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LARGE SALE.
TVNHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING QUALIFIED AS
Il ADMINISTRATOR on the estate of JOHN SMITH,
decd will SELL a credit of SIX months. to the highest
bidder TIL RSDAY, December 18th, at the late resi-
dence of deceased commonly called the billiard place. ten
miles East Of Raleigh, all of his crop of Corn, Fodder,
Cotton Wheat and Oats and all of his stock of Horses
Mules, Cows, Hogs and Sheep And also about
Forty Likely Young Negroes,
both men, women and children.
Persons having claims against the estate requested
present them for this notice will be plead in
bar of their recovery and persons indebted requested
TO make payment.
G. II. WILDER, Adm r.
November 60 1860. s4-wds.
~ Register copy till day of SALE
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s. thDAR FORK AcADEMY.-We are requested to
j. mat the Fall session of Cedar Fork Academy,
l.. "'S county, will close on Thursday the 18th of
a .''noer, on which occasion an Address will be
,fn 'ered by the Rev. c. H. Wiley, Superintendent
"COnmOn Schools.
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CoUNT CAvOUR AND THE MoRTARA CAsE-The
Secretary of the Universal lsracliliSh Alliance, of
London, has received the following letter from
Count Cavour:
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THE OPERATE
VIOLIN INSTRUCTION BOOK,

THE OPERATIC
VIOLIN INSTRUCTION BOOK,
CONTAINING THOROUGH INSTITUTIONS AND
" large variety of Operate and other music for the Yio
liu BY ID N. H. May
This work is intended for persons who wish TO obtain
satisfactory degre, proficiency in the art Of Violin Play
ing devote hours to daily practice and is
especially recommended such that will lead
to The requirement Of all necessary information in short
period of lime.
Engravngs illustrating the mechanism Of the Violin and
the correct positions in playing from Spohrs celebrated
Method accompany the work. Price. $780, receipt Of
which it will be sent postpaid.
Boston.
Nov 1890 94-tc.
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TOWN HALL.
PARkER'S VARIETIES,
THE CELEBRATED
PARKER FAMILY AND COMPANY.

Are now giving short series of their
ENTERTAINMENTS,
Consisting of COMEDY, VAUDEVILLE, FARCE
OPERETTAS, DRAMAS, &c, interspersed with
SINGING AND DANCING.
Admission so cents-Gallery 25 cents.
Children and Colored persons % cents.
Doors opened at G. o'ciock-Peformance to COM
mencc at : ! O'Clock.
JOHN PERRY, Agent.
November 90, 1850. 93-tf.
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1H@ Copies of the Treasurer's Report may be
obtained at this Office ct % cents each.
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NOTICE Is GIVEN TO THE LEGISLA-
~ TURE of South-Carolina now in session. that nppIi-
cation will be made for loan Of money joint stock TO
build cotton and wooden manufacturing establishments for
our prosperity and glory Let jn TO bring the rail-
roads from 400 900 bales of cotton per day. work
it I'D and send TO the mari of the world let this
move pay both ways Let turn out Calico prints and
other goods BY the mile Good security is offered.
Obedenty and truly,
ANDREW BAGGARLY
November %, 1860. o. Aim.
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NOTICE.

A PUBLICATION WILL BE MADE TO THE NEXT
"A Legislature of North-Carolina, by the citizens Of
Rockingham and vicinity (Rchnond county, for the pas
sage of law to prevent the sale of sprtuous liquors with
in two miles Of the Courthouse.
November IL, 1850. sl-lm.
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LAND IN CRAVEN COUNTY FOR SALE.
HAA ACRES OF BEST QUALITY OF SWAMP
OOV land, of large gum growth, equal 10 Hyde
county land, for sale by
MRS. s. F. STANLY,
Proprietress of the Newb I'm Book Store
November 20, 1850. s-H
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COLLARS! coLLARsnT

g ATINET PANTS FOR SERVANTS \
~ 200 pairs just received,
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SATINET COATS FOR SERVANTS $3.50 sszta
- $50 just opened cheap and good :. -

Ralegh, n. c., Nov. I6, 1860 s2-w&swst.
~ Register and Spirit of the Age copy. = ;
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-16
Presidential Items.

