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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-10-16
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-10-16
OLD SERIES.

" when the landlord Of course told them
ho had given 1t to the other"
"llo did"
"On which, suppose, they bring an a,.
ton against the hndlord?"
Precisely so, and seeing that defense
was useless, iuasmuch as ha delivered up
the money 20 one when hi. instructions
were porcmptory not to deliver it until all
tbrcc were present, my iricnd is to allow
the action to 60 undcrndod. The money
mus, he paid the sharpcr-ior both stran'
gers, as the event has proved, were sharpcrs
and also the London merchant
"And YOU really have made up your
mind to pay it7"
"Oh, certainly, because there is no help
Tor it,"
liam barristcr; am Mr. Sergeant
Vaughan, and will defend tho ease for the
poor landlord cratuitously"
The other rendered him thousand thanks
Tor his lutculi Kindness, hut expressed his
apprahcu.i1ns that al efforts at defense
would be perfectly useless.
We shall sec" said tho scg'ant, sig.
ulGcau,ly, eve shall sec. You and your
friend the landlord will call on me this
evening az eight o'clock, to arrange for the
defense tomorrow"
Tomorrow came, AMI the case was duly
called in. The poor inn.k'cper acting on
tho advice of Mr. Vaughan, but not per-
csiyinr in wh1, way he could be benefited
hy IL, defulel the case.
Everything proceeded 50 hyonbly fr the
prosecution for some time, that though
every person in :hc court deeply sympa-
thi,,i with the unfortunate landlord, they
aw no possibility Of any o'lar result than
verdict against him Mr.. S,uean,
Vaughan, when the casr for the prosecution
was closed, rJs, and ail--
Now gentlemen Of the jury, YOU have
hcarl the evidence alduccd. You have
seen IL proved by uncSccptiouab!o witnesses,
that the defendant received the most posi-
tive Instructions from an three no. to de-
liver the money, or any par, Of It, to either
oftho parties rzrpt in TIE presence Of all.
Gentlemen, my client lns s1' The money in
in Oh. rue ,siln, and is ready 10 give il
when 100 thc three parties como to demand
1t. Irt ,hr ah.rut party b. brought to biz
house. ln company with the other two, and
every ono viii hly, hi, money returned "a
him"
Tho defense was equally ingenious and
complete. Tho jury lDokcl a. amazed IA;
each other a. ir som, new world had burt
on their astoui.hoi gaze; 50 dd all tho
spectator. in court. Tho verdict wa., OF
c1urar, r1r the defendant I:isunnecrs,ary
,o adj that the two who had a'.c5nlrI with
,h, m1l,y never returned, anl that cou''.
qu,n'ly N, poor landlord bad never TO pay
hr'Iin. 0r tho amount.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-10-16

II,nry Ward B',ch-r finely observed IN
hi, Boston speech on ADwcr', that ifayouns
man sets out in life with the desire OF being
rich, that b, may drive fine turnout down
the .tr,rt. Doe s,t- out with a m,an object
IN view; II hr wall have doss, and spend
his time m hunting and tramplng, that is
ril, better; blg b, was the young man to
r,r,c, aul to love, who cherished in his
hear, fond hope that some day he might
come 70 own house in a green scclu'ion,
with rose, climbing to It's roof, hors' IN
The stable. and good COW grazing in the
pasture. There Is ton little thought OF this
,wce, simplicity Of lii, and aim, and toe
much or the nois1 anl prciensiIn ot ambt
ton and display.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-10-16
FRIDAY, OCTOBER IS, l85

There was no apparent difference until about
the iirs, ol July, when tho part upon which
v1s srr,,l the covered manure manifested
a., b.u.G., conveyed hy iis superior enrich
ins maternal. Tho crop, wcr, taken az
from first 90 fourth OF October, nul after
careful mamrJmeut and weighing ol two
s-rsmto divisions tho result was as follows
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-10-16

My dear boy," SAID kind'hear'e
school nis,res, u an unusually promi'io,
scholar. who's, quarter was about up
q" My dear boy, does your father design tbs
you should tread the intricate and thorn
path Of the professions, the straight an
narrow way Of the ministry, or revcI ami
the njwcry field Of literaturcG" "N
marin" replied the juvenile prodigy I'D
,ays he is going to set me 10 work IN II
tater natch." !"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-10-16

our wife, a few days since, observed that
Bridsct-tho lately arrived young lady who
hoard. with us aud assists in house work
wac cleaning the mouth piece Of the 'poak-
ing tube, and being pleased to sec her at
tentiyc to such matter without being told,
praised her for so doing. To these Kind OBJ
scr,ations Bridget replied, =" oh, ys'
ma am and now you can sPakOa dane wOrd'
ma'am"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-10-16
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ri'n''i writer ht' N.r..'.'' s"i 900 '''
columns 'as ia' H'r'. i.'. ' Whoever .'.>'
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wealth mus, .''s JOS '." ''. .''.-1
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-10-16

rYin, d, the CHELMSFORD a.,iE,s. which were
4. f., hslIo o, the mll,wip. day. asa
isrymau. mo- d1ab.?" said Mr.. Vaughan.
an learning th, fact i.ll
oy,. .r. p,t a.. q iuryman. ail the
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limited mau.. i,a worry large sum inic.I. DO
ooh. r4t p,ra,r, you expect to b. o..
paid in s,m, way or other aslin2"
"rhat, very uncrrta'n rtd'rend' en-
ur'ly 900 whether my relative WHO has Jn'i
taken public house there sue''rl' 900 ou''-
noes "r nnt'
De N".i''i certainly i'a hari cas'' ODE
-'s'.' Nf. N'- 'ni vaughan wa" . ''Ti'
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-10-16

"Julia., can you tell inc how Adam 6
out 90 Elen?'
"well, .po,e he climbed De fence
"No, dat amt it,"
"wcll, den, he borrowed awheel'barro~
and walked out"
No"
~ CUBS it up. den y
Z" He cot mated out. Yah"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-10-16

'r these uasl, vrtrhccI animals, which
suggests 'rr if.a profit Boo growing them
rr u'rh'- ues. NJ R. has two ur thr.o
trUs f- ar.. one ur which it rIl h'o1'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-10-16

ATcIas paper says Mr.. II o o'ier Was
killed there the other day-mit an axe
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1857-03-14

1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
the defendants in this case Phillip Walker. Ely Walk
er, Purcy Lockhart. George May and wife Martha
Jno Mock and wife Mary Rufus Hooks and wife Sa-
rah, reside beycPd the limits of the State On mo-
ton it is ordered that publication be made III the
North Caroiinian' newspaper published in the town
OF tayettcvle for six successive Teefs. notifying
the said defendants to be and appear the
OF the Court OF Pleas and Quarter sessions be held
for the county of Harnett, at the Court House in
ounmervlle on the "a Monday in March next. then
and there to answer plead demur the said petition
or the time will be heard eparte Jud gments pro
co'trssio, be rendered against them.
Witness. Benjamin = Shaw. Clerk of our said Court.
at otce IN summerv lie 2d Mendas in December, $50
and in the Slst year OF American Indic peudencc.
B. FRANKLIN SHAW. CLERK.
by A. b. HORTON. d. Cl'k.
Jan. II, 1851. 33-6t
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n ,sl4 prizes amounting to
CLASS 255.
CORBIN & CO., AGENTS.
SCKJRNr

30.3l6 prizes amounting to $5ss;
Tickets Sl-shares in pror ortion
We invariably answer letters by return mail ;,
closing the tickets in gtud safe envelope, and alw
observe the strctest confidence After the drawing
over, we send the official drawing, with written =
PLANTATION of the result of the venture.
Prizes bought at this Office payable immediata
after the drawing in Current Money. and take Ba5
Notes of any State, or Bank drafts in Payment for t
cts at par. For odd amounts in making changS We ?
ceive postage stamps, they being (nt th
sfSet correspondents may place the utmost CO 16den
in the regularity and safety of the mails Dry
or no miscarriages of Money happen when psopet
directed to Be careful that you mention your pa
Office, County and State. Give lis least onS Ssing
trial, you cannot lose much if not gain On4sing
trial may make you independent for life. TIM J.
There should be such word as fail AddresS4
CQRRIN co.
Box 1870 Pos. Office, Baltimore Nd.
Oct. II 2l-6m
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PROSPECTUS

