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JUST TBR THING FOR A BOY
drive In harness; perfectly gentle
Eind and sound, or no sale, 10 hands
Iier street.
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A UCTIOE NOTICE-EEw AND SkCONU HAND
"A household furniture French plate pier sAsses carpss

&e, &c
SAMUEL OS0OOD co. auc'.onsers vii ae'l At 81 Nps
sau st. Tomorrow tuesday o'clock without any raserve
Isry~ collection Of new and hand furniture
ing several richly carved suits snamrled
chamber suits rsswood mahogany and oack ~Ann furu
tuio Beusses, tapestry and carpets; oliver lated
ware house furnishing goods four French plate pier sss-e
small mirrors bedding, &c. &C. fai paricuisrs cata
ioRpes N. II Goods carefully packed for shipping
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saLUS aE aUCabOn.

EiLBfRr g. s>VA0s, AUUTfoSabR --DIBB .Ea
" tAULAY SAvAGE viii seII up rueetsy, Jine rs r.
a. ~, =. "a at sse-r sm~. NJ Cedar .'rra, cry god. h"
s isneJ s'"ns ooft~nonnAios "totang 'arg' aud hno
snor men je~elrS ora ~ AL uPe Vri lag d-sk
CHAIR. &c THREE oil pain by isassedn oh
The southerner., 1857-01-03
yEO(rE0E E,

TIE Subscriber informs the Far
mcrs and citizens of Edsecombc and
adjacent Counties, that he has returned
to his Old Stsndr
Near lhe Bridge in Tur6oro',
And has enlarged his facilities SO as to
enable him to make and repair all kinds
OF Farming ,mpl, ments and
Euery description Of Iron york.
He will also attend to the rspairing of
Buggies, Wagons, Cotton Gins, Guns,
locks, Keys, Stoves, Bell-hanging,
&c. Thankful for past favors, be hopes
to receive liberal share Of patronage.
/ B. Palunountatn.
Tarborot January |, 1897.
The southerner., 1857-01-03
$3.50 5453 -
FOsel.zs.
Inter ncUs from Europe.

HuaIy Importa,t- Var Declared.
The steamers, Baltic and Europa
have arrived With Liverpool dates to
the 18th December. The news by
these arrivals arc highly important
War has been declared by England
at Calcutta against Persia. English
troops have arrived in the Persian
Gulf. 1t is rumored that France is
mediating between England and Persia.
The fall of IIerat is confirmed; it
surrendered to the Persians on the 26th
October. Prussia has closed allcom-
munication with Switzerland; and will
make no further propositions. The
last division of the British feet for
the Persian Gulf left Bombay on the
18th November with 5000 troops.
They are to occupy kasek and Basl4lre>
But little variation in the markets.
The southerner., 1857-01-03
General AsscE.b7Y.

No business of Importance has been
transacted during the pest week, says
the STANDARD, many members having
availed themselves of the Christmas
holidays to visit their homes. The
probability is that the two Houses will
not be allie to adjourn before the 10Th
cf February.
On the l6;h ult., the following gen
tleiucn were elected Councillors Of State
for two years - obs
C. Marchant of Currituck.
D. G.. w. Ward, of Greene.
N " Long, of Halifax.
W. d. Bethel, of Rockingham.
A A. Mckay, Of Sampson.
John Walker, Of Neckcnburs.
Z. N. Avery, of Burke,
On the 22nd, Daniel W. Courts;
ESQ, was reelected State Treasurer by
an almost unanimous vote.
G E FL &&&11s ' #rE" 81.
The southerner., 1857-01-03
THE LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

On the 18th u1t. Mr.. Hill, from the
select committee on constitutional re-
form, reported the bill prescribing th e
mode for submitting the free suffrage
act to the people, for their ratification,
and recommended its passage.
On the l7th, MIR. Boyd, from the
Committee on propositions and gricvan-
eos, repaired the bill relttiye to usury,
and recommended it do not pass.
On the 18th, the bill granting lands
to Watauga county for certain purposes
was taken up. Mr., Clark ssid he must
enter his protest against the appreprra
ton Of Lands asked for in this bill, be.
longinssto the school fund, for the pur-
pose of making county roads lie
hoped the Senate would have some re.
spect fr the funds set apait for the e
ucation Of the poor children of oul
S'ute. IL ssrs w. H. Thomas, Bry
ant and Gorrieii Gefen led tile b
.Ar Hill sustained the position tai,
The southerner., 1857-01-03
$50 Reward.

