been appointed Commissioners
to receive subscriptions at this place to the increased
Capital Stock of the Bank Of Cape Fear Books will
be opened the Branch Of the Bank of the State
Charlotte, Thursday the 18th instant and remain
open for sixty days.
]. w. OSBORNE, }
c. J. FOX, Commits.
T. w. DEWEY. }
April TO- 1855. 3S.4w
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Providence Female Academy.

THIS Institution, under the of Miss P j. CT BsoN
| commenced it's Spring Session the second instant.
Miss G. well recommended, and the subscribers
take pleasure in presenting their friends and neigh
bors opportunity of educating their daughters with
the expense of sending them from home. Her terms
will be moderate, and follows viz:
Rates of Tuition.
lst. Course including Reading, Writing, Arithmetic,
English Grammar and Modern Geography, 5 90
90 Course.-Hisory, Oral Arithmetic, Natu-
raj Philosophy, Physiology, Botany, and Com
Sd Course.-Algebra, Chemistry. Ancient &C.
ography, Rhetoric, Mental and Moral Philoso-
ply, Mythology and Geometry, 10 90
EXTRA.-Music and use of Instrument, Pr
ano and Guitar each, Is 90
French, 90
Latin, 90
German, 0G
Embroidery, 90
Drawing and Painting, 90
u Boarding can be had in the ncighborhood rca-
s0nabFe terms.
WILLIAM RAE,
JOS. E. SAMPLE,
w. NJ. MATTHEW'S.
Ap6 St 81
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JUST RECEIVED,

hats and CAPS on consignment, at Boone's Boot
LII and Shoe Emporium.
Dec 90, 1854 23tf
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April 10, 1855.

Look Out.
'THE. Notes and Accounts of the firm of Brian and
| Thompson are in my hands for collection. Those
indebted must pay CASH before April Court, or
their Notes and Accounts will be placed in the hands of
al officer CERTAIN.
J. N. THOMPSON.
April 37-6w
Wing copy.
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r. ri. CARTIER.

r.. ri. CARTIER,
% RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
"A public generally, that he carries the Tailor
III ing Business, and Is prepared to execute
aers 10 the neatest and most fashionable style.
Garments will be made to ORDER in strict conformity
with the present prevailing fashions and les Of the
day. Warrants his work 20 ft and well made
Shop in No A, Springs Building Robinsons old stand
Charlotte. Feb 29tf
The North-Carolinian., 1855-08-11
The largest Carriage Factory III the south.
a. A Nfckcthan

EcSpecfuly informs his friends aud the public that he
has built up large substantial Brick Buildings his
ola Stand. expressly for manu- acturing Carria
Thankful for the liberal patronage he has received
for the last u years he hopes by strict attention
business. with desire to give satisfaction. merit a
continuance OF the same He warrants his work to he
made of the best material and by experienced worne
i'll each branch of the business His work will compare
favoraby with any made in the United States.
and durability.
He is determined TO sell and do any work in his line
good terms any work done elsewhere that is
well done Ike now has hand. finished the largest
stock ofCARRlAiES. BAROUCItES. ROCkAWAYS.
AND BttittlS ever offered in this place. and Il very
large stock OF work nearly finished which will be sold
very low for Cash, short time puacaI en- ton-
crs. Eft@llc has on hand more than ONE IIJ- \DRED
AND FIFTY Vehicles finished and iE course of CON
struction.
ES~ -l work made by him is warranted II months
with fair usage and should it fail by bad workmanship
or material will be repaired free Of charge.
Persons wishing to buy would do we'll to call and
examine for themselves.
Orders thankfully received and promptly attended to
Repairing executed at short notice and on very rea-
sonablc terms.
Fayetteville Oct l. 1854.
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Southern Watering Places.

