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SCOTTISH AMERICAN JOURNAL
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9th Novem Der, 1858.

9th Nove1n Der, 1868.
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AUCTIONEER q COMMISSION MERCHANT,
East Side of Gillespie Street,
FAYETTEyILLE, n. q.
Nov. l3. 1888
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7.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Dec Term,
1853
l. D. cArsoS Original Attachment Levied on
100 acres of Land.
VIM. A. SMALL Judgment conditional.
T appearing to the salts action of the that
Il William A Small. the defendant in this case is
Inhabitant of this State conceals himself
that the ordinary process of Law cannot be served
him: It is therefore, ordered that publication be
made in the North Carolinian for six weeks for the
saiG defendant to appear at the next Term of this
Court to be held at the Court House, in the village Of
Summerville on the second Monday in March next,
then and there to plead answer demur. judg-
ment will be made final and the land levied on con-
demned to satisfy the PLAINTIFFS debt
Witness, 4enjamn F. Shaw, Clerk of our said Court
at Office iJf4qMmerville, the second Monday in De-
As BENJAMIN F. SHAW, CL'k.
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General Commission NJ erch"nJ.
NORTH WATER STREET,

Wilmington, ". c.,
XV7ILL give personal attention to the sale or snip
w ment of all consignments of Naval Stores or
other country produce and any other business en-
trusted o his care, will be promptly attended to-
April Is 1851 1y
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Glass has neay 80. 900 Numbers and $500 Prizes,
amounting to S22O640 and the Capital Prize is $50,
600. and lowest Prize SO.
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amounting to $272 900. More than Prize to every
two Tickets. The lowest Prize il IS 100.
Glass has $4,000 Numbers, and 25,627 Prizes,
amounting to S347.766. More Prizes than Blanks.
Capital Prize $50. .O00. Lowest Prize SO.
On the Plan of Single Numbers.
Fifty Thousand Tickets!
rs ,627 PRIZES.
More than One Prize to every Two
Tickets.
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Il ness Men generally this Paper will be found val
liable medium for Advertising.
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LET'S, and every description Of PRINTING done in the
best style of the art, reasonable terms.
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be punctuaIly attended to.
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HEREprTARY FEAruREs-A peculiar thickness
of the under lip has been hereditary in the In,
perial House of Hapsburg ever since the mar
rage, some centuries ago, with the Polish fam
lily of Jaggellon, whence it came A certain
fuilness IN the lower and lateral parts of the
face is conspicuous in the portraits of the whole
series OF sovereigns, from George to Victoria,
and has been equally marked in other members
OF the family The females of the ducal house
OF Gordon have long been remarkable for q
peculiarly elegant conformation Of the neck.
The Clackmannanshre Bruces, who are descend
ed from common stock with the famous Rob-
ert Bruce, of Scotland, are said to have that
strongly-marked form of the cheekbones and
jaws which appear the coins of that heroic
monarch, as it did in his actual face when his
bones were disinterred at Dumfermlne, about
thirty years ago.
The prevalent tallness of the inhabitants of
Potsdam. many of whom are descended from
the guards of Frederick l THE Spanish fea-
lures observable in the people of the county
of Galway, in which, some centuries ago, several
Spanish settlements were made and the hered-
itary beauty of the women of Prague-are WELL
known facts which have frequently attracted
the attention of chronoogists. The burgesses
OF Rome (the most invariable portion of every
exhibit at the present day precisely
the same type of face and form their ances-
tors, whose busts may be carved in relief
on the ancient sarcophagi and the Jewish
portrayed upon the sepuchral
monuments of Egypt, are identical with those
which may be observed among modern Jews
in the streets of any Of our great cities.
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can race IN our community in the condition both
of freedom and slavery is an anomaly that be-
gins to attract general attention. Not only
have the evils which flow from the intimate
association of these two classes of coored per-
Sons forced upon other States the consideration
Of remedy, but in Louisiana the subject be-
gins to be considered that demands new
legislation.
At the present session of the Legislature, an
effort will be made to effect change in this
regard. Under the existing laws, no slave can
hereafter be emancipated in Louisiana. Yet it
not unfrequently happens that slaves are freed
by will, with the express direction that they
be FIRST taken by the executors or heirs to free
State.
A case of this nature occurred but a few
days since in East Feliciana, but the slaves
themselves were unwilling to take their freedom
in Northern State. The difficulty here pre-
sented was legal mode of allowing the slaves
to remain in slavery; the law gives the slaves no
option of freedom under the will, or to remain
in bondage in this State.
Our representatives cannot fail to see the
necessity of providing law enabling slaves
placed in this condition to make a decision for
themselves Of the lot which they prefer. and to
for themselves. Cases are not unfreuuent wbero
those who have had experience of the trials and
difficulties of freedom desire to come under the
protection and kindness Of slavery but our laws
make NO provision Tor such change Of social
position.
In regard 70 the free blacks that form largo
class IN this State, there grave difficulties
in the/way of any legislation designed to drive
them out of the State. Many of them own
preperty-some OF them are quiet, peaceable
industrious and exemplary men, faithfully keep
ing within the limits which society prcscribes
to them and rigidly observing the laws Un-
fortunately this is not however, the character
of all. The rising generation are gradually
falling into the vices and corrnptions by whcL
e more degraded of the white race are char
eterized.
