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AnrUSGmRN
4 u z 9 2 --4-----
DON'T FORGET
~BENkFIT. TO-NIGHT!.D
THE OLD STREET RIKE COMPANY, or
PETERSBURG,
VIII sttssa tbs Theatre
Two Crest Pissss-
GOLD,
& AND Tng
oUN-AAKEa or MOSCOW.
JOHN S1IeH win sing
WILKINS AND HIS DINAH !,
H 4 A r K r. -

ToURNAmsNr.
By RICHMOND COMnANDxpv Mn 8,
KNIGHT TEMPLARS
AT THE
AGRICULTURAL FAIR GROUNDS
RICHMOND COMMANDERY No 2 or KNIeHr
tural Rair Grounds on
TUESDAY, the I'd OF June NEXT.
Ine net proceeds arising from the Tourna msut ara
70 De placed Ia the hands OF the Union BeuavoIsnt
Society, for charts ,le purposes
os.es open st 10 O'clock, A. r., Tournament will
commences at IL. "
Tickets TO be hsd ct the gates Prce 50 cents chill.
not otherwise admitted f'
ROU re OF PROCESSION:
Ths Commsn cry VIII move from the Masonic p Al,
a. ~ O'clock, A n, proceed down 18th street to
Main, up Main to the Fair Grounds Returnin,
proceed down Grace to ID, up I'd to Broad. DON.
Broad 70 Governor, down Governor to Franklin, and
down frankie to the Masons Hall
By order OF the Most Emiuent Commsnd.r
my zi-EI VIM T ALLEN Rscnrdsr
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Ukpeciai Notice...As 1 expect to leave
home in . few DAYS for some two or three months.
this Ii to request all persons who may have accounts
d sanst to present them for payment ~ wish to
cav them all of before leave.
nv 22-ts ALEX. hill.
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~ A meeting of the WhiS and American
parties il called at the City Hall, FRIDAY eve.
ming, the ed inst, at O'Clock, p. NJ. to selects
candidate to supply the vacancy occasioned by the
declination OF r. g. Morris, Esq. my 2l-2r
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N1ANTILLAS. MANTaLLAS-At the
Nl NEW YORK HANTILLA
AND SHAWL STORE,

4 DVlCE GRATlS-These who wish to
"A save money should purchase their dry goods at
LEVYs cheap store, where you can find an sxesllsnt
them are Worked Collars at l94 verth Is cents some
at 49, worth so cents, and some fine Cambris Collars
l24 cents worth Is cents; Bonnet Ribbons at all
prices. A great variety Of Psresols of the latest
styles 10 be sold very low. Stella Shawls and ell
kinds of summer dress goods at
JACOB A. LEWIS,
mvS9 No Is n ain street
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- ssWoodiand Cream''--A- pomade 70
BEAuTITYING THE HAIR-highly perfumed. eno
to any French article imported, and for half the
price. For dressing Ladies' Hair it has no equal,
giving it bright glossy appearance. 1t causes Gem
tlemens Hair to curl in the most natural manner
Ii removes dandruf always giving the Hair the ap.
pearance Of being fresh shampooed. Price only fifty
oents None genuine unless signed
PErRIpGE Co, Proprietors OF the
balm of Thousand Flowers"
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ePRUfAI1 NOTTCrn


