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an WEDNESDAY THE 18th OF MAY,sl

AN WEDNESDAY THE 10th OF MAY,sI
u shall proceed to sell the following property belonging
the Estate of the late James Timberhke decd 70 witt
One of land containing four hundred and i've acre
situated about five miles north Of LousburR
lands of w. P. Williams o. Davis j. b. EttljGhn and
Others The of land has large dwelling House,
Kitchen Tobacco Barns Stables Cribs and 10 fct oil me-
cessary houses.-The dwelling has four large rooms
pantry &C. each has good fire place. Said tract 81
land divided by large creek lying on about
so equal to the low grounds On tho
River Besides the low grounds lying this thsra
is about hundred of bottom land which nm.
surpassed the county All the land is cleared except
about seventy five acres which 10 in its original stats
and we'll timbered The land that is cleaned sundef good
pair and high cultivation and well TO
growth of Tobacco, Wheat, Corn, Cotton and AL other
kinds of produce It has on il never failing Mineral
Spring which discovered about i've and ever
ing forth profuseiy It is of the bodest runat1g
Springs in the State and it is believed to BE- equal not
superior TO either Of the Springs in Warren County
Spring alone will be worth fortune % any
will improve it. 80 80 g = =. :. -
At the same time and place shall offer for sale Afeen
likely negroes; consisting Of four men, three women two
boys three girls and three children Two OF the men aFe
guod mechanics shoe maker and the other carpen
ter The boys are large enough to work m the farm and
two Of the girls are Of sufficient size for house serssns
All of the negroes are well disposed industrious epd bon
est none of which had charge Of any kind aganst
them. shall also sell horse and some md
The above property win be sold On crsdit Of nine
months Bond and approved security will b required be-
'''' ''' pep''S RICHARD FIMBERLAKEEx EXT.
43A4 Of JAMES II MBERIAKE, decSd. ~
Louisburg April =, 1855. ss--w 4svtds
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The Newbern Celebration.

We had the pleasure of being present, on Thurs
d,v last at the celebration in Newbern, of the COM
Melton of the Atlantic Railroad to that place. Our
Reporer has given full account of the celebration,
leaving to US the task of referring in general terms
to one Of the most interesting and joyous occasions
ever witnessed in this State.
The number of persons who were present on
MISUNDERSTANDING the resident population with
ysors-could not have been less than ten thousand.
From first to last, so far as we saw or heard, the
best order and the best feeling PREVAILED and with
50 large crowd, and the locomotives going back
and forth in town and at the depot, it is really a
natter for surprise and qualification that no accident
ofany kind occurred. The hospitality of the people
Of Newbern was indeed unbounded. Every thing
was done that could be done, to render their guests
comfortable. The dinner spread before the vast
multitude at the machine shops, was not only abun-
dan but excellent in every respect can testify
from personal observation and experience
The venerable and respected Judge Donnel, who
presided on Thursday, appeared to have caught the
enthusiasm of youth, and acquitted himself of the
duties devolved upon him in the best manner. The
addresses Of DR.. Hawks and Henry W. Miller, Esq,
we're just such were expected of these distinguish
ed and patriotic sons of North Carolina and the
demonstration of feeling which they elected showed
that the orators speaking from the heart and to
the heart of the large audience before them.
We should indeed be glad, if we had space, to
speak at length of this interesting celebration
but must content ourselves with inviting the atten
ton of our readers to the sketch of Reporter.
ltis impossible, every reasonable reader will ad
nit to do full justice to every body and every thing
even in extended sketch; yet We feel sure from
our knowledge of the man, that the Reporter ha:
aimed to do justice to Newbern and to all who par
ticipated in the celebration
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JUST PUBLISHED

81. The New American Cylopadia. *'l
CONTAINING, AMONG ITS PRINCIPAL TITLES
NEW AND ORIGINAL ARTICLES ON 7 -
Architecture Arctic Discovery Argentine Condensation
timore, Baptists, Banks, Barring Brothers, &c. 4.
IN ITS BIOGRAPHICAL DEPARTMENT
Are lives Of ST. Augustine ST. Basil Bacon Audubon Arts
ta Commodore Banbridge, Professor Bailey, Lord Asbur
ton the Barbour Family Of Va, and others. & -
BESIDES NUMEROUS SKETCHES OF DISTINGUISH.
ED LIVING CHARACTERS, SUCH AS, ~ s
Arezzana, Atchison. Gov. Banks Badger Barpger Of
Bates Bates Of Missouri Jacob Barker Rev Dr.. Bsnrs
others. & go ~ = 49, -
The New AMERICAN CYcLop1D1A will be completed ID
Is vos royal Octavo $8 per volume in cloths % SO library
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UNlVE r SITY.