PROSPECTUS
or THE
SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER
For the Year 1856 July to December.
TWENTY.THtRb VOLUME.
In issuirg the Prospectus of the Twenty-rhir9 Vol
ume of the SOHrHERN LITERARY MESSENGER
commencing with the July No, the ProprietOrs rely
solely the encouraging letters and promises of the
friends of the Messenger to aid them extending
circulation and they beg to the public that
exertions will be tentted en-, their part o maintain
patronage of all who value sterling Tteraty thetit
For TwentyOne Years. the Messenger has endeavored
all narrow and sectional views and has been alone
among the monthly periodicals of America in defence
Of the PECULIAR INSTITUTIONS OF THE
SOUTHERN STATES.
To this Office it will be devoted: and will be prompt
to repel assaults the South whether they come
under the specous garb of fiction in the direct form
, o pamphlets At this critical juneHre
most G a.saek tbs sanassIn
wo@h if snail BE 20 strike blows in their de-
1cnE Rcvica1s Historical and Biographacal
Sketches. Norels, 7ales, zrnrels, Essays, Poenas
Critiques, ard Papers the Army Nary and
oiher National Subjects.
With view to ensure larger circulation of the
MESSENGER. the Proprietors though they intend
greatly increasing the size of the work have reduced
the price of Subscription, which is now only
Three Dollars per. annum, In Advance,
OR FOUR DOLLARS IF NOT PA1D BEFORE THE
FIRST OF JULY IN ANY YEAR
CLUBS-Remitting US Fifteen Dollars in o
letter will be entitled to Six Copies A
The Editorial and Critical department of the Mes
senger will continue under the charge of
JOHN r.. THOMPSON, Esq,
AND will embrace copious notes ON current
and reviews of all new American or Foreign works Of
SenGraa S i interest and value TIE Editors Opinions will
De always fearlessly and honestly avowed
The business Department is conducted by the under
signed TO whon all communications of business m
ture must be addressed ~ LII"
MAGCEsARtANE, FERGUSON & CO..
June l, 1856. '"'
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Fall. TRIBE, 1856.

b. F. Pc Arr CE
Is NOW OPENING, a large and desirable Stock o
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting in part of
Black and Coorcd Silks
English and French Merinos,
Plain and Fig'd DsLancs, some beautiful patterns
Black and Fancy Alpacas,
Edgings and4nseftings,
Collars and Utdefsleeves
Cactus and WhAlebone Skirts,
Jaconet NainsOdk, Swiss and Plaid NusIins,
lEI,s,sa EEs9se 81 Eah and s. American .
Satihetts. Jeans and 1wceds,
PIaids. LnseSs 4ad Kerseys.
Carolina and Marlb6f5 St.ipcs,
Beached and Brown Shrtings and Shectings
White and Colored Flannels,
Drillngs and TicEirg5.
ttish Eiheps good assoftrners,
Linen TaHte Cloths, ToHelings and Napkins,
Shawls, Cfoaks and Mantilas,
Extra quality ofBed fiapkets
Ribbons, Belts, Gloves Hosiery, 6s.
Hats. Caps, Borinets, Boots, Shoes ahh Umbrellas;
genetsl assettriert II
READYM1BE CLOIHIVG.
and etets variet5 in the YANKEE NOTION LINE
which will Be so1d at 4 small advance for CASH OF
time to punctual cust9rnets eitter at
Wholesale OF Rstan
All respectfully invited to give the san bsfre
purchasing Here.
B. F. PEARCE.
Hay St., Fayetteville; Sept. l, 1856. lift
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ROR SALE.

y Five sevenths of the FARMING AND TrRPEN-
TINE LAND in Harnett county, known as the ParLer
and McNeill lands, joining VIM, Harrington. ,ana @
Upper Little River. There is 200 acres cf tba
best quality of low grounds the River The "e "n
miles of the Fayetteville and Western Railrooa SIX
for par l'ioeis's Apply 10 McARTHUR.
j. P. ROPER
NJ. oo ,o-c or. j. W. MCKAY
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q NJ. .FAULK HI: MAs Hses se@sSss E ssss

~ ~H0 establishment to- the corner of
s> Gillespie and Franklin streets.
opposite the State Bank, in and under the rooms
eormeriy occupied by the Of T. He has on hand n
r,fnn rss1 rae stock of PLAIN and FANCY HOME and
sNIOhIED Boots Shoes, Caters &c and will manu-
all articles in his line in the style at short
notice Thankful for past favors he solicits a con
of the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
Dee. Is, 1886. 26-ff
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STATE IF NORTH Ct tROI.INA..~H Oh ESQ.,
COUNTY,

Superior Court Of Laao-EaH Term 1856.
William Boyce CO. Jonathan w. Regain
ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT
1t appearing to the Satisfaction OF the CoG- the
sad defendent is not inhabant of this State it is
ordered by the Court. that Publication be made in
the North Caronian, a newspaper published in the
own OF Fayetteville for the space ofsx weeks noti-
lying the said Jonathan W. Regan to appear at the
next Term of the Superior Court ofLaw for the Coun
ty OF Robeson at the Court Hcfse in IuG.9arton on
the fourth Monday in March and then and there
10 plead or rebevy or final Judgment will be given
against hm--W itness Alexander Mcmillan Clerk Of
SAID Court at office in Lumberton the fourth Monday
IN september A D. 1856. This 22nd Dec 1856.
A. MCMILLAN, c. S c.
Jan. TO- 1857. 32 ct
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DOBBLJF HOVNEI
y" EfkS 4 TROY. PrODrietors

M TFOpfIetOfS
A me Propretors Of this Estab1 isbment al
Ess nounce to the public that owing to the cor
Gii ssam.y stan, y Increasing patronage Extended tc
acco,.aatt they have been induced to enlarge the
accommodation by the addition cY extensive Dinins
.e q t9e lower floor and suite of Rooms on the
b" sIHonu moor thus enabling them accommodate all
..y Hno may 1avor them with a call. And thev nledge
to their patrons. W . ~ e satisiac''oD
Spacious Stables attached and carefu. Ost,ersi in
attendance. Osters ~
me eiigible location of the Establishment with the
en.. OF the Proprietors in providing for the
lhers sner Pasrons they aore will secure to them
western and Southern Stages arrive and
IN attendance ON arrival and departnre Of
steam Boats, for the decentralization Of nassenaers
norses and Carriages furnished at any notice for
travelers m to any part of the adjacent country
Fayetteville, May IL, 1855 eR.tf :.
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
James Kvle 2t

HAS just received very large sSaAgeneral Afs1
'.sss 9f SO G s4ea .As.e.xs ~Ess3 are
French and English Merinos ;,,.
DO Delains, Plain and Figured
Dress Silks, Fig d and Plain
Black Fillet Mits;
Sleeves and Collars:
Cloths, Cassmeres and Satins.
Bear and Negro Blankets:
q 20 l2-4 BIeached and Brown uYnes+;o
Gentlemen's Ready Made Ciothinr
Darpetlng, Good and Common
Boots and Shoes;
Anchor Boiling Cloth
kerseys and Linseys
Irish Linens, Crash
Table Diaper and Napkins
"ltn many other orticles, all of which he;no MIR
CHASED by the Package will he offered at ,or T,s @
by Wholesale or retail. o"''eo '' 10" prices
Nov. g. 1856 % tf
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLYN A---R OBEsos
COUNTY.

STATE OF NORTH CAROLYN i.--R OBEsOS
COUNTY.
Superior Court of La,u-EaX Term 1856
! Nicht as Powell Stephen II. Martin
| hRIGINAL ATTACHMENT
i It he satisfaction of the court that the
lfTEradS e--.analitant of this State, it is
s' ss %a's !" The i 'as
| The s. file for the space Of six weeks notifying
of "a Stephen H. Martin toappear at the next Term
cue superior Court Of Law for the county Of Robe
,at The Court House in Lumberton on the fourth
or rni In March next, and then and there to plead
him maepleyy or final JUDGMENT will be given against
Con-. Witness alexander Mcmillan clerk of said
SEM, a "iicc, in Lumberton the fourth Monday in
p''in'er \. d. 1856. This Dec 22nd 1856.
I A. MCMILLAN G. S. C.
STATE OF NORTH cApoLrNs---MoNrG
~ ERY COUNTY.
0'"7 Of Plees and Quarter Scssions-Jamuary
Pi'ot{Fry,
l'''Ncil r. Scarbroueh
sOn n defendant is not inhabitant of this State.
Spubl;o 1T is Therefore ordered by the Court that
lpanam ION be made in the North CarC1inian. news
srrIta p"ished in she town Ct Fayetteville for the
ell S SIX successive weeks, notifying the said Stan
5of through to be and appear at our next Term
House ~ m Quarter Sessions to be held at the Court
and thor roy on the first Monday in Afif next; then
be gyo 10 plead OF replevy or final JUDI Tnent will
s., ia, and cost W S'''s'v iaih'ih oeo'' inter-
John McLemau. Clerk of our said co,rt ot
26tr ,. e " nrst Monday in January A. D. 1857. this
Jan ., JoHN MeLEat.AN, C.C.C.
~ 1897 35-Gt
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TURDAY. MARCH a. 1857:

SfE OF NORTH INA.--RoBEsoN
COUNTY. /,
)xsor Court of Lap-FaH Term 1856.
Wakley Il Johnston vs Jona W. Regain
ORIGINAL "A aNACHMENT
~ the saiisfaigf5n of tie Court that the
\klot au bsfabieant of this State it is
-. that publication be made in the
ssS,.s14ssv spfiper published in the Town
b.he m n s1ls ysri -. = M nj
~ .cf 4eS..>e,unty@ of Rooe
Iccss in Lumlerton. pn the fourtl
IL ri next, and then and there to plead OF
Ireplev Dlhal judgement will be against him.
i WITNESS Alexander Mcmillan, Clerk of said Caurt
at Office in Lumberton the fourth Monday in Settem
ber A. d. 1856 This Dec. %. 1856
A. MCMILLAN. C. S. c.
| JAN 10, 1857 32Gt
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ADAMANTINE and TALLOW CANDI.Es- drla
and common TOBACCO; and almost anything in tho
Grocery line. Cheap the cheapest! "
w. /. GOLDSYON
Feby7, 1857. 36-tf
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STATE OF NORTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
COUNTY.

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA-..ROBESON
COUNTY.
SuPer1or Court Of LaU-EaH Term 1856
Churchill Walkley Il Johnson vsJonathari W. Regaa
ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.
1t appearing to the Satisfaction of the Court that the
said defendent is not an inhabtan of this State is
ordered by the Court that Pubiict'n be made in the
North Caroinan Newspaper published in the Town
OF Fayetteville for the space of six weeks notifying
the said Jonathan W. Regan, to appear at the next
team of the Superior Court of Law for the county
Robeson at the Court house in Lumlerton the 4th
Monday IN March next. and then cnd there plead or
repevy or final Judgment will be given against him.
Witness Alexander Mcmillan. Clerk of said court at
once IN Luh'berton the fourth Monday in September
\. D. slS56-Dee 22nd 1856.
A MCMILLAN. C. S, C.
jan 10, 1857: s2-Gt
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STATE oE- NORTH cAnoI.INa Na---isonEs:
4 COUNTY

aousrs
s Superior Court Of LaU-EaW Term 1856
L. b. Goodwin VS.. c. W. Crawford
ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
he said defendant is not inhabiant of this State
is ordered by the Court that Publication be made
the North Caro'inian newspaper published in the
own OF Fayetteville for the space of six weeks noti
wing the said C. W. Crawford to appear at the next
term of the Superior Court of Law for the County of
toDcson at the Court House in Lumberton. the
ourth Monday in March next. and then and there
10 plead or replery. or final Judgment will be given
tgalnst hm--Witness Alexander Mcmillan clerk of
laid Couat at office in Lumherton the fourth Monday
II September 4. d. 1856. This Dec. the 22nd 1888
\. MCMILLAN, G. S. c.
Jan. 10, 1857. 32-6t
CATHARINE MCLEAN
AR II. MCLEAN, and others.
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" NJ NJ SION MEIs CHANT

FAfETTEVILLE N. C.
Will attsst attsest FOR Luttcroh & Co.'s Steamboat Line
Oct n promptly to ali business to hiseore
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{ VOLUME xIX-No. GAL.

A Dish for Tobacco s1cwsrs ana smokers. :
The "Scalpel,' medical paper, contains ..sss
long and labored article upon the use Of tobacco
from which it appears that the more fashouatee
use OF tobacco in the form of egarssis worse, in
fact, than c',ewi,.yf The article Is -ath nghls
Eksi & e lsssed. asss v,ihess q
# tance 5 Is be transacted re.niriag
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