Clayton, Cobb's assistant Secretary IF The
Treasury. openly declares that il Douglas is
nominated at Charleston he will not support
him.
Hon. VIM. A. Richardson, of Illinois. is in
the CRY, en- route for Charleston. He was ac-
companied by several of the Illinois dclega-
tion. Col. Richardson is the lending Douglas
delegate of the Northwest, and is iull of hope.
The contest between Breckenridge and
Guthrie at Charleston will be extremely ami
mated.
Lending Democrats from Ohio, Indiana,
Michigan Wisconsin. and other Of the North
we>t"rn States, declare that Douglas i the
only Democrat who can carry that section in
November.
The opponents Of Gov. Seward in the Re-
publican party insist that the result OF the
elections in Connecticut and Rhode Island
msy he regarded as evidence that he is not
an available candidate for President, while
his friends are equally confident that should
the nomination of Douglas be Dictated, Mr..
Seward can easily be elected.
Gen. Thomas Ford. lately elected printer
Of the House 10y the Republicans. has an
nonnccd himself in favor OF Douglas.
The young America" of the Republican
party, Governor Banks of Massachusetts. Is
rapidly looming up. and has more attached
personal friends in his own organization than
any other man. after Governor Seward and
General Cameron.
Mr.. Buchanan is unquestionab'y fnr Gencr-
al joe Lane, OF Orrgon.-IhiLGdePhid Pres.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-16

The New Orleans Piccyane. IN an srticie
on the folly of posthumous charity, evldenc-
ed in the case of AcDoSoeH, the relics OF
which, gathered from the wreck. have gone
into some pavements in New Orleans. ana
are about to be put into bricks and mortar
in Baltimore for a new City Hall. says:
The diversion of the bequest of this Singh
lar old man from its original purpose is not
the ooIy noticeable portion in its history
Tn the midst of the contest of litigans legatees
under the will, one claiming to be the son of
deceased millionaire, steps in with demand
that cannot be disputed, for 100000. Had
the testator risen from the grave and ap-
peared personally in court, his blue eye
beaming with wrath at the manner in which
bis will bad been handled, be would not
have excited more surprise than did the
sudden resurrection of that worn. creased,
greasy, stained piece of paper. six inches by
three, bearing all the indiosyncracies Of
John McDonogh himself. CURLY disposing of
20 large slice OF the estate The stoicism
and reticence of the holder of this import
ant document, was equal to anything ever
exhibited by his reputed father.
Nor have we yet. il seems, seen the last of
John MeDOnoUgh's eceentricities. Within a
few days another piece Of paper. ike the
first, If not real, possessing remarkable re-
semblance OF reality, comes 10 light in the
hands OF police. or ex-police officer. claim
ing TO be a nephew of the old man, calling
for the payment of $500. 900 from his estate
1t is fumdfed that still another document of
q similar character, for 5000 900. is about to
be as singularly produced. The eccentric
blood seems to run in the whole family 1t
is something so unusual, however. for men in
humble station. living penuriously on the in
come of an insignificant public office, TO carry
secretly about with them for years a piece of
paper that entitled them TO fortune. not
making a discovery to the most intimate
friend, nor showing even occasional extrav-
agance of hope. that it cannot fail to excite
suspicion in regard 10 The whole matter.
But what Is too extravagant for John Nc
Donough 10 have done? The possession of
his bequest is likely to keep the cities of New
Orleans and Baltimore some time longer pro-
ftabie clients of lawyers and liberal suitors
of courts.
The history of this singular bequest will it
is hoped, teach rich men TO be the almoners
of their own charity--tO open their hearts
and hands TO the needy living and suffering
around them--to found asylums and schools
so as to witness their operation and receive
The incense of gratitude from warm hearts,
instead of leaving Others TO make their wealth
a mausoleum to their memories.
There is nothing genuine in posthumous
benevoleuce. 1t is the giving of gifts no long
charity of the miscr--cOld in its manifesia-
ton as was the heart of he iestaio or while it
yet impelled the sluggish blood currents.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-16
MEXICAN mustang Esntmens.

Intrinsic virtue alone could insure the success
which this article has attained. For rheumatism,
Salt Rheun, Burns, Bruises, stin Joints, or Gaids,
Sprains, Pole Evil, and SweiIings upon Horses hss
no equal. No person viii be without who has
once tested its vslue. "And with reference to the
general estimation Of the Mustang Eminent, can
chee rfully say that no article ever performed so
many cures in neighborhood this L. w.
SMITH. Bridgeheid, Conn - S. LETcH, Esq Hyde
Park VI, writes, '-that the horse considered
worthless, (s case SPAWN, but since the free
use Of the Mustang Liniment have sold him for
$50 Your Liniment is doing wonders up here"
such testimony is reaching every day. The half
is not told. Every family should have it, Beware OF
iHirotiens. The genuine Mustang is sold by all
Specialize dealers throughout the world.
BARNES PARK,
apr2-lm Proprietors, New York.
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Dou.Ias and Seward.

The leading spirits Of the Charleston Con-
vcntinn are cuneregating nj Washington, and
political canldron is bubhling to an nnprece-
dented extent. The friends OF Douglas pro-
Tess to be in high spirits. and whilst his cppo-
n nts repudiate the idea of his nomination
there is an evident fear among them that he
has the inside Of the track on the score Of
availability. His main advantage uudoubt-
eddy exists in the Tact that his opponents are
divided among score Of candidates, " no are
as bitterly opposed la each otl.er as they are
To him, and can scarcely be brought rog, thcr
on any one OF his opponents. Virginia is the
only Stat that has hitherto voted as a unit.
and Ih're is nothing To bind them to this
course at Charleston. hence should Mr. Wise
persist in his opposition t. Mr.. Hunter. and
be is snppas Il rather to favor Mr. Douglas
evch the Old Dominion may fnd itself diyi-
deal and scattered In the contest
The friends Of Mr.. Seward are also engaged
Ia the effort To prevent the nomination at Mr.
D0Rglas. fOresecing that his nomination Ut
Charleston will destroy the availability oi
their iavoTiie at Chicago. Their open denun-
citation "r opposition would benefit Mr. Doug
las. hence they profess To flVor bis nomiha-
ton. and by claiming him a. Republican la
principle, hope Ia Initiate and incI case the
Southern opposition to rs nomination. II Is
"a eoHced fact that Douglas and Seward
cannot 6e the opposing candidate. and
should tn former BE- nominated by the Dem
o-rais, the lattc- must take the hac K TACK in
Republican favor BaiftHAEe AglsTicsa.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-16

A GRAND SUMNER ExCURsToN.-An expe-
ditiOn will leave Boston early in June for
the Northern coast OF Labrador and Hudson's
Straits, under the charge Of Mr. John w.
Dodge. gentleman of high literary and scien-
tifiic attachments, who has in the habit of Wis
ting that region every summer for several
years p asst, for recreation ard research. The
party accompanying him will be composed
chiefly of gentlemen from the Smithsonian In.
stituie and Williams Coll &c, ard will num-
Der abour thirty in all. Two or three ladies
also contemplate joining the party. The
cruise will be devoted to hunting, fishing.
and scientific investigation, and visit will
be paid to the E-quimaux and the Moravian
missions.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-16
Correspondence y. Y. Post
stock GpfngUp.

Mr. Douglas PROFESSIONALLY has gained
ground among tie Southern politicians siEce
the Connecticut and Rhode Island elections.
One by one. Southern men come over To his
standard. won generally by the most iisgust-
Ing d"nghfacei-rn on his part. or on the part
OF his friends. He aud the Illinois delrga-
ZION have been very busy for two we, Ks in
working among the Southern members, TO
convince them that ,hry must make mp their
minds TO take Seward or Douglas, we'll
knowing that. If they could only convince
the South that no Democrat bet the one
from Illinois can be- elected Presid-lt next
fall. they wouid eat NJ their own previous
words. and once more cry up popular soVe-
n'ignly. The Iick,t much taiked OF by
Dauglas mea j.. Douglas fur President. and
Wiuslow OF Nor b C.,rolira, for Vice PreSi-
dcat. Nr. Wiaslow is an ahle and courteous
mbcr at the House, AID l. friendly, il Is
said. Ia Mr.. ID Iuslass nomination
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-16
The Great flood IN the seioto.

TIE rxreeSlInsly heavy rains which con-
menccd falling Sunday night and continued
Al Intervals nntil yesterday morning.. ryaell-
ng The climax ol their sioienc about O.
eloek Monday night. prolue'd the most ex-
t-t,sive od seca in tbs nrgion for about
t&elve y,Rrs- Ailshe Streams Ia the vieiniiy
overt 1Wed their banks yesterday mo- Ring,
aud a. they are oil tributaries TO ihs Seioi o,
that river n "A consequence went on ire
mendons sHs II. sN eefing away In It's coaTse
= large number OF sheds and Iences. scarcely
q maveablc thing which il touched could
wiihSi and the Impetasssity OF the stream, AID
miles ei fence Ia ihe low lands abuse aud
alsoai she city. daylight discovered Boating
swiftly away upoa the ssrtaee 81 lis taFbld
wategs. The entire vail above the NAtien
al Road Bridge faF IS the yv could reach
Was ore mass Of water. studded wilh tree
tops; while below the bridge the fats ueFe
totally submerged
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-16