H0U9E UBLEG1TE1.
R;eha a O. Haskius, Col 1hOmss r Aueuss
y j. SANDER.
7 so Tor Mr. RobiDson, bseauss Of bic svsilibiIfty
and nssulisr sdsptsion 70 the purpose isdiested.-
n Hsskins Wifi fully rsprsssn. TIE Democracy. and
~ 1uscst haIf represent It. not yet hsvins been
fsiis indoetrinstsd, and Mr. Saunders. thouah
Wbis and Ameriean, IL By no means violent. twill
be seen ct onss thse the above ticket VIII II vsy
s,sst dssrse. oou,bipe material" with fairness Il
the ssieeicn Of Representatives, there bsas about
Hthrse-6fths Of "Whies ssd Ame.isanan ssd two
Afths Of Democracy, whsn properly snaIyasd:
my 22-1t* DIMoCAAF.
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- FOX hENT-A house On 18Th street.
- tain,ns several rooms Tho house has lately
bees whitewsshed, and 10 now ready for I teusrf
Apply 70 EDWARD o. EACHO,
my 70 OF Pearl greet
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nSVl DSON. AnrIsT. has opened Studio. for
short time, in the hishly eligible premisss No. e
Main street, whore he will receive sitten for fOh
TRAITS In OIL coLoRs.
Is By 3oinsbes. ......."."........... 81 W
20 by IS inches ~, W
40 BY 50 inehes.. IoV "
Other sizes and family groups may DO arranged for
my % 81
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- James A. Gentry d 90. have got IT..
The New York Ledger for May 39th, containing the
eommepeeme of Mrs Soutbworth's new story, en-
tit ed the Island Princess Sketches BY Cobb Bennett
Arthur George D. Prentice. Fanny Fern, Alice Ca
rev, &c i &c Only cents Flag, Ballou Wsverly.
Lesie's News. The Flag, no.. for May 80; Godey's
Lsdys Book for June and all the latest ne Hspapeu,
Magazines and cheap publications
JAMES GENTRY co,
General News Agents,
NV 2i.-2t* 121 Broad street.
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GOAL AND WOOD. THE subsci iber ha-
~ wing taken the Yard adjoin' ns the ttone Baid-
log an the Best bank, and being Agent for the sale
of COAL from thu Burfoot Mfces, in Chssterfsd,
expects to be regularly supplied with 9TH COAL
and WOOD, soliei1 portion O. the patronage OF
the public. JOHN FISHER
nv 2l-Stt
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sssgs,s sssgssa $4,000 Choice
@I F,>i,I TREES - =.

tor SAFE by WESTBROOk Co, at tn: "est
Green Nurseries ona Gardens near greensboro" ~ ~;
which viii be neatly iavoc MARKET picktu. ~
sent n. ,y norton of the country Oh or neaf any line
of transportation 49,, IL, .,,o .,,
NH-It VIII De remembered. that the Apple ana
Pear, raised at these Gardens took tue hShest Trt-
,r;,,,us ut the last n c. Fair. and the apple oc
cuped the highest scale oi mcrit i'll haFof NUM-
and size "A the american IomooSIcal society; htlu
at Rochester in the state OF New 1ofk oh the -ft
Se,.t last. Address Greensboro
, t,ec g. 1856. Z1-4t pd
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ON VIA NsfSsUie

JuIt Published, Gratis, the - A fi'i'an
A FEW WORDS TIE RATIONAL 1thA
CENT witht VI McdicnC. of trIn;tofrhta or
4T Local Weakness, Nocturnal I'm Issiohs, t1cn
;ta, and Nervous Debility. lmpotency. and l'hpeu1-
ments to Marriage generally.
h. DE LANEI. NJ D.
The important fact that the many alarming COM.
plaiuts originating in the impritdence aii s"'uoe Vi
,ontb may he easily without Medicine Is Ia
th. small tract clearly demonstratcd and the chIeiy
new and highly successful treatment as aaop'eo hs
the Author fully explained by means OF when every
ono is enabled to cure h.mself perfectly ana at the
least possible cost thereby avoiding ali the advertised
mostrums of the day.
Sent any address gaatis and post ltee Ill ''ieo
.,oinn v rem,ttin. Ipost paid postage staia >
to DR. b. DE LAsEY, II Leonard Street \. L. city
II.c IL 1856 ZSly
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From the Liverpool IiWes, 2sth ut.
URaIiways and Rcv J1vers.o

This title has become famous through the
narrative which Mr. Arrowsm.h gave to the
world Some two mouths back, I'M o"Sl thc
medium of the London Times. 1t will be
remei,lbered that this gentleman who ther
wrote anonymously although when his state.
ments were challenged he certainly made mr.
name pnblic-showed that number cf due's:
inv vovng the loss OF six or seven lives, oesoeS
mu rdet TOOK place On . Georgia ra'l"ay'4
without "a word Of notice being ta ken OF the
! appalling onc:,trcnces III the newspapers OF tht
| district The organ which gaze currency tc
| this extraordinary iiArrat ve-the stehts des-
cribed Which MIR. Arro*shith declated he mac
| himself witncss~d-had doubts of the perfect
sanity of the writer but on sending do"njt tc
| tjiyeroool, and f1nding that he Vas not merely
respectablc man bit Capable Of managing MS
own affairs presented it to the astonsted eycs
Of mankind We were amongst the first who
declared, without Knowing the writet, esthet
that the newspapers had been hoaAed' or tha1
The writer had iihpbsed on himself
, Rut what has become Of Mr.. Arrowsmith
HI has left the cointry-sailed, we beive, for
I those very United states "hero, as ne alleges:
these Wholesale dhels and murders are daily
occurrence TIE truth, we suspect, is that Mr.
Arrows,nith is a wag and has bccu trying no"
: mneh the Btitish public will stand in the way,
+ Of Swallowing absafd.!es respecting our cousins
: over the water Everybody appears to haze
been setiods in the tragedy by Nr: r:Afrowsmlth,
e who tssust Have laughed IN his sleeves ere: nc
> finally slipped away at the Sensation" "He'
/" he had provoked
d The epicurean who offered a handsome pre-
is miumi for new Sensations would have beer
as admirably sefved by this gentleman, Tor m
:. mission is to concentrate the attention OF th'
III new wotd ard the old on his sayings and doings
There is one circumstance in this ana simiia'
,s slandsrs respecting the American people, tn
el the institutions, habits, and manners to wh'c
" we may as we'll refer while we have the pen II
III hand We allude to the Promptness, with wh'c
the citizens o: the United States address them
selves to our newspapers when any thing NOR
than usually outrageous is said Of their nati'
l. country: amongst tie number who have eS, Si
ek bited this patriotic chisalfy we must place Nj
at Gould. He has sifted this hoax to the bottom
and stamped the falsehood as it deserved Tn
gs manner in which he has done this combine
spirit and literary power, and had it not bee
| for the energy With which lie has folo"ed tn
zen game, many thousand persons: in this count,
OF would hive believed as Gospel truth ore OF tt
ur most clumsy fabrications on the character OF
lueople which we remember to have ssau PerH
tdi Gsssd:
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RohesOn Instit ate.
NJ. CuRRIE, PRINCIPAL.

The exercises Of this Institution will be resumed
Monday the 5tll Jaauary next.
Tuition per Session Spelling. ST. Common En-
giish SI2. Natural Science. SIS. Ancient Ian
guages SIS. Students prepared for the Soph
Glass in the University of n. c.
The principal mas change of the commodous Stew
ard Hail. where beard can bt obtained at SO per month";
exclusive of washing aud room lights
: Board aad tuition payable in advance. If required
The travelling public also informed that comort
ble accommodations be obtained at the Stewards
Hail. reasonable terms.
ST. Panis Dec. 20. 1886. Z6-St
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FROM C,:rringtons q. y Com"iss'ona're' Deo = :,
Passing UP Broadway one aas a.e,i'i,g 'hls that
VIC NOTICED placard indicating 'o'"e'o
had ..rickets, 12a cents apiece, .,,;r;,.,s
'' WHAT do you think we bought'-A shilling
worth OF W. e,a .
WouAS's RseHrs CoSvESr1oS-ne 'ouho
.,,1ia..in, f,f some ten score of masculine women
and feminine men, with half That huEnef o
outsiders of both sexes, dropped III Ike our
selves, for amusement 1
rI,a C,airromar locked hearty enoosh q
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Tie Subscriber oilers for sale, his LANDS IN iiar-
nett County consisting Of Three Hundred ana Nine
n,rIacue ana INNER Little River. | viii sell all
together or i'll lots suit the purchaser IhoSe WISH
ing to purchase will DO we'll to examine the Lands as
a description here would bs useless
will sell til, above named Land the premises on
Thursday the 18th january 1891.
For further particulars. apply to John Small. OF my
self at Owensville. n. q.
" " w A. SMALL.
Owcrsvip. Dec. u, 1856. 2o-it
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CLASS 255.
CORBIN Il CO., AGENTS.
CrJ{EAE.
S53,233

3o.3l6 prizes amounting to so9:z'o
Tickets SI-Sharcs in pror PORTION
We invariably answer letters by return mail el
closing the tickets good safe envelope, and always
observe the srictest confidence After the drawing Is
over we send the official drawing. with written eX.
planation of the result Of tie venture. Az
Prizes bought at this office are payable imhedin'ey
after the drawing in Current Money and we take blih
Notes of State Bank drafts In payment Tor tck-
cts at par For odd amounts in making change we re-
ceve postage stamps they being more convenient than
silver Correspondents may place the utmost confidence
in tie regularity and safety Of the mails as very tew
| or niisca riages of Money happen when properly
directed to us Be careful that you mention your Post
Office County and State Give us at least one single
trial. you cannot lose much, if not gain one sing.e
| trial may make you independent for life. TR1 Us
There should be no such word fail. Address
CORBIN & co.
! Box 1870 Post Office, Baltimore Md
| Oct Ii 2l-6m
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Money Wanted.

T will sell nv DIV EILING HOUSE and lot, at
nresent occupied by myself, situated in lower ray
e,trviil on Person street, opposite Mir o. houston $
~ iinsS. ia comfortable for "a small family, having
thre rooms and d good we'll of water convenient.
Apply to n: tnE;,bII - ,II E,-
g IF the above property be not privately dis
posed of by ls Jaauary it Will then pe oIereo az pun
lie auction. !" = -
Dec. t. 1856. 2i-4t
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CALL IND SETTLE.

THE Subscriber will close his business in this cry cry
soon-and consequently his books must he closed Also
All those indebted to him by note account are
pectfullv requested to call and make IMMEDlA.I =
PAYMENT! re-. Al Notes and accounts remaining
UNPAID the 1t January next will be placed IN .ne
proper hands for collection. As this is his last no'ice
he hopes it will be sufficient to costs. =
He has still ON hand a fair assortment If D Z 7
G o O y s. HATS. GAPS. SHOES. &c, which ne
will offer few weeks at and below Cost, for CASH
All those having accounts against him will please
present them for payment .
Uek. IS f66t
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S.r.<.,, y~S:9;<rs nss

Having been appointed Inspector of Naval Stores.
am prepared perform all duties iii my iite 81
business either at the River or n Town. l rave !"
convenient and commolious W ARE-liOUSE on the
corner of Gillespie Street, and be found at 'he
Store Of 4. NJ. Campbeils when wanted
will take pleasure i'll attending to the business OF
nv counry friends and hope by strict attent ON to
business to merit share of the public patronage My
charges shall be moderate as any one caa expect
will do nv duty to both buyer and seller.
WM. K. WILEY.
Dec. 90 1856. 29-tf
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y. =sGEI SALE

- \ :
On The SECOND MONDAY in February 1871, At
III. Court House in the Of Fayctevllle the IN
dtrSi med will offer for salA credit OF one a e"o
-.,rs s.-rll trl,ts pf - il thc coanteS Q. lHA
b,rlAAl and Iarartt.
River below SIN tbs Ferry, containing about hiteen
hladred aud sixty five acresthe Phantom OF tne ia'
Henry elliot There is life-estatc III two hunifea
,l inv acres Of this tract which will not be offered
for s,Ie The mt rest in rcversion will be disposed OF
Oh sale day separate from the other portion OF the
Plantation.
50 acres on Lower Little River. known tho Glib
6e5 acres On Lower Little River; former residence
Of Alex + Williams. Jr
IS acres near Elliots Mills
$50 acres the Juniper.
3,G acres on Little Mill Creek.
500 acres on Gbson's Creek Sinclair pia'e.
XIX acrns near Nc Arthur's Bridge. Also the Sa"
Sill Timber 800 acres adjoining
500 acres On Black Branch near W J. Kelly s ana
the Saw Mil Timber ll0 acres adjoining:
35o acres near Muaroe's Bridge, North side OF the
River. o Tho
Mills f:rm.erly Col Murchisons. -
3, acres Grog Creek near the fayette''fie anu
Western Plank Road. c,
80 acres on the North Prong of Anderson s creek
Also an undivided interest bang one-thlrd OF t"'
Lots ia the To,ya Of Fayetteville, Gu Rowan Street
known as the Armstrong lots; and i'll 2s acres OF Lam
On the South side of Little River, hctr Elliot NILS
ALSO
At the SAME time on credit of six months. will b
II shares of Stock in the Fayetteville and "ester
40 shares of Stock in the Fayetteville and Raleis
w sbaras in the Cane Fear and D ep River Navig
ton Company. .
10 shares in the Cumberland Academy md an
divided interest in the Chemical Apparatus therein
These sales nasie uifter power III the WIN
'n0 ''''e ALEXR ELLIOT,
J. G.. SHEPHERD, !
20. 1856. 29tS
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lvotuME xyIlI-Nd. esi.

. :, -. ..A l,.cCrme a stnmf
be able 10 lo9eS nsl :, ' Iva ..t,, ser l;y;n,s
Cha'ronan. need "s.e. "u .Sa !..s., .,o.,:
from .he scf..'.s"x ~. " - Ctass..,,, Shs
lnstead OF sPossm9 o s...'s,. ~" Ss a.. p-o.;,
wss addresses aermap1o.s:h. s::h. "a. ~ th;r,,
dent hy z 1naom lass On .ne ~ s,H. " 49,. 80,
who looked AZ sne cou'o S,".c "a.'c,e..
ought 10 Inc We been az ". one "..A ."e SsoA
we were tolt that was give" ~ 9sa."h.ad "a ~
a'an VINO :asSeo TOT '"e N"o'"e'"1 sI
domestic joys. ss = IL. f,convyen-
Yer sss's.aa. danes. ,ss %s",nei os h.s.,xas we'll
t"t re-. "a 81 .sst al ro,,, ,nn,;nnf.d.
as oessIeI' "u. =.
mr. wn'en 'ec.s" wv w. ....,,,;:..,, h,
Nina fortune e =. ,a".ss " 80 r.;s;,.iel h;fur.
AS 10 ,oe '.eoe' ~ - If:;,.,.s
cationS .hey 'e","0eo :" ~ -.
Yney.a@cea Geo nsG,ns., r ;,1sr.s;.oaea ~. ssir -
Seems 8 a snrt that. in = crowded. place
! One elbows freely into smallest .face;
inc n5 tnose n.s.'e.s; .sts 49,. NhH rnr orrcnsu
Ens'e. - - s, All .:r;. ;.
-snolsnnan-Snol l.cA sp. ,ss,.,u.r.. ~ =. r.aL
5Zl s5..as1 - CO. ~usS3 3arietv~s
"1.1, ~ a.'.s ..:... ~,
! 1ta war. amused With the fnkinrs one ar
,'e esuaa,s ra..;..d fro;,, vonnr gentle.
'.. ."eso - ~. .,,J;.r.e With the FIRST down Of
/ ,, NO" - ~ -: .hL M ,a.,r.h.aded cool.
.'""" ''' III, W ~. hoId,v ..n;ce Cd MP the whole
i.;,.a and shn~ed that their preposterous claims
e, ~. fem,la sex wpre founded neither il.
w. .,s'' 0 ou rav.,.t;o, Not in nature. certainly
''atu g u ...,, "J' =, -, h.a .sscrtad lono apo-uot
Iat. j., ,h;s .rc and to one small point OF
.,: w. ~ ''.f,.a Not IN revelation. surely: for
ea'." M s"a a,. dretIv to the contrary No.
~ us ,e'e"'"ss ,';.ir f,r thSt w.re to charge him
:" '';t "rrr in ,,hxsically uniting her for the
s,'Lsre which these ranters claimed for her,
| spne'e VIZ" ~ t"'H asa we r;d;cnlino all tn.
II may e pe ,.'r aas1 1ro".n,s R;1ht;sts2 By Ms
deh'a"os' % VIC .' ',.';,'. w uoIsn.bIe RIGHT
~ ,,;lr\ IN nronertv given to
(eScep' .o'"n.a. ;'',a.;t.9 hv themselves whet,ei
| e''".o' w. .;.l H.. s.s heartily concede il
''' '.' ~ rns s,nt.
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THE FLOATING BALLS Or NSUcALh
u& &S4IJ<G sl4CJISE.

rh s,,tscr;tar having purchased the Right of the
,bove Machine for the Counties of Cumberiau "lo h
Harnett, is now ready to furnish suci s9 my
of obtaining Right The machine IS @
both in it's structure operations. and should sn
norton of it fail. be easily and speedily repaired
bv anv person havinyyhe of tools I DO not eall
for this machine more~lan what u Is Apie ~ -
with that description on abor which almost every
f,miIv is able to SIMPLY. without at all interfering
with tie ordinary duties. In the hfst place ca.ia
10 or X wears Of age perform all the labor aIter
having seen it operate few tunes. ana u tie oit,e
tio,s are adhered will do AS much WORK III oh y
s three or four women in the ordinary way and the
work will be much better do 1e BeioW VIII "e ,ouu
a certificate from those who have purchased au" nov
have in use one OF these machines .yn
s.,ri. - 1885 .,-sf-e 49,
FAYETTEvILIE. n. c.. April y isoo.
We the undersig gned having purchased OF Mr. lsham
R1ke one of the above machines. cordially
it to the favor the Public. 1t washes very rapidly
and the work is much done than is usually done
in the old way, and with less wear 70 tle olosnS.
It far exceeds our expectations, and has only TO e
in operation satisfy the most skeptlcai OF It's
utility and economy. We have no doubt OF us peihS
! generally used wherever introduced
n q NcRAE .JNo. D. WILLIAMS
W J. ASpERsoS, JOIN D. STARR,
| WIN McLAURIS, JOSEPH A " ORTIZ
a p HrRT A. j. OHANLoN,
J,x G. Smith, DAVID WEMYss.
We in company with several other stns.emen' say
i, four dollar bill which was very dirty and muci
| defaced nut in and washed out by this machine re
moving all the dirty appearance OF the si ana eaV
inc it perfectly egibe. which shows there Is little
| no rubbing produced in washing fine articles
FRANK \. ROBERTS,
| JAS G. SMITH
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Plantation & Negr res

THE MOONEY PLANTATION on the west side
of Cane Fear six miles below Fayetteville Will
be rented Saturday the eth lust (instea' OF Jan
lst, alvertiscl the prem s2s, at IL oiock NJ
Aso at the time an:t place W1ii be hired the
Ncrro,s n.ourin.. to said ESTATE. Possession given
January Ist 1851
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
SOUTHERN LITERARY ME>sENGEH
For the Year 1856. July to December.
TvExcY.THIsD VOLUME.

For the 1890. Juiy W l)ettnoct
TwES-Y-THIRD VOLUME.
In ss,ing the Prospectus of the Twenty-rhir'? Vol !
nmc Of the SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGElf. /
with the July No, the Proprietors rely /
solely on encouraging letters and promises or the
friends the Messenger to aid them IN eXtehihS s
circulation, and they beg to assure the puoc tlat no
exertions will be remtted their part to MAINTAIN
the high character of the work. and to challenge the
Datronare Of all who value sterling literary merit |
For Twenty Years. the Messenger has ent'eavored
to reflect faithfully the Southern mind while disdanns
All narrow and sectional views and has been alone
among the monthly periodicals Of -imerlca; III defence
Of tie Pc. LIAR INSIlTl iloNS Of TIE
SOUTHERN STATES.
To this Office it will be devoted. and will be prompt
to repel assaults upon the S"nth whether they come
under the specous garb Of fiction or in the direct form
Of antisavery pamphlets. At this critical luncture'
while our enemies are employing literature as thsf
most potent weapons of attack. the southern p0ope
will surely not withhold their encouragement from
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And committed to the Jail of Moore Os on the l4tn
of Nov 1886. Il negro man named AN VINO say ny n
'as r,;sea in R;chmond county n. c.. by Daniel Nc
KAY Said Boy is about - years old about i've Ieea
five, or six inches in height and says that ne pelong
lanes Streeter Said Boy is of black O: brown com
nlection The owner will please come forward anu
pa fees nrove nrouerty or it will be dealt with ac-
corlng to law. -. a,,,rr 4I;,,-
Dec. G, 1855. 27-3t
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E Or SA1Ea

Five seventls of the FARMING AND TURPEN-
TINE LAND in Harnett county, known aS the Parker
Timer Little River THERE'S some 200 acres CT the
best quality of low grounds on the River. The up
lands are heavily timbered with pines and within six
miles of the Fayetteville and Western Railroad
For particulars apply to MGAhi n6In M H.
5 J. w. MCKAY.
Nov 2g 1856. 26-f ~. ..