The evil from the commingling of slaves
hnd free blacks is of the future 1t is clearly
and therefore calls upon the col
lected wisdom of the State for remedial measures
-Neu ORLEANS Picayune.
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THE SUCBSRI
IT now receiving of the largest and most care
IL fully selected stocks offered by him in this
market comprising every style and quantity of
LADIES' CENTS, MISSES IND BOYS
BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS, &c.
AND. IN FACT. EVERYTHING USUALLY LINE.
Planters and all others who desire to purchase a
superior article of
No. BROGANS,
respectfully solicited to call and examine his stock
Having lust returned from the North. and exam
ined my Goods carefully before purchasing fatter
myself that am prepared to sell them upon as
good terms as they can be bought in this market
LEATHER of all descriptions, and for all pur-
poses. constantly on hand.
The above articles will be sold CHEAP FOR CASH.
NJ FAULK.
Oct. 23 If
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Paints. Oils. coo.

Paints Oils. Ccc.
CPERM, Refined. Lard, Linseed and Tanners OIL
- WHITE LEAD Burning Fluid Putty Window
Glass and Sash of all sizes
A fresh supply of Ponds Pain Destroyer.
For sale by JAS. MARITIME
Nov. 27- If
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The Virginia Legislature met at r richmond
on Monday. Gov. Wise, In his message, reviews
the Harpers Ferry affair ut great length, and
speaks Of the spirit Of fsnaticis and the one idea
o. aoolittonism which has seemed 70 madden
whole masses Of one entire section Of the country.
Unless they cease, he says 70 destroy our lives and
property, and to deprive US Of all protection and
redress under the perverted forms and distorted
workings Of the Union, we must take mp aruu
IL 10 an issue too essential to be compromised any
more. We cannot . and such insults and outrages
a those Of Harpers Ferry, without suffering the
worse than death Of citizens, without suffering
dishonof, the death Of State. We have friends,
or we have them not, In the States whence these
invaders come. They must now be not only con-
serysfive, but active 70 prevent INVADER from
coming. We are In arms. He recommends such
measures a. Will protect the lives and property Of
the Commonwealth. -
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enooAEToWH oeRPeRA11on Laws.
-
ARr.o.s rrox e - = & As Charter sf George
seSt s,sA. 3. y Iw~.. ED s..,ss
q e. 8ecord9 q de- Hyde and Duslop,
q g I'd Of cSn6 Gee be, sad they are
h d. poistsdk C nit19 20 Inquire iato and
~ d expedieecye tepf( hitting commission
- - S ;:ss' 81 e =: ON. town.
A RxscIufrox repealing portion Of the resolu-
tion approved April 70, 1859. in relation 10
= 6zSoffsd ~ IA Bsasd Of xIdssMsa Sad Bsavd Of
Cosnmox Cosaea Of tie Csrporasios Of Georsssosrs
That 20 much Of the resolution approved Apeil
- requires the giving Of bk4 aRd security
pFiof 70 the tapping Of The water mains Of the town
" persons DEALING 70 tap aid mains, -, and the
same u hereby, repealed.
4 Approved Nov. n, lsss. es .sils6usE rsaiss
ARssoLyrIoH In fSvor sf samuel Bootes.
fssetrsd ~ tAx Bssvd Of Aidsrnsa aad Beasd Of
CohsSsoa Csssed cfshs Cevpeyafses o. GssrRsfosra,
That b. and he q hefs6y, authorized % pay 20
samuel Bootes or order, the sum Of ninety-s dol-
ss he giving his recei p In full for his account
- rendered mp 70 the lsf 81 Octebes, 1859 srss
Approved Nov. 10, 1859. - =, ~ -
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's's: & 4 .sss &, E e en-! g.
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pqntin& 1be No 10y he had the guaranl
loa ane teum4e acausintsnce. The
efmN4 m6.SRvee<>uInderstood 70 be, -
s:ona ..sssn sas lss,sssls i !: equally ia
liable TO his discernmenth I'd hs ffisndship. II y
Under these circumstadcss, one would anticl
pate an exhibition Of the utmost pertalty Tor the
who sfecsa specialize Tor the Presidents feel
ings and an exclusive soicitude for the Of
n,s s1%i IN Bsees :, wa e. NE
than eager 70 conciliate the camp followers Of tie
were incompsuble, snd With usual intrepidity be
s Rs s public
such enosmife4 Of sbuse e efe not paralleled In
the anaaIs q corruption. Besides producing In
numersble inslaaces Of centcn,pt fos contfacts e1
Hono Of the public printing, he has dgnalized :
particular case wherein the Governinent plain
" robbed Of . hundred thousand dollan On the
sthss hand be Ia; nsaifsy ss
TIE curtaiiment Of expenses IL this depestnsnt Of
the public service = 81 * :. - q =
or course. such diligence and aaelity in the
Sschs,gs q duty have not failed to commend me- NJ,
dence Of the President. Very different has been
the effect on the Presidents adherents. They
have raised concerted clamor against the Super
Of anonymous contributions' 70 The newspapers,
and with the avowed purpose Of expelling him
from once. IL 10 sigs ifcant controversy, and
the country will await IL issue with Interest," !.
BY publishing the above in yeur valuable col
x~xfll cl~f
CALiYoRxfA SuEvEys.--T Land onlee has re-
ceived The field notes Of the survey Of townships
between ranges and II east, Of the Mount Diabls
meridian, California;. by Jass L. Task townshipa
between ranges 20 and 80 east, Of same meridian
surveyed by VIM. G. Ross; townships IS south
range - east; g. ~ and IS south, OF range % cas-
Of the pdncipal meridian, Florida, a. surveyed b.
John y, Giigofe. - 9, - 5.' Z.
| ARxr lxrELLIeHxcE.--lieut.C Col W. Seawel
! 9Th Infanty, has been ordered to the temporary
command Of the Department Of Texas Genera
rwiggs having some time since resigned IT,
command, a. we at the time stated, Col. Robt. E
| Lee ID to be appointed In his place. 80 ea
NAVAL oaprns. --Lisut Henry A.. Wise bs
been ordered to ordnance duty, Navy Yard, Wash
ington. - - - ras-,sI--rtss 80
James w. Hertz, Of Miliedgeville, Ca, hs
been appointed an Assistant Surgeon In the Navy
/ - t-2esasat ~ --D-- aEs'
i sxiY-RuLrNa ENvrLorrsaArhe Post once De
partment In order that fair trial should be givel
70 the new self.ruling stamped envelopes, has or
dered an additional millioa Of an improved pat
tern. sseA SsN
TIE WRArHHR.eThe following report Of tn
| Seather for this morning 10 made from the Moss
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TIE SouTHERs FExLINo- IA. . meetine n
Lynchburg, Va, on the 18th ult., In relation 10
the Hsrpefs Ferry outrages, Rev. w. G. lBsown.
South IN Psndemonium, than with the Abolition.
ists ins Heaven. He also remarked thst be- m.
tended to give Ais amily instructious not to bury
nlm n Yantes CONN, but r. IA case Of On en,ef-
leave both ends epen, % thst yhsn the deyil ma
the Aoondonists came in at one end, he ceaid 70
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FRox EuRorx.-The stsames CITY Of Msnches-
ter, from Glaagow via Quesnstowa on TIE mn
uit, bringing Load0u adsices Of the l9th, hss a.
rived ct New York. Her advices generally have
A dispatch from London on the 10Th says The
departure Of the Spanish troops for Morocco had
been delayed In consequence II the war material
not being ready. 80 NV Eas q ) - -
The Bombay mails FAD arrived. -es ~
The Tuscan deputation 70 the King Of Sardinia
had arrived at Genoa TO protest against the 4 o.
u Central Italy. 81 - - - - .
Gafibsldi bad rendered his resignation "a n.
King q Sardihis, and would not return to Cen
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TRouBLR AT FxKDERicK, Nh .--There appears
70 be some uneasiness at Frederick, Nd growing
out Of the Hafpers Ferry rebellion TIE Freder.
lex Union says" For the Last week the city has
been visited by an extraordinary number Of tin
Grants Of every psofessed calling and occupation
Teschess Of everything, vendors Of ali sorts OF
mefchandise, drummers Of new publications and
books, (pseciseiy the occupation Of Cook In this
county f0f several months until at last there are
now here NO one knows how many stsanaers with
no lvisible means Of support. For several mint
Pasf atlempts have been msde 70 seconnoitef, ~
NOT break Into the barracks, In which some 10
stAnds Of arms are deposited. In consequences Of
this, we understand that the Judge has ordered
the sheriff 10 protect that point vhile the Iatter
has therefore called out the volunteers to perform
that duty e sei = fsfl nv =
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TIE WEArHHR.- The following report Of the
weather for this morning il made nom the Messe
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Insttution.
The time Of observation 10 about o'clock:s. 1 {
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dibity 70 the proceedings Of the body they never
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srir-HuLrNa ENvELorrs.Afhe Post once De-
partment In order that fair trial should be given
to the new selfruling stamped envelopes, has or
dered an additional millioa Of an improved pat.
tern. se- SNN
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10 The business men a Philadelphia design
holding uana mssuDg to.mosr0w night to do
nsunps - fanaticism q the BroWnites.
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NAVAL onprns. Lieut.. Henry A.. Wise has
been ordered to ordnanosduty, Navy Yard, wssh-
James w. Hertz, Of Miliedgeville, Ca, has
been appointed an Assistant Surgeon In the Navy.
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III The Raleigh IN. CO. Register calls astea
ton 10 the fact that there h not one powder mil
In the Union, south Of Delawsre; nor Is there
manufsctesy Il arms, o. q foundry for cannon
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ARxr lxrELLIerScE.--i.ieut.C Col W. Seaweli,
9Th Infantxy, has been ordered to the temporary
command Of the Department. Of Texas General
Twiggs having some time since resigned tbs
command, a. we at the time Stated, Col Robs E.
Lee ID to be appointed In his place. 80 aa