Oxford Democrat. [volume]

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place_of_publication: Paris, Me.

publisher: Millett & King


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The southerner. [volume]

ocr: ! ON" the 1:2th inst., between Rocky Mount and Taibor.r, f sin ill i9oclcvt itoohy with six divisions, containing one five didlar gold piece and one bank note of five dolhirs. on the Planter's and Mechanics llau of .So. Ca. nnd two GO cent pieces with son other small pieces. And also, one note fifty dollars, given by O. B. Bennett Charleston, S. C in favor of the undersigned with divers of little receipts, kc. The fin 1c will be liberally rewarded by leaving the same at the office of The Southerner JOHN N. BUNTIXCI. July, 18.72

place_of_publication: Tarboro', Edgecombe Co., (N.C.)

publisher: Geo. Howard, Jr.


ocr: ous democratic victory, 0u FiriuS Cannon N. K. Adam?, David cr, Henry Dowd, C. B. Ncal, Jno. Wil- hams and Almon Hart. Attention All!!! WAKE UP, WHIGS! t a meeting, this morning, of the Tierce and King Club, the following committees vrerc appointed, to attend to the Celebration 011 Monday evening next, of the late glori Bry crt Tender, L. D. Fender, Benj. Norfleet. Wm. l'ippen and Jas. M. Redmond. Police to enforce good order during 'the celebration. Benj. Williams, N. M. Terrell, John II. Leigh, J. O. Moore, Jno. W. Saun ders, Mills Miuton, David Knight, John Nor fleet, Jas. Mehesan, Jas. Dozier and W. L. Hart. Everybody invited to attend. By order of the President. fill Til il in 5 no i i nn. Ttloit.


ocr: ARRIVAL of The Slcamcr Pacific. Latest from Europe. The Steamship Pacific arrived at York on Monday, the 1st iustant, four days later advices from Eu-


ocr: SES SGTTS2S&3tB&, Howai d, Jr., Editor & Proprietor J TERMS PER ANNUM. If paid within ticb montlis, $2 00 Otherwise, - - 2 50 RATES OF ADVERTISING : One square Jlrst insertion, 1 00 each insertion afterwards, 0 25 0ards, a year, - 5 00 Orders and Judicial advert isc i meio'x 25 per cent.hig her. $25 Yearly advertisements by contract. ASBIS JJLTUML.


ocr: " NOTICE THE next session of our School will begin on the 1st Monday, 7th of June. Tuition, vacations, &e. as heretofore Extra Branches. Music 620 Latin 10 per Sess. French. 10 3 T. R. & M B: Qiccn. May, 1852. 22


ocr: Vor the Northern Cities, BY THE ScaboiU'il a lid ISoasaoLc HAIL. 1HOAD. THE PUBLIC arc informed that the Seaboard and Roanoke Hail Head Company have completed their new bridge across Roanoke Hi ver at Weldon, and are now prepared to transport pas sengers and freight from Wcldon to Portsmouth ami -Norfolk, and the Nor thern cities promptly and with despatch. The Cars leave Weldon daily at o o'cloek, P. M. and arrive at Ports mouth by 7 o'clock, P. M., in time to connect with one of the Chesapeake Bay Steamer?, HERAlDi GEORGIA, OR NORTH CAROLINA. r?T yt$t 'Moiira MSP


ocr: FOR PRESIDENT, FR. vjscr.r.v amerce. OP NEW HAMPSHIRE. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, OF ALABAMA. I


ocr: Tareoro' Market, June 19. Trade in produce continues dull, with little or no change in prices, and but lit tle prospect of a renewal of boat naviga tion from this place for some time. Turpentine Vir-in dip, SI 90: Old dip, 1 80 to $1 80" Scrape 40 cts. per 100 lbs. Tar, 1 per barrel. Corn, 02 75 to S3 per bbL Bacon, 11 to 12 1 ct3. Lard, 11 to 12 cts. Cotton, 7 cts. Fisb none ia market but whole Herrings at SG per bbl.


ocr: . .DIED, In this place, on Friday tbe Mh inst Indux Zouiie, dauutarcl Jesiah S.


ocr: 5 County Candidates. Election on TlatrsJay, 5th Aug. next, Ve are authorized to Col.1l. X. (XutK, as a candidate re-election to the Senate of the a.nor, APmh!v. J-We are authorized to William Norfleet, Esq., as a date for election to the House of uion3 fu lUC licit asjcuiom. We are authorized to Jas. F. Jenkins, as a candidate for election as Sheriff of this county.


ocr: or Sd'e J'in Was4?ington, 11th June, 1652 i 1 ; (jiiano. 10 Tons No. 1 Peru ian Guano, Son


ocr: ARRIVAL OP The Steamer Eur op a. rri t t . , lhc steamer huropa has arrived at ew lork, with Liverpool dates to the Sales of cotton for the week $2,000 h ,, Tim m.ri-n. ri cues. 1 he market was a little easier. aud .he, were in s.cadr revest, and prices better. Great activity prevails in the French nivy yards. The French Senate had been :uiurn"ued to meet ou important business. It was thought to proclaim the empire.


ocr: TAUBORO': OCTOBER 23. FOR PRESIDENT, FR.l YKLM.Y PIERCE. OF NEW HAMPSHIRE" FOR VICE PRESIDENT, OF ALABAMA. Democratic Electors. For the State at large, J. C. DOBBIN. First District, WM. II THOMAS. Second Dis t, RUHTON CRAIGB. Third Dis't, WALTER F.LEAKE. Fourth Dis't, ROBERT P. DICK. Fifth Dis't, ABRAM RENO HER. Sixth Dis't, L. O'B. BRANCH. Seventh Dis't, SAM'L J. PERSON. Eighth Dis't, D. G. W. WARD. Ninth Dis't, THOMAS BRAGG. Election on Tuesday, 2nd Ntw. z "


ocr: Temperance Notice. Dr. John T. will deliver a Temperance Lecture at Town Creek Di vision Hall, on Friday the 12 th No. The public are respectfully invited to attend. Com


ocr: TAUUORO. N C. HAVING permanently located in TARBORII' offers his professional services, tb thie cit izens of the town and county generally. Office, jnst below Pender's Hotel Tarboro' Jan. 8, 1852. E0. HOWARD m, B, OSL B, tWIS, HAVING permanently located at Wmnf Prospect, the residence of Writ. Pi Lewis Er., offers his professional services j the people of that neighborhood! April 14, 1853i 150 Cgs. Rio effee, for sale by W. II Willard. Washington, N C Maj 21, '52. Flour. 250 BMs. ? Baltimore and New 50 Hlfi do. SYork Flour, ust received for sale by W. II. Willard. May 21, 52. From Rocky Mt. 16 Washington, WILL RUM as follows under the new schedule: Leave Rocky Mouot eve ry Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday at 2 o'clock, A. M and arrive at Washington at 7 o'clock P. Mi same dayi Leave W ashirigten every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 2 o'clock A. M and arrive at Rocky Mount at 7 o'clock, P. same day, in time for passengers to the cars going North; Fare Rocky Mount tb Tarboro' $1 1 Snarta 2 ! 11 f ii ii Falkland 2 " Ureenville 3 PactoiuSs . 4 Washington 5 c? " Tarboro' to Sparta Falkland 1 i Greehville . 2 0 Passengers are allowed to carry trunk of ordinary size extra trunks large size, half the above prices; packa ges, ia proportion. For seats, &c apply to Ht Wiswall Washingtoa--MT8. Worthington, Gree ville, or GEO UOWdllD Tarboro


ocr: ? Alliti Vat. nr TTtr. ; Steamer am!ri(i. t The steamer Cambria has arrived at tl ilifax, with Liverpool dates to the 7th inst. The political news u uaiin portant. ? Livernool. Feb. 7th Cotton-The 4 I - -j - -. In irket i3 without animation. The cir palars vary as to the actual decline in Ihtton some quote it at l-16d, and p-rsat Id decline. RATCE. - ?Lo paV3 announces, that 2,000 i a'Mtional political couvict&.wijl gjjortly hi ehipped to Algeria,


ocr: 1ED, At h:3 residence in this place, on the the 27th inst.. Mr. William Crockat, a native of Dumfries, Scotland, in the 7Gth year of his age.


ocr: THE undersigned vil advance;,, (4) of the mnr value h v. n, mutton, ani Stores, deposited with hi, shipment to his friend J. G. E(j.,.Ne"w Yorfes W. U. WILLAKD. Washington, N.C, lihNnv, 75 bbls. mess and prime Vork for sa'c by W. U. VViLLAlU) Nov. 10, '51. 50 bbls butter, sugar, and sod, crackers, for sale by W. U. WILLAUD. Nov. 0. 35 hbds W. I. Molasses 15 bbls. N.O. do for sale by W. H. AVILLARD. Nov. 9 G5 bags RTo and Loguavra ooffee for sale by W. H. WILLAKD. ' Nov. 9. OYSTER SHELLSrorsalerfe nvereu to the flats Irom the mis piace apply to ir.U.miltird. Washington, 9th June. 30AaZ3iG- SOoSS, 00 Mrs. 13. A FOttD, WOULD respectfully inform the that she has taken the Hoe occupied by Mrs Svann,as Boarding-House, and having thoroughly repaiied, and new and handsome she will be enabled t a numher of trnn!rn permanent Hoarders in the I he House is as situated as any Iii Wilmington. a number of her best rooms reserved for the transient visiters She can con bespeak the patronage desirous of obtaining a Board Mouse of the first class, as herself that her arrariffc. cannot be surpassed for and convenience, and no ex will be spared calculate! to the happiness and of her guests. The House is now open for of p.ermanent or day c rs. b o r I e r m s. n nn I v i o Mrs. - ' rr ' iov. i. : JollU H. Smith's Ointment HORSE RENOVATING POWDERS. THE author of our existence


ocr: ARRIVAL OF The S! Canur Africa. Latest from Europe. The Africa has arrived at New York with Livernool dates to 23rd ult. A. Cotton had been in more active de mand, at improved prices.


ocr: I In Grimmersburg, on Tuesday even ing, the 30th of Match, by the Rev. Pe jter E. limes, Mr. Henry Thompson, lEdgecombc, to Miss Louisa ! daughter of the late Benjamin Joyner, J of Pitt C ounty.


ocr: t i ! I . On 25th instant, at the residence of J her father, Miss LOUISA VIRGINIA, I daughter of "Wyatt Moye. I The death of this very amiable and f estimable young lady Was attended with unusually melancholy and afflicting cif- cumstances. She died on the da she ! vas to have been married. Her bridal 1 " I ciobes, were her burial clothes. When - last we saw her, she was in the bloom of womanhood, the picture of health, hap piness and hope; but now 'Death lies on her, liko an untimely frost Upon the sweetest flower in all the field' With her bereaved father and rela- j tives, wc, in common with a large circle I cf friends deeply and sincerely sympa thise. Aberdeen (Mi.) Independent. i


ocr: In this county, at the reil,. Bennett Pitt,' Esq. by the Key. J Daniel, on Tuesday, 20th ult. Mr O. Oates to Miss Martha M,tL ',''' ter of Win. Mercer, dee'd. ' Thus fate should hearts together a Ere life's bright morn is paS3; ' "" And shedding o'er the light of lov? Should causs that love to last; ' For ne'er ag.iin, with, all its 1)Wcr Thi3 life such bliss imparts, As pure a joy, as bless d an hour, As bind two youthful hearts."' In this county, on Tuesday cv-, the 1 th mst., by the llev. MariB aett, Mr, Ralph P. Bridae; Mr Rhxla A. Atkinson, eldest v Hue Atkinson dec d.


ocr: PiELiGious Notice. The Hev. J. L. Gotten is expect wt-AAoJi HI,! kni in thi T'li-- next Sabbath evening, 22nd O 7 early candle light. Cow.


ocr: For the Southerner. Democratic licetiiig in Pitt At a meeting of the Democrats of 1 itt, held in Greenville on the 8th inst., Col. Matthew L. Carr was called to the Chair, and John Randolph and B..W. Hives appointed Secretaries. After rome discussion it was resolved to form a Pierce and King Club for the Coun y; whereupon tho fWllowina officers wereelectod:


ocr: Free SufK 3 THE QUESTION of amending of the State, so ns to est of Suffrage, it is believed, has'" little discussion in the soiith-1'" Edgecombe; as the Senatorial t""iv-" v" oi.v7ii.ij,, t!J express tW the subject, it is deemed prop? 1110 PeoP!c ara therefore, reqW l f mecting hous nnd nt. ft VV'K f,n t:; x l" uruav, tne znd of O.f nest: where a discussion of the sul,j0ct "Free SuiTragin ; Is invited, for and against. TlrtMi ' T1i" mnnU !nf.,,,1 . x e "ui.uuu oi u, request i ma(le of thc Justices of tho Pcaeeiat soutllcm of tie count;, to advort ,sa- JIAXY 1 111. ISM iu, jow.