RANAWAY from the subscriber,
his negro boy BRYANT. Said boy is
stout built, is about FIVE feet four inch
es high, rather hight Completed, has a
down look, shich lips, holes in each ear
for earrings: large thick feet, and is
about twenty-five years old. Also.
about the same time, his negro won,a n -,
NELLY, and child. Nelly is rather
light complected, stout built, is about
i've feet two inches high, walks little
knock k-kneed, tolerable thick lips, has a
scar on one jaw, produced from a ri
sing. Said woman is the wife of the
above named boy, and. they will no
d"ubt endeaSor to- keep together. The
ch'ld is boy, and a very likely child,
about five months Old. 1t is lil~lv the
said negroes are lurking about the
nelghborhood Of Tarboro', Edgeeombe
county. aud | will pay the above re-
ward of fifty dollars, for their delivery
to me, or confinement in any Jail so
that | can get them again.
Benz. Rouse, Sen.
Mosely Hall, Lenoir Co N, c.,
Dec.sl9, 1855.
The southerner., 1857-01-03
DElFORD
Male Academy.
Ge0roe IF. Aryia0f0n. Principal.
~<Gs>-

-@Ssyt1e-
THE Exercises of this School VIE
commence on the 2nd Mondayin Janu,
airy next. This Institution is situated
about Ii miles East of Louisburg anu
II West of Nashville, in healthy
moral and intelligent neighborh" '0'
free from all dissipation, there being no
store or shop where liquor is vende"
any where near this place.
Terms-Tuition. per session in En- oo
glish Branches, sIo U"
do. do in Latin and Greek, ID w
Board can be had with Drs u. NlNs'
and Jno. w. Earl Mr.. ?. Nichols ane
other respectable houses at from 81 av
To IS co per month, Including Washing
and fuel. Any person desiring faF'nr, 81,
.information concerning this School, WI "'''
please address The Principal or H. o'''S'
1t Castalia, Nash county, n. Z.
December lsf. 1856. B.
The southerner., 1857-01-03
House Of Commons.

On the 10Th ult. Mr. Routh introdu-
ced bill to raise the per diem of he
members of the General Assembly, cit
proposes S5 per die'n.(
On the 18th, Mr. Daney, from the
committee appointed to saperlnten1 the
election of State Councillors, reported
the following gentlemen as duly elected:
Mcssrs. Alaachant, Ward, Long, Be
thell, Mckay, Walker and Avery.
On the 18th, Mr. Dancy introduced
4 bill to amend the charter Of the town.
of Wilson.
The following is a correct s.a. cmcnt
Of Mr.. Bridsers' closing L, marks ca
Saturday last, on the CoalIIvlIs Rtil-
road: MIR. Bridgcrs at some length con-
tended that the exchanges would not
be affected by any trade, which the
road could produce to the extent claim
cd by its friends. lie contended, that
if the coal l-folds were worked by foreign
capital, the rett profits would be seut
abroad-that profits of the State would
be frcights, commi sious, Forwarding
charges, ard the local expenditures in
the field.
On the 10Th, the biil granting s35.-
900 to the Luaatie Asylum for certain
purposes being taken up, Mr. Erwin
OBJECTED to voting away money in this
hurried manner
Mr.. Bridgers was gratifcd to find
Mr.. Erwin on the right side, in relation
to appropritioans, and congratulated the
"treasury guard" on the acquisition Of
the member from Buncombe.
Mr.. jenkins opposed the postpone
mcnt.
The bill was laid on the table-ycas
SIS, nays II.
On Tie Goth, the Peoples Bank bill
passed its second reading--yeas SO,
nays 81
The Lsna'ie Asylum bill passed It's
third reading-yeas 67, nays p.
Ou the 22nd, Mr. Daney said he was,
unavoidably absent WHEN the bill to aid
the Luuatic Asylum passed. If pre-
sent, he would cheeriully have support
cd it.
On the 23rd, the calender of bills on
their second reading was called over,
and every bill Of public interest was
laid on the table
On the oath, the Speaker decided
there was no quorum present, therefore
the House could no, proceed with the
public business. /
The southerner., 1857-01-03
FOR SALE.

