The North-Carolinian., 1857-12-03

ifnuortant fact, that hundreds, of od &5ers
will take a State paper who will take no other.
The Paper is needed to be the organ of our
Synod and Presby byteries-to to elevate and en-
Tighten the piety of our membership by difasng'
evangelical knowleage-to promote the cause
of Educaton-to develope the talents of our
Ministry, and to strengthen the attachment of
our people to the soil and sanctuaries Of their
own State.
If our Church in other States.Aan other
Churches in this State, can supply their mem
bers with IL religious journal, why may not We?
Are n North Carolina Presbyterians inferior in
talent, energy and patriotism to their neighbors
Oh the North or South, or to Christians of
other denominations at home? With the
same or better opportunities Of accomplishing
this work shall we leave it. undone? In the
language of one of our most able and useful
Ministers, an adopted of State, at
ought to have been undertaken 30 years ago,
but it is not too late to begin to do right"
In the last two or three months, fund OF
about $4,000 has been subscribed perma
nent capital. At meeting of the contributors
held at Greensborough the l4th of May
Rev. 4. Baker, Chairman,- Paper was un-
aninously located at Fayetteville under the
name and title OF the NoKrH CAROLINA PhEs-
ByrER1AN. Rev, VIM. y Mebane aud Res-,
George McNeill were elected Editors: Rev
Messrs George NcNei VIM. n Mebane, a.
Baker and c Fl. Wiley, aud Messrs. Geor=e
McNeill, Sr John H. Cook and David Muir
ply We're appointed Executive Committee,
to establish, the Paper and manage its business
affairs.
1t is our wish and design to make the NORTH
CAHoLINA PRESBYTERIAN IA journal of the first
class, equal to the best i'll the country in typo
graphica appearance and i'll adaptation to the
| wants of our Churches. Its columns will afford
| ba fate int irn a
tic and special care will be taken to give "a full
and accurate summary of State. news. The
name Of the Paper is designed to be expo
nent of its character aud contents From con
yiction, it will advocate the conservative, Or
! thodox Old School doctrines and order of the
| Church.
Our first appeal is to our own peope-to
c. Presby Whilst rely confdentl.
upon their favor, we trust that the native son;
Of North Carolina who have found homes ii
, other States, aud the adopted citizens of ou
State who form important an element in ou
, Ministry and membership, will take a deel
: interest in this enterprise, and give it the
hearty support.
TERMS: 50 per annum in advance or de
livery of the first number; 50 SO in six month";
So at the end Of the year. To clubs Of % O.
more, paying in advance and when spe
is sent to one address, dlsco1
cent will be allowed. O1Sl
and all
assist in
BILE, aud fof'l
e this Office.
obtained, the ffan
faithful and vigoroff
o two months by those Sd
in this work. will witt
! begin the publication 80
: with paying subsc4s
:, Presbyterian, ~
Fayetteviy
~ RANAWHY1
1<2E1 Negro boy namedl
Z IN black, about feet hi IA.
SSS@.A made. about 25 years ,io
EA his front teeth when he speaAo
Eva laughs wei Chs about l73 pounos' a
~ ~ was raised browning Greek, :
e The above reward will be palu
-s~s-seySEseSaa the anprehension and delivery OF !
said negro to me. for his confinement IN any 90"
i State SO that can get him. .,,oNT.
Oct 3, 1857 79-8t
Argus copy.
), FOR SALE.
y Heavy A Beaver Creek Sheetings -
Cotton Yarn, Warp and Filling, Nos $ to lo
Belt Picker, Roller aud Lace .LEATHEho.
Oils and Manu- turer's Findings. o:,s
Winter strained. Sperm. Lard and Llnseeu % p 81
IN Shuttlies Isingiass, French Glue, Emory NV
Cloth and Glass Steps. cnco
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| July s26. 1856 y"
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n.y. JUST RECEIVED and tor "a
he fresh supply Of Crackers, Cheese, bat'e''
,lv pies, Chest nuts, and Oranges nE
'S r. E HElDE.
Oct o. 13-f foot of Haymonn'