ocr: Tarboro' Market, Sept. 18. Tar river is again too low even for flat boat navigation. Trade in produce continues very limited, with but little variation in prices. Turpentinc-Virgin dip, S2 20; Old dip, $2 lo to 2 2U. - Scrape 40 cts. per 100 lbs. Tar, 1 per barrel. Corn, 2 25 to $2 50 per bbl. Bacon, 11 to 12 J cts. Lard, 11 to 12 J cts. Fish Mullets, S3 50: Whole Iler rings, $G; Drums, $5 50; Mackerel, half DDIS. qi Cotton, 8 cts. Washington Market j Sept. 14. N. Stores All kinds have been on the advance for the last three weeks. We quote at extreme rates old dip Tur pentine at S2 75, Scrape SI 40, Tar 01.05, .Rosin 81, Spirits Turpentine 40 ccnt3. Grain Corn if sound find3 ready sale at 52 and 53 c. measnro for up riv er. -- Hyde county would not command over 50 to 51c. for shipment. Oats sell readily at 25c. per bushel. Religious Notice.


ocr: ARRIVAL OP The Slcamcr Niagara. Latest from Europe. The Niagara has arrived at Halifax, wtn Liverpool dates to the 4th inst. A small business had been doing in Cotton, but prices continued firm. Breadstuffs dull and declining. The hrrvest is progressing most satia factorily throughout the kingdom. The excitement growing out of the threatened Fishery difficulty has cntirc SUSC( ancl tuc matter was regard - cd as amicably and finally disposed of.


ocr: W0T1CE. OUR SCHOOL ajvill be openftltpi; tlie 1st Monday ith day of Octo'ocr.. T. R: & U E; OVB Sept. 17, 1832. SIA 1


ocr: TARBORO': FOR PRESIDENT, Tll.lXKLf.V tii:iZCE. OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, OF" ALABAMA.


ocr: Surgeon Stent is f, RESIT. TFULLY offers his prrfes. sional services to the eitite: s of Tarboro and the county. He will visit them fre quently during the year, and will hold himself responsible for the durability of all operations performed by him All orders left for him will be attended to promptly! While in Tarboro he will he found at Pender's Hotel February 27, IS52.


ocr: e to forthwith ABESIBASLE Residence x: arm THE Residence ani! Farm belonging to Mrs. Elizabeth Bennett, lying about eight miles northwest from Tarboro', be tween Fishing and Swift Creeks, in tho neighlorhood of H.Blair Bryan and Pat rick McDowell, Esqrs. and containing open land suflacient, it is supposed, for five or six hands, is now offered to rent; for the year 1852, on private terms. There are on the premises a good Dwelling house Kitchen and Work house, Dairy, Smoke bouse, and Stora house, besides every other necessary out house, neatly all of which are good fra med buildings. Also, a good Orchard of various kinds of fruit trees, and some e:ght thousand turpentine boxes. The water is excellent, and it is confi dently believed that the place is ou among the healthiest in Edgecomba county Any person wishing to rent, can ex amine the premises and learn the price by calling on Patrick McDowell, Esqr,, who lives about one mile from the place, and is authorised to rent it for the essu ing year-. December 3, 1851.


ocr: im STAGE From Bocky Alt. to Washington, WILL RUN as follows under the new schedule: Leave Rocky Mount ee ry Sunday, Wednesaay, and Friday at 6 o'clock, A. M. and arrive at Washington at 11 o'clock. P. M. same day. Leave Y ashingtcn every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at i o'clock, A. M and anive at Rocky Mount at 5 o'clock, P. M same day, in time for passengers to take the cars going North Fare ttocky Mount to Tarboro 9 50 Sparta 2 00 Falkland & 50 ' Greenville 3 00 ' Pactolus 4 00 Washington 5 00 Tarboro to Sparta 50 Falkland 1 00 2 00 (Jreenville For- seats, he. apply to Hi Wiswail, Washingtoa Mrs. Witherihgtoh Green


ocr: ARRIVAL OF The Steamer nlfrica. Ijatest from Europe. Thc steamer Africa has arrived at New York. With Livernool dates to th Hth inst. Tho sales of Cotton had been fair, and prices were steady. No change in breadstuff. The political intelligence is not in foresting.


ocr: Swaim'e Justice, W iley's North Carclina Reajfl. Southern Harmonv & Mui.,i ' ... f Cyclopedia of fiOOO Practical HP Dictionary of Poetical qnotauW Arabian Night's tratetl, Dark Scenes in Histor7. bv U v iraroi wakCIield, ' ; 13acchusPriZe Essay on lnic:n, byGiindrod, Memoirs of Wm. win, by Ken TarlW, Salt. 2500 bushels St. Martin's San hr Rough & Beady, for Ba!;; Jan -2, '52. w. II. w fti'otmd Salt 300 bags, 15 lbs each, table Rail 125 s?ck3 Liverpool do Tin. 2, '52. m NEW Ge Mrs. E. A FORD, : WOULD respectfully public, that she has taken lately occupied by Mrs. a it 1: if . . inuiHiii-uuusc, uiiu it thoroughly repaired, and with new and handsome tlirougbout, she will be cnabl accommodate a number of or permanent Hoarders in manner. The House is ly situated as any in Wilmington and a number of her best reserved for the of transient visiters ftdently bespeak the Ihoso desirous of House of the first flatters herself that bcr ments cannot be surpassed lort and convenience, aod crtion wili bo spared add to the happiness and ment of her gtiesi. The "House is now open reception of permanent or day f!er For ferms,apply to Nov. 7.


ocr: In Washington, on Thursday even mg, the 15th inst., by Rev. Mr. Geer, Mr. Wbl B. Gulick, Editor of the Goldsboro' Patriot, to Miss Lucy Blount, only daughter of Benjamin Runyon, Esq.


ocr: procurement of rational comforts anil enjoyments. And for advancement in moral and intellectual nature, we fulfil the highest destinies of ournaturc. New Orleans, Jan 23 Advices from 'the Rio Grande to the 6th instant have heen received. .. The American Flag -says Ciirvcjal has received reinforcements and content latesa another attack upon Mafamoras. flcn. Avalos has an army of 2,G00 men. & the field, ready to oppose him. - The; weather in Texas has been in tensely coll, and many cattle have been destroyed. - The Indians in "Western Texas have their depredations.


ocr: My 9. II. 1. is a hue animal of the deer kind. My 10. 12. 4. is a delicious grain. My 11. 2. 5. 12. 0. 10. is an inhabitant of every community. My 12. 2. 5. 11. is a small pleasure boat. My whole is one of North Carolina's fairest daughters. Synonymous.


ocr: In tins place, on Wednesday evening last, by Rev T. II. Owen, Mr. Wm. II Powell to Miss Ann Blount Law HENCE re nee. daughter of Dr. Josiah Law-


ocr: TOT TAH130110UGII: MABSH aO,.48S2. jfcgOomuiunications on Farming, Tree Schools and Education generally would be very acceptable. CSyComuimunications must be hand ed in by Wednesday evening; and must be. accompanied by a responsible name, or they will certainly not be published. 1 i , Congress. ' the proceedings. of this body, arc still quite dull and uninteresting. The Hon. J.R. J! Daniel, the faithful and labo rious representative from this district, moved a few days since that the House attend directly and strictly to business and leave off electioneering and specch fciaking, but it was rejected. We hope however that they will soon get through their "prepared documents;' and their diraccful contentions, and proceed to their duties.


ocr: selected Ivowi r7ic Georgia Citizen. Little Rcll. By "Zephyr." Fond parent bendeth o'er the tomb, In grief she cannot quell, For lieth there, in infant bloom. Lovely little Bell. No more her laughter ringeth by, "While sporting in the dell; No more she'll chase the butterfly, Absent little Bell. She slccpcth, lowly, in the grave, She whom we loved so well; The weeping willow's branches wave Over little Bell. Up to heaven her spirit flies; Goi takcth her to dwell With him, an angel in the skies, Darliusj little Bell.


ocr: HBWB00Z. MOBY Dick, by Herman Melville, Lady Wortley's Travels in the U. De Quincy's Life and Manners, Fifteen decisive Battles of the World, Thackeray's Sketches in Ireland, Pickwick Papers, continued by Gems of Beauty Leaflets of Memory ! Other Annuals of 1852, on sale by Jo$ej)h II. Bowdiich. Tarboro', Dec. 20, 1851.


ocr: I I ii I KcrciYcti, A FRESH SUPPLY of Jayne's Al terative1, Expectorant, Sanative Pills, &c. Hasting's compound Syrup of Nap tha, a positive cure for Colds, Coughs, &c. Houghton's Pepsin, the true digestive fluid, or gastric juice, for the cure of in digestion, dyspepsia, &c. Hooflands's celebrated German Bit. ters, for the permanent cure of liver complaint, jaundice, dyspepsia, nervous debiiitv. &c. For ?alc by Co. Howard.


ocr: BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, No. 1G, Fayctteville Sireet, RALEIGH, OFFERS for sale a very general' as sortment of standard Theological, Law, Medical, behool and MiscellaneousBooks. The new publications of the day as re ceived. These and in short almost anv Book can be furnished on reasonable terms, either by application to him or Joseph H. Boicditcti, Tarboro. Raleigh, Dec. 20th, 1851.


ocr: " Temperance Notice. JoiIN R DoM' Es(i'r- Grand yYn' thy Patriarch of North Carolina, win j deliver a lecture on the evils of mtem- peratice and the blessings of total absti "cncc to tllG citizens of the following Pccs, and they are earnestly requested . to attend. At Rocky Mount, Tuesday, 30 March. Tarboro', Wednesday 31 do. Wilson, Thursday lst April. Stantonsburg, Friday 2d do .-Com.


ocr: ; Tarboro', Saturday and Sunday, j 10th and 11th April, j Hc lias a large missionary map o hich the mission stations will be point ! 0(j out and an account of their given. He will also exhibit a number ' iwfigns worshiped by the heathen ' explain the systems of idolatry in cast. Com. Religious Notice. The Rev. A. B. Cabaniss, elect of the Southern Baptist Conven tion to Shanghac China, will lecture the subject of missions at Ellis's mee- in house, Sunday the 4th of April


ocr: ARRIVAL OF The &t termer pacific . m.. T.. -c i :,i t. Wwi1 jluo x utiuu uas aunt:" with Liverpool dates to 28th ult Co- tod had advanced id with heavy sale The Pacific Mail steamer 'law rivf.fl :it. Soilthamnton on SaturJay tr;ti 81,400,000 Australian goid. The government of France lias cx ted the clergy from taking ths oi- of allegiance.


ocr: The river is again very low, u--,r"u standing the heavy rains wrnca recently fallen. ' Turpentine ha? what improved in price Corn hjS ceded Bacon, Lard, &e. steady Turpentine Virgin dip, S2 1W 1 dip, $2 00 to 2 05. Scrape 40 ctg. per 100 lbs.


ocr: (fcj'i?zricullure is the chief nidation of a nation's p we) . . m r. yr z. if nr tw.y jurnisnes man food and clothing, but oso materials for the mechanic and commerce.


ocr: For the Northern Cities - BY THE Seaboard and Roanoke EAI IL EOAP. THE PUBLIC are informed that the heard and Roanoke Rail Road have completed their new bridge across Roa noke River at Weldon, and arc now lto transport pa?scngers and freight Weldon to Portsmouth and Norfolk, and Northern cities promptly and with despatch. The Cars leave Weldon daily at 31 o'clock, P. M., and arrive at Portsmouth by 7 o' clock, P. M., in lime to connect with ono the Chesapeake Bay Steamers, HERALD. GEORGIA, OR NORTH CAROLINA. for Baltimore, and arrive at Baltimore in time to connect witn


ocr: IVoticc is hereby given, THAT the Annual Meeting of the Stock holders of the Wilmington and Raleigh Kail road Company will be held in this place on Thursday, the 11th day of November next. J AS. S. GREEN, Secy. "Wilmington, Oct. 12, lSo


ocr: The Southerner. TA11B0H0': OCTOBER 23. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, WlJLIiM!! IZ, OF ALABAMA. FOR PRESIDENT, I'll IVJIj V I'lS-JUCE. OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. "DcSllOCratlC IE lectors. For the State at large, J. C. First District, WM. II. TI103IAS. Second Dis't, BUllfON CllAIGK. -mra JJis t, UALlhh 1 . Fourth Dis't, ROBERT P. DICK. Fifth Dis't, AB11AIM BENCHER. Sixth Dis't, L. O'B. BRANCH. Seventh Dis't, SAM'L J. Ei-hth Dis't, D. G- W. WARD. Ninth Dis't, THOMAS JJRAUa. Election on Tuesday, 2nd Xoc. '


ocr: TV? A 11T?1 1 ?9 T .x.T LJ J Afrj ' 1 .M,. rtf j x x u ji xvii vjjix, iiiu n.ciuoiini jl iivi , 1:tll inst (by the Rev. J. 13. Cheshire, Gen. Jo- (sept B. Littlejohn, of Franklin county, to IMiss Sallie Jones, daughter of Doc- -ry. , . ,i n -ytj r X?0rJ5 1 '. 1 10 C-y W ar .vxx, liuuu VillUllllll


ocr: Altltl VAL OF The Steamer in gar a fjlfj-K'f .-111 . 7 ITaUfa.r, Oct. 21tlt. The steamer .Niagara arrived tins moruing with Jiv riir 1 ffiu nt fliA ll.fli met VV. 'VWX AUt,J VX IUV X V I 1 1 lUJit JxX(iLAM. 15th to appoint a da Parliament. A cabinet council was held on thc y for the mcetin in the Niagara. France. Hon. Abbot Lawrence and family CI fil : . .fil.. H....! 1 ...x ..x uimuic:4.uyuouilU rcsi'iUllt Ui Uil , , -rf , . . , luieii.poan, lie was .0 enter triumph on the lGth. Markets Liverpool, Oct. 10t The Cotton Kniarkct'closes firm, with an upward ten-' i.inuvu vhjoo xixili, lUta xlll lltHLl lency ; American advices having had a favorable effect. Fair and Middling tnualltlCS havft lmnrovori. most nrifio.s' t . . ; inaving advanced Id. f 1 rr nn .1 l l - ieaustuns, v beat has advanced a 2d. Corn unchanred. rasVE C


ocr: I tja"'2riciilure is the oundation oj a nation's power, s it not only furnisnes man J7 .or am clothing but also nth materials for the


ocr: Jeo. Howard, Jr., Editor & Proprietor. TERMS-PER ANNUM. paid icithin two months. . $2 00 2 50 Oth icrwisc. RATES OF ADVERTISING One square first insertion, 1 00 each insertion afterwards, 0 25 jar as 'Jourt Orders and Judicial advertisc- v.icicts 25 jer cch?. higher. Egg Yearly advertisements by contract.