A NEW supply of Drugs. Mc6f
cines, Patent Medicines, Perfu1nery, &c.
just received.
sanford's vigorator-Russan Salve,
Houses vegetable anti-bilious pills,
True Lemon Syrup, prepared from pure
crystallized juice of Lemons.
Tarrants compound extract of Cubehs and
Copaiba,.
Holloway's Ointmeut and Pills.
Wrights Pills snd Vermifuge.
Castor Oil, by the gallon, and in quart,
pint and half pint bottles,
Olive OH, in quart, pint and half pint bots,
Balm of a Thousand Flowers,
Ayers catLartic Pills,
Oxygenated Drters, SC. &c.
Geo. Honord
The southerner., 1857-01-03
TtJ
81 J S20a

At his residence near this plrce, on
Saturday las, agei about 80 years, Mr..
Henry Ilyman, of the frn'of Austin,
Hyman & Co.
IL New Boston, Mass, on the 20th
Mt, aged about p years, Nr. Conway
W. Burton, recently resident of this
pace.
Im Oaslow county, on the 18th ult.,
Mr.. Elisha Porter, formerly Of Pitt
county, aged II Years and 8 months.
The southerner., 1857-01-03
M0YIeBB.

Tardoro, ~. G, Dec 81. 1876.
THE Co2arfnership heretofore exist
ing between Lawrence & Baker is this
day dissolved by mutual consent DR..
Baker will continue 30 occupy the same
office, ana continue the practice of
Medicine in its various branches those
of Lawrence's old friends who may en-
ploy Baker and wish the services of
Lawrence, he will 60 with DIR. Baker
occasionally free of charge.
DR.. Lawrence will confne himself to
the practice cf Obstetrics, diseases of
Females, and Dentistry, for while.
kda;eence d; Baker,.
The southerner., 1857-01-03
E0T'THE,

WILL BE SOLD, at the late late
residence Of alien Jones, decd on w.. -"
lay, the 9th of january next, the fl
lowing property: Two thousand barrol,
of Corn, one hundred and fiftv S,,.l
Of Fodder, one hundred bushels of Pea,
twenty head of Mules, two hunlrp3
head Of Cattle, one hundled and tvontr
head of Sheep, three hundred he,d Of
fat Hogs, fifty Sows and Pigs, eighteen
barrels of Brandy, two good lrlpdu
Stills; one of Blacksmith tools III,
farming Utensils; AMI many other art.
cl"s. Terms made known on the div
of sale.
Benj: G. Mayo, I ~,
j.. G. Jones, AD D.
December 10th, 1856.
The southerner., 1857-01-03

by Mr.. Clark. He thought it would ID
be setting dangerous example to give
away one dollar of the literary fund.
Mr.. Clark called for the yeas and nays
which resulted yeas i, nays y.
On the 10Th, Mr.. CLARK, from the
committee on education, reported ahe
bill. with amendment. to incorporate the
Holly Springs High School, IN the
county Of Wake, and recommended It's
passage.
The Bill to make the Wilmington
and Weldon railroad th. line between
Nash and Edgecombe counties, was
read the second time, and, upon which,
Mr.. Battle spoke. Mr.. Clark replied
when the further consideration of the
bill was postponed till the 4tA of July
next.
Gu the Goth, Mr.. Battle introduced
bill authorizing the magistrates OF the
county of Nash to establish or construct
toll bridge or toll ferry, across Tar
River, at the falls just above Battles
mills, in the county Of Nash. r. terred.
On the 22nd, the bill to recharter
the Bank of the State was taken up,
aud after some discussion, postponed to
the 9th January next.
On the 23rd, Mr. Clark, from the
committee to make arrangements for
the Inauguration Of the Governor elect,
reported Il programme, which was con-
Cured in.
lNo further business Transacted in
tie Senate during the week ]
The southerner., 1857-01-03
Land fcsl. Sale.

ON THURSDAY, the 18th of jan
uary, | will sell on the premises that
neat and well improved little Farm, be-
longing to the late E. 2. Bradley, de-
ceased, containing
about 500 Acres.
Has capacity to employ 10 or 20 hands.
Long time allowed for payment.
JoAn f. SpciyAt, Ad.
Nov 9th, 1856 .E
The southerner., 1857-01-03
The S0utherner.
TARBORO': JANUARY 3.
Explanation.

In. our last two papers we published
an advertisement, in which Willie H.
Robbins stated that Esbert Taylor had
stolen negro girl from him. We un-
derstand that the title to the girl is in
dispute, and that Mr. Taylor obtained
possession of her from the premises of
another person, and is ready to abide
the decision Of the law in the case.
The southerner., 1857-01-03
Hunk : II Iturning Voicc

If you are sick, why delay until your
disease becomes incurable, and then have
to lament when it is too late? Thousands,
who die prematurely, might have been Gu
red by Hamptoa's Vegetable I1actre Why
go languishing and dropping. dehllltated
and broke down, life 4 burden, with de-
sire to avoid your best friends?
Have you a cough settled on your lungs,
q dry hacking cough, the CLASSY eye, the
hectic flush on the cheek, pain in the breast
and side, night swcats, with all the fearful
symptoms of Consumption? Or have you
Asthma, already stihing you with dreadful
anguish of sutfocation; setting up through
the long cold night, while the sweat runs
from every pore from the nightly effort of
respiration? We say, don't delay, but try
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture, the great
Rcstorcr and Inyigofttor. 1t hEas shown
itself most powerfully curative of nervous
diseases in their various forms, giving new
life and vigor, restoring the shattered con-
stitution, and thus infuSng hope in place OF
dcspondency. By its mild, pleasant and
safe, action on the stomach, liver, kidneys,
ungs aGsl nervous system, it cures D3sreP
sia, Liver Complaints, Diseases of the Uri-
nary Organs, Coughs, Asthma, Bronchial
Affections, Consumption, Scrofala, st. Vi
tus Dance, Kings Evil, Worms, Rhcuma-
t.sm, Neur4' gia, Gout, Fits, FistuIa, Piles,
with l;seases sArising from impure blood,
For sale in Carboro' by Geo. llOwdrd.
The southerner., 1857-01-03

s25~The Editor Of the Ashcville Spec
tator, in an article in his paper of the
18th, in relation to the Legislature, and
MIR Speaker Shepherds speech in "a
vor of the Coalfelds Road, says
ale gave such bound Locos as
Bridgcrs, of Edgeconbe, who are afraid
of their shadows, lest they should not
be able to be reelected, by voting libe-
rally, for internal improvements use
common exprcsSion-''particular Jes-
sie." lie characterized them as "mis-
cradle, contemplate d?magogues.'
The foregoing, from the Spectator,
has no foundation iii fact. We heard
MIR Shepherds speech, and no expies-
sion of the sort WIS used-lor did he
assail Mr.. BridgerS, of Edgccombe.
'fhe whole statement by the Spectator
is untrue; and from conversation with
Mr. Shepherd himself. we are authorI-
zed to say that no such expression as
''u,;serable, contemplate demagogue''
was used, or was applied to Mr. Bird
gers. Mr.. Bridgers was not anxious t.
be elected to the Legislature, and VIC
| =
do not believe he has taken any course,
or given any votes; with reference to a
The southerner., 1857-01-03
Comptsoller's S Report.