a witty young rascal. passing through the
town of --, in Alabama, not long since,
wanted some whisky, and knowing it could
only be obtained by physician, wrote him
self an order, signing it with his own name,
to which learned d. was attached. He
presented it at the drug store of gentleman,
who, though urrecognized by him, proved to
be an old acquaintance. Halo, Frank. :"
said be, ''when did yOu get to be DOCTOR"
I'm not doctor'' why. what's this NJ. D.
10 your name for, then?' Frank saw be was
caught, but, determining to make the best OF
it, put ON very innocent look, and meekly
answered: "Oh! that's for highly Dry!" or
course he got The whisky.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-16

THE RIGHT TO USE THE Rob NOT TO BE Ex-
TENDED To LEATHER.--On Wednesday last, in
Baltimore, john Ii. Pugsley was convicted OF
hOrse-whipping his daughter. The counsel
for the defense, in his argument. having quo
ted the precept of Solomon--"Spare the rod
and spoil the child, r Socket Matthews
a member of the bar. who had nothing else to
do just at that moment, scrubbed off the fol-
lowing lines, which Mr.. Whitney, counsel for
the prosecution. read in his argument:
''The Etther's feel ngs mike him seek his child
Tt guide leT STEPS II WAYS uncommon mild ,
Aud lest her nder feet should chance 20 slip
He gently held her by 'araymans wrip.'
The ancient t-acher-hOly man of Col
Advises parents mot 10 spare the rod >
But Ia this case the query rises, whether
Solomon meant the csusI use Of sLeGther'''
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-16

WHo Drove THE BRITTsH cUT or NEw YORK!
la one OF the little Villages OF We-tehsstcr
county lived an old fellow. somew hat tand OF
his glass Of teddy. and OF hanging around the
bar-ruonis Of the village iayerns, 10 hear the
gossip, and occasion lly ''infalge,' and
Sometimes Ia an excess Of which he was ai-
forwards very much ashamed. lie went by
the name Of "Old SAM" aud was really a
very entertaining persoaage- He had svcn
Geu. Washington. and was, According TO bis
own story. abe cause u The British evHcaa-
ting the city. Come, SAM some village
tavern-loungeF would say. ''t.ll us about
your driving the British cut OF New York"
well, now, iSqnir.., / don't exactly say tha,
I DID do il. but I'll give you The .fsets. and
yen can dra-. your own CONCLUSIONS: You
see. the iaet Wa. knew Ihc British WAS a.
New York.; and knew, aad we all Jef that
they had bs-rn ikere long enough, aud Tor ose
n as Determined they sbpalda't lsc there any
longer One night. alter we had .en talking
abgut il Tor some time, before going 20 ssd
/ raid Ia our folks: 4 shai. ride To the city
lo-merrew nseFsIiHg aud &c there before day
Ireak; aad shali 50 arnsa 2 went right
cat 10 the stable. With lantern. tlsree boars
before daylight, saddiesd our old white mar,
put two loasis-i pist..is in the halstefs % ihe
saddle. and took nv fathers .swoaFsl' that
he c.rrisd NJ Bunker Hill. and | got Inlo
New York early in the mnFning, sad-kAs
I.y.s.,k ksa-lsff - They lad ssaeaatrd Tie
city. do yua mean 90 say Il tasAn - Soy
they had Tssreated- gone--Fan asA9--s
Now. | dan't mean 60 sas fhat TIE British
kNsss thai Vas eemiag. tus do ssys that q
lacked ssyy sssseA isSs ~
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-16

THE AURORA BoREALIs.-A scientific gen
tl-mrn. ia Illinois. thus gives the origin OF
this CELESTIAL visitor:
When the rneialygistie temperature Of the
horizon is such 10 esioEie q tbs iWpnrient
indentztion OF the hemisphsrie analoxy. the
enhrsien al the i,oFax curi,isins breomes sur
ehnFg Il Nisil infiaite-simals, n ich are THERE
FIRE deprived ~ 'heir fi-sural diSqaisitloas.
This effected. rapid change Is pFssiueed in
the shoramisumper al The gyastieutis pa sFianI.
which causes - cuuvacuiaF ia ;he bexag,in al
antIpathieS OF the isrfeslrium aoqna yeTasli.
The clouds then b Come msss of deodoram-
ized speeHia of eermeeniar light. which eau
oaly be sevn when il is visible.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-16

NEw EXPLOSIVE SHEIL.-Experimeni have
lately been made at the Polygone of Vincen-
mes with the explosive bail of Devisme.
These experiments were made under the di-
rection of COmmandant Nesler, Director of
the School of Vincennes, in presence of all
The officers of the arsenal. The same ball as
that used by Jules Gerard. the lion-killer,
was used on this occasion. The target was a
caisson, lined with an iron plate on The in
side. and placed at distance Of $50 feet,
English. Twelve balls were fired and every
one of them exploded inside the caisson. Al
ter this experiment with the Devisme ball,
experiments were made with the improved
rife of the Foot Cbasscurs, With the new ball
of Commander Nesler. AT the enormous dis
lance of half a mile sixteen balls, fred sue
cessiveiy, struck a target only yard square:
one half of the balls touched the centre
mark This seems to be the last limit IN the
perfection Of infantry firearms.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-16

Here is an elssan, ex,>e, Of rseen,

Here Is an elegant extract Of reeeht
speech by Senator WIGFstI- OF Texas:
--it sas popular TO talk OF the poor. Pow
eFty, be said. srds eEsass Tie ssaa sA0 sees
FosT Asd ssAisaf, and theirs was y rcneg ioosr
la his head soulr9heGe. lie would amend
shs title u The bill 80 read. for she enesar-
agenieat II crime, psossdiag f5r criminals
aud Violating tlss constitution IL Mas pup
uiar, be q p atsd. Ia talk II TIE bone aud
siaes al tns' issssis OF y oasl bats and hTagans.
bst FesrFis ees = =stsr. lie would DOT pals-
aes ~ ~ jadics y such talk =
air. MCCALL j. a DEMOCRAT. If eaar..
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-16
Aeau,,s.i OF Young Hro,vaiow.

The following despatch. rvcsissd by gem
siemaa OF this CITY Saturday night. explains
itself:
kSoxvuLE. April Il ies0--John B. Brown
Low VA ,riampssantiy acquitted by Jury
The Judge told the Jury he would have rem
sier.d tl. same vsrdic, II be bad been one Of
their aulnE,T. VI. G.. Ba,.w&Iow.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-16

The Invisible Hearing apparatus

DR. DAVIS, ocafIss and AUrist, - tarsaasiet 81,
IL New Orsc ans Ia, hss esssy -tageHtsd instra-
isrnt, tor extreme 81 l-a u<ee Win u aa-
PERSIA Iz en@bied 20 hear N-tb ID Err@s
tel c-seo ENJOY ordinary aSsssA tta AID = aesf
pabiic assem6ies II esnipie ssy ~ hsn tBe
lar and 5s UerI wtikoet fhe slightest N o1te-
oaezt u gAss tostr ataenk > 10 Keep Tie
sFgaE Ia . state al a-tss.tx AID - - do
isss, isrHs % ea.kle fsrs Ia aisfeEs< eilh l@
sse. IsA aad exaIalne send LOT = elrsalzf.
sprts-Sm
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-16
Extensive SALES
Furniture, Carpetings, SC, sc.

yITfEH greas VARSITY q GlseelL4nso1s szt1elzs,
w "a p@s ri-<EEsz s1a esose eensssAass D.
Hk%t. = <1tla41a 3 90 ali ssts - lead y
n-us, ASH 49, al Is e'xte<k tzs1l sesefte
Tar cas-, % sereant * etcaa u Ez4y ceocsrus tc
fiss szEasrss - rsz l<rs~ esx@znazzse1 steek
q faFs tnF1s EFpsssezss Hsees. la 4aEss fzzzEz,
+. aas seaarA=e ssnzsaisF. A. Eeel<sl xzez1a@
itss,ses, 49, = asa = Eeslsse slseeA
Af<ts-tk
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xx-F hoss a hxn1 1ee 1czse - srsh4ras P4tent
w 50 eszlaps <sea czss-Sizzss ssaee<ssr %
40 ssz<n 1zszssxss Erss tzrs-sslese e Fle-
sc Ise1f<<< l4zs SO fFes-4l zszes
AaF - 80 z1sss = I be ssiS - seFF les Fssnes
s.efssnz s'ea Ezzy = All 4-zAfstF & tAes.
4nstk-<f a4ckE<zzE N1ScEIz