ocr: Arrival of the ihQ Atlantsc liavo intelil' f ne trum . LlvcrPl to tUy 1Gth INo news of imnortance. Cotton . 111 1 -.f i iA..rr. ,i : u muuping, WUS hr ftDd mmicy markct cas' mtmmmmm '" "'.-yggB"! JLLL'Ji!!!1'"' LrJMl?'""w


ocr: JFor the JYor them. Cities. BY THE Seaboard and Roanoke J&AIIL EOAD. THE FUBLIC are informed that the Sea board and Roanoke Rail Road Company have completed their new bridge across Roa noke River at Weldon, and arc now prepared to transport nassentrcrs and freight from Weldon to Portsmouth and Norfolk, and the i 1 j -, Northern cities promptly and with despatch. The Cars leave TVeldon daily at 3 o'clock, P. M.. and arrive at Portsmouth by 7 o' clock, P. M., in time to connect with one the Chesapeake Bay Steamers, HERALD, GEORGIA, OR NORTH CAROLINA.


ocr: flJOTlOE, THE next session of our Scliool will begin on the 1st Monday, 7 th of June. Tuition, vacations, &c. as heretofore. Extra Branch eh. Music Latin French May, 1852. 620 10 )-pcr Scss. 10 T. R. k M. ly: Oiccn. 00


ocr: For Rent or Sale. I WILL RENT Oil SELL my premises, located in Tarboro' just be low Dr. Lawrence's Drug Store on Main Street. The building is new, commo dious and convenient, and well adapted to business purposes. Persons wishing to rent or purchase, will call either on J. 1 Pitt or myself. Wnu . Pitt. Tarboro', June 10, IS 52. 24


ocr: THE Copartnership heretofore exist ing between Mathewson & NoTfleet dissolved by mutual consent. As it is desirable to close the as early as possible, we must insist an immediate settlement, either by or note, of all ihe claims on our books. Nm Mathewson, Robert Nor Jit et. The business will be conducted here after by Nathan Mathewson, who visit the North in a fewday3 to a large assortment of Goods, suitable the approaching season. Feb. 28, 1852.


ocr: mili.U J&ii, Tn this countv. Oct 5th, by Wrisht " Barnes, Esq., Mr. Richard M. Garrett, . . . n T- -n to Miss Jvowwa, daughter ot dames jb. jW, Esq.


ocr: Xfl tJ-4g At Kockv Mount, on Sunday last. Mr. Tlios Newly, of the firm of Newby & Home.


ocr: NQT1SE, THE subscriber having qualified at our last August Court, as Executor of the last Will and Testament of the late Randolph Gotten, Hereby notifies all persons having claims against said Estate, to present tnem for set-, tlement. HENRY T. CLARK, Ex'r, Tarboro', Sept. 14, 1852 38


ocr: In this county, on thc 23rd of tf-i"-' Mr. David Bradley. He was h-ira o the 27th of October, 1777, and ha J ;1 for about the last forty-five year a ca) bcr of the Baptist church.


ocr: I j Notice IS hcrc)y given, thut the Sons of Tempc composing Town Creek Division, iu Isreeombe county, will petition the next Geneva! Assembly of North Carolina, for the passage of an act, incorporating them under the above title. By Order of the DivUion. September 7, 18 2. taSpirit f the Age copy.


ocr: I Lost, ON thc 12th iust., between Rocky Mount aud Tarboro', f sm ill Pocket Book, with eix divisions, containing one five dollar gold piece and one bank note of five dollars, on the Planter's and Mechanics of So. Ca. and two 50 cent pieces with some othcr small- pieces. And also, one note of fifty dollars, given by O. B. Bennett of Charleston, S. C in favor of the undersigned, with divers of little receipts, &c. The finder ... i - ... ; ' , " u win 00 uoeraiiy. rewajuea oy leaving the same at the office of The Southerner. July, 1852. JOlfN N. BUNTING. . " 29-2 Whiskey & 225 Bbla. ; Baliimore Rectified Wilis 33 hhds, i key GO Bb.s. Gin, 25 dc. Uum, for sale by fFtlJ. milard.


ocr: S. R. Ford, JFilmington, N. V. DETALER in marble monuments, hea i and-foot stones: paint stones, do; and in short, any article callei f -i of either Italian, Egyptian, o? Ame4ca marble; and work warranted to please no sale; and if damaged before it is at his expense. j fT'Orders left with Geo. t toward ,Tar boro will be attended t forthwithi


ocr: In this place, on Thursday evening last, by H. T. Clark, Esq. Mr. G. Law rence Winburn to Miss Martha A. Par ;. Slighter of Arthur Parker, dee'd.


ocr: Messrs Nelsoti 4 Pender VVOULD announce to the Public, that they have established a Carri if and Ruggy iFactorfi IN THE TOWN OP TARBORO, That they are now prepared to execute any ordeia in this branch of business, as neat, durable, and on as reasonable terms as in any portion of theNorth or South. We respe tfully solieit a share of pub lie patronage Nelson Pender. Twboro Jaa 10ih,'W.


ocr: fos mm. TUB subscrioer continues to keep noi ses ano vehicles for hire on the following ... TERMS PER DAY i For carriage, two horses, & driver, $5 00 carriage and harness, 2 00 barouche, two horses, & driver, 4 00 barouche and harness, 1 50 carryall, two horses, and driver, 3 50 carryall and harness, 1 00 it buggy and horse, 2 00 buggy and harness, 0 75 horse, saddle and bridle, 1 25 horse, 1 00 horse and cart. 1 25 Cart and gear, 0 25 Horse and plough, 1 00 plough and gear, 0 25 VV agon and dray, by contracts The Hbove charges are for an ordinary t 1 .1 . It . - day s i longer or snoner aiaiances, by contract, GEO WlVdBQ.


ocr: tac Clties Pr 0U1P Q W"' The LilTS IcavC VV eidon. dal1 at o'clock, P; M., and arrive at Ports mouth by 7 o'clock, P. 31., in time to connect with one of the Chesapeake Ray Steamers, For the JYorthr.rn Cities. BY THE Scahaarcl am! fgoasaohe II AIL. ROAD. THE PUBLIC are informed that the Seaboard and Roanoke Rail Road Company have completed their new bridge across Roanoke River at Wcldon, arc now prepared to transport pas and freight from Weldon to Fi -o . ti i v e n. i Portsmouth anil JNorrolk, and the JNor- ., . . ., , ... , . , HERALD, GEORGIA, 03 NORTH CAROLINA.


ocr: J-t. L-l njujjjum , ii i -its' T. M. Arlington, MloMctj at JLair, TARBORO', N. C. OrricE at Penpeh's Hotel. December, l?o2.


ocr: Oxford N. C. Dec. Gth, 1832. 50-6 FOR SALE. 510 Acres of Land, LYING in Halifax county near the mouth of Beach Swamp. This Land is well sup plied with Marl. We shall offer at public sale, on Tuesday, the 4th January next, at the house of the late Elizabeth I'ittman, dee'd, in Halifax county, 1 8 JLikcly young Negroes, Consisting of men, boys, girls, women and children. Terms mads known on the day. Jt.fse II. Powell, fyrir Pitman, F. R. Pittman. 0th Dec'r, 18"j2. 50-2


ocr: Slotted The present session of our school Trill end nn thc loth inst., and a new one begin, on the 1st Monday in January 1853. T. II: & M. B: OWEN. Tarboro', Peer 8, 1852. 50-4


ocr: Notice is hereby given, THAT the Annual Meeting of the Stock holders of the Wilmington and Raleigh roau uompany win ue neiu m Thursday, the 11th day of November next. J AS. S. Sec y. Wilmington, Oct. 12, 1852.


ocr: For the Northern Cities. BY THE Seaboard and Roanoke I&AI1L EE.CDAB. THE PUBLIC arc iuformcd that the Sea board and Roanoke Rail Road have completed their new bridge across Roa noke River at Weldon, and aro now to transport passengers and freight Wcldon to Portsmouth and Norfolk, and Northern cities promptly and with The Cars leave Wcldon daily at 3 o P. M., and arrive at Portsmouth by 7 o' clock, P. M., in time to connect with one the Chesapeake Bay Steamers, HERALD, GEORGIA, OR NORTH CAROLINA for Baltimore, and arrive at Baltimore


ocr: ' Temperance Notice. Joiin B. Odom, Esn'r. Grand Wor thy Patriarch of North Carolina, will deliver a lccture on tiC cvns 0f intern- perance and the blessings of total absti nence, to the citizens of the following places, and they are earnostly requested to attend. At Rocky Mount, Tuesday, 30 March. Tarboro', Wednesday 31 do. Wilson, Thursday 1st April". Stantonsburg, Friday 2d do.-Com.


ocr: HWllW n HI I IIJMM-lgeaPifTgaJJIllUMUgHtMM BBOWfl & m B0SSET, NEW YO!iK, 3)3 S0SSSS & 3S0WST, Wilmington, N. C. Commission fferchants, Jno Potts Crown, Akmand De Rosset, Jit. O. F CnowN Casli advances will be made on con signments of Produce for sale, either in Wilmington or Sew York, and Cotton will be forwarded to ihe New York House free of commission at Wilming. ton i Wilmington, N, C. 19 March, 1852.


ocr: To all Persons wishing to Build. THE subscribers wnuld hereby inform them, that we are prepared to contract for the building of any thing in the car penter's line, From a Church to a Stable, And in any style that may be desired, feeling assured from our experience ia the art, during the last ten or twelve years, that we can compete with a ny buil ders in North Carolina. We would also return our thanks to the people of Edgecombe, for the very lib eral patronage we have received during the last two years, and most respectfully solicit a continuance of the same. Thomas Oberry, Jno. W. Saunders. Tarbore'. Jan. 8, 1852.


ocr: Tempeeance Notice. JoiinB. Odom, Esq'r. Grand Wor thy Patriarch of North Carolina, will deliver a lecture on the evils of intern pcrancc and the blessings of total absti nence, to tho citizens of the following places, and they are earnestly requested to attend. At Rocky Mount, Tuesday, 30 March. Tarboro', Wednesday 31 do. W:Isin, Thursday 1st April. Stantonsburg, Friday 2d do. Coi.


ocr: DIED, In Aberdeen, Miss, at C o'clock on the morning of the 25th March, Louisa Moye, daughter of Gen. Wyatt Moye, late of this county.


ocr: :atcd somewhat. Prices rccecded g the early part of tho week, but : ruled, and at the departure of the la, ou the 20th, prices were the precisely as by the previous steam oadstufTs Flour was much de ed and had declined fully one shil- Canal 20, and Baltimore and Jelphia 20s 3d a 21s 3d. Jan Corn wa3 dull, and had dc- 1 Gd per quarter. lis:; r:: i .4 CL: - VLcat dull and declined. Pi visions remained firm at former A steady demand. Gr xrk-s quiet, and no special change to r ice. Coffee and sugar quiet. ' i political news is without any spe cl ,T aportancc. ncc and England are comparative- 1 - '4- ;tincntal affairs present no strik iicw feature. jjium has just ratified a treaty of .crce and navigation with Eng- 1 j


ocr: Fob the Southerner. A FRAGMENT. Oh! would I were a littlo dove, With pinions fleet and strong, Pd fly away and 8cc my love, Although the way be long. Pd tell her how 1 loved her, And pined in distaut lands, PJ tell her how I loved her, And flew across the sands. Pd tell her how Pd thought of her, Thro' the lorrg, long summer's day; Pd tell how near she was to me, Although so far away. Tully Vtelan.


ocr: William Robinson, of will deliver a Temperance Lecture Batts's meeting house on Town the 20 th inst. Frank Johnson his band will be present. Com.


ocr: c Mr Republican and Argus. Wait Till IVovember. Am VTait for the Wa?cn." It was a June-day morning, la the year of fifty-two, The Democracy met at Baltimore Their duty to do They nominated Pierce and King Our candidates to be, And they will be elected The Whigs will surely see. Wait till November, Wait till November, Wait till November And we'll choose Tierce and Kins- The Whigs give Scott and Graham, And boast about their strength, Cut the Democrats will lay them Stretched out.at full length; Scott soup cannot save them, Nor Graham bread along, Just a sure as preaching", This truth of my song. Wait till November, &C. The Democracy united .We march into the field, Revived upon a victory, And never to yield; Then Mr. Cooney come down Don't mike yourself a dunce, Fussy Scott himself has got to, So give it .up at once. Wuit till November, &c. The Sixth Waed II vnr.


ocr: Tarboro' Market, August 7. A flat boat arrived here vesterdav. but the rivor i tnn In fnr ofovnl-.rtof - w " it oituui uuuii navigation. There has been but little change in prices of produce. Turpentine Virgin dip, 81 90; Oil dip, 81 80 to 1 85. Scrape 40 cts. per 100 lbs. Tar, $1 per barrel. Corn, $2 75 to S3 per bbl. Bacon, 11 to 12 ct3. Lard, 11 to 12 cts. Fish Whole Herrings $0; Mullets $6 50. Cotton, 81 cts. Itqiorted for the Wilmington P Wilmington Marl .. A 4 Turnontuio: Tho - "Cf uit' ViV- bellow Dip and 275 for st sales of Hard at 1,20 per JJj. efe of the article exceed 100 bbls. at above prices. . Spts, Turpentine. We hear of gales f over 400 bbls. at 30 cts, per. gallon. These


ocr: ARRIVAL OF The Steamer Humboldt. The steamer Humboldt has arrive with dates from Havre and London, to the 7th. The following is the Livot. pool commercial report: Liverpool, July C Cotton is fiat, The sales for thc past three days react ed 5000 bales. Prices unchanged.


ocr: At Kocky Meant, on Thursday ing nst!uncan Ferguson, Esq- . f 1 this . county on Tuesday l" Miss Rhoda Leigh, aged 64 years month and ten days, w Nearntorg, in this on f riday eyering, the 23d inst f$ j Peaccpfa after protracted cs. eycn weeks, which ho bore with c. tian fortitude. He was a good bo a kind parent, and an, affectio . husband. . 4 4--' -.'..-


ocr: TARBORO': OCTOBER 9. FOR PRESIDENT, OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. TOR VICE PRESIDENT, OF ALABAMA.


ocr: JED, At Vfalson, ! futree iufant soa f Col. J. W. and ' 0be(3ieBce' Farmer, aged 1 year and 1 month, "butter little children, and forbid them not, to come unto me: for ot such is the kingdom of heaven." Communicated.


ocr: Religious Notice. The subject of Religion will bo dis cussed publicly at Goldsboro'. on l-Vi. day, the 20th inst., by llder G. M 2 ho ompson, Uld bchool liaptist. and EU dcr MarJc Bennett, 3Iiasionary Baptist Thi discussion to commence at 9 o' xdock. Com.


ocr: ARRIVAL OF The Sleauirr ltktntic. Latest from Europe. The steamship Atlantic arrived at New York on Saturday evening last, with Liverpool dates to the 22d ult. Liverpool, SrpL 22. Cotton. The Liverpool cotton mar- ketwas quiet, aud prices drooping. There is no change in the quotations current at the sailing of the last steam- er. The sales of the last four days amounted to 20,000 bales, of which 4,vuv were iaKen. on speculation ani lor export. Imports, 1,500 bales. Wright & Gandy quote fair Orleans 0 a OJd.; middling 5f a 5R;fair Mobile 6 a Old.; middling 5J a 5R; fair Up lands Gd.; middling 5 J a 5gd. Flour and Corn at Liverpool were firmer, without any material variation in prices. Wheat -was steady, at rates ....n,,,,,,,, n ,. , , per i Canada. Canadian tavonte brands ot llcur were scarce, and extreme rates. Inferior descriptions were neglected. For cargoes of Corn to arrive a slight advance bad been paid. '


ocr: A. Turner & c0 " " - M ft Menagerie &CiVc,, COMBINED. CONTAINING TIIE ST And some of the most . Jlaimah in the IVorU Many of which were trains! and ed by the celebrated Vaa AniW 2' the principal Cities of Europe and The Equestrian Troupe is yu superior in the known world, anions " is that celebrated six horse rider TURNER, also T. V. TURNER ViV LIP MAM, DcLACir, Masters m3 EDWIN &c. &c, nnd that Clo f ' C ows. J' W. MYERS, who3 daring ) turning a Somerset over 10 niou p) , and the Elephant, the largest in tliC St-.t2s, astonishes every person U hJ "t th s iliaiit nircjllble pir:or.nvn:e ' Will exhibit at Tarboro' TInr3hT 0t 1 21st. Doors open 1 J and Ci 0h p". formances commence as 2 and 7 p. j Admission 50 cents; children ani servaas half price.


ocr: Geo. Howard, Jr., Editor & Proprietor. TERMS PER ANNUM. Jf paid within two month, 2 00 Othcrwise, - - 2 50 RATES OF ADVERTISING: One square Jirst insertion, 1 00 each insertion afterwards, 0 25 Cards, a year, - - 5 00 Court Orders and Judicial advert isc- incuts 25 per cent, higher. tB Yearly advertisements by contract.


ocr: Arrival of the Steamer America. The steamer America brings t:. po 1 dates to the 3rd April. Cotton was firm, except a elii cline in the lower trades. 0


ocr: ypi em mm, wmW f In Washington City, on the 25th nJ-; Rev. Wn,J&&nnio tq fpsSf1." Ragsdqh.


ocr: Tareoro' Market, June 5. Tar river continues too low for navi gation, and trade in Produce very dull Scrape 40cts. per 100 lbs. 5W, Si per barrel. Corn, $2 75 to $3 per bbl. Baeon, 11 to 12 J cts. Lard, 11 to 12 cts Cotton, 11 cts. Fish none ia market out rhole Herrings at per bbh tas7iinjton Mar7cet,Junc 1. N. Stores- No change to notice in article since our last review re ceipts very light. Corn No safes to report and none offering from boats this week. ' without any material Variation in prices. turpentine Virgin (iip, SI Q0- Old dip, $1 SO to $1 85. 1


ocr: For the Yorthrrn Cities. EY THE Seaboard and Roanoke UAiJL l&OAD. THE PUBLIC arc informed that the Seaboard and lloanoke Kail ltoad Company have completed their new bridge across lloanoke River at Weldon, and are now prepared to transport pas seagers and freight from Weldon to llfel1 CLXL Portsmouth and Norfolk, and the ror- thern cities promptly aud with despatch, The Cars leave Weldon daily at o r? ncu.? P W . jind nrrivo at Pnrts- V A K V 1 . B. ' ' mouth by 7 o'clock, P. m time to connect with one of the Chesapeake Bay Steamew, HERALD. GEORGIA. 0 NORTH CAROLINA.


ocr: selected. They tell me I was false to thee. They tell me I was false to thee, But they are falsa who say it; The vcw 1 made was pure and free, And time shall ne ex betray it ,i. kid rry heart on virtue's shrme, I loved truth honor, kindness; I love them still, I thought diem thine, Too soon f wept my blindness. Tis thou wert false to them and me : My worship still I cherish "jIy love, siill true, his urnl from thee, To find them or to perish. LIFE. Barry CornwalU If life be ever pleasant, 'Tif in merry hours like this, When the wind is old and sound, And thelanghis running Tound; When each maiden mouth discloses Buds of pearl in heds of roses, Roses that we fain would kisa. If life be ever gloomy, ' Fis as when we, long ago, Raw the friend we loved so well Sifiiy borne to debtor's cell; And not one of us could lend him Gold or 6ilver, or befriend him; bcarca had time to s joth his wo Ah ! life has many changes, bunny seasons, winter rains: f?o let's piuck the summer ll wer, Bravely front the frowning hour. Cherish ail whod fain befriend us. W hether good or ill attend us, 1 ong as life remains.


ocr: i'atcnt Medicines &c. ands's, Comitock'a and Graefeul I Sarsaparilla, '..Hstirg's Syrup of NfpHla " Tor sale by GEO. HOJVdPA


ocr: ft-"., SELECTED. Hl.'iidcn Beauts'. BY CHARLES SWAIN. Hor hand's likfi a lily Rnt just at the tip, It hath stolen a tint Like the hue of her lip! Her breath's like-the morning, When hyacinth blow; Her tVet leave a blessing Wherever thfy go! r eah one she's something To comfort or cheer; When her purse fails hei wishes She gives ihem a tear! )Vn the sound of her step Seems to hring them relief; And they bless that sweet face V hich speaks hope 'mid their giietf tlt r mnuYs like a rose bud, Jun budding half through, hen it opens at morn Amidst fragrance and dew, nd her heart is a dwelling V here argels n ight net, And forget their own heaven Jn that of her breast. SLIDING VOW'S HILL, jOn a winter's night, as (he moon shone bright, And the sn w was crusted o'er. . -i r no ii,.. Kri.At RPr U iih a maiden as fair, as the bright ser. aphs are, We slid f.om a hill down lower Ere we Teached its base, like hois on a race, Our swift gliding sled careene And with tresses fair, streaniin the air, Sweet Sally went eend over ' ! d. V.-r.lr in If DaC III o . eend i. ' I


ocr: si Consignment. Two d oxen May her & Co, Is Ploughs, Iron Cog-wheels and Boxes for nure Carts. ; On sale, cheap for Cash, by March 9 - Geo Howard


ocr: Notice is hereby givcn9 THAT the Annual Meeting of the Stock holders of the Wilmington and Raleigh Rail road Company will be held in this place Thursday, the 11th day of November next.. JAS. S. GREEN, Sec'y- Wilmington, Oct. 12, 1852.


ocr: For the Northern Cities. BY THE Seaboard and Roanoke THE rUBLlC are informed that the Sea board and Roanoke Rail Road Company have completed their new bridge across Boa noke River at Wcldon, and are now prepared to transport passengers and freight from Wcldon to Portsmouth and Norfolk, ana tnc Northern cities promptly and With despatch The Cars leave Wcldon daily at 3 J o clock, r. M.. and arrive at Portsmouth by o clock, P. M., in time to connect with one the Chesapeake Bay Steamers, HERALD, GEORGIA, OR NORTH CAROLINA


ocr: selected liOvc the Old. BY L. VIRGINIA SMITH. I lnve the old to lean beside The antique easy chair, And pass my fingers softly o'er A wreath of silvered hair To press my glowing lip upon The furrowed brow and gaze Within the sunken eye where dwells, The "light of other days;" To fold the pale and feeble hand That on my youthful head, Has lain so tenderly the while, 7 The evening prayer was saidj To nestle down close to the heart And marvel how it held Such tones of legendary lore, The chronicles of Eld. Oh! youth thou hast so much of joy, So much of life and love, So many hopes age has but one, .To hope of bliss above. Turn awhile from these away -.To cheer the old, and bless The wasted heart-springs with a stream Of gushing tenderness. Thou treadest now a path of bloom, And thine exulting soul Springs proudly on, as tho' it mocked At Time's unfelt control. But they have marched a weary way, Upon a thorny road; Then soothe the toil-worn spirits, ere They pass away to God. Yes, love the aged bow before The venerable form So soon to seek beyond the sky A shelter from the storm. Aye, love them, let thy silent heart With reverence untold, As jmns very near to Heaven! lit iV' and lov" the old.


ocr: JToj fic Northern Cities BY TIIE .Seaboard and Roanoke HAUL TIIE PUBLIC arc informed that the Sea board and Roanoke Hail Road have completed their new bridge across Roa noke River at Weldon, and arc now to transport passengers and freight Weldon to Portsmouth and Norfolk, and Northern cities promptly and with The Cars leave Weldon daily at P. M., and arrive at Portsmouth by 7 o' clock, P. M., in time to connect with one the Chesapeake Bay Steamers, HERALD, GEORGIA, OR NORTH lAnULlNA


ocr: At Falkland, Fitt County, on Tues day evening the 30th ult., by II. C. Jordan, Ksq., Mr. Thomas Taylor to Miss Priscilla Brady. On Wednesday 1st inst., by the Rew John F. Speight, Mr. John E. Turner, of Knfield to Miss Penelope King, of hdgecombe.


ocr: Tarboro' Academy. T HE next session of this Institution will commence on Monday, the third day of Jan uarv, 1853, under the management of Mr. II. 13. Farrar as Principal in the Male De partmentand of Miss A. B. CrandaU in the Female Department. The charges for Tuition, &c. Will be as heretofore. There will be no Examination at the close of the present session By order of the Board of Trustees, JOIIX NORFLEETy Sec'ff. Tarboro',. Dec. 1, 1852 49-


ocr: arrival oti The Steamer MSnllic. Latest from Europe. The steamship Baltic has arrived New York, with Liverpool dates to the 17th ult. The news by this arrival docs possess much interest. Cotton contin ues depressed Brcadstufifs rising. Consul Macauley is dead Meeting of Americans have been . held ia Lon don and Paris in memory of Panic! Webster, '"


ocr: Female Seminary, Miss II. R. JOHNSON, Principal THE next term of this School will cou f mence on the 2nd Monday ia January ncit l Terms : Tuition in English branch- es per session, - 'M'J w Music on Piano with use of instrument, - 15 Drawing and Tainting, 5 ( French, - - 5 Board with the Suhscriher $i 50 per t month, including washing, fuel and ligVJ. Dec'r, 1832. 51-4 G. SILLS SGtnS3MG Academy, Laces E T. M. JONES, A. M.t rrincipal. lillaiHE Spring Session of 1833, M H jcc on the first Monday in January, r- 'Ample arrangements have been me, the village and vicinity, for the accoma tion of a large number of Boarders, at8 $9 per month. No extra charge. Tuition Latin, Greek, and the . higher English and Mathemat ical branches, $15persessi Common English branches, 10 - Dec'r 8th, 1852. 51-4 t Female Academy THE regular exercises of this will be resumed on the 10th day InstlW0" of Janatf next. Terms as heretotore SAML. L.' YEN ABLE, PrinciP Oxford NT. C. Dec. 6th, 1832. W mam Male Academf- J. II. HORNER, Principal. J ; T. J. HORNER, Assistant. TnE next session of this School trul mfinp.fi thfi 1 f Afnnrl.1 x in Jail'.V. illC ' ' - - - -"v j - - rtfff pal is prepared to accommodate ten o boarders at $9, per month. u in the Villa-ro will: be visited at their x . vie a every evenino:, by the principal a . tant. T. II. AVILLU; Oxford, Granville, X. C Nov. ,22, 1 802. Fiirais be ftffl' xYu or tnree uenucnini modatedwith Furnished Rooms, St, cither with or without board, ij GEO. U01V hedliooins. December, 18t3,


ocr: i HeligIous Notice. JgrTlcv. A B. Cabaniss, will preach In the Baptist church in this place, on iThursday night, June 10th.


ocr: In this county, on Thursday evening, 0th hist, by Wright Barnes, Esq. Mr. Kindred Harper to Miss Mary "Sttdlinys, daughter of Mr. James Stal .in:.


ocr: T.1RUOKO' V 1 9 The Trustees wish to employ a Teach- cr for the Tarboro Female Academy The health and society of the Town and the large patronage, extended to school, render it a desirable situa I ion for a gentleman or lady qualified to I take charge of it. The scbool is now in a flourishing conditio, a4 requiring a principal and assistant, tUe Trustees have already contracted for extensive improvements in tlw academical buildings, to accom modate the increasing number of pupils, and place the institution in the most favorable nosition. First Session commences on the first week in January and ends hrst weeK in June. Second, commences about the middle of July and ends the last of December, By order of the Trustees. T. Clurk, Sec'y. May 1st, 18&2.


ocr: At 11 o'clock, on the mornir.gf't 24th of June inst. by Duncan For. Esq. assisted by Thcophilus Tin. Es., Mr. Michael Williams to )J Mar$ Br inlclv; all of Brake's Edgecombe. -0'er roses may their footstep mof Their smiles be smiles of love, Their tears be tears cf joy." Com.


ocr: Tarboro' Market, June 2G. Trade in produce is confined to small quantities, and prices remain staonary the river too low for naviuatioa. Turpentine Virgin dip, 81 4)0: Old dip, U 80 to 61 85. Scrape 4Q ets. per 100 lbs. Tar, -61 per b&rrcL Corn, 2 7o to 63 per bbl. Bacon, 11 to 12 1 cts. Lard, 11 to 122 cts. Fish none in market. Washington Market, June 22 N. Stores A further advance ou last week's quotations has been realized for Old dip, and sales have been made at prices ranging from 2 60 to 2 SO, closing we understand at 2 70. N change in other articles. Corn No sales to reporU-the arti cle is wanted and will command 58 t 60c Kewkern Market, June 21. Turpentine. The water courses con


ocr: " TAKBOHO': JUNE 26. ""FOR PRESIDENT, OF S EW 'HAMPSHIRE. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, OF ALABAMA. FOR GOVERNOR,


ocr: of schools, or for purposes. "The Southerner. TAUBOUO': JULY 10. FOR PRESIDENT, OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, WIMjLMM it. JiTf.Vfi?, OF ALABAMA. FOR GOVERNOR, DAVID S. KltlD. .


ocr: NO. CAROLINA MANUFACTURE ARE still manaf. during .at the Rocky Mount Mills, about ' g 00,000 lb Cotton Yarn per annum, (equal to the best Ueorgia yarns,) which they will deliver to Mer chants free of ex'ra charge at New prices. Orders addressed to aartie Son. R cky Mount, N C, will prompt attention. l eb. IboiJ


ocr: FOR PRESIDENT, FIT. i. J. V 9 MERC OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, OF ALABAMA.


ocr: jFor the JYortnern Cities. BY THE Scabojird ami Roanoke BAJriL EOAP. THE TUBLIC arc informed that the Sea board and Roanoke Rail Road Company have completed their new bridge across Roa noke River at Weldon, and arc now prepared to transport passengers and freight from Weldon to Portsmouth and Norfolk, and the Northern cities promptly and with dospatch The Cars leave Weldon daily at 3 J o'clock, V. M., and arrive at Portsmouth by 7 o' clock. P. M.. in time to connect with one the Chesapeake Bay Steamers, HERALD, GEORGIA, OR NORTH CAROLINA and arrive at Baltimore


ocr: men of g00d address, possessing a small cap ital of from $25 to $100, such inducements h nffniwl n to enable them to make 500 Agents Wanted. $R0)flfl a Year. WANTED IN EVERY COUNTY OF THE UNITED STATES, active and enterprising men, to enlace in the sale of some of the hocf HnnVa miKlisWl ill the COUIUrV. lO Irom 74 lO ?1U a uay pruuu ffiThe Books published byusareal eUaraoUr pop and command large sales wherever they are offered. For further particulars, address, (postage paid,) DANIELS & UKii, Successors to W. A. Leary & io., No. 108 North Second Street, Philadelphia.


ocr: fob mm. THE subscriber continues to keep hor ses and vehicles for hire on the following TERMS PER DAY i For carriage, two horses, & driver, $5 00 " carriage and harness, 2 00 barouche, two horses, & driver, 4 00 barouche and harness, 1 50 carryall, two horses, and driver, 3 50 carryall and harness, 100 buggy and horse, 2 00 buggy and harness, 0 75 horse, saddle and bridle, 125 horse, i 00 " horse and cart, 1 S5 0 25 1 00 0 25 Cart and gear, Horse and plough, plough and gear$ VV agon and draft by Contract The above charges are for an ordinary day's travel longer or shorter distances, by contract. GEO, HOWARD.


ocr: , : Arrival of the ' Seven days lata-from hj Halifax, March 30.'; Mail cam.er Qanada has re wharf. She brings sixty paSSC.; Sho.lcft L'vorpool on tofi- 20th inst., br ngiug one wek 8 vi ces ?es. V"'"' The Liverpool Cottrn VflT


ocr: S. R. Ford, Wilmington. N. C. DE LER in marble monuments, hea . and fjot stones; paint stones, imposirp do. and in short, any article called f.. of .er ,talian Ey(lljan, or America- mar"bP; and work warranted to pleas !no saIp afld jf damaged before deliver it is at his expense jjOrders left with Geo. Howard. Tar boro. will be attends1 t - forthwith


ocr: a'1 diseases brought on by billiousness. "puty of the bloo.1, and general derango ment of the system it is a widely, wel- 2iutjljt'0 Indian Vegetable Pills, FOB the speed v. safe, ami effectual cure known fact, that WnyhCs Indian Vegetable Pi!l ure the great Paii'trea The Southern people particularly, are indebted to the inven- tur anil manufacturer of this popular family medicine in the cure of Fevers and colds, so common in the South. For sale by Geo 9 toward.


ocr: Surgeon Fcn!ist, RESPECTFULLY offers his profes. sional services to the cilize' s ofTarhoro and the county. He will visit them fre quently during the year, and will ho'.d nimseu responsible tor the durnbiliiy nf all operations performed by him All orders left for him will be attended to promptly i While in Tarboro' he will be found at Pender's Hotel. February 27. 1852.


ocr: ExittMA. I am composed of 10 letters. My 1. 2. 3. 10. is what farmers use. My 2. 7. 9. is a shoemaker's instru ment. My 3. 3. 5. 8. is indispensable sailors. My -1. 2. 1. is a sweet root. My 5. 6. 8. was a celebrated poet. My 6. 5. 2. 9. is a mineral. My 7. 2. 3. should never be for. My 8. 10. 9. 2. is a female name. My 9. 2. 4. is a ditty. My 10. 2. 1. 5. is an article, and usuful. My whole ii a lady of great worth, humorous, witty, and gentle. Tarboro', Feb'y, 1852. Crow. Religious Notice. The Rt. Rev J. L. S. Ives vrill iu Tarboro' on Tuesday, the 16th of month, at 11 o'clock. Com.


ocr: Tn "PI ft. on nn f.Tnnnh lirnnrh ' at tho ic.idence of Willie Dilda, Esq., by xVllen ILuum, Esq., Mr. llichard llocott, Jr., bf Edgecombe co., aged 72 to Miss zabetu JLhlda, aged 02; and but lew Jsuch left. I Love oft unites the fondest hearts In wedlocks holy boud And to them heavenly joy imparts, While under its commands


ocr: Thomas L. Liddon, BRICKLAYER & PLASTERER, INFORMS the citizens of Martin and the adjacent counties, that he has Removed to Hamilton 5 And is fully prepared to execute all jobs in his linf nf hnsinpss. fhnt mav Tno on. ...... , , trusted to him. He has competent work men in his employ, and can give satisfac tory assurances, that all work entrusted to him will be executed expeditiously and in a weikmanlikc manner. References. Jof. Waldo, ami lion, Wm. Xorjleel, Tarboro', Raker St at on, Edgecombe Co., Goold Hoyt, fJreenville. amilton, April 3. NOTICE. Osgoods IndiaCholagogue, cure for lever and ague Davis's pain killer Bernard's Cholefa remedy, Swaim's Panacea, McLane's Liver pills, ,, Vermifuge, &c. &c. For sale by Geo. Howard. THE STAGE From Rocky Mt. to Washington, WILL RUN as follows under the new schedule: Leave Rocky Mount eve ry Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday at 2 o'clock, A.M. and arrive at Washington at 7 o'clock. P. Mi same dayi Leave V ashinglon every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 2 o'clock, A. M. and arrive at Rocky Mount at 7 o'clock, P. M same day, in time for passengers to take the cars going North Fare Rocky Mount to Tarboro $1 50 2 00 2 50 3 00 4 00 Sparta Falkland Greenville Pactotas Washington 6 00 Tarboro' to Sparta 59 Falkland 1 Greenville 2 ? Passengers are allowed to carry one runk of ordinary size-extra trunks of large size, half the above prices; packa ges, &ci in proportion. For seats, &c. apply to . Washington Mrs. Worthington, Green vil 1c, or GZOt IIO WJRD Tarboro'. - 00 00


ocr: Near this town, on Mmd.iv momma: last, by Revd. Mr. Owen, of Tarboro', 3Ir. Sand. Can-away, of Lenoir couu ty, to Miss Elizabeth, daughter of Mat thcy Shaw, Ksq., of this town. Washington Whig. s DIED, TnNish County, on Monday 13th ; j j years. Mr. Peter Arrington, aged 48 '


ocr: Ilc dic Suddenlv, from an apoplectic - ' . fit, at U aimer Castle, on the 14th mst. arC filIcJ almosfc exclusively with biog- .f .I... l... i . .t ur ir , ,I4Mllua Ul U,L 1:110 nusc oi weuington. ARRIVAL OP Tim Steamer Canada Eat est from Europe. nrl. . r I ' 1 xm; MtMiuiT uuauii, urines auvices fmm Liverpool to 18th ult. No mate , l. . n . . rial cnange in prices ot American pro- , 1 - - ... . lhe English papers by this arrival -------- - i,iUn4j ,uu.u lcttcr received by the Africa, from a . " 1 . . - . . . "" ev-""umau fCS1" C n L in L clTlS. "An attempt was made somc three days ago to assassinate Louis Napoleon, on his way from St. Cloud. An indi vidual fired a musket shot at him from a trench on the route, and the ball grazed his left shoulder. Seeing that he failed in his attempt, the assassin immediately blew out his own brains. The journals have beeuprohibitdd from speaking of the matter."


ocr: Tarboro' Market, Oct. 2. Tar river continues so low as not to be boatable to this place, and our mer chants are wagoning their" fall goods from different points on the river. Pro duce continues dull of sale, excepting Turpentine, which has somewhat ad vanced in price. We quote as follows: Turpentine Virgin dip, S2 50; Old dip, $2 45 to $2 50. Scrape 40 cts. per 100 lb3. Tar, 81 per barrel. Corn, $2 25 to 82 50 per bbl. Bacon, 11 to 12 J cts. Lard. 11 to 12-1 cts. Fish Blue Fish, 86; Whole Her rings, 85 50; Drums, 85 50. Washington Market, Sfy.28. N. Store All articles are in de mand at an advanceon our last quqta-


ocr: FOR PRESIDENT, PI MICE. OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, OF ALABAMA.


ocr: Bourse closed very firm. Selected for the Southerner. f.i!lC9. By William Cullen Bryant. The May sun sheds an amber lio-ht On new-leaved woods and lawn3 be tween; Jat suc who, with a smile more bright, Welcomed and watched the green, Is in her grave, Low in her grave. The fair white blossoms of the wood In groups beside the pathway stand: But one the gentle and the good, Who cropped them with a fairer Is in her grave, Low in her grave. Upon the woodland's morning airs The small birds mingled notes uunr: But she whose voice, more sweet theirs, Once bade me listen while they sun Is in her grave, Low in the grave. That music of the early year Brings tears, of anguish to my eves; My heart aches when the flowers X or tlien 1 thick of her who lies In her grave Low in her grave. Knickerbocker.


ocr: Arrival or the Steamer Humboldt. New York, May 23. The Steam ship Humboldt, from Havre and Southampton, arrived at 7 o'clock this ovoninfr. brininnr London dates to . c, OCT Monday the 10th inst. The Liverpool Cotton market closed steady on Saturday, the 8th inst. The sales on that day were 10,000 bales, of 'which nearly one half was taken on spculatiou for export. Breadstuff were quiet, and prices un changed from those prevailing on the 7 th- The London Money market on the 10th was steady. Consols closed at 99. American Stocks were active and firm. France. The Council of State had given its approbation to a bill calling out a con tingent force of eighty thousand men. The increase of the receipts in tin French Treasury over the previous year were enormous. Three hundred political offenders left loulon on the 4th, tor Algeria. A in on 2 them was 31. Miot, cx-Iicpresentative ol the .National Assembly. The Bourse closed very firm.


ocr: Religious Notice. j&Siyllev. A B. Cabaniss, will p.e.. in the Baptist church in this piaf.P "1 Piave. Thursday night, June 10th. Cor.imurtlcr;!,!


ocr: North Carolina. From the third edition of the "ab stract of the Seventh Census" of the United States, we gather the following facts touching the condition ot our State. The total number ot inhabi tants is 868,903; of whites there are 553.295, Slaves 288,412, Free negroes 27 196. The number of representa- tives is eikt, and tne unrepresented fraction only 3,690. North Carolina has an area ot 4o,UUU square miles, and the total numoer ot inhabitants being suo,uvo, mure ate xv 30-100 persons to eacii square mne. The number of acres ot improved iana rcacnes o.t-to, ' o implements and machinery $l,UDO,l'Ub, nrt the value of live stock $17,837,- 108. During the year 1850 there were produced in the State 2,147,899 bushels of Wheat, 28,286,900 l?ushels


ocr: SKLF.CTKD. GO All BAD. (i. TV, Light. When your plans of life are clear, (So ahead ; But, ao faster than your brains; Haste is always in the rear; If d ame Prudence have the reins, Go ahead. Do not ask too broad a test; Go ahead; Lagging nevfr clears the sihl; When you do your duty best. You will best know what is rijrhfi GoaheaJi Never doubt a rjghtoom cause; G o ahead; Thr w youself rcfcrtpletely in; Oons:L'!ieo shaping all your laws. Manfully, through thick and thin, Goahead. iDo not ask who'll go with you; Go ahead Numbers ! spurn the coward's 4lea 1 If i here be but one njr two, Sinjr.i- hntided, though il be, Go ahead Th ugh before you mountains rise G ahead; Scale lb em ? certainly yon car ! Let them j roudly 3 ire ihe kic3 Wiiiit aro mountains to a man! Go ahead. Th.Migh fierce wafprs rouna yctidash, Go ahead; Let n hardship h.'fifc you; Thoiiirh ihe hv-vpn.t 'rarand fl.ish, St 11, undaunted, firm ad true, Go ahead- Heed not Mi n'oon'ss dJen bell, ahe-id, Make ri" -in;)romise wiih sin. T'l' tns ?r;n;nl h lioks well, But y u cannot let him in. Go ahead. Better days are drawing ni-h, -. ( ahead, Ma! if.g i)uty ill your nride, Y -n 'int-t o rKj-er. live, ov die, Tor I Revive 's on vourtd-l. G alidad f" . " ' ' 1 .


ocr: OUR SCHOOL will be opened again on the 1st Monday 4th day of October. Sept. 17, 1852. T. R: & M. B: OWEN. S8-G


ocr: Tor the JSWthcrn Cities. Ate. By THE Scabord Roauofcc EgAITIL K0)AIB. THE PUBLIC are informed that the Sea board and. Roanoke Kail Road Company have completed their new Dnugu auaa noke River at Weldon, ana are now prepare 'tinsoort passengers and freight from Ce1lon to Portsmouth and Norfolk, and the Korthern cities promptly ami wun acspaicn. The Cars leave Weldon daily at 3 o'clock, n r and arrivo at Portsmouth by 7 o' clock! P. M., in timo t0 connect with one of the Chesapeake Bay bteamcrs, HERALD, GEORGIA. On NORTH CAROLINA. 83 for Baltimore, and arrive at Baltimore early in time to connect with the


ocr: TARBORO': SEPTEMBER 4. FOB PRESIDENT, Fn.iiijrw fierce. OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, OP ALABAMA.


ocr: ARRIVAL OF The Steamer lsia, Latest from Europe. The steamer Asia lias arrived Liverpool dates to tho 14th h- ( news by her is quite interesting observe that thoUt idvancc ia ! stuffs in the Livernool market basa fully sustained, with largo 1 W1P,f nnfi rn emulators- a special Minister is about being j from England to this country tor - j purpose of settling the fishery VU.PWV.U1 MJ tics-that it is announced that sey; ' i. - , . vessels oi war are aooui . . . . . i 1 .1 A. I . .1.1 f- I 1 uriauu to reiniorce iuuu" - ! 7i, xru a mrica- Uw ft, t fi ! i . , J2.. , ... . uau uueu maenniteiy posip"-, k . Ral 1 i i'jJ s a.


ocr: selected Thy Wife. Then chcrisli her dearly, Anil love her sincerely, Be faithful, indulgent and kind; Make not a slight failing, A pretext for railing, y such you should happen to find. Oh! do not misuse her, And never refuse her, Vhcn proper her wishes may be, And the cost, care and trouble, She'll recompense double, !Dy the kindness she'll lavish on thee. TaflV.uils. if vants a little vife, I duz, To cheer me vhile at 'omej To comb my 'head and brush my clo'cs O, vouldu't I love 'er 'seme?' I've halmcst passed the Rubicon, jy t-Lceks begin to sink; fjy 'air is growingray it is 3Iy chance is slim, I think. f7or, as I pas?cs through the street?, The gals 0, tvho'd think it? Say, 'there he goes, the vicked brute Vat a vorn out trinket!' 1 dare not look a gal in face, It sets my ryes a vinkin'; And then vat's vorscr still, you know, She is sort o' thinkin' 5"hat I'am a 'poor, deluded wretch, A thing not wort a straw: fit food for nothing but the vorms, Or oine vild creature's maw.' flu now I think I'll pack my duds, And start for Kaliforny; Yes, sail right out around the caye, Though it's rather 'Horny!' &nd vhen I gets to Francisco, I'll dig out all the gold; (Then cLarms I'll 'ave to vin a vife, - Tliouirh I am somevhat old.


ocr: Will! ev,c-i 2:5 BbU. . Daltimore Heetified Whis 93 hluls, hey SOh.s. Un, M dc. Hum, forsilebv IV. II. JVillard. May


ocr: QJ''lrriculture is the chief elation of a nation 's power'', it not only furnishes food and clothing, but aso ilh materials for the mechanic and commerce."


ocr: In this county, on Tuesday evening last, by W. II. Ilincs, Esq., Mr. Cias. L,rJY('tl to Miss rnrtfi. l u filter of Sir Jenkins, Esq.


ocr: What wc arc Doing at Home. The nomination of General Scott by the whig Convention at Baltimore, Was the most flagrant insult ever offered to the public opinion oFa civilized nation. Throughout the United States, among ill honorable and patriotic whigs, a sen timent of profound recrret and mortifi- cation has been expressed. No intelli gent man doubts that the whig party nas now ceased to exist. Its life ha Oi en terminated by an act of suicide so vntemptible, so undeserving of pubh. numiseration, that tne Dcst menus o a& deceased will even rejoice in wit aessing the funeral obsequies. It is


ocr: A. Turner & Co.'s '-: JB5 Jfc-aE?yJ .VSmB&aaa.zuJitM V':' i::iiiiiL2is:ii(t iiiJ'-'Va. '''"il M e n aer ie & ( i rc u s CO IBIXEIX CONTAINING THE LARGEST And some nf the most splendid cd bv the celebrated Van Amburg through JIni mtils in the World Many of which were trained and Exhibit- the principal Cities of Europe and America. Thc Equestrian Troupe is without its superior in the known world, among which is that celebrated six horse rider, N. U. TURNER, also T. V. TURNER, WARD, LIP MAM, DeLACY, Masters THOMAS, EDWIN &c. &c, and that Clown of all Clowns, J. W MYERS, whos daring net of turning a Somerset over 1( men 10 horses and the Elephant, the largest in thc United States, astonishes every person who has seen this almost incredible performance. Will exhibit at Tarboro' Thursday Oct. 21st. Doors open 1 and CJ o'clock. Per formances commence as 2 and 7 P. M. Admission 50 cents; children and servants half price. r Head Quarters, 5th Brigade, Oakland, near Jackson, Sept. 1st, 18-32 THE Regiments belonging to the 5th Brig ade North Carolina Militia, will be reviewed at the following times and places: 13th Regt, Monday, Oct. 25, atWilliamston, 20th & 21st, Wednesday, 27, at Tarboro', 14th & 15th, Friday, ,, 20, at Halifax, IGth, Saturday, ,, 30, at Jackson. (Official) I am very resp'y Your obt. serv't, WM. II. WHITEHEAD Brig. Genl. 5th Brigade. To . T. Clark, Col. Com. Head Quarters, 2 1st Rcgf N.C.M. Tarboro', October 1st, 1852. THE Officers, Musicians and Privates of 21st Regt. are hereby ordered to appear in Tarboro', at the usual parade ground, on Wednesday the 27th October, for Review and Inspection.


ocr: TAUBOIJP': OCTOBER 1G. FOR PRESIDENT, m.i viigjF.v pierce. OF NEW llAMrSIIIRE. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, OF ALABAMA. -as Democratic Electors. For the State at large, J. C. DOBBIN. First District, WM. II. THOMAS. Second Dis't, BURTON CRAIGE. Third Dis't, WALTER F. LEAKE. Fourth Dis't, ROBERT P. DICK. Fifth Dis't, ABRAM RENCIIER. Sixth Dis't, L. O'B. BRANCH. Seventh Dis't, SAM'L J. PERSON. Eighth Dis't, D. G. W. WARD. Ninth Dis't, THOMAS BRAGG.


ocr: IV i i civile re hy 1 v 11 , THAT the Annual Meeting of the Stock holders of thc Wilmington and Raleigh Rail road Company will be held in this place ca Thursday, thc 11th day of November next. JAS. S. GREEN, Sec'y. Wilmington, Oct. 12, 1852. Commercial Bank THE regular annual meeting of the Stock holders of this Bank, will be held at their Banking House on Monday, the 1st day of November next, T. SAVAGE, Cashr. Wilmington, N. C, Oct. 5th, 18-52.


ocr: At his residence, in Raleigh, on Thursday, the 7th instant, William Henry Haywood, Junior, in the 51st year of his age. His disease was Can cer of the Tongue, with which he had been some time lingering.


ocr: To all Persons ivishing lo Build. THE subscriber would hereby inform them, that we are piepared to contract for the building of any thing in the car penter's line, From a Church to a Stable,, And in any style that may be desired, feeling assured from our experience in the art, during the last ten or t.vfva years, that we can compete with any buiU ders in North Carolina. IFe would also return our thanks to the people of Edgecombe, foi the very lib eral patronage we have veceived during the last two years, and rnosJ respectfully solicit a continuance of the same Thomas Oberryy Jno IV. Saunders. Tarbore Jan. 8, 1852


ocr: ReLIOIOUS NbTICE. Elder BLOUNT COOPER will preach at White Oak meeting house on Monday after the first Sunday (2nd day) in August; Tues day, 3rd, at New Hope; Wednesday, 4th, at Tosnot; Thursday, 5th, fiX Upper Town Creek; Friday, 5th, at Pleasant Hill. Com.


ocr: DIED, ' In this place, on Tuesday lat, Mr. Ran dolph Cotten, in the 81th year of Ids age. In this county, on the lGth ult., Mr. Wil liam Pender, aged Gl years.


ocr: Comity Candidates. Election on Thursday, 5th Auj. next. JS'We arc authorized to announce Col. II. T. Clark, as a candidate for re-election to the Senate ' of the next General Assembly. figFWe are authorized to announce William Norfleet, Esq., as a candi date for election to the House of Com mons of the nest General Assembly. SSyWc are authorised to announce William ELlis, as a candidate for election to the House of Commons of the next General Assembly, JGg?.We arc authorized to announce Jas. F. Jenkins, as a candidate for re election as Sheriff of this county.


ocr: Lost, ON the 12th inst., between Rocky Mcwnt and Tarboro', 1 sm ill I'ockct ISoolC) with six divisions, containing one five dollar gold piece and one bank note of five dollars, on the i'lanter s ana iYiecuanics Aianx. of So. Ca. and two 50 cent pieces with some other small pfeces. And also, one note fifty dollars, given by 0. B. Bennett of Charleston, S. C in favor of the undersigned, divcr3 of little receipts, &e. The finder will be liberally rewarded by -leaving the same at the office of The Southerner. JOHN N. BUNTING. July, 1852.


ocr: Arrival of the Steamer Africa. New York, Feb, 28, Tlie Africa with Liverpool dates of iLe & has arrived; MARKETS. Incracsed bouyancy was exhibit cotton on the 11th, whichi has ' well sutahiecr since the pressure stock upon the market being w :b f than for some time past. Th'1 5 of the two days amounted to bales of which exporters took 1 bales and spinners 1,500. The closed firmly England. The British Parliament was f W opened by the Queen in person, f D ' 3d inst.? when she delivered the fiCl ing- speech: Mr Lords and Gentlemen period ha3 arrived when, accoruiH?; usage, I can avail mj'self of your and assistance in tlip preparation ' adoption of measures whiofc tho w of the country maxpejuxre. I c-: !' to maintain the most friendly r ' ; ,! with, foreign powers. The ci'l'


ocr: MJ.&&I8D, In this county, on Sunday last, by B. B. Barnes, Esq., Mr. Steplten Dunn to Miss Elizabeth, daughter of Zachari- ah Dunn. Com.


ocr: A DESI BASLE Residence & Farm THE Residence and Farm belonging to Mrs. Elizabeth Bennett, lying about eight miles northwest from Tarboro,7 be tween Fishing and Swift Creeks, in tha neighborhood of H. Blair Bryan and Pat rick McDowell, Esqrs. and containing open land sufficient, it is supposed, for five or six hands, is now offered to rent' for the year 1852, on private terms. There are on the premises a good Dwelling house, Kitchen and Work house. Dairy, Smoke house, and Store house, besides every other necessary out. house, nearly all of which are good fra med buildings. Also, a good Orchard of various kinds of fruit trees, anJ some eight thousand turpentine boxes. The water is excellent, and it is confi dently believed that the place is one among the healthiest in Edgecombq county. Any person wishing to rent, can ex amine the premises and learn the price. fby calling on Patrick McDowell, Esqr., who lives about one mile from the place, and is authorised to rent it for the ensu ins year. December 3, 1851.


ocr: ot fec juice, for the cure of ft. A FRESH SUPPLY of Jayne's As ! terative, Expectorant, Sanative Pills, &q. i ""S wmpuunu oyrup ui ap- uiaa Positive cure ior uows, v,ougus,e. f Houghton's Pensin. the true dirati-ra o ' o diffestion, dyspepsia, Sc. ' W ' Jrioonanas s tcieDratca ucrman jiit. iters, for the permanent cure of liver complaint, jaundice, dyspepsia, nervous . debility, &c. For sale by Geo. Howard.


ocr: A. $ II Harris, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, J'or folk FV. WILL make CASH advances on consignments, if desired. Nov. 1S51. -


ocr: iiiii nexc session 01 our ocnooi win begin on the 1st Monday, 7th of June Tuition, vacations, as hcretoforo. Extra Branches. Music $20 Latin 10 r per Sess. French 10 3 71 R. & M. B: Owen. May, 1S52. 00


ocr: For the orthrrn t 'itics. BY THE Seaboard and Roanoke if AIL, HOAB. THE FUBLIC arc informed that the Seaboard and lloanoke Rail Road Company have completed their new bridge across Roanoke River at Wcldon, and are now prepared to transport pas- sengers and freight from Weldon to . Portsmouth and Norfolk, and the Nor-1 thcrn cities promptly and with despatch. - The Curs leave Weldon daily at 3 J o'clock, I'. 31., and arrive at I'orts- mouth hy 7 o'clock, P. M., in time to i connect with one of the Chesapeake Ray; btcamers, HERALD, GEORGIA, OR NORTH CAROLINA 1


ocr: - (fcy-ixricufitrc is the chief of a nation's pwer. j as it not only j anus ties man tvitk fond and clothing, but a 'so with materials for the mechanic arts, and commerce."


ocr: I (J"Jlrricittiire is (he of a nation's piver, hs it not only furnishes man toilh food and clothing, but aso with materials for the mechanic and commerce.


ocr: FRESH SUPPLY of Jayno's AI terative, Expectorant, Sanative Pills, &c. Haying's compound Syrup of Nap tjja positive cure for Colds, Coughs, ke. flu;f or ,,astnc juice, for digestion, dyspepsia, &o. Hooflands's celebrated :., Jilt 3St'tiYC!9 n0u rhton's Pepsin, the true dure- iVe the cure oi in- German Bit- for the perman nt cure of liver complaint, jaundice, dyspepsia, nervous (iplvNff Xro j?or saie Ceo. Howard.


ocr: A. & II Ban is, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, WILL make CASH advances on consignments, if desired. NJ0V 1851


ocr: k DESIRABLE Residence h Farm- m mm. THE Residence and Farm belonging; to 3Irs. Elizabeth Bennett, lying about eight miles northwest from Tarboro', be- tween Fishing and Swift Creeks, in the neighborhood of II. Blair Bryan and IU rick . 3IcDowell, Esqrs. and containing open land sufficient, it is supposed, for five or six hands, is now offered to rent for the year 1852, on private terms. There are on the premises a good Dwelling house, Kitchen and Work house, Dairy, Smoke house, and Stora house, besides every other necessary out house, nearly all of which are good fra med buildings. Also, a good Orchard of various kinds of fruit trees, and some eight thousand turpentine boxes. The water is excellent, and it is conn- dentty believed that the place is one among the healthiest in Edgecombe county. Any person wishing to rent, can ex amine the premises and learn the pricer by calling on Patrick McDowell, Esqr., who lives about one mile from the place, and is authorised to rent it for the ensu-i ing 3-car. December 3, 1851..


ocr: ARRIVAL OP The Sitftnicr Irrtic. The Steamer Arctic, arrived at New fi on tns 1 ithi witil Livcrpoul dates to SOt:, u. Maukhts. Cotton has been quiet with or! the slightest vaiLtiou from the j-riccs of Friday List. The sales of the three d,rs had been 18,000 bales, of which exportere speculators took 7000 bales. Oi'the ?, 13,000 bales were American. The iq-n ior me same penoo were ,uw oaies,K ly Aincricau-


ocr: J "Agriculture is the chic of a nation's power, its it not only furnishes man with food and clothing, but also with materials for the mechanic arts, and commerce.


The Yazoo Democrat.

ocr: C O-PAR TNERSHIP. mfR. J. N. RATCLIFF is a partner in our Ifi House from this date, (1st Jan. 1852.) The business will be continued under the name and style of J. Heard & Co. J. HEARD. Yazoo City, Jan. 7, 1852-9-tf.

place_of_publication: Yazoo City, Miss.

publisher: Samuel L. Lewis


ocr: Administrator's Notice. LL pexaomi indebted to the estate of John ,T 1 1 1 1 urn'n oeceasea, win cotne iorvaii ana pay tlu same, and all those having claims against the same, will probate them according to law. EDWARD BERRY, JOLL UULL1DGE. Jan 23, 18j2-12-6w Adm'n.


ocr: Freight, Trunks and Parcels, FORWARDED BY ADAMS & CO'S New York and New Orleans Express, from of1 fice, 16, 18 and 19 Wall Street, New York. 72 Camp Street, New Orleans. Jan 28. 1852-12


ocr: VALISES, R ECEIVED a few superior Vaises which we will sell cheap. Nunnalljt u co. Sign of the Golden Eagle. LANCY brown coats for sale by


ocr: fJagrtscrrean Gallery. ITT AVI NG fitted up "the room above the store JtA of Shropshire & Massey, 1 am prepared to take Daguerrean likenesses in good style and on the most favorable terms. Call and examine my specimens. L. S. TERRY. Yazoo City, May 19. 1852.


ocr: T ADIES' linen and lasting Gaiters, Boo JLd tees, Slippers, Buskins and walkingshocs sale cheap for cah & Tune 0, 1852. Sign of the Eagle.


ocr: TOR LOUISVILLE. rl UK passenger Steamer Eclipse A Sturgeon, Commander, will leave Vicksburg asabove, onSU - DAY MORNING, June 20th. at 1 o'clock, and on her last thisseason, on SUNDAY EVENING July 4th. ror passage apply to P0RTERF1ELD & CO. VirUhu ro ot to MARTIN, OWEN & CO., N. Orleans.


ocr: w Firm BIG GJNBO TMAM Sf O. We the uudersixned have formed a partner ship for the purpose of transacting a General Produce, Grocery nnd Liquor business. We will keep constanty on hand a genera assort- ment or farm" groceries. Wines, Brandies, Hardware, Cattery and Qucensware which we villi scA; very low T. T. IT IGG IN BOTH AM. O. W. HENDERSON. Dec'r 3d 151,


ocr: LUNCH. TURTLE and SOUP, and a greaf riety of eatibles, best the market can ford, will be for LUNCH at Pro Bono Publico loon every day at o'clock. No pains be spared to please the taste of my patrons Yazoo City, April 21, 1852.-1 m-22


ocr: Gin Bands. ECEIVED this morning, a lot of superior -sa-m, crin landing from tlie Eagle Gin Stand Cjmpany, and for sale by September 1, 1852 J. HEARD & CO.


ocr: JJUGGIES. RECEIVING from the Eastern cities, a fine assortment of Big jries, which we wil sell low for cash or approved paper. Persons desiringa good vehicle, would do well to call at our "Furniture Ware I'oom" before purchasing elsewhere. E. L. BOWER cy CO. Yazoo city, Oct 27tb 1851.


ocr: FOB SALE, A Good little dwelling house aud j i lot in the most improving part of IBiM town. Ihe lot is 1U0 feet fron:, running back 320 feet, with good stable on the back end of it. Ihe house contains three rooms, with good brick cistern attached. Terms, half cash, the balance the first of January uext. JuneU, 18-31 A.B.JOHNSON.


ocr: D. Tamborine, DEALER IN VV nes, Liquors. Cc dials, &c. AND FAMILY GROCER, Main St. Yazoo City, Miss. Constantly on hand a large assortment of Foreign and Domestic Liquors, FrenchjWines, Cordials, Fruitsin Juice, Sardines, Confectionary Segars Tobacco. London Torter, Scotch Ale, and every var iety of Family Gioceries.


ocr: IV ew Firm HI' GINB O Til AM ft O. the aude reigned have formed a partner ship 1 Ue purpose of transacting a Genera Produce. Grocery mid Liquor Justness. W Hi keep 1 ..st:iuty on hand a genern assort men! of 1 no, gr eerles, Wines, Brandies Hardware, Cutlery and Queensware which w c w ill se very low. T. T. HIGG 1 N BOTH A M . O. W. HENDERSON. Dcc'r 3d 1851.


ocr: Jewelry & Music Store, H- C- TYLER) MAIN ST. THE COMM NEXT D30R TO E-iCIAL BANK. S on hand a good assoi t nent of nl kinds of Jewelry uid Fane seeds, and willconstantly be supplied with- t most fasli loahle styles and patterns fromji ic Nort!i. WATCHES 4- JEWELRY RE PAIRED d WARRANTED. H. C. T., & Co., are agent for tbo sab of the "Horst paUent lba Pianos wbieb arc the best pianos now manufactured for the Southern Cli mate AI30 for Adam Stoddarl's pianos. In struction books of all binds. A good assort me.it of sheet music. Violins and Accorde sns. Strings for Guitar and Violin. Yazoo City, Dec. ll-lSoO-oni.


ocr: .1 . r " 1111 11 " ' Last Notice. ALL persons indebted tp the undersigned, are requested to call aud make immediate settle ment, as we are anxious to close our old busi ness, "rod longer indulgence cannot be given. March 15, 1852. J. HEARD.


ocr: PISTOLS! PISTOLS!! REVOLVING self-cock ing' and other su perior quality pistols, for sale by December 24th 1851. 8. H. WILSON.


ocr: MALL AND VALUABLE FARM FOB SALE, ON YAZOO RIVER, 3 MILES ABOVE MOUTH OF TCHULA. iy acres on ihe tract, 50 in cultivation I-Jvr good improvements slock of hogs and cattle, with corn t ufllcient, 250 cords wood cut; fine stann for woodyard. Apply on premises to 1rs. Lamkin, or to the under at Yazoo city. J. I. WILSON.


ocr: Donimla of the latest agony out; a new supply, just receiv ed by the late arrivals of our packets. NUNNAT.LY & CO Sign of the Golden E:!ge. Oct. 29th 1851.


ocr: Jewelry & Music Store, H- C- TYLER, MAIN ST. Sf JEXT D00R T0 THE COMM --siv ECJAL BANK. HAS on hand a rood assoi i nent of ul kinds of Jewelry r.ud Fane 3ioods, and wilteoBftantly be supplied with i most t'ubh- styles and patterns froinjt ic North. WATCHES 3? JEWELRY RE FAIRED $ WARRANTED. Piano Fortes. II. C. P., &. Co., are agent for the sale of "Horst pattent Ion Pianos which are the pianos now manufactured for the Southern CH nate. Also for Adam Stoddart's pianos. struetion books of all kinds. A good ment ot sheet music. Violins ar.d Accorde ons. Strings for Guitar and Violin. Yazoo City, Dec. ll-1850-3m.


ocr: Tl OO MS TO RENT on Main street, suita- w-bio for Offices of any kind. For particu lars appv at tins Oflicc, or N. G . &. S. E. Aye. Oct 29th 1H51. Pocket and pen knives of tli very Ix-st mater i a for sale by NUNN.A LEY & CO. Sif'Ti ff thr ( locen


ocr: Pearl tstareh. g Boxes yust ccivel nd for by a M ?5.?SIRE' MASSEY & P Ang. 27th 1851. AGE,


ocr: Pianos WE, having appointed E. L. BOWER & CO. our agents in Yazoo City, hereby certify that the instruments furnished them by us are of the best materials and workman ship and equal in all respects to any PIANO FORTES of our manufacture, ADAM STODART &. CO. No. 325 Broadway, N. Y. City. We will sell the above instruments at facto ry prices; expenses to this place added. E.L. BOWER & CO. at the Furniture Store. Yazoo city, July 2d 1851 ly


ocr: GROCERIES. WE have on hand a lot of Groceries which will sell at New Orleans prices for cash. and see them if you want good bargains. NUNNALLY & CO. Feb 11. Sign of the Golden Eagle.


ocr: Jewelry & Music Store, H- C TYLER, MAIN ST. THE COMM NEXT DOOa1 TO E-CIAL BANK. HAS on hand a good assm kinds of Jewelry :.ud Fane willconstantl v be supplied with i iouble styles and patterns from.! iient of al Jouds, and most fusli- u i o r WATCHES if JEWELRY RE PAIRED d WARRANTED. Piano Fortes. H. C. T., & Co., are agent for the sale of the "Horst pattent Ion Pianos which are the best pianos now manufactured for the Southern Cli mate. Also for Adam Stoddart's pianos. In struction books of all kinds. A good assort ment of sheet music. Violins ar.d Accorde ons. Strings for Guitar and Violin. Yazoo City, Dec. ll-1850-3m. J. THARP, C W WCOD


ocr: GARDEN" SEED Juot received and for sale a largo suppy of wndreth G,4rd.ein seed at our Drug store one door ahove A & Barksda'e. THOMPSON Sf CO.


ocr: G-. F.Mellen, M, D. Physician & Surgeon, OFFICE AT CHA'S T. MANN's DRUG STORE. MAIN STREET, YAZOO CITY.


ocr: James Ilu i r us & Wouafharty Attorney's at Law ; WILL give prompt attention to business J entrusted to them in the Circuit and Pro j . mm m 1 T J'. bate courts ot IUOO Holmes aim anuwu ond I the Superior courts at Jackson. Yazoo city, July 30th 1851. ly


ocr: Jewelry & Music Store, H. C. TYLER j MAIN ST. THE COMM NEXT DOOR TO ECIAL BANK. W1"AS on hand a. good assut t ncnt of kinds of Jewelry f.ud Fane 3oods, willconstantly be supplied with: i most fash onlile styles and patterns fromfcl ic Nonh. WATCHES Sf JEWELRY RE PAIRED 4- WARRANTED. Piano Fortes. IL C. T., & Co., are agent for the sale of "Horst pattent Ion Pianos which are the pianos now manufactured for the Southern mate. Also tor Adam Moddart's pianos, in struction books of all kinds. A srood assort ment of sheet music. Violins and Accorde ons. Strings for Guitar and Violin. Yazoo City, Dec. ll-1850-3m.


ocr: Pianos. TE, having appointed E. L. BOWER & TV CO. our agents in Yazoo City, berebv that th? instruments furnished them by us are of fhebosl materials and workman arid -equal ail respects to any PIANO FORTES' of our manufaeturi-. ADAM STODART & CO. No. 325 Broadway, N. Y. City. Wo will sell the above instruments at facto ry prices; expensea'to this place added. E. L. BOWER &, CO. at the Furniture Store. Yazoo city, July 2d 1951 ly


ocr: Jewelry & Music Store, H- C. TY'LEB, MAIN ST. THE COMM NEXT DOOd TO E'CIAL BANK. ETAS on hand a good assoi I nent of nl I B- kinds of Jewelry uid Pane ioods, and wiuconstantly uu supplied witli t most rasn ionhle styles and patterns frottlfl ic North. WATCHES Sr JEWELRY RE PAIRED Sc WARRANTED. Piano Forte. II. C. T., & Co., are agent for the sale of the "llorst pattent Ion Pianos which are the best pianos now m a n u factored for the Souther n Cli mate. Also tor Adam StoddartS piaii(s. In struction books of all kinds. A good assort inent of sheet music. Violins ai d Accorde ons. Strings for Guitar and Violin. Yezoo City, Dec. ll-l-50-.hn.


ocr: DEMOCRATIC ELECTORAL TICK ET. FOR THE STATE C. WILKINSON, AT LARGE. A. M. JACKSON. E WM, II. JOHNSON. DISTRICTS. R. TAYLOR, W. S. F E ATI I E R STO N , R. SINGLETON, HIRAM CASSIDY.


ocr: .V, TURTLE and BEEF .Oltf SOUP, and a ereat va- Kv riety of eatibles, the HE best tne market can al- ford, will be furnished for LUNCH at Grubb's m Pro Bono Publico Sa- mTLH? o'clock. No pains will be spared to please the taste of mv patrons. VYILiIjIALW S. liKUBtSS. Y'azoo City, April 21, 1852.-1 m-22 . - i -"ti nrri srfT"t-n


ocr: JDaguerrean Gallery. XTI0 fitted up the room above the store J. JL of Shropshire & Massey, 1 am prepared to tslra T0iMrrffiri likenesses in eood stvle and At, the. most favorable terms. Call and examine m? specimenB. h. S. TERRY. Yazoo City, Mary 19. 152


ocr: JAMES WRIGHT. ABRAHAM J. WRIGHT. A. J. WRIGHT & CO., C Ol TON FACTORS aad COMMISSION AND FORWARELNG MER CHANTS, jVb. &7t Gravier Stmt, .Vf? (Prle&ii. Febraaiy 1853-13-1 y


ocr: Just received. J 00 bushels ;Seed Rye, 100 " " Wheat, 100 " Black Winter Oats, 100 " Ruffled, 100 Boxes Fresh Western Reserve chesse. 20 1-2 Bbls Extra Family mess beef, 10 1-2 Bbls Extra Family mess pork, for sae by LINK &l HARRISON. azoocity September lTth 1851.


ocr: CLOVES. RECEIVED a large supply of Gentlemen's Ladies', Misses' and Children's Glov es all kinds and qualities, by Nunnai.lv & co. Sign of the Golden Eagle.


ocr: Pocket and pen knives of ih verv best materi ul for sale Lv NUNNALLY & CO. Sign of the Golden Esgle.


ocr: Jewelry & Music Store, H- C- TYLER, MAIN ST. THE COMM NEXT DOOR TO ERCIAL BANK. H AS on hand a good aasoi t nent of nl kitiflu of'Jowelrv r.ud Fane joods. and willcon-tiintly bo supplied with i most fash ioohle stylos end patterns froml ie North. WATCHES 4 JEWELRY RE- r. Miii: i) v ini.sTEi). liio Forte. II. C. T., & Co., are agent for the sale of the Hoi st pattent Ion Planet which are the best . i l' . i O .i nil pianos now manufactured iwuw.owiuwb .-ii- mate. Also or Adam Mottuart a pianos J n- St ruction books of all kinds. A good assort ment of sheet music. Violins ai-.d Accorde- rt . .. , . . . i t r i ons. strings for uuirar ana hjuu Yazoo City, Dec ll1850-3m.


ocr: New Uviig and liook Thompson Co. j "T HOLES ALE and Betail Drngsrists next door to Winn's Hotel, Main St. City, are receiving a large supply of fresh Drus medicines chemical paints, Oils, stuff, Glassware, perfumery, soaps, Books, sta tionery ty(-., nil of which they offer at unusu ally low prices. Merchants, physicians, plan ters and others will find it to their interest give us a call. N. B. A large supply of garden seed sale. razoo City January 2?, 1351 tf


ocr: India Rubber tin Bands. T-k T7.PKIVED this morning a lot of those V lv celebrated India Rubber Gin Bands, for sale by Jaept85gj J. HEARD 6c 7T.Tl., r cm 1 4 -v & 1 USSrii 1 jsrogans, num 3 f M for sale at N, W. HOBSON S Sign of the Eagle. Oct 6, 1852.


ocr: Hard-Ware. i" K GROSS Butts, assorted, mlJ25 " Screws, do 500 lbs. Hooks and Hinges, 500 lbs. Log Chains. 500 lbs. daft Irons, Fnr sli low hv SHROPSHIRE & . October 27, 1852. J 1 l - . . - . fMir


ocr: " LAW CARD. J. M, CLARK, Attorney and Counscllorai Laic, Yazoo city, Hiss. WILL practice in the courfs at Jackson, and the circuit courts of Winston, At talla, Leake, Madison, Yazoo and Holmes. All business entrusted to his care will re ceive prompt attention.


ocr: Jewelry & Music Store, H- C- TYLER, MAIN ST THE COMM NEXT DOOR TO ECIAL BANK. II AS on hand a good aasoi t nent of al kinds of Jewelry cud Fane 3oods, and willconstant.lv be supplied with i most fash- ionble stvles and patterns troml,l teiNortn. WATCHES Sf JEWELRY RE PAIRED $ WARRANTED. Piano Fortes. H. C. T., & Co., are agent for the sale of the "Horst pattent Ion Pianos which are the best pianos now manufactured for the Southern Cli mate. Also for Adam Stoddart's pianos. In struction boo,:? ot all kinds. A good assort ment of sheet music. Violins and Accorde ons. Strings for Guitar and Violin. Yazoo City, Dec. ll-lS50-3m.


ocr: Pianos. WE, having appointed E. L. BOWER & CO. our agents in Yazoo City, hereby certifv that the instruments furnished them by us are of the best materials and workraan- snip antl eiuai 111 icajcvio iu any 1 lAiiu FORTES of our manufacture. ADAM STODART & CO. No. 325 Broadway, N. Y. City. We will sell the above instruments at facto ry prices; expenses to this place added. 3 E. L. BOWER & CO. at the Furniture Store. -Yazoo city, July 2d 1851 ly r


ocr: G ARDEN SEED Just received and for sale a large suppy of Landreth Gi rden seed at our Drug store one door above Aeu & Barksdale. TH03PSON $ CO.


ocr: New Finn- IIIG GINB O TH AM O. We the uudersigned have formed a psr ner ship for the purpose of transacting a Genera Produce, Grocery and Liquor business. W wll keep constanty on hand a genera assort ment of famir groceries, Wines, Brandies Hardware, Cutory and Queensware which we will sail verv low. T. T. HIGG INBOTIIAM. O. W. HENDERSON. Dec'r 3d 1861. W. II. D. W'ENPE!.


ocr: Justs received at our Furniture ware- rooms a FINE ASSORTMENT of book-cases, Bureaus Sofas Side- boords Armors, Washstands, Chairs, Tables, Mattrasses Bedsteads, Willow-wagons, and Cradles, Cribbs, Looking-glasses, Safes, stoves which we will sell low for cash or approved per. E. L. BOWER & CO. Yaazoo City July 2d 1851 ly


ocr: . Hard-ware. X GROSS Butts, assorted. & J 2o " Screws, do 500 lbs. Hooks and Hinges, 500 lbs. Log Chain. 500 lbs. Sad Irons, For sale low by SHROPSHIRE & MASSE Y. October 27, 1852.


ocr: Cutlery RAZORS of the best quality, Shears and Scissors, Rogers and Congress Knives, Fine Knives and Folks, For sale low b SHROPSHIRE & MASSEY. October 27, 1852.


ocr: THE DEMOCRAT. PHILLIPS Ac PERKINS, E&ito. Wednesday, Morning, Not- 3, 1862. DEMOCRATIC TICKET. FOR PRESIDENT OEKTCBAL FRANKLIN FIERCE Of New Hampshire. FOB VICE PRESIDENT BOX. WILLIAM R. KINO Of Alabama. DEMOCRATIC ELECTORAL TICKET. Ton THE STATE AT LARGE. B. C. WILKINSON, A. M. JACKSON. WM. H. JOUNSON. DI8TBIOT8. H.R.TAYLOR, W. S. FEATHERSTON, O. R. SINGLETON, HIRAