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Wfan e~rlpartet, baB Da8 Yarlament am 81.
Sui prolon9irt piroe.
Qoro Walme8burp bate elmer Oeputatipn
Der 3,perpcoler Sanpel0fanrmer bemerft, Pie
MaBresel Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS inSe3uS
aui Die 3panaSlteuer liese ben &rcnaopctaten
5ur @rlpd9uu9 ror+
Nidt neni9er ais 800 perlonen lcaen BET
Der neuli9en 6euerlperf5 .@rplplion perleBt nor=
ben fem cine pDer 5mei maren s~eltorben uno
BET Nnoeren be5peifelte man ibr Auftommen.
@inem 9eriAt 3ufcl9e, lollte fiinfti9btn bic
14tdsiSe Yolt aus Aultralien abwedleluo anf
Der bananas unp Der Sue5.9tpute na9 @ns%
lamb b~ef0roert meroen+
Die Nnselesenbett Der Satin Sir 2pttcn
Burners mar Su aqlettiger 8efrieoi9unS sc,
lhlidtet wprpen Die Dame mar auf ben dr3tlts
den 8eridt bin aus Der S~rrenanltalt e%ntlallen
marper.
Sranfrei6.
Den 6auptaegenltanp Der llnterbultun9 Bill
bette Der 0elu9 De8 Prtn5en Napoleon ani Der.
9rcgen Notwithstanding in 2Imo9es uno Der
lAmeidelbafte @lnpfang, Der ibn bort gu Ibeil
9elporben mar.
Sin Wooel en- relief BON ben Seltuu98wer'
fen in @berbcur9 lou Der &Sni9in 8,ctcria al8
.@elhenf Iberreidt merlen.
DaS Weariueoepartement batte einen Contract
fir cine 2ieferuus iedSlaufi9er Neuploer lir ben
Tlottenoienit abSeidlciien.
Die Pariler Bldtter lteQen al9ertein bic 8e>
bauptung Der 2onorn Times, oaB bic 8efelfis
eungen in Gberboura ais eine Drcbuns ee9en
@nolano beltimint pdren, in Nbreoe.
Der frau5. Nbnliral Der 9riedilden Citation
lit mad Gambia beoroert tporDen.
8el3ien.
Die beleiIhen Gammer1 iino 5um 20. Suit
I5ulammenberufen wOroen ; bic Sefefieun9s.
merle bon Nutperpen weroen ben 9auptaeeen
tanp per Disculfioa ~liefern.
Spanten.
Gin Waoriber Sele9ratnm melpet baR
Spanien bic anSeorpbte ener9ii4e Note meqen
Der ibm pom ensliiAen Wtniltsrium angetbaaeu
8eleipisunseu ab8eIanot babe.
Deut1 dlanb.
BreuBen. Wie es beiBt, miro Der Sc.
lunobeitssultano Der Brin3eiliu 6rieOri4 @ils
belul ibr niAt sefatteu, nit ibrer Mutter in
@Sln aalammen3utreffen in Scl8e oelen wiro
it'd 0lctpria mad Bptsoam ~be9ebeu.
States
Die larpinii6en Grsdn5unsSmablen ltno gu
@unlten Der HeSterun9 aus9efauen.
Hublanb.
ct. Beter8burger 8lattter meloen, baB Der
militdrilde Gbaratter De8 pClnllden Serpal=
tunssigltems purf Elm anoeres Sptem erieei
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weroen lcll, in weldem baS biir8erlide Clement
oprberrl9eno fem ipiro.
Iurfei.
Der tirfiide @eianote IN sparis bate BON iets
ner 9tesieruns cine telesrapbilde DepelAe eitl>
pfaueen, in Der leoe l1ur IN lbrer @eipalt ltes
benoe @enustbuun9 fir DDS 8lutbao in Seooab
uao bic ltrenglte 8eitrafun9 Der l4ulcigen Ara.
Der peri prcden miro. AlS Die Nadridt bon
benz 0lutbaoe in Wtecca eintraf, ~feierten Die
Otulelnduner Elm SreuDenfeIt. @8 purben
AUDI nod meitere in Der Giirfei pcr9efa0ene
@emalttbatisfeiten gesen @brllten 9emelDet.
Nu5 Atben lit bic 0tadridt el19etrcfen, DAP
eine Idredlide Meaftion Der Wcbanlmebaner
gesen cieG brilten aufGanOia ltatt9efunben babe.
Die europdilden @oulultate auf Gambia uno Die
tatbolil6e Stride waren anseSrtfen wcroen nuD
pie @bri1ten maren i'll Se8riff bic Stabt gu
perlafien.
Iu9 in Sue5 herridte cine idredlide Nufre
9uns se9en Die @urcpder. @8 meroen Srups
pen ab8elanpt lperpen, unl einem Nu8bru1 5us
ppr3ufon,men.
Der Yariler Correspondent Der 2rnoon Iime8
ldreibt, DAB Ga9rthten aus Spnltantinopel an=
finoi9en, paB bic Bforte 1000 Wann Iruppen
nad) Seooab e%ntlauot babe, Inn cine eremplartz
lde Beltrafun9 iiber Die Wt6lper Der @brilten
gu perbdn8ea.
Snbten.
Die Bombay Soft pom 10. SUM mar in
Aleranorien am 10 SuIt ein9etroffen.
Am 10. Suni fano Elm &anpf 3pil9en ben
Galrebellen uno ben Gruppen beS Wtabaraiab'S
Scinoid in Der Ndbe Don @matior ltatt. DIE
redte unD linte Dipilicn Der 2ruppeu GcinDis
a'S mid uno peretnl9te lid init Dem SSelnpe
Da8 aus OeS Waralab'S 2eibgaroe beltebenpe
Centrum fdrnpfte gut, marb aber ppd nit einem
6etrdAtliden Serlult SelAla9en. Scinoia mar
na4 ASra 9eflOben. Die Hebe0eu batten Da5
Sort in MSre Occuplrt.
@eneral 0tole's Brigade befanD liA ouf Der
S6llte oe8 Wese8 na9 @tpallor, al8 man bon
benz Sale ce8 Blabe8 Dernabul. Gen. Stole
Don @alpec, Sol. Sif8 bon GbamIe unp 8ris
9aoier Sepree ID0ten am II. Stunt Dor @paz
lior 5ulammentreffen. Die Stdrfe beS Teinoe8
parO auf 1900 Mann 9eidaet.
Die Hebellen ~befanDen iih in GROCER Stdrte
in Der lltn9e8enp bon 2udnop uno unterbraz
9en bic Yerbinpunsen NIT @apnppre.
Cine anoere Depelde melpet, aaB bic 8eUSle
feruu9 BON 2uQnpw wieoer in bic Stapt gu fpms
men be9iunt.
SIN 3tobiluno uuo Dem Doab mar aIe8 ru
Big.
Ser Gotin Gamp6eu mar I'M 8e9riff, nit
benz General cuperuDr in NQlbatap 5ujam=
men gu fcrnlnen.
Die &ntpaifnung bat ibren rubi9en Sort.
gang auF beioen Setten Snoien8. Die entnaff.
neten Sepcpre9imellter I'M Bengal waren in
fleinen BartIen e~ntlallen moroen.
Der Yalalt uno bic Staot pes 0taiab BON
Nauliee maren BON ben Hebellen Seplanpert
pprben.
Die lebelil4e @urniiou Ecu Sumeapor, bic
unSefibr 5000 Wann nit bier &anonen 5dblte,
mar Der Serfcl9uas entfcnnen.
Die Calcutta Hrt pom A. Stunt mar in gn9o
lano eiuSetrcffen. 8riefe meloen, Dap bic
0tse riele Sronfbeiten inter ben Gruppen ere
5eu9t babe, uno oaB troy aler aus @uslanD
ab8elanoten SeritarfunSen nur 10000 Gurp1
DIer i'm SSplbe fif bpfGnDpn.
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Dentmal ben @iutritt iener gpode in Der @es
ididte Der Ser. Gtaaten be5etdnet, BON Ger, IN
6olse Der mutbiseu unb tbatfrdttt8en gfianct'
patton Der Ieitber unseredter Welle nleoer9ee
b~altenen aprptirten Serolferur9 oeS yanoeS, bic
~inniqere Gerldmel5ung Der anterifanild SclfSs
elemente lih oatlrt.
Sn oielerSoffuun9 - ia lalIen Sieni6 ia9en,
in oieler 3uperliGt, ldlieBe ih nit ben Worten (:
6reibeit unD Scrtldritt fir tuner.
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49, tO @der eanb NIT saen @etauitAfeHen. l6 spsyYsr
EM::sss ssn Der Staet nale Der ~eanbfraBe .unb in Der oelnn.
k#NiIH 6sten Ve9enb, 1lO19 alder an Der NOrt6ern gsntrn1.
MMesAGlsneaea, 30 N.stlen BON Der Stabt NIT %CgsbanSsn'.
~ Aasr On per altea 5rebsrtf 0pap, cut a~nsebaut; 107 adsr
mu pMol~en @tbaultttetten ub NrIagen, fuirb aeaen Giosn.
Seunt IN er Staot ttngetaul6t; s Alder an Der aIten grebperit
Woaoy q Mtetle Scn WiOunt be Sales 100 Nfer am gBa
Ipn.eanpwe9e, 10 Wtetlen bon Der Sta6t: 3 66ufer M Gam.
arefr, naHf G%ambtnfs l In 2geR Q~SmbarShr: In yenD.
sttear; z IN seriasttSaltr; 1 IN 5rsnttr. 1 in 4%rattare6s
l IN Panppertr. . tn Wulberiphr. mmb ntebrere onbsrp IN
Ssri9iebenen @egeaben Der Stabt. Qots ,u permisthsn IN
Soet Salttngrehry Adjournment, @au unO 0Sr@Iosrrsfr. nnS
ofooenap. @runb w psTtaatfM IN y spabpas, @runbrsnten
ju Dertaufen. @Ioferu nb WrrrI%
Npi5-S SO, So 6auetttirose >
AJ- &aufbrtefe MtetbsGrntrafte, GeItamen { unb snbprs
l@rtttt@e Vapiere3 lprte Q0atfens q sri&ts- Is eelbGfte asrssn
befenS keiOrat. "V"
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Gum 3usfn Der npnatlthsH Eiasa9tun8en an Nftten BON
Ge9 99reer eltg e. 5. nn6 aum Mataur fplder Mfttea 1T
ners gotta, tn gennfslpanta Nv. nave Der 6. @traBe feRee.
lest. Ha6 sur S.ssanemli6fett nan6er SntersE enten lit bic
%beftmmt Au4 werSen 3a@ti&ten aber ben Jcr.sans bss
llnternehrens BON Wtttelteoera, bic eten BON etnem 8efun
mad @8s parbDr Gttp suradeefebrt fnD unb Ypn benz Inter
seibnet. n e1tbeilt. Sub. 6tk, Maent.
2Daibtn8tpn, ben ~. Suit s.
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Sefdnnfmn6lmnn

GS pirb bferimit yiaGrtdt ertbeilt, bag bic 0eretntste Staas
ten WrpB.Se8e, Werb. Droen unabt. 8rIber, tbre b~albtGbrtge
StB in8 am 2. Augaf, ais am erften Wlpntaa bes eenanntea
Ntenats, tn 3ittle yOrf, Staat @ennfylVantea, ab6dlt. Dtt
Oittglteter, oeputtFte, @reB. Wtstfer, 0feprdfentanten unb
Oelesaten eer DerfNtebenen Staaten, Difrifte unb IerrttUrteu
itnb pbFt@r e%in9elaben ptnftttG su erf6etnen.
Der ~Otpr8sn3ug bp1 Baltimore mad Qttlle g0rt aebt trGsts
IN ubr pom DISAPPEARANCE eppt ab.
Ste Usriam n!lunB besinnt @iCreens punt 10 u6r In gOrf.
Sm Anftra8e bs bONuurotgsn Sbr. BunbeSs aReifer,
GpWtS 5pffmann.
Sunses.S6riftmetfer
Sult24,1m SDbnnn Dauter d.
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Neme Mn5et9em.

as- Gin 8rtsf tar 9srrn GRas. 80 agnsr liest in Der
Office bes og9eder."
60 81. @bas. @Gbntns, 8fidleeeI, raa0 eIaea Yrief
In Der .Qlefer. office" entaeaennehmen.
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GSH1 &eOer! @eOer !! &eoer =!
YO NtbtMn9
Bg@ Suite Naaridten fir aGe
Gtiefel= mn1 ScbuDm0cDer
DDa Saltittore,
ippte far Gde, pel4e fiG nit 2eper bon 8alti.

Ippte fur NQe, pel9e fid nit 2eper BON 0alti>
tlDre peiior9en.
Sebt @u6 meme 9rets- Eabele an = lefet fe - IeIet fe =
tno tpnamt 16 bttrd1tet @u9 6aS Qeber, febt e$ lelbt; aldubt
nt9t, mas SUD Gn6ere fa8sn. ipenn Sbr nt9t lelbit 5uetft &C.
1 ,s?sS 4 paS', penn =, to- iass eaS; t @aRr9stt TT
SD tGntaere MID ntbt barunae mas Inbere au ttun Sprae.
BEN. SD tbue es = mas ttue t@? Stun, i'd periaufe aae
Sprten Neoer, unb 3mar btu ger, ais iretnp elm AMI ereS 5aus
in 8aItinnpte e.
&a@ babe t4 ben srS6ten mnS beRem gprratb BON
alien uorteen 2auiera, une tb 6arse bafar, baB t@ swet Set.
fetn 9utnbu9. 1nb wenn t@ fase, eae metn 0Drratb be. Bette
uno 8r6Bte tt, 70 rebe ib bic ~QDabrbeit unb neil i'd bt beae
ab grbBte &aspabl babe, 70 bin t6 TN Stambe, an Sud sel
btut9er pertdafen III fDnuet.
SD betanOle &Ie alstG ; Bet MIR Gilt Der @srnae fostsl
we Der Ofet9e.-Der Wiann, nelber muir en- Marpccpfea, pber
EN- SutterleDsr USsr etne Seite SDblealeOer BET mir tauft unb
batur b%e5ab1t, er1alt IS ebanlp btIg ME Derientee, mel.
der %etnbunbert Soften tauft; umb er mtrb auf Die namlt6e
2Dette bebtent perben.
SD babe ieet in NGem 9e9en 5000 Geiten
Sober i'm 2aoen unb i9 babe eS 5l biuioea Breiz
fen ein9ele9t:
8elfeS lpanliGe8 uap Sdladts
Iclenleoer gu =. . 20, 27-28 @t8.
y SemIlpflolenleber 5u 24-25 .
- idapbaftes @tdenipblens
leoer 81 20, 22-24 y
y fdarbafte8 SenllodlOb,
l~enleoer gu 81
Orptnaire8 DO. 5u IA
y 8afetlebcr gu 80 Bic 81 BIG 80 Ool.
unD ale anOeren Sorten bili9er ais Das Bils
lisfe.
Sc fommt nun, femnlt berbei nit benz baaz
rem @eloe gu Francis I'll. Grupy,
YG. AZ. @..galSertnr.
~ 3ebnt Gu6 tn &dt unb febt mad benz re6ten Women
unb Der rs&ten Summer. Sntft4. Int
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Snt bsuti6ea IrbehSbireau SIS. s Nurtb grebertferdee,
g ess m@dgSftef u en- 20tst ! eartespsr, 2 Nafwdrter aui Elm
~ Der Stabt gu Dertaafea no man Dsn . bs S yboisr b@t
1a9 osroteaen tam, A sarmarbeiter, 1 Dlann un pfefb unD
Uoa8en 5u trftben, 1 Sdfer, z SOnet9rl, 1 Sdubmaher 2
&aaDen UNI 9tl6alte Bu erlernen ebenlp 1 ~beutfpes Wdp6en
UNI NAG eoaltpitnetoa 3u eebsn epbn. 81 bts IS ben Ntpnat nnS
Z oeutlHe Wdohen IN cine amertfdntfNe Edmilie Elm, nS
&S9ia, bic aa6sre ais 3tmmermdb6en. =" w.
SaltI9-, s.. IpaIbeimtr Moa.t
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Arbett Mafbipeiinn nos 9nrean,

unter Nuffat Der .Deatf6en @efsaaafs."
@ue Oteeai8en, melbe beufde 9anbwerfer, Mrbeiter Dber
Otsaltectea 3u belaatttsen wlnfdeu, fepie All beutlGsn DR.
peltia@fnesn ppHen I'D peri4ali@ pber ta franfirten 8rtefen
~ eta AeenteH Der @eleAi ait, 9rn. >. Is. 90 tIItng
= : NS. 90 abamsear. enten, peIder unsntaelbIth
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n. \ yfC II si;sa
respectfully uiurns irieis a.i te public tina he
has substantial LrIck buildings al his
Oid Stand. expressly for manufacturing" Carriages
Thankful Tor The liberal patronage ht has reccv
or the last II years he hopes strict attention to
business with desire satisfaction to merit a
continuance OF the He warrants his work to be
made OF the best material and by experienced workmen
III each branch OF the business. Ills work Will compare
favoraly with nlaie IN the United States for
ness and durability.
He is determined sell aud do any work iii his line
good terms ANY work done elsewhere that is
we'll done. He now has hand finished. the largest
stock ofCARltI AGES. b HA2DtCtft2S. BcCk.AW AVS
AND BUfitiIES. offered in t.is place. and Il very
large stock of work nearly finished which will be sold
very low for Cash short time to lctla
nss-lIe has hand than ONE HI \ NDRED
AND FIFTY Vehicles ttsi Il ,tnd in course o con
strUctiun.
nS~Ali work made hyhim is warranted 2 months
with fair and should It fail by ha: workmanship
material Will be II paired free of charge.
Persons wishing to buy would 10 we'll call and
examine 70 themselves.
Orlars thankfully received and promptly attended to
2snlirng executed at short notice on yerv rea
sont,hle terms.
Flvntteville. Oct S5e
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Country Papers-Their Use.

Country papers are OF much more use
than the people imagine.
They aid in directing public attention to
matters in which every citizen of the country
is more or less interested.
They contribute, in variety of ways, to
the formation of public opinion on subjecs of
public interest.
They aid in giving character and Importance
They stimulate taste for reading. and dis
amount of useful information which would not
reach portion of their readers through any
other channel.
They are of essential use in family in fos-
tering taste for reading among children.
Country papers enjoy advantage in this res
pect over papers published at a distance; be-
cause MANY of their items are of a local interest
which naturally attracts chid's attention.
The advertising columns Of these papers are
particularly attractive to this class of readers.
Country papers, hy the local information they
contain, are often the means of drawing new
and valuable citizens to the county i'll which
they are published.
To the objection do not unfrequently hear
urged against the support of country papers
that the price charged for them is too high, it
may be replied, that the price at which the pa,
per can be afforded, depends mainly upon the
number of subscribers. The chief expense IN
the publication of paper, consists In setting
up the matter one thousand or even ten thous-
and copies can be furnished at a very small ad-
dition to the cost over aud above that OF COM
position.
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FOR S. A LIE .

The following valuable est;ste. the property OF
T.. dali dec u offered tor saleand consists OF the
following tracts:
Thai desirable place known as Rome. containing
about Z6U With all the improvements This
place will be sold divided to suit purchasers,
1t being probably one Of the best business stands in
the country and is .sirlble To those ishing to
enter the mercantile business.
No q Consists of ID Lot and Brick Store e tene-
mentSJ in Cambieton OIL bridge Street near Claren-
don Bridge snd is desirable stand for business.
No 3, Is yacant lots in iumposlton. known in City
D as y os 100. IL. | y. ii half Of lot / IS
No 4. Is i. dwelling houseand lot Haymount,
corner of Plan kroad and ADAMS St. A very dcsira-
Bile residence for the whole year
No 5. Is Corn Mll aad Steam En- CINE and Boiler.
of 10 horse power. This is we'll rorth the at
tenton of those living where powcris not avail
able. and will he sold ut y great bargain.
For terms apply to j.. II. HALL Asst Gnee--@-
August 1, 1851. 6i-t1
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Character of a Frontiersnan !.

Some idea of the reckless character OF tho
nersons who iufest our frontiers. may be infer-
red from the following incidents related BY
Maj. Emory. United States Army, in his re-
port OF the Uni,ed States and Mexican bonn
dairy:
"One evening" (says the Major Several
gentlemen. among them retired officer Of the
hilibusters, were erjoyng the delicions twilight
OF that climate on the bank of the river, tKio
Grande, opposite the point where was usuaIlys
posted picket guard, detached from Mexican
military station four miles distant. The guard:
OF ten men were seen to approach the lacals
dis'nount, tie their horses, and stretch them
selves on their blankets. some to sleep, others
81
was OF a jocose character, directed at tie ex-
pense of The young American f!ibuster who
had Joined in the Caravagal revolution, which
had just ended with such signal advantages to
the regular Mexican troops A little nettled
probably, at what had passed, he offered
wager of one hundred dollars that he would
cross in II boat aud take the guard, single-han-
ded His wager not being accepted he offered
to bet drinks for the party. Some persons,
not dreaming he was in earnest, indiscreety
took the bet.
''fhe absence of the fillibuster was scarcely
noticed, and the conversation about other
subjects had continued for nearly hour,
when it interrupted by the sharp reports of
a revolver, and a yell which reverted from
shore to shore, giving the impression of many
voices; these We're quickly followed by the roll
ling fire of a platoon of musketry, and then all
was silent Gould that be S--?' asked one.
"lmpossbIer was the reply. 1t would be
just like him. said a third. Shortly after,
boat containing two or three men, was seen to.
dart across the rapid current from the shadow
of the high bluff OF the American side. AS it
the opposite side, its occupants.
not wishing TO violate the usages Of the guard,
called out in Spanish they were friends, going
to what the matter. Matter? HI"
answered voice in English, come here and
help me to drive these mustangs in the river
They found the guard dispersed, and s. with
one shattered by musket ball; with the
other he was trying to lead all the ten horses
to the river shore."- Wims6oro Register.
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USEFUL 41RIIC'LES.
ENLUID, OIL and Lard L mps:
Il Br:ttana and Brass Candlesticks;
Superior Steel Shutters;
Brittania Castors Tea Pots and Coffee Pots;
prittania SPOONS and LADIES';
Brittania Communion Sets Goblets and Cups
Timed Iron Spoons and Ladies';
Oyster and Beef Steak Dishes. and Dish Covers;
WATERS. of all sizes and shapes.
FINE SCISSORS; large for cutting small for embrod-
er r Zors and Pocket Knives
Baskets! Baskets!
for all purposes;
COFFEE MILLS,
Iron and Stone Morters;
Stone Crooks; Tin Ware;
Cedar Tubs. Pals. Churns and Bowls;
Coun'er Scales to weigh to $40 lbs;
Family Scales. to wei gh every ounce to ID;
Cocoa Dippers; Hair and Wire Selves;
Table Mats; Feather busters;
Dust Pans; Curtain Pins;
Hand and Tea Bells
Music Portfolios; Ladies Work Boxes; Rosewood
Toilet Boxes;
Ladies' Leather Bags, (large;}
White Satin Beads and White Cut Beads for
fancy work;
Electric Polishing Powder; Boys Saws; Corhscrews
A great variety of other useful articles too tedious
TO mention. Come ind for yourselves the
"Crockery Stores W. N. TILLINGHAST.
Oct. z. 3m
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NO I ICE,

Persons indebted JAS. Z. McI1achin as :Iuardia.
OF the heirs OF john Mor!isonr dec d. hereby re
spectfuliy informed that said guard;al has in .rea,
majority OF instances endorsed and transferred theiI
notes to the untersigucd. Also. that urgent he
cessties apart from The req, irements OF the
compel to collect as speedily possible Al those
indebted will therefore o'ee LIS. aal themselves
by paving up Immediately. We must aud will sue
where the money is not forthcoming.
A. d. MORRISON.
J. II. MORRISON
y \ MORRISON.
Ianri iauro h. n. c. March 1887.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

The dwelling House aud Lot on Hay Mount. near
the donaldson academy joining Yates and others
lately occupied by Hector Mcmillan ESQ., with a well
OF good water II Garden III front 1t will be sold a.
bargain rented TO good tenant reasonable terms
apply to JAS. MARITIME.
Also the two Story Ware House on Church st. near
Presby terian Church.
April "a, 98-tf
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LIND FOR SALE
il Ohm IT. GILMDR RE. now of

1ers @ Ior sale portion Of his swamp lands in the
county of Cnmserlssna. r1out mffes~ DC1OyvEav y.
ettevI.le, and about miles east Caps
River. The entire swamp has been successfully
drained OF the large body of water by which it was
heretofore covered. The land is apparently level.
being free from ridges (Which are so common to
swamp lands generality whilst there is an abundance
of iali. ny which the rain be carried off
by ordinary diches A small portion of tie land
has been IN cultivation about years and those
persons who have seen the crops. reg ard the land
as equal iii fertility to any they have in this
state or elsewhere. I he location is healthy. the
neishLorhood good. and the to Fayetteville
ant 'ilnlngfon easy by means of good road l !
miles IN length icad ng directly the river. Besides
this 1t IS within miles of beautiful! little village.
upon a nigh and healthy Bluff. at the river with
store " warehouse and hrSt landing. All which
afford many conveniehc.S 20 the ncieh hbornood AS
seven al persons have spoken of purchasing this
deemed a propsr time to call their attention the
subject. in much there is a crop NOW growing
upoi small portion OF the land bv which they
judge OF its productions NS-Reasonable terms will
be given to the purchaser.
Sept. 10. 1858 If
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$1,000 REV. Ard
ID UNAWAY from the subscriber. mullato girl
AZ named EMMA FREEMAN. I will give the
above reward of Sl0.0 to any who will arrest
and contine her in Cumberland Jail. that get
her JOHN T. WRIGHT.
Oct. 9, st
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REMOVAL.

THE Subscriber has Removed to the Store one doo-..
East of Ii. X E Llys, where he mop to meet all
his old friends and to MAKE many new friends ah-i
customers. G. W. L. COLLISION.
Augu.t %, 1858. TT
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NEW FAIL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
ALEX. JOHNSON, JR
Has received and is this day receiving large
II Il and desirable
STOCK OF GOODS,
embracing all the neue styles of
Ladies Dress Goods, Cioaks, Shawls,
Basques, Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers,
and Trimmings, of all kinds.
FOX GENTLEWEV.
A very de>iralI- stock Of
Readv-Made Clothing, Cloths, Cassi-
meres, Vesting, Hats, ps, Boots,
Shoes, Umbrellas, &C., &c.
Together With m.ly articles not deemed necessary
to enumcrate.
All of which will be offered low for CASH. Or on
time to such as pay when called on.
ALEX JOHNSON, JR.
Fayetteville Sept. 25 1858 At
TURPE NTINE AND
RLACKsMITH TOOLS.
25 Doz. Bryces' Hackers.
20 g '' Round Shaves.
Is Sc '' Scrapers
10 g Hacker-Stones.
10 '' Round Shave Stones.
25 6 Hacker-Fies.
ALSO
A Large assortment of Cooper's Tools.
1 would call The attention of purchasers my
Hackers, Roand Shaves and Scrapers they excel
any offered for sale i'll this market
oct. 2. I'm G. E. LEETE.