From the Report Of Comptroller
Brooks we learn that the aggregate
valuation of real estate in this State is
$S9, ,800,636 0S; of which the land
valuation amounts to $S7,3O6,64l OS;
and that of town property to Sl2 ,493,
995. Numb er of taxable polls (insol-
vents deducted) 2l4,284.e The taxes
collected were from the following
Land, at II cts per 500, s105,196 81
Town Property, do. lA,OO6 OS
Polls, at 40 cents, S4,9l3 63
Interest received at 3 per CT. 40; III II
Dividends Il profits in stocks, 4,533 Is
Salaries, Fees and Incomes,
at 50 and upwards, 5000 90
Mortgages, Deeds, &c. at 81, l,543 SO
Stud Horses and Jacks at IS,
OF over, as price per season, 1927 25
Capitak IN negro Il other trade
IT'S Il 10 cts per slUo, 1881 y
Marriage L!ccn~es at 81, 1909 10
Toll Gates, at SlO, Gates on
highways at s., and Fer
rlps at five times the toll, 507 IS
Pistols 4 Bowie Knives, atSi, ,0i9 0U
Drks d Sword Canes, at 90 Cts. 95s %
Cold Watches, at 81, 6,942 %
Silver do. at 20 cents, 2,lf5 Is
uarps, at s., 6f OO
p.anos, at s 1911 90
Value of goll and silver Plate,
and ornane.ltal Jewclry, at
l pcE cent, LES Is
Playing Carr s, at % cents, oyl 10
Pleasure Carriages, at % cl9ts.
to 81, l5,035 80
Capita! in Merchandise at !
oi L per ctut, o3,S5l p
Capital IA Liquor traffic, at =
Per ccnt. Il, 500 II
fvdu.yr's License, at $50, , 7"o o@
Retailers I" at 50, 1874 -
Tavclns, Inns, &c, at 5lU, 1850 W
lowing Alleys, at S23, 10 %
Carriage yenders, 100 OF $50, l,3UJ "
Livery S;ablos, at slJ, let %
Horse drovers, at $40, l,-1O W
Amount OF sales Gy Auction
GERS, at | per erht.. l. 50
Commissions Of Com. mnrch-
ants at | per cent. 80 26
Expr IS Companies, at $500,
insurance Companies, ats, 200 OOI
Brokers, at SlJJ, 800 UOI
Agencies of banks, at $500,
C.rcuses, Exhibitions, &c. $3.50 90
Drugs, medicines, &C., sold by
Agents, a: % Per cent, 535 o8 !
DistIlIcri 5, 1902 81
Collateral Descent, at |, "a
per cent, 2,1O3 81
Billiard Fables, al SEOO,, l,25O. 90
Privileged Voters, at 30 cents, 3l6 %
Fair i'll Richmond county, 7 -
By Distress and Fo; FIXTURES, 1,43l IL,
AMI arrears for PFC
ce ling year, 1918 Is
Support Of Delf aud Dumb |
aud. Bliul Pupils, 343 so
The southerner., 1857-01-03

TAEBoRo', MARKET, Jan. 8.
Turpcntine-Dip, S. 90 to ? 10.
Tar, 70 cts TO 81 co.
Scrape, 30 to 35 cts per 100 lbs.
Corn, s. IS to So 90 per bbl.
Bacon, Il to l3 cts.
Lard, II to l3 cts.
Cotton, 10 to IL cts.
The southerner., 1857-01-03
Washington Mnrtet, Dee. -

Last sales of Dip Turpentino s., 90,
Scrape, do 81 40, Tar, ,l5.. No Sales
of Rosin or Spirits Of Turpentiue since
our last review.
Grain--No sales to report Of either
Corn OF Wheat
Cotton-About 500 Bales have been
sold recently, lie. for crops as they
run
Bacon, hog round, 121 cents
Lard, Il to Is cents.
The southerner., 1857-01-03
&fntea Bonds.

The Public Treasurer advcrtises
S272 900 State Bonds for sale-S266,-
900 for the Atlantic and n. G.. Rail,
read, and $4,000 for the Clinton and
Warsaw Plankroad. BIDS, received un-
til the 18th instant.
The southerner., 1857-01-03
Tasrersaiists.

The Supreme Court of this State has
confirmed the decision of Judge MauEy,
that members of the UniversaEs
Church are incompetent to testify in
Courts of justice, according to the laws
of the State.
The southerner., 1857-01-03
Petersburg MerAef, Dec, 81
Carefully corrected weekly by N. NJ :
Martin, Bro. & Co., Grooers ana --s
Commission Merchants, No.
20 Sycamore street.

lZH Sycamore S.tooo'
Wheat Tho Offering to-day was
light, and we have to note very Limited
transactions compared with last week
We quote prime Red and White at
81 48 to 81 SO; inferior and medium
grades at 81 25 to 81 ID.
Cotton-Continues-in very active de-
mand at f2c- for prime. The hesupply
is not now equal to the demand
Pork.-We quote at $50 IN small
lots.
Corn-Ts 10 fair demand at 7Sc.,
with little off, ring
Guano--Stoek light aud demand
far at S58 so to $50, as to quantity.
Lard-In kegs, Is. cents; buckets,
pressed, II to 16 cents; barrel, Il cts.
The southerner., 1857-01-03
UDpuDD

IHa Copartnership heretofore exist.
Ing under the firm of Cox 81 Edwards
Is dissolved by mutual consent. The
business will be settled by
Jos.B. Eaacorezs.
Tarboro', Dec. "a, 1856.
The southerner., 1857-01-03
THE sOUTHHEHsNE2Hs.

reelection. He feels bound, however,
to reflect the wishes Of his constituents,
and will no doubt do so faithfully, as
long as he holds seat in the State
Legislature.-,StanFarf
The southerner., 1857-01-03
helCSpdDerS.
The Wilson Sentinel has been dl

TIE Wilson Sentinel has been dis
continued. 1
Mr.. Eborn, of the Washington Times
offers one-half of that office for sale to a
practical printer, who "must have been
born Wing, aud give proof positive,
that he will die an American"
The Raleigh Register was sold at
public sale on the 5th ult, and purcha-
sd for S., 100 by John W. Syme, ESQ.
of the Petersburg Intelligcncer.
Jno. d. Hyman, Esq offers the Asbe-
vile Spectator for sale.
The southerner., 1857-01-03

Ia this:coanty, on the 10Th ult., by
Theo. Thomas, ESQ, MIR. Ihesauton 5
lIi"f~ t" Miss Kitturah Proctor, daugh
er of Mr.. William Proctor, deed.
The southerner., 1857-01-03
'n7.I,.

Twodrovcs of Western Pork reached
Warrcnton last week, and sold at 25
SIS 90 per hundred.
The southerner., 1857-01-03

TIE next session opens the sccond
Monday in January.
The number of Pupils will be limit
ed. Application mnst be made in ad-
vance, stating the age and degree OF ad-
vareemcnt of the applicant, and also
what School he last attended.
Board and Tuition, as heretofore,
Seventyfve Dollars per session, paya-
ble in advance.
Oxford, N. c., Nov. 29th, 1856. 0
The southerner., 1857-01-03

Great Sazc Of Lands and Negroes
Attention is directed to the large sale
of Lands and Negroes of the late Mi
ehael Collins, in Warren county.
The southerner., 1857-01-03
'IaTborO' Academy.

PKINUIPALS.
Male Department--Mr. II. B. Farar>
Female do. Miss NJ +. Fisher.
Miss A. E. IIollistpr:
THE next session of the Tarboro'
Academy will commence on Monday,
the 9Th day-of Jan'v, 1857, and terG%-
nate on the last Friday in May.
BY order Of the Board of Trustees
L"o. NorReet, Secretary
Dec. II, 1856. 4
The southerner., 1857-01-03

the hate Michael Collins, dec d, We shall
offer for sale at the late residence Of
Michael Collins, decd, enc mile North
west of Ridgevay, -.s
WARREN COUNTY,
Sevenfy Likely Negroes,
Devised in his will to be sold on ereo-
it of twelve months, bondst bear inte-
rest from date, and satisfactorily Sc
cured. ....... .. ..E
The above negroes arc mostly young
and very likcy. Upwards of 90 be-
tween the ages of s and IS. Among
them is shoemaker, Carpenters.
Blacksmith, Cooper, AID frst-rate
Miller, and an cid family weaver
good Cooks, &c
We shall also sell, On credit OF
FIVE years, bonds bearing int' rost from
date, and to be satisfactorily secured
(intertst to be paid annualy)-
I'LL his Lands, consisting. Of
FOUR TRACTS,
One on Nutbush creek, near the Gran
vile line, containing 500 acres, with Il
valuable Grist Mill, which has yielded
a toll of 800 barrels Of corn per annum.
tract Of y acres, situated two
miles ncrth Of Ridgcway, with valuable
-four mill upon it, its manufactory
equal to any mill in the State. Also
another tract, known as the Caswell
Dr;bke tract, consuming between 1 and
) hundred acres. Also that very desi-
rablc residence and tract of land Oil
which ;he deceased lived, containing
about 450 acres. The three last tracts
adjoin, aud could be arranged to suit
purchasers, though the oierty will
exposed publicly.
These farms arc all situated in a
healthy aud pIeasont section of Warren
C ounty, n. C., and in wealthy ard highly
intelligent nclghborhoods. These lands
are peculiarly adapted to the growth Of
Tobacco, Wheat. and Corn. Each
tract has'improvements upon them; the
first and the las, named, have very COM
Portable dwelling-houscs, and every nc
cesSary out house, Sc
Persons desiring to purchase any or
all OF this property, will address W. +.
Collins: for further particulars, at Ra-
'o'g4', OF I. Q. t'oilins, Ni1seway.
The lauds' can be SHOWN those who
may wish to examine them, by apply
ng to the Exccutrix or either of her
Agents.. An age may pass before such
Ia opportunity is offered in real estate
for sale: E'ne. f. CoUinS .,.
Q. c: Collins, A'S'
December 10, 1856.
The southerner., 1857-01-03

Mericdn Nu:fcag Linrmenf
For sale by GO, Hg"a">
The southerner., 1857-01-03
2 Tile Approoching Ho1jdorn
Merry Christmas and Happy New yn,
GIT BOOKS


Friendships Offering, The ph;I;n.
The Gem Annual, The Passion F1ora' ~a'
The Snow Flake, Atlantic Souvenir
The Forget Ae Mt, Gift Of AIFrc,in',
The Moss Rose. Friendships Token
Memory 5 Gift, The Winter Wreath
Chlldrcn's toy, picture and rs,a;-
BOOKS & little Goods for little Follss
Ladies French and German RasLa,s ''AS,
Reticules, "uO'
French and Bohemian Gilt Chin, ~.
and Baskets, Cups, Jewels, Boys.
and many other Goods for tho ,;m
e. Z H,shi"sG BOwclitA
Tarboro, Dee. rs, 1856,
The southerner., 1857-01-03
70 Likely n Negroes,
And 1000 Acres of Land
FOR SALE.
Safe on Tuesday, biarch Sd, 1887
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AS AGENTS Of Mary Collins, Exc
cutrix of the last will and testament of
the late Michael Collins, decd, we shall
offer for sale at the late residence Of
Michael Collins, decd, enc mile North
west of Ridgeway, .....-...f