UNIV ERSITY. :
tnNHE EXAMINATION OF THE STUDENTS
of the University of North-Carolina, will begil on
MONDAY, oath May inst, and continue until the day of
the College Commencement THURSDAY the Sd of
June
Under resolution of the Board the following members
have been selected to give their attendance and supern
tend the entire Examination of all the Glasses, viz:
JOHN l.. BAILEY,
DANIEL NJ BARRINGER,
WILLIAM H. BATTLE,
SAMUEL p HILL
WALTER F. LEAKE
The standing Committee of Visitation for the year 1885,
consists of -
Gov'r of the State and Pres't.
er-a6fcio Of the Boald.
Hon. DAVID L. SWAIN, L. L. d.,
President Of the College.
JOHN H. BRYAN,
JOHN R. J. DANIEL,
JOHN M. DICK,
ROBERT B. GILLIAN,
JOHN A. GILMER
CALVIN GRAVES.
JOHN D. HAWKINS,
CHARLES L. HINTON,
WILLIE p. MANGUM,
CHARLES MANLY.
JAMES NJ. MOREHEAD,
SAMUEL F. PATTERSON,
THOMAS RUFTIN,
ROMULUS NJ. SAUNDERS,
THOMAS SETTLE.
LEWIS THOMPSON,
PATRICK H. WINSTON.
All other Trustees who may attend will be considered
members of this committee.
CHARLES MANLY,
Secretary.
Raleigh, May l, 1858. s6-td
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ihE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR.
JUaSe Ellis will commence the campaign at Monroe,
:, ."0n county, on the 18th inst He will devote
"ss'' constantly and entirely, from that time till
,oay OF the election, to the work Of expoundng
."l enforcing Democratic principles and doctrines;
:, we feel sure that he will be welcomed and
Ss .esa wherever he goes by the people, whose CAN
ne u.s. Let our Democratic friends in all quar-
0sstr themselves and prepare for action. The
sfp's,''on have brought forward gentleman who
~, posted in political affairs, who is ready and
vi Inc stump, and who is stimulated in his ef-
NV. oy past disappointments and by the prompt
a. o." Vau'tng ambition. Democratic, stand By
msS candidate! He is able and eloquent, and can
h, .' .nan sustain himself on the stump but the
WV Is not to be fought there alone. Stand By him
,n.. "aere and make his cause your oUn for in
olss him you are but sustaining your princi.
bos 'na the glorious old party which is the last
a rs VI the country. Let US not only maintain but
,s4s the majority which gave for Gov Bragg
-''0' We can, il we will
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Mr.. McRAE CAND1DArE.-Weh have received and
shall publish in our next. the letter of Duncan K.
McRae, Esq, announcing himself candidate for
Governor of North Carolina We expect to notice
Mr. McRae's letter and his position generally in our
next issue. We have only to say now, as Mr.. Nc
Rae has thrown himself fully and entirely into the
arms Of the opposition, that he must look for no
quarters at the hands Of the Democratic press or the
Democratic people Of the State.
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81 The Register ntmates that "citizen Holden"
was bidding for Western votes" when he objected
to the course of Gen. Dockery at the last session OF
the Assembly and advocated the Western Extension
The Register is mistaken. "Citizen Holden" has
been in favor of Railroad from the seaboard to the
mountains and through the mountains, ever since
1949; and '.ctzen Holden" is not the either to
advance to retract opinions to get votes In other
words, brother Syme, "citizen Holden" is not dem
agogue He has the fullest confidence in the intel
ligence and honesty Of the people, and he is not
afraid to tell them the truth.
The late imposing demonstration at Newbern
ought to strengthen those who have fears as to the
popularity of internal improvements. The people
in all portions of the State in favor Of both Com
mon Schools and Railroads; and though persons
here and there may denounce taxation, and attempt
to hold the Democratic party responsible for it more
than other parties, yet when the fruits are seen, as
they were seen at Newbern, the camor is hushed
or gives place to general rejoicing. Common Schools
and Internal Improvements have become the estab-
lshed policy of the State "Citizen Holden" has
been for them from the first and be will be the last
to desert Them whether he gets uotes not. Apoor
creature, indeed, would be ''ctzen Holden" if he
regulated his views and opinions public man by
the consideration as to whether they would procure
or lose him votes. The question is, achat is right?
not will such and such course make me popular or
unpopular, in certain sections? "Citizen Holden"
goes for the whole State from Currituck to Chero.
kee He desires to see every portion Of it improved
as the means can be commanded. He is neither
contracted nor extravagant in his views in this
spect State is not to be made in day. We
must have patience, working all the while, and at
last Justice will have been done to all sections and
all localities.
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Roanoke Land for Sale.


"ILL BE OFFERED AT PUBLIC SALE
w on THURSDAY, the goth day of May next that we'll
known Estate called THE LEVEL" lying Occoneechee
Neck miles below the town of Halifax, the Roanoke
River This Estate consists of about 1000 acres Of which
900 first low grounds, the remainder second low
grounds Is and 90 feet above high water and it is one Of
the choicest Estates Roanoke River and has been
highly improved by Lime and Clover 1t possesses the
Cotton and Wheat, Glover and Tobacco. II is Within
miles of the Railroad at Halifax and miles of the Depots
of both the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroads at Garys-
burg The terms of sale will be favorable ENQUIRE fur.
Their from
H. K. BURGwYN
=, Garysburg, NC
May 4, 1883 Std.
- Register copy.
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Of ~ BRUNSWICK AND CoLuMBus. a meeting
Of % Democrats Of Baden will be held on Monday
hl,,ny court, to nominate candidate for the Leg.
yl1. and Convention will be held at White.
aor;O '" the I'd Monday in May, for the purpose Of
b. a''ns candidate to represent the District in
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Hi FL tt II T. AON
MIR. G. A. WILLIAMS, AGENT FOR THE
iLuM rs St GAS from Wood and Water now q
the MARLBOROUGH HOUSE, in this City, where he will
interest the matter The process of manufacturing this
Gas was patented in February, 1857.
Among the many advantages these works have over all
st The bur chsapnes Of the material from
Cd The durability of the works when compared with
Sd. The simplicity of the apparatus and process
from the augusta (Ga) Chronicle and Ssnt'nsAl
Wood and Water Gas.
For the last weeks, have been astonishing the
good people of city and all VISITORS by lighting our
ared oa the o PINE Wood and
ter by the Portable Gas patented last year. by
sasxbe petot is heated with wood fuel oak to
red heat when charge OF ghtwocd is inserted and the
process generating gas ana when me gas
coal is withdrawn and another inserted and thus the pro-
cess continues until the requisite quantity Of made
The gas produces beautiful soft and luminous light Ger
tainly equal. and we think, superior to Rosin Gas
This Of generating Gas commends itself or is
and water you may have all the necessary materials for It's
production. *. 4 s e 3S
F,vu. tas Augu.ts (Ga) con.sis.s;unan.tll sss
80 Wood Gas. ~! "a &
have frequent refsrencee e this ga iu oar
change papers and number Of pubshed certificates high
n favorable III use we'll IL
and economy 70 he fscity and esss which Il can
The light ifpn this gas, g ve have and
fhe public will more Il = its
sploymsns becenss mare general 8 Al Il
sDniIII6oRATIsc icolnyEgTfoN.s s e
@ qha ~ q nc 81 Johnston are
So .s ss 81 ss sas }sss ssfis 3
shs ms s
.a |ssssz'sss 8 81 SIS: y ;s''';;;
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Ordered that the above be published weekly three times
in the following papers standard and Register Raleigh
Garonian, Fayettevils Tribune. Goldsboroughi Uuon
Banner Salisbury; Democrat Charlotte; Western entne
and Asheville News. s;ss7 ~ y, II \
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EXECUTION AT Observation-Disclosures TOO LATE
At last Columbus Superior Court, two negroes
convicted and sentenced to be hung for the murder
of their mistress. The execution appointed for
yesterday, (Friday) 1t would appear that on rep
reservations made that "Joe' one of the sentenced
persons of weak notwithstanding towards idncy,
Gov. Bragg granted reprieve. Solicitor Strange
received dispatch yesterday, that the reprieve was
on its way, and Immediately special locomotive
was despatched for Whitevlle to arrest the execu-
ution, but owing to accident it failed to reach
Whitevle until fifteen minutes after the execution.
tits proper here to remark. that the impression
of those who have had means of judging is that Joe
was fully able to distinguish between right and
aorong, and that he got no more than his deserts
this, think, is the opinion in Columbus, and we
think the correct one, although "Joe" was not
"bright."- Wilmington Journal
The only Representations as we learn, to Gov.
Bragg, came from Judge Manly, before whom Joe
was tried and Mr. Solicitor Strange, who prosecuted
him, and were as follows:
"Recent information from Columbus county in.
duces us to think that negro slave named Joe,
now under sentence of death, to be executed on
Friday next, is not responsible being and we in
woke from your Excellency respite Of the sentence
until further enquiries can be made"
This letter was dated 9th April, but by some
means did not reach the Governor as soon as it
should have done.
We suppose that, with an exception or two, there
will be but one opinion to the duty of the Gov
ernor upon the above representation.
He promptly granted respite until the 4th June
next in order that the mental condition of Joe might
be enquire6 into.
1t was Immediately dispatched to Mr.. Strange, to
be forwarded to Columbus county, but it seems that
second accident prevented its arrival before the
execution.
ABRDGEMENr OF THE DEBATES OF CoNGREss.-The
sixth volume of this valuable compilation of Congress
sional debates, by Hon. Thomas H. Benton, has
made its appearance. 1t embraces the period of
annals from 1917 to 1921, and will be found to be
peculiarly interesting The Missouri Question, the
Seminole War, and the Revision of the Tariff are all
discussed large in the debates Of this PERIOD and
no one who desires to become familiar with those
matters that still form large part of political con-
tsoversy should fail to study the ample information
here contained. We have received the work as far
as completed and take pleasure in recommending it
to our friends. The agent, Mr.. Emmons, is now in
the western part of this State soliciting subserip-
TONS
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I1REE AND INDEPENDENT. uNso1Ic,