We are gratified to hear that very few people
from the South have gone North this season
pleasure and could wish that none would 30
business. 1t is high time had called Il
halt We are treated worse at the \ orth than
if we were fOrei On enemies. Besides insults
and systematic organizations against our nsti-
tutions a Southern gentleman cannot take his
body servant with him without being mobbed
and plundered We are under no necessity of
suhcctng ourselves to such treatment and at
the same time pay the Yankees for nhcting it.
We have sea bathing and mountains, and health
giving fountains in abundance Oh this side Of
the Potomac. Let us all with accord de-
tcrmine to stay at home, and spend what money
We have to spare, among our own people. We
SHALL experience more pleasure in the expenditure
of it, and at the same time augment the means
OF Southern independence. For years past the
prodigality Of Southern pleasure seekers, and
the purchases of Southern merchants, have sup
piled the fanatics of the North with the sinews
of war to carry their crusade against us
| Wilson, of Massachusetts who is said to have
become a millionaire by selling brogans to
Southern Shareholders is only one of the
million who riot in wealth accumulated from
slave labor. The almighty dollar is the only
god whom the genuine Yankee 6evoutly adcres
and II he were made to feel that he could only
approach the presence of that deity and hope
for his favor by changing his tone and action in
regard to the South should speedily witness
I" 'ot''i le'oiutioh III his sentiments ana dePoTt
ment Instead Of harpng upon the monstrouS
| cruelty of masters to slaves, we should be ex
horted to double the chains, and inhict a thou
sand lashes for every one now given
The proprietors Of the Virginia Springs have
made unusual prepare tions this season Tor the
| accommodation of guests, aud every enjoyment
which rational pleasure seeker can desire ma =
be found a some one or all of these deilght1ui
| Iretreats-Richmom1 Wing.
If people would stay at home altosether a ana
behave themselves, they would be better OIL
The North-Carolinian., 1855-08-11
sslDO Reward.

Runaway from the Subscriber on the 9th of October
lS3mv negro Sarah. She is about % years old
feet or inches high wei CHS about 20 1870 pounds.
She has lost upper front TOOTH it has either decay
ed or been broken off she is of black color holds her
head erect with a smiling counenancc when spoken
to- understand that she has Il child several months
Old She IS probably lurking about DR. John Richard
son plantation the east side of Cape Fear river in
i}iadcn county she has relations that plantation:
or may be in Robson county i'll the neigborhood of
Archibald Malloy. where her husband is at work:
more probably in the suburbs of Fayetteville she
has been heard of there several times among her
friends
will give fifty dollars for her delivery to her
confinement in any Jail. that / get her; and
fifty dollars for evidence to convict any white person
of harboring said negro.
JOHN PATTERSON.
Dobbinville I. 0. Cumberland Co., \. G.
W
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PILOT MOTNTIIN

This Grand Natural Curiosity of the Southern
States is located in .Surry county. miles west of
Salem, is miles from Gernanton Is miles. west ii
bethany and Is miles east OF Meant Airy. There is
public conveyance by tri weekly Stage passing
within } miles of this place, from whence trav elcrs
and vIsers can get private conveyance. This place
has become one OF much resort for the last and present
season. Over 500 the last. and between 200 and 300
up to date There Is no lan9e. a:A: Ii ascend
ing the Plnacc now, IA there good steps sffS
ladders well secured with iron hand rails. The House
is still kept up by the subscriber-one and half
miles south of the Iinaclcin its usual style. whcr"
vsitcrs will be accommodated for any length of time
Prices Will be moderate Address ali communications
to the subscriber at Little Iadilin, Stokes CO.. n C.
W. GILLIAN.
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FOR SALE
y / X + ID I CED PRICES
For CASH on short Time.
$50 Carriages. arorlcEeS
Il O Il s 4 LIE

ROCKAWAYS & BUGG1ES of eueyy descyiption
MANY of which finished. and the balance holm o.
finished daily: among which are many nt,, and
bcautifuI styles and one rery fine Carriage Some
Of them very light, and all made in the manner
and of the best materials Nv facilities for tlono
Carriage work sre0ter than any establishment
south and can afford and determined to sell work
of the test quality low as 1t can be built for by
any
10 Those who are indebted to me will please pay
up my business requires my outstanding debts to be
collected. a. a. MckETlIAN.
February 3D. 1855. If
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LAND FOR SALE

On Monday the 18th day of August next. being
Monday of the Extra Term of Cumberland Superior
Court shall offer for sale at the Court House door in
the town Of Fayetteville 500 Acres of Land both
sides of the Morganton Road II miles from Fayette-
vile. very finely timbered with Pine. Oak &c. OF
which none have been cut off or boxed Also.
100 Acres between Puppy Greek and Little Rockish,
II miles from Fayetteville also we'll tm'ered.
And 200 Acres Blacks Creek. about Is miles
from Fayetteville. aud very we'll timhered and con-
venent to Little River. which will afford great con-
yenence for sending off the large Timber.
Plans of the aforesaid tracts will le exhibited day
of sale and also of made known on that da
WILLIAM SHAW.
Cumberland County. July Z, 53-6t
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All persons indebted to me. either by note or ac-
count for the 1851 must forward and settle
by the first of September next, their Notes and
counts will be placed in Of coilcc ton: and
variation from this Notice will be adhered tot is
not intended for a humlug. but
Will be strictly enforced. Interest will be charged
on all accounts after they have stood ninety days
DANIEL KELLY.
mo 1
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ice.

