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CAR ROLL HOUSE,

ARROLL HOUSE,
CHEsTERyILLE, S. c.
VHHAT LARGE AND SPLENDID THREE STORY
open for the accommodating Of travelling by the
Cars or otherwise The Proprietor is well aware, that
this so gotten up and aho%.
patronage he rrrins from those thousand and prom
es which have been made only to be broken by many of
He confidently hopes that he will be sustained and upon
trial give that action and accommodation the weared
w " '''' ''' '' ''' wa: J. 'ST}"'t;ai L. caikRoLL.
Feb 25. 1854. 29-tf
NNAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF
perSon s County, on sunday The 9Th instant runaway
the fact and that his William Mayo and that he
was raised about Greenvie Virginia Said negro about
twenty-one years DID, of bright gngecake color five feet
eight inches high, with small feet and hands had when
taken up white pants bombazne coat and striped cotton
notified to forward property, pay charges
he will be dealt with as the law SnS directs ,,,,
Roxboro, Jan, 10, 1856. 2O-tf
II AMP OLA GOOD SUPPLY JUST TO HAND
IL and for sale by
pEscuD GATLING.
WHITE LEAD AND OLIVE OFFER FOR
10000 pounds White Lead of various brands,
500 gallons Linseed Oil,
200 Spts Turpcntine,
100 Copa and Japan Varnish
loo Cotton Seed Oil,
500 lbs Venetian Red.
500 Spanish Brown
500 q" Liiharge.
200 q" Pa Black,
2p0 {" Terra de Scena
200 Umber
500 1" Yellow Ochre,
100 Vandyke Brown,
And large stock of all the usual kinds of paint used here
Our stock replenshcd from week week to supply the
demand, and our prices compare favorably with those
charged in Petersburg, Norfolk and Wilmington.
PESCUD GATLING.
March II, 1885, 81
EOR THE SICK.-RICE FLOUR, FARINA, CORN
IL Starch, Tapioca Sage, Arrow Root, and Gealine in
store and for sale by
WILLIAMS HAYWOOD.
GrANTWELL:S JUSTICE-THE NORTH CARO-
~ LlNt MAGISTRATE. This is an improvement upon
and designed take the place of Swaims Justice Price
IS 5U-posiage 81 cents For sale by
w. L. POMERoY
August 90, 1856. 81
SPECIAL TERN.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, WAKE
- COUNTY.-Superior of Law and Equity, Fall Term.
1856.
Ordered by his Honor, Judge Saunders that Special
Term of this Court be held for the county of Wake
said at the Court House Raleigh
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INSANE ASYLUM. sss :. -
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT FORTY AD-
IL DlTIONAL PATIENTS be received n4he
Asylum. -.ss.. -. 81 2. "a, ~ -
Applications be made to the Phys clan and Supern
tendent, .i... -,. L., EUW'O G. FISHER.
Raleigh, April 4tb, 1856. @ssl 4l--tE !,
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"Oh wad some power the giftie gle us,
TO see Oursels as ithers see us. y

.Oh wad some power the giftie gle us,
To see 0ursels hers see u"
At the Daguerrean GaAy f HAyENs MALLox your soish
can be grutifed.
MIR. MALLON, (OF THE FIRMD HAS JUST
returned from the Northern cities where he acquired
all the new styles Of Daguerreoypng we'll the latest
and most approved odus gperdndtof transferring tho hu.
man face divine" to GLASS, all the natural colors known
as Anbrotes. Also pictures Ivory which cannot be
surpassed. :
Don't forget that color Ambrotypes natural as
and warrant a likeness.
We keep large assortment Of Daguerreotype and Am
brotype stock hand which will be sold to the trade at
the lowest cash prizes.
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A MERICAN PATENT DRYER.-WE HAVE
"A just received very large supply of the American
heretofore used, and much cheaper - : :,
PESCUD GATTJNG
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NOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO
~ sell 1000 of land, in Johnston County,
icachburg There will be credit given of one two and
three years, purchaser giving bond with good security.
A. j. LEACH.
Leac!Iburg, April IS 1856. 46-swtf.
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of Commissioners of the Luratic Asylum that hereafter
those persons who desire to visit this Institution must
so ON Thursday every week only Visitors any other
dav will not be able gain admttance into the Institution
unless provided with written permission from one OF the
directed by the Commissioners that al persons should alb
stain fm walking riding either for pleasure or exer-
cse through the Asylum grounds or around the Asylum
buildings such things sources of annoyance and DIS
traction to the patients of the Institution.
nj 6S-SWtf.
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EOR THE SICK.-RICE FLOUR, FARINA, CORN
Il Starch Tapoca Sage, Arrow Root, and Gelaliue in
store and for sale by
WILLIAMS HAYWOOD.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


Raleigh & CASTOR Railroad Company.
yElHE NORTHERN TRAIN WILL LEAVE RALEIGH
Il daily, at sam.
Arrive at Weldon at ?. M
Leave Weldon at p m
Arrive at Raleigh at p M
= Jan. 6, 1851 ls-swtt
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~ Register, Spirit of the Age. Raleigh; Tribune.
Bulletin, Asheboru,' once week Tor four weeks.
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A MOTHER SUPPLY OF SIENNA FIGS, FOR
"A cosveness, sick hea dache, &C. ust received at ID
Drug Store of Williams Hay "OOD.
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RLANK LAND DEEDS, OF THE LATEST AND
- rost approved form. just printed, and for sale the
STANDARD" office
Also Wrts, Subpoenas Warrants ard variety of other
blanks.
Aug. 25, 1855 70
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IH1RST PREMIUM !-SMUT AND SCREEN.
Z ING MACHINE, YOUNG'S PATENT. IMPORT mt
MlILERS AND MILL OWNERS.-This Machine re-
lived the first premium at the North Carolina State lar,
I'd was recommended to the public the hest
'eState Seven hundred of them running in Worth
aroina, all of which in operation and have given
'e most entire satisfctio in regard both performance
I'd durability, some having six years and perform
enow as they did at first and have not been of order
lie day. We have thrown ten different Smut Machines
make for this. They warranted for five years
nd delivered at the Mill any where in the State.
Manufactured and sold by
JNO A.. McMANNAa
South Lowell, Orange County, n. G.
April ls. 1854. Aft
e4S' Cdt this advertisement out and keen it.
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Ucember ~, 1853. q . - S.--t0.f
~ The Register the Sentinel, Elizabeth City the Tar
server and Wilmington Herald viii each copy weekly till
sale, and send bills to subscrb6rS,s - *
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And large stock Of all the usual kinds of paint used here
Our stock is repenshed from week to week to supply the
demand, and prices compare fvorably with those
charged in Petersburg, Norfolk and Wilmington
PESCUD GATLING.
March II, 1856. 81
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pEATH oF SENATOR RusK.

Intelligence reached this city yesterday afternoon,
by telegraph from New Orleans of the death by sui
eide Of Hon. Thomas j. Rusk, of Texas. Ere this,
news has been conveyed to nearly every section of
the Union We unadvsed Of the particulars of
his death but do know that his loss viii be de-
plorl My the great mass of the American people
with feelings of the most profound regret Possess
ing the unbounded confidence of the democratic par
ty enjoying in degree the respect of his polt
zeal opponents beloved in the social circle honored
in his official position and scarcely beyond the mer
dian of life, it was but natural that his friends
should look with confidence to the future for further
and even higher honors than had yet been bestowed
upon him. A Drawer truer patriot never
lived His eulogy has yet to be written.
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ganizaton and enter into the coming campaigns with
spirit They find il difficult TO fuse either with the
publicans the democrats and they think there
signs which indicate good opening in the future for
their party standing national grounds and epudatng
In this city the local divisions of the democracy and
the unsatisfactory position Of the republicans Offer many
OF the American leaders think good chance for their
party 10 win good share of the offices in the next mun
their followers to organize for another contest and their
counsel will probably be- followed in most of the wards
In the State they will doubt generally maintain their
separate organization 10 be prepared for any OPP
portunties which may offer to promote their prospects
for the next presidential campaign. II the dsiDtegr
ting process should go in the democratic party during
Mr. Buchanan's administration they think that they
would form the basis of Union party opposed purely
sectional anti-slayery party
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JOHN G, BARR,
LORD CLARENDON.

In the course of the debate in the British House of
Lords, ON the I'd utimo, the Sound-due bill,
Lord Clarendon remarked: The United States
in April last, had agreed to the assessment as
Great Britain and the other States would be liable to-
and nothing could be more straightforward and hon
orabe than the conduct of the United States govern
ment" It is not often that the acts of our govern
ment or people recognised in England in the
graceful language Of generous appreciation In this
instance the compliment is the more to be priced,
coming it does from high official source, and
from whose talents dignity his birth and posi-
ton
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EFFECT OF ATTACKS UPON THE ADMINIsTRA-
TON BY A FEW OF THE, soEUHERN PRESS

AT the late presidential electiop the know-nothings
nowhere achieved victory, except in Maryland,
where democratic voters were driven from the polls
by brute force, or struck down and bathed in blood
Their defeat was so overwhelming and complete that
they have not attempted, out of that State. to 70
through canvass without The aid of their allies and
friends the black-republcans. Their professed prin
cipies OF action being founded upon no theory con-
famed IN the constitution, nor in the political
principles recognised by the fathers Of the republic
this faction was fast sinking into deserved obscu-
nty, to be numbered among the I" things lost on
earu. But the course pursued by few journals at
'"e o0u'n mas revived their hopes, and given them
ooufase 70 cordnae their efforts to PROSTATE the de
mocracy rAey acting separately in the slave States
ana III conjunction with the republicans in the others
Everywhere the great and leading purpose is the
same--to secure the ascendency the democratic
party. Is there democrat, or journal of the demo
cratic party that wishes to witness triumph of tina
know-nothings alone, or combined with the black
republicans2 If there is not, then may we not ex
pect that they win longer pursue course that
will lead to that RESULT The following, copied from
the New York Sun, discloses what is going on and
the reasons for it;
''PoLmcAL GospIt is stated in political circles that
the American party, encouraged by the dssensions
sprngng up in the ranks of the democracy especially
Mt the South where Mr. Buchanan endorsement of Gov
Walkers policy in Kansas causes much dissatisfaction
among the extremists are preparing TO revive their
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE
August 3, 1851
GESTLEMEN Y0nr communication of the LIST inst man
esting regret at approaching separation, and filled
with kind expressions relative TO the past and good
wishes for the future he's afforded me the hveest gri
cation 1t will DO treasured ard remembered with pride
and pleasure throughout the of my future life
That during the four years have been connected with
this Office have not given frequent occasion for dssatis
faction as well to employees in the Office TO those doing
business Herewith, cannot for moment suppose But
have met in all directions and almost in every instance
with evidences of inulgent charity greater than had
any expect any right to claim 1t is evident
that freedom has not been effected, and that
correctness intention has often been received AS Its sub
stute by to within and without the office. IL IL now
n Of un aoyed satisfaction in reviewing the past
to reflect that FAR my knowledge and recollection
extend nothn like angry feeling has been excited
in my official personal intercourse either with the null
ttude of anxio interested sensitive inventors or with
those with who my relations have been more frequent
and intimate i'm the daily transaction of business II is
this consideration which has given the principal charm TO
the position in hc been placed for the past four
years and has than induced me to postpone
severance of those relations which agreeable, al
though very strong considerations urging TO that
This force has recently been augmented to
such an extent that feel il to be controlling and find
myself compelled with many and deep regrets to bid you
all adieu.
cordially recir,rocated hope may long find place
in your friendly lecoectons and shall never cease to
regard with interest the fortunes which in future await
Won all.
trust we may often meet hereafter, either here or in
my western home where shall always be happy 10 well
you.
remain, very truly, yours, Sc, $3.50.
s. T. saoxRr and Others examiners, clerks, &c, in
the Patent Office
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BLACK REPuBLIcAN HONESTY.

According to the Detroit Free Press the late State
treasurer of 0hioa black republicans defaulter
to the amount of 100000 or SsO0,0OO
The treasurer Of Sandusky county, 0hio--a black
republicans defaultcr to the amount of So 600
The treasurer Of Van Vert county, 0hio--a black
republicans defaulter to the amount of Sl2l5.
The treasurer of Delaware county, 0hio--a black
republicans defaulter to the amount of Sls 600
Black republicanism, it will be borne in mind
claims among other things, all the honesty of the ma
ton
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.

We invite attention to the advertisement of this
Institution, which appears in columns this morn
ing. In the two departments of the University there
were $50 students during last session. Thirty five
thousand dollars have just been appropriated to erect
additional buildings for the collegiate department.
The University founded in 1856. The medical de-
partment organized in 1885, and is now THIRD in
the United States in point Of patronage. In the col
legiate department the military system was adopted
two years ago. As means of promoting good or
der, industry, health and physical exercise il has
given very great satisfaction. The professors and
students share together the accommodations provided
at the University, and brought into close and in
innate relations, as to favor, in special manner,
constant supervision of the exercises, studies and
department of the latter. Besides the classical
course usual in colleges there is here taught wide
range OF branches, from which proper selections may
be made Tor youths preparing for scientific mercan
tile, agricultural mechanical, or professional pur-
suits.
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Biche, Oeland Promethee, sounleur Milan, Agle Me
gere Sentinelle

Biche Goeland, Promethee souieur, Milan, Agle Me
gere Sentnelle.
OF ls0-Aorss Poaer.
Petrol, Reguin, Eperier, Dauphin.
OF 100 Horse PoaNer.
Ardent Crocodile Phare, Fulton, AIeteore, chimere,
Vantour Styx Aoheron Cerbere, Tartac, Pheton, Co
cyte, Tonnerre Gregeois Grondeur, Euphrate Tenare
Australia, Naryal Bruddon, Scion, Etna Sesostris
OF l2O-Hore Po,0e.
Castor Brazier, Flambeau, Vedette Passe- Partout,
Pelican Rainier Salanandre, Ariel Daim, Flambart
Marceau.
OF lOO-Horse Popg.
Anaereon, Avene Tantale Galilee.
OF sO-LIorSs Porer.
Galibi, yoyageur, Marabout Alccton Rubis, Eperlan
Of 6O-Hors Popr.
Antelope, Chacul, Liamone Var
OF 4O-Hoys Poper.
Grand Bassam Ebre.
OF 80 Horse Polrer.
Basic, Serpent, Pinogouin, Guet n Oar.
Of 2O-Horse Poser.
FLOATING BATTERIES.
Devastation, Lave, Tomato, Foudroyante
GUN BOATS
Stridente AIitraille Etincelle Bonnie, Eclair Flam
me- Alarne, Couleuvaine, Dollhouse, Alerte, Menrtrere
Bourasque, Rafale, Fusee, Foudre Fleche, Grenade,
Mutine, Tourmente.
TRANSPORTS
Ariegc Adour, DURANGO Loiret Gironde, Marine, Aube
Rim, Charente, Nieyre Rhone, Tarn, Moselle Yonne,
Saone Loire Isere, Dordogne, Aler Meurthe fnisere
Mouse, Disc, Somme, Garone.
GENERAL REcArTTULATIos.
Sailing TeSSels
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itpuir Will 10 SAtti
o case whatever will
,es be tolerated.
g. "A patent has bee
for the johnson ran
enty thousand acres.
a by the steamer VII
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
George S. Blake has
NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Napal Captain George S. Blake has received prepare
tory orders to relieve Captain Godsborough the 18th
of September as superintendent of the Naval Academy at
Annapolis, Maryland
Captain W. J. Quincy has received preparatory orders
to succeed Captain Blake in the superntendency of the
construction of Steyenss war steamer at New York.
Commander Edward r. Thompson has been ordered to
report at the Philadelphia navy-yard ON the 7th of
August as ordnance officer in the place Of Commander
Thomas Turner.
Court of Inquiry No. 8 having concluded the case of
Commander William Green, furloughod, will tomorrow
probably take a recess of four weeks.
The Nec Naral Board --Subjoned is the seventh sec
ton of the naval appropriation bill for the current fiscal
year
SIC Z ind 6ea fyter enacted That the Secretary of
the Navy be- and he is hereby directed to have prepared
and report Congress at its next session for its appro
val code of regulations for the government Of the navy
which shall embrace such general orders and forms for
the performance of all the necessary duties incumbent
the officers thereof both ashore and aoat including
for the government Of courts martial and courts OF
inquiry well to establish the rank and precedence
of grade of officers in the line promotion and the
relative rank and precedence ashore and aoat between
them and combaants and between officers and petty
officers of all grades not in the line of promotion.
In accordance with the clause given above, the Secre
tary of the Navy has appointed naval board
posed of the following officers Commodore Vim. b. Shu-
brick, Commander JAS l.. Lardner Lieut. WIN. L. Maury,
Surgeon Chas. ID. MAXWELL Purser John De Brce Lieut..
Col John Harris marine corps
This board will assemble in this city on the 10th prox
DEPARTMENT
Resignation First Lieutenant Orlando B. Wilcox fourth
artillery, has resigned his commission.
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WASHINGTON CITY.
MORNING. AUGUST 5, 1857.

zsMr EY JxwIs Montgomery Alabama, general'ray-
cling agent Alabama Tennessee assisted by
JANIS o IGwls and II. H. LEWIS, Jr.
ss-Nr BaAEl jams No 1872 South Tenth street. rAdepha
general travelling assisted by VIZ H. wD JonS Col
Inns Dasusd IAan, r. 8 JANE, THos d. NH X W. NOR
sIsos 4 wES, l. wArEMAS H. cAIsos, D. X MOS
mn, BkS T. swAIs, 7. AssmAS, and p DAVIS
as-Mr W. JAMES No Harrison street. CINCINNATI Ohio
general collecting agent States and Texas assisted by
j. TnoMAs WILLIAM THosAs THos jams, Dr. A. l. omDs
MoRl Receipts Of either VIII be good
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THE LINKS SHOWN.

From the raving Hindoo (says the Pennsylvanian)
to the fanatic republican the links are complete
as possible. This is shown by the vote for Speaker
in the last Congress. Humphrey Marshall voted for
Fuller Fuller voted for Pennington and Pennington
voted for Banks
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
August l. 1857.

UNITED STATES PATENT OrFICE,
August l. 1857.
SIR We the undersigned offer you the expression Of
our regret that you resigned the position which
have SO long held as the head of this office.
In the relation which has existed between you have
uniformly shown courtesy and dignity alike pleasing
and impressive and you that we shall always
retain grateful recollection of your personal kindness
and a high respect for your official ability.
Permit also collectively and individually, to tender
to you our most sincere wishes that in all the relations OF
life your future may be one of uncouded happiness
Signed by the various employees of the oiiicel
To the Hon. CHARLES Mason,
Late Commissioners of Patents.
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220 steam vessels, mounting aggregate 9ol
ORDINARY CLASSIFICATION NAVAL OFFICERS.
Q admirals in time of peace and in time OF war
IL vice admiras
% rear admirals
ll3 captains of ships of the LIST and I'd classes
235 captains of frigates.
679 lieutenants of ships of the LIST and I'd classes
$50 cnsigns of ships
1903 midshipmen of LIST class
l65 midshpmen Of the I'd class
With respect to the classes of midshpmen, the adj
miral minister of marine regulates yearly the NUM-
Der of young gentlemen who may be received in the
service.
According to the navy list for 1856 July the eff
fectve force of the navy of Great Britain at that
period
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The ST. Anthony IN. To Express of the 18th states
that Gov Aiken of South Carolina late visit to the
Territory cashed SO 900 OF the University bonds at par
The University buildings areprogrcssng nobly the fourth
story being up, and the whole being nearly ready for
tSe roof
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A meeting held at Westhel1 IN TINS state, on
Thursday last for the purpose of organizing joint stock
cigar manufacturing company. comimttee was APP
pointed to solicit subscriptions, and 100000 We're imme-
datey pledged. The capital of the new company Is TO
be $3.50, 900.