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NEW BOOKS,
JUST RECEIVED 81 JOHN YORK s. co.,
IS UNION STREET.
Miss Rremer's New Book.

LIFE N THE OLD WORLD; Or, Two Years in Swift,
zerland and Italy. Coapiete in two volumes. limo.
A MESSAGE FROM THE SEA. By Charles Dickens
Price so ents
THE CONSTITUTIONAL TEXT BOOK. Containing the
Declaration Of Independence, Constitution Of the
United States, washingtons Farewell Address to the
American People, the Articles OF Confederation,
Declaration of Rights, &C., sc.
The New Yorl; Herald received every day.
feb52 JOHN YORK & Co
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3 watsr q. tts - -,

IS water from the mighty main,
n COZ raaae over 7 TO sweep,
Returns by countless streams sgsin
Unto the bosom Of the De p
So bIess ms, scattered Ger the lane
Among tie victims OF distress,
Roll back intn the gIyer's hand
AID III ms heart WIZ lisp ipcss
End words sTe Ike the evergreen
That gross II every soil and lime,
is heavy leaves are Of,en seen
And most admired in winter tine.
Where'r contentGeat $, ems muzt rare,
And mea . lack o. love bewaE,
Where ali IS desoIat and bare
I ere shall , bi ssiHgs most aTail- a.
Cat thy bread upon III" waters, for thou
shalt find it after many days"
Give portion to even, and also to eight
for thou knowes; not what evil shall be upon
the earth. or what may beial thee and thine. y
a feast is made for Laughter. and wine
maketb merry. bat naozey anssrereth all things.
Then let Us aid the Robertson Association
in their effurt TO relieve the suffering poor.
Let the voice of Charity aud music minglr
Together. and fill the new Masonic Temple
with harmonious sounds, smiling fac''s, and
benevolent he rts. HUMANITY
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Brogans.

NEGRO Brogans, Double and Single Sole, Kip and
IL Gram Leather Boots. A fresh supply cheap 70
cash by JOHN RAMAGE,
novZ3-u er.--F = - 5r-- - College street.
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Tt, SHIPPERS.

- SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE, N & c. R. R.,
Nashville, Jan. 81. 1851.
OWING to the unusual accumulation OF Freghts at
" Nashville, as we'll other transhipping points
South If our Road, compelled stop receiving
Freights for a fcw days when further notice will be
given --A ~ - - - ia z W COLI
feb4-tf 1o'4 -Nt- SUPERINTENDENT 4
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Notice to Shippers.

! NA1HvuH 8 CHAT1Ay0oGA K K Co., I
Superintendent's Once.
Turing the time brsaks on the Western and At
~ lantfc Railroad Of Georgia were being repaired
used every exertiou to accommsdafe the business
q our Local stations Including Chaftanooga But now
that the breaks In the State Road have been repaired
aad Trains are running through 90 Atlanta, We think
the reRts thaf have accnp ule1ed during the enspen
sion Of transportation over the Western and Atlantic
Railroad Therefore. 30 more for orr Local sta
tons intending chattanooG., Can BE- received until
further notice and desring 70 do equal justice "a all
during this rush q freeat Es request
~ = me c' ,ss c,sss Y sas sR'p@ens o
easements q freight ready Tor shipment, thai they
nay beeHfese4 npQa cr eoq17 end iska then reEnlsr
vills reed, w1ll skow Tor thspsslves = todltes.
0e1ea &W-cQ1k, oupUilsgk
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ELECTION NOTICE.

IsHE Stockholders OF the Nashville Gas-Light Com
Il pany viii aold their annual election of seven hi.
rectors the ofse OF the Company on Thursday 7th
day of March, 1851 JAS. Il KENuRICK
ffebI-tSmarch- IS Secretary.
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Notice TO Passengers.

THE Passenger Train the Sashvilie s. Chattanoo-
Il ga r. K, heretofore leaving Nashville at $50 A.
a.. and arriving at $50 II has been discontinued
until further notice FOR the accommodation o way
passengers Passenger Car will be- aiiacLed lo the
Cowen Way Freight Tram leaving Nashville tally.
sunday q excepted at A. ~ and arriving al $50 r.
NJ X w. COLE, Superintendent.
fab5-tf
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Central r r B'kfng Co
City Bank IT Augusta
C nm -rclal Bank.
Farmers and Mechan-
les Bank
Georgia r x B'k'gCo
Interior Bank 49,.
lagrange < .....5
Nan facturers Bank.
Marine bank of Ga.
g FIRE lis iiceB'k
Mechanics Bank
ILLINOIS
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MOVEMENTS OF TIE RAILROADS.
Arrival OF Passenger Trains.
= lTICE

IL orders for subscription 70 tho Patriot for less
4 than II months must be accompanied with the
CASH dec2o-dtFiE4wtf G
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fE935

HEID you ever have the Sick Headache? 10 you
remember the throbbing temples, the fevered brow,
the loathng and disgust at the sight Of food How
totally unit you for pleasure, conversation or
study. One OF the Cephalc Pills would have delivered
you from all the suffering which you then experienced
For this and ether purposes you should always have
box Of them On band 70 use rs occasion requires.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

II AyING been qualified as Administrator Of Joseph
W Walker, decd, { hereby notify all persons
having claims against said Estate file the same with
me for pas ment AID those who are indebted VIII
please come forward aud ssttie Immediately
US r. +. WOODS,
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GREAT DIscoTEkr.-AE.cng the most Important Of
all the great medical discoveries of this age may ID
considered the system Of vaccination for protection
from Small Pox, the Cephziic Pill for relief q Head
ache and the Of Quinine for the prevention Of Fe
vers either Of which IS specnc, whose benefits
will be experienced by suffering humanity long after
their discoveries sre Forgotten. = = o.
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'ardly Realized.

H Fad a 'orrible 'eadsche this hsfteruo.n hsr,i
stepped int the hapotneearies hand says hi 10 me u
Scan you helse OF eadaches' ssEAoes II bsrha
ard sayz e. ssHexcesdingy - says L. nand nm
thss gsye ne CephslIc Phi, hand pen ms 'ouar i
cured quick that 'krsy realized I'D 'eAs-
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

T,HE next ordinary drawing OF the Royal Havana
] Lottery, conducted by the Spanish Government
under the supervision OF the Captain General Clbs
will take place at Havanah, on
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PRICES REDUCED.


THE Wheeler wilson Sewing Machine Company
Il having gained ALL their suits at law with II
ringing Manufacturers, propose thai the public shal
2s Denentisd thereby. snd have accordingly REDUCED
4fif fhl' Is OF their Sewing Machines
haSins made, tor over seven years. the most popg
al amy sewing Machine in the country, and
employing = 100 1000 in their business, and
KING oSE hONllSsh MACHINES per day, they
prepSred Witn sueh extraordinary facilities and expe
Renee TO guaranty 70 the purchaser entire ssf.fctor
al our Machines are made equally we'll and are
WARRANTED THREE YEARS
The difference IL price being merely difference u
finish.
2I,SO5 Machines sold in 1859 being double the
sales 1I any other company IN the Onion Awarded
the First Premium N The -
{. s FAIRS OF 1855, 1859, AND 1850
as the best FAMILY SEEMING MACHINEi
IL uses no shuttle, makes the iOckstItch alike
both sides Of the goods leaving chala ridge on
the under side Of the sean; AID but bali much
thread IS the chain stitch Machines
sESend or cali Tor a circular, containing prices
testimonials, etc
a. X. PARSONS, Agent,
ONCE over John York & Co.'s Book Store,
ie55-a UNION ST., NASHVILLE
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PURE SKIN CLEAR COMPLEXION.

Rich pure and healthy blood secured to all who take
L ,nWAY'S RENUVTING RESILIENT. 81 e 7 4
1t is truly astonishing hOw rapidly patients covered
with SO es, Ulcers, skin Eruptons, are healed by
uIKgs Evil, Scurvy, Salt Rheum Bakers Itch, Pus
items letters, &c will yield 10 two bottles OF
this cleansing, cooling, healing, aud purifying med
cine. nr. Railways Remedies are sold by Druggists
and Merchants everywhere.
Radway Remedies are sold by Druggists every
where.
RAILWAY < CO.,
febI-Im IS John Street, y.
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FACT woKTE EsoTISG.-S{aicing Cephal;c Pills
aoertain cure for Sick Head rche, Bilious HeaGsehe,
Nervous Headach Costiveness and General Debility.
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SAUER KRAFT.

Fifteen Barrels SaHeF krsut for sale at 10
SO Market street, and at Il. S. French &
Sons, by JOHN M. WILLIAMS.
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Radway's Regulating Pills

In the hands of the Priesthood OF South america
accomplishing cures of Bilious remittent Fevers.
ChiIs and Feyers, LiTer Complaint, Dropsy, and all
diseases Of the secretve organs the stomach heart
kidneys, and bladder, which the people consider mi
racuIous In this climate and at this they
Invaluable eorrectves of the sy~teLl. Costiveness,
Indigestion, Liver Complaint, and all disorders arising
from disturbances of the Secretiyc organs and
equal irregular crcuiatl0n cured by their agency
They master and subdue the proxmate OF sick
ness reaching its in every organ and reestab
fishing condition OF health IN each. 1890 ... ..,
RADwAY's RKSoyATING RESoLvENT. An echo to the
home approval of this apotcnt remedy
comes back the whole OF anish America. There
as here pronounced positive Obilleran OF ScTo
uIa syphilis, Fever Sors Sore Eyes, Bronchitis,
Chronic rheumatism, hereditary flesh diseases of all
kinds the powerful OF all constitutional ton
les. RADwAYs REMEDIES, separately combined,
equal to the subJugaton Of all maadiez ever cuiiibat
ted by nlediea science
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IN appeal for The Poor.

II its least Of the soul prep I'd by the
Robertson Association tonight, fails 20 call
oct the cit z-ns Of Nashville. 10 sid them in
providing bread f5r suE-riag humanity,
,hen We have mi.iadged the tasteaut btnevo-
leuce Of the good people --.-
Whose stopPeth MS ears to the cry Of the
poor. h. also shah cry himself, but shall not
De heard y
ITO do Justice aud Judgment is more &C
ceptable to the Lord than sacrifice"
The Lord loveth d cheerful giveF," and
will feed bis soul with the bread Of eternal
lie Hope d, ferred Hisketh the heart sick.
but when the d-sire c.-meth, 1t Is as a tree of
life" Then come forth, ye sons and daugh-
tiers of charity. aud give life TO those Who
are about to p-rist. The poor erietb; stop
not yCur ears, hit respond with cheerful
heart ----- ...-.T ....--
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HILLSBOROUGH
MILITARY ACADEMY.

FTNHIS INSTITUTION is UNDER THE CONDUCT OF
Col {. C. TEW formerly Superintendent of the State
Military Academy Columbia s. c. Ii is designed to af
ford education OF the scientific and practical char
that obtained in the State Military Institutions Of
Virginia and South-CarOlina.
COURSE OF STUDY.
First Fear 5h Gdss-Arithmetic, Algebra French. His
tory United States English Grammar, Geography Ortho-
graphy
Secnd Year, 4M Gass-Algebra, Geometry, Trigonome.
try French Latin, Universal History. Composition.
Third Year, Sd ClasS-Descriptive Geometry Shades,
Shadows and Perspective Analytic Geometry Surveying
French, Latin, Rhetoric, History of England Literature,
Drawing, ElOcution.
Fourth Rear ID Cass-Dif and Int. Caiculus, Natural
Philosophy, Chemistry Rhetoric Logic, Moral Philosophy,
Latin, Drawing, ElOcutiOn.
Fifth Year, list CaSS-Agricultural Chemistry Asrono
my, Geology Mneraogy, Civil Engineering, Field FOrtf
cation Ethics Political ECONOMY Evidences Of Christian
ity Constitution of the United States.
Infantry and Artillery Drill will form feature Of the
whole course.
ACADEMIC YEAR-BARRACKS.
The Academic year will commence the first Wednes-
day in February Feb g. 1851 and continue without in
remission to the fourth Wednesday in November. The
Barracks arranged with special reference to the
sites of Military Academy. The main building is 25
feet long and three stories high another building 100
feet long, contains the hall kitchen, store room sur
geon's Office and hospital.
The charges for the Academic year $685. for which
the Academy provides board fuel lights washing nstruc-
tion, textbooks medical attendance and clothing.
For circulars containing full information address
COL C. C. TEW,
Supt H. NJ A.
November 30, 1860 49-w6swly.
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OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE

WF WE SHOULD ALLOW OUR ENEMIES
II to degrade by cutting off educational facilities,
that, of ITSELF would give them partial victory.
NORTH-CAROLINA is RICH IN MEN, and can afford
spare from the field those whose duty it is educate
the young.
OXFORD IS A QUIET AND SECLUDED VILLAGE,
comparatively free from the turmoil and excitement now
agitatiug country.
These considerations have induced to supply all the
Departments Of our School
with Teachers of the highest quaIiteatOns
daughters of those who volunteer fight for their country
THE TWENTY FIRST SESSION will open on the
FIRST MONDAY IN JULY.
The Annual Announcement and Catalogue
will be sent on application.
Oxford, n. c.
June Z 1861 54-w&swStpd
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THE oak CITY HOUSE.

OPPOSITE THE POST OFFlCED
RALEIGH, N. C..
TENHIS HOUSE HAS BEEN RECENTLY REFlTTED
and newly furnished in elegant style and Mr. NUN,
TAGUE, late of Wilmington has opened on the second
floor, ooZ
NEW BILLIARD SALOON,
WITH TWO
PHELAN'S PATENT COMBINATION CUSHION
TABLES.
This Establishment, under new arrangement, has been
freshly stocked with PURE LIQUORS., WINES, SEGAho,
&c direct from The Custom House 1t Will be conducted
on the CASH plan, by competent and obligng Managers
N B. Walter H. TayIors Old London Dock Brandy
and the famous Reading Ale always on draught.
~ Suacks Served at all Hours. 81
AFREE LUNCH given iaily at II o'clock.
ID. G. L0UGEE CO.
March Ok 1851 33-w&swtf.
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GRAND VILLAIN.
. yANKEF ROOTM AKER BY THE Nan

a YANKEE BOOTMAhER, Bl TIE -vA'I III
Weymouth Mass since st of April 1851 10 work at the
shoe business in Fayetteville N. C. He had been In my
employment long enough for NE TO conide 10 MN 50
lady friend of mine sent fine Gold Watch and Chan'
BY him to me- thinking it safe chance. Being an Adolf
ZIONIST and swnder be got scared at the secession cause
Fayetteville pawned my Watch in Raleigh for the sum "
$26 fwnrtb $l45) | put this notice in, demanding my
Watca from Adams Express Co paying the reGemP"Vn
money also forbid the parties sendg the HatcT R.r
him in Boston. also truly hope that Messrs " I'll 20,
bee Co and Mr. p. Shemwel OF Fayetteve, VIII -, NV
send his Trunk and Gold Watch they have put give e
chance pay the redemption money on sao h sr.ss
he has injured me at least $l5O VIII .aAs "o to
se5d tne.n 70 MN "neu "e '' S. s. CARTER.
GAINESVILLE Chatham Co., June 4, 1861. SS-4'pd'
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The following are the
Allen, Thomas T.
Anderson, James L.
Barnes, Calvin
Barron, Charles H.
Bell, Luther r.
Bellamy, Joseph c.
Bond, William R.
Bragg, John Jr.
Brodie, Edmund G.
Buck, Dewitt c.
Bullock, George B.
Butler, William f. Jr.
Butts, James 4.
Clark, Robert S.
Coffin, r. Lawrence
Collins, Benjamin VI.
Currie, John d.
Davidson, Thomas d.
Davies, Allen
Davis, Weldon E.
Dobbin. John Fl.
Dowd, c. Furman
Edmondson, Andrew K.
Everett, James A.
Flowers, Oliver B.
Foard, n. Partee
Foy, David Ii.
Garrett, Franklin
Graham, Hamilton c.
Grigsby, Madison R.
Halliburton, John w.
Harris, John w.
Haughton, j. Lawrence
Haughton, Thomas II.
Haywood, Fabius j. Jr.
Hicks. John NJ.
Hobson, James NJ.
Hogan, Henry j.
Holt, Benjamin R.
Horney, William A.
Hunt, George B.
Hunt, James NIB.
Jarratt, Isaac A.
Jenkins, James P.
Jenkins, Joseph V.
Jones, John L.
henan, James u.
Knight, James S.
Land, John NJ.
Lightfoot, John F.
Marshall, James c.
Maverick, Lewis
Mcmillan, George
Niche, William G.
Morehead, j. Turner
Murphy, Robert 7. =
Nicholson, Guilford
Nuckolls, William T.
Parker, James
Parker, James P.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Convention met and was called to order at
o'clock.
Mr.. Badger moved that the Convention adjourn
to Monday morning, and the motion prevailed ayes
90, nays %.
CoRRECTIoN.-In our report of resolution intro
duced by Mr.. Wilson, some days since, we repre-
scented him as proposing change in the Constitu-
ton so as to elect Judges by the people This was
an error; he only proposed the election of Justices
of the Peace by the popular voice.
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PULMONIC BAIsAM.-THl

Wv Invaluable Compound has been in successful use
for than 90 years 1t has cured hundreds who
thought be incurabe of Pulmonary Complaint many of
whom had abandoned all hopes. Yet they are now re,
stored to vigorous health after having been given upby
friends and physicians.
In all complaints Of the lungs, throat chest and sde
such pain in the breast splitting of blood painful and
excessive mucus expectoratOn, asthma, officially of breath
ing old and stubborn cough and for the relief of consump
tiVes Price 81 per bottle Prepared by
W. Il. WYATT, Druggist and Apotbecary,
Nos. 1856 and 1873 Main ST., Salisbury, n. C.
March l, 1861. e6-wdSw3m.
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Legislature because they were elected by the peo-
pie and it would be impolitic to interfere and set
aside their choice and because a new election would
stir up undesirable commotion. All objection may
be removed by so altering the Constitution as to
provide for annual sessions, and making the next
meeting the first of series of annual sessions.
Mr. Battle, of Wake, explained that in his re-
marks on previous day, he had not intended to
convey the idea that the present General Assembly
should be dissolved because Of their bad legislation
but that this would reconcile the people to a neces
sty arising from different and potent reasons
Several questions of order in regard to precedence
Of motion and amendments, were raised and ex-
planned into such a parliamentary confusion, that
the reporter is bound to acknowledge his utter ina
bility to understand them, and consequently, can
not report them.
Mr.. Graham was in favor of new election, not
from any dsrespect to the present Legislature but
from the necessity of :he case.
Mr.. Long was in favor of eecting Lew legs-
lature.
Mr.. Reid again advocated the majority report,
proposing to change the approaching special into
regular session of the Legislature.
Mr.. Rayner said he was embarrassed in determin-
ing how he ought to act in this matter-were he to
consult his own views and feelings he would 90 for
dissOving the present General Assembly, for the
reason that he did not remember more unfit body
of members having ever convened in the State-he
meant no disrespect to the members individually
but their acts would show that they were totally
unfit to egislate for the State. But there is danger
of stirring up party feeling by holding new cleo
ton. He hoped the last Legislature would never
meet agan-there is no necessity for it-this body
redstric the State and do all other acts demand
ed by the exgency of the times, except to elect Sen
ators to Congress, and he would prefer to go unrep
resented rather than have them come together to
elect Senator's.
Mr.. Meares defended the Legislature. He said it
seemed to afford much pleasure to to speak of
it diSparagingly but if gentlemen would look at
the amount of labor it performed, they would be
forced to the conclusion that in point of practical
ability it was superior body to this Convention
That the Convention, as body had more talent and
less brains than any Legislative body he had ever SEEM
that they made more speeches and did less work,
than the Legislature as would be seen by compar
ing the acts of the two bodies.
Pending his remarks, the hour arrived and the
Convention took a recess.