The subscriber has removed to Shaw'S luildn Q
Gillespie up stairs. where he still carries
the TAILORING BUSINESS in all its branches
Having had practical experience in most the Atl9 mite
cities. he feels assured that he please the most
;lsidouS.
All orders Will ,e executed with ncatncss and de
pltcl. I. MONAGHAN.
Oct !. 1854. IF
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NOTTCE

The undersigned would respectfully inform the pal,
lie, both i'll town aud country, that he is preparadft
do all kinds of MASON WORK. PI.asTERISG. 3c
Persons in the country wishing work done in my
would do well to give me call, as think can -
satisfac ton. Address
F. " JAMES. !.
Ang. +. If Fayetteville \. Z. &
The North-Carolinian., 1855-08-11

7 10 z ) e II 2 7 Y q > e . w.
GLASS JARS pint, !, J, and gallon.
Stone dttor anf gal. with Northern.
Ditto ditto. }. l, ?, 3 and gallon, up country.
Earthen Jelly Cans white. i. and pint.
60 dOz. green Tumbers. for Jelly. SOC doZ.
For sale at ~ THE CROCKERF STORE. by
W. \. TILLINGHAST.
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TO PASSENGERS.

The STEAMER sun will leave this place every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY at - ninutes 0fte, sualist,
and Wilmington every WEDNESDAY, and S\TUR-
DAY u II -cIock, with Passengers and Freight.
r. VI. ORREIT. Agent.
Fayetteville. Oct. l. 1851. 96-f
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UHELl T,

VHE1T
10000 Bushels Wheat wanted, highest
cash price given.
GEO. McNEILL.
zEEs- Cold Spring Mills being thoroughly repaired
will receive and grind Wheat. G. Men.
] June l6. 1859. 3m
The North-Carolinian., 1855-08-11

Say twice without mistake, Peter Piper's
peacock peckcd peck of pepper out OF pew
ter platter; if Peter Piper's peacock pecked q
peck of pepper out of pewter platter wnepe
the peck of pepper Peter PiperS peacocA
peckedI"
The North-Carolinian., 1855-08-11

Il thought you were born on the first day of
April" Said benedict to his lovely wife, who'
had mentioned the twenty-frst rs herbirth-dny,
"Most people think SO from the choice I riladc'
,of a husband - She replied.
The North-Carolinian., 1855-08-11
spring GOODS, Is
ANIES YLE

JAMES
Is now receiving his supply of Goods, among which
Printed Lawns, Brilliontccns;
Grenadines Bareges.
Grape Arpcn. Silk Tissues
Plain. figured and plain black Silks.
Colored Silks-plan. plaid. and striped,
Embroidered Grape ShaNlS.
Dunnclls. Aliens and BiggS Prnis,
n1hams--Frcnc and others.
Bonnet. Neck and Cap Ribbons,
Straw and silk Bonucts.
Fresh Linens. Lawns and Diapers,
Linen DamaSk Table Cloths.
Boiling Cloths from No. to 10,
Superine Cloths and Cassmcrcs,
Twceds and Kentucky Jeans
Blcachcd Shifting and Sheetngs,
Brown
RcatlyMa,Ie Clothing,
With many other Goods. All Of which offered
at the lowest market price
March 20, lS53.
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SPRING, 1855.
PEARCE & FERGUS USON

SPRING, 1855.
PEARCE & FERGUSON
Are opening and receiving general assort
ment of
Foreign and Domestic, Fancy and Staple
DRY GOODS
Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Boots and Shoes, and a
general assortment Of Read made Clothing,
Which they offer at WHOLESALE or RETAIL. at
low prices and upon accommodating terms to punctu
customers.
b. L. PEARCE. J. 3. FERGUSON.
March I5 1855.
TO -MERCHAyNTS & .N4.NUF4CTtRERS S
OF TIN U.fRE.
have on hand now and shall keep a supply Of Tin
Plate Block Tin, Iron Wire Rivets; Lead Pipe, Sheet
Lead &c. =
Il Is Is O., s777 r. = ~ -
of my own Manufacture. at wholesale and retail
c. W. ANDREWS. Market Square
March -. 1850 37-tf
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Wilttcr'S Patent SaIa anIcr Safe.

We keep constantly hand assortment of TIL
above Safes. warranted tireproof and dcsrous of
tending the demand for them the makers have been in
dueed to deliver them here at New York prices.
D. X ". McI.AURIN. Agents.
0ctG1cr l. 1871. If
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TAKE NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE.
Having bought the entire interest Of Mr. Reuben
Jones, in the firm of Jones & Lett. shall continue
business at the we'll known stand on Person street.
opposite the Cape Fear Bank. my account.
where all my friends, til" trading public. and the rest
OF mankind. respectfully invited to call and
make their selections from \ NEW STOCK Of srl-
pcrior FAMILY GROCERIES, Co>FEcTIoNAKIts
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY-GOODS &c. &c.
All kinds of country produce taken in exchange to
goods.
April 6, 1853. j. w. LETT
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=
ID s s OF IT ITO "

y > > q 4 = z Z y " -
The copartnership heretofore cyisiRG betty |Nl tis
undersigned. under the firm of fsoI5ei % EHafes,
this day dissolved by mutual consedl
against the firm will be settled by W.--Ar3ans.
whom all persons having claims wflinllsase preseia
them. = 4
JAMES p. ROBERTSO.l
w. a. EVANS. E
Aug.,,4 57-4t a.
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SPRING TRADE, 1858.
Our Goods coming in Store, embracing a
general assortment of
DRY GOODS,
Hats, Caps, and Bonnets, Boots and Shoes,
HARDWARE. AND
READY MADE CLOTHING
We offer stock at usual low rates for CASH :tsr
to prompt paying Customers
Being desirouS of conning trade to the Dry
Goods line Offer stock Of Hardware at reduced
prices
We hope and expect that those indebted to US will
come prepared to square accounts.
HALL & SACKETT.
March 81. 1853. 39-tf
The North-Carolinian., 1855-08-11

A stocking Knitting machine, which was pat
ented in 1851, is now Oh exhibition III New
York. Tie Mirror says: A girl ten years old
can knit half dozen pairs OF s'ochhSS II! IL
day, working the machine by hand or loot In
a factory with motive power one On, person cam
entirely made by tile machine, from top to toe,.
and no nimble fingers of Industrious elderly mai
den. sitting by the hearth corner, could ''widen"
or marrow. or ''heel' or toe" more perfectly
The invention is in the hands of stock compa-
many Elnhange.
The North-Carolinian., 1855-08-11

USE OF ToBACco-In the United States ply
sicians have estimated that twenty thousandi
persons die every year from the use of tobacco. .
In Germany the physicians have calculates
that of all the deaths which occur between the
ages Of eighteen and twents s-six, onc-lalf origin
ate in the waste of the constitution by smoking
They say that the article eXhaUsts and deral'--
ges the nervous powers, and produces long
train of nervous diseases, to which the stomach
is liable and especially those forms that 60
under the name of dyspepsia. 1t also eNerts q.
disastrous influence OH the mnd-Ihila Le"ScT
The North-Carolinian., 1855-08-11
McLAURIN & STR .ANG +.
JAMES G. SMITHS
HAIR DRESSING AND SHAVING SA

FAYETrEN!II.r HOTEL.
All kinds of Perfumere Hair Oils. shaving an
hair Brushes. toilet and shaving Soaps, for sale.
Fayetteville. April :. 1855
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WILMINGTCN g. FAYETTEVILLE
p Il s S z " c. z r. LIN e.

The New Steamer :. .MAGNOLIA' = will leave Fay
etteve Tuesdays and Fridays IS minutes after
rise. and Wilmington Wednesdays and Saturdays at
clock Passage 81.
T. S. LUTTERLOH.
June IA.
The North-Carolinian., 1855-08-11

FATHER KILLED BY HIS SoN-We learn that
horrible case occurred in Dinwiddie on Satur-
day last. The circumstances appear to be the
folowing:-A1r Tucker Jones, residing about
six or eight miles from Dnwidde Court House,
had sent his negro boy to Petersburg on the
day before with load of oats The boy not
having returned the old man reEroachcd his
son, benjamin Jones, as the cause Of the ncgro's
delay, remarking that had he accompanied him
with the oats, as he had been directed the boy
would have been back. The son made some
insolent remark i'll reply, which provoked
the father that he seized a gun and pointed it
towards him. AS he about firing it, the
mother turned the gun with her arm, and the
load was discharged through an adjoining Win
dow. AS she was rushing ont of the house to
call in help she heard noise behind her, and
on looking back, preceved her husband stretch
ed lifeless on the floor, feled by the hand of
his son. These were the facts elected ycster-
day from the mothers testimony at Jones' ex-
amining trial. He was admitted to bail and is
now at large-Paers6urg (To.) Democrat,
Juiy 81.
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HALL & BDLi.I EH.

FA1 ETIEN IIIE FOUNDRY.
Castings of every description madc to order
\ lot Of Babbet Metal for sale
NINSLOW STREET.
Oct l. 1851. If