LHREE AND INDEPENDENT, UNSOLICTT.
- ed and unexpected to all my friends announce my
self candidate for the Office of Sheriff am opposed to
all caucuses conventions and nominations for that Office
If am elected shall be the Sheriff of the people and not
of party. -
WIN. b. PUTNEY
May 4, 1855. 36-tf
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BY EXPRESS.

BY EXPRESS.
ID ECEIVED THIS DAY ANOTHER SUPPLY
OF Plain English and Common Straw Bonnets Fancy
Commo" Muslin Side Stripe Robes which will be offered
at reduced prices
II. L. EVANS
Raleigh. May 8, 1885, S6-tf
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The LATE FRosr.-We have made enquiries and
learned that the late frost, though not injurious
as it was feared it would be, has nevertheless de-
stroyed the more tender vegetables and blghed the
corn and cotton. But little cotton, however, was
up. Corn will have to be eplanted in many places.
Some of the wheat has also been injured. The fruit
has not been seriously hurt. The frost has caused
q good deal of it to shed, leaving, however, fair
crop, which will be all the better for not being
crowded on the trees.
The prospect now is that there will be good
crop Of all kinds. h s
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special Nesice.
FOR GOVERNOR:
HON. JOHN w. ELLIS,
1udge ElIis,s Appointments.
OF ROWAN.

Us nubsh below the first appointments of Judge
r,,s for the campaign. Other and further appoint
Its w;ll be announced in due time.
10dee Ellis, the Democratic candidate for Cover.
nor will address the people at the following times
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vonroe Union County, Tuesday, 18th May.
marlborough, Arson, Thursday, 18th
Rockingham, Richmond, Saturday, 18th
Lumberton, Robson, Tuesday, 18th
Fayetteville, Cumberland, Thursday, Goth
Clinton, Sampson, Saturday, 22d
Kenansve Duplin, Monday, Oath
Mosely Hall, Lenoir, Wednesday, Goth
Snow HILL Greene, Friday, 2sth
Greenvlle, Pitt, Monday, 31st
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Books! BoOks!! BOoks!!l
LIVERY BODY BUYS BOOKS AT THE
IL Gift Book Store Opposite Messrs Pullen Belyps
where each purchaser of Book receives Present at the
time of sale.
Raleigh May 4, 1885, s6-2t
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New AMERICAN ENcYcLoPEDIA.-We invite atten.
ton to the advertisement of this valuable work. the
second volume Of which has just been published BY
Messrs. D. Appleton s. Co., New York. The agent,
Mr. Emmons, is now in the western part of this
State, soliciting subscriptions. "
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Books! Books!! Books!ll
V1NHE GREAT GIFT BOOK SALE Is NOW
= open in this City, Fayetteville Street opposite
Messrs PULIEN BELVIN'S. The stock is large, and
the good Great inducements are as the
Books are sold at the usual prices and Present given
with each Book Call and examine the of Books and
the list of Presents. .N
Raleigh, May 4, 1853. s6-et.
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ar The Washington Times goes = heart and
haiid'' for Nj. McRse forsG Governor. The Times Is
the bitterest 81 an the Know Nothing papers is
North Carolina And yet M. Rae olssses 81
be i Democrati 81
I, r. Several communication IRE nnsvoidably,
scroxdsd out 81 sppsar il next. 49,
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s. IS q;
nance Conn y Pcs llaatss;
= p 81 - lIss 9ss
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OBJ Stan1ar6.,

n.1E1GH. WEDNESDAY,. MAY s. 1884,
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LIGHT FOR THE MILLION.

Raleigh, May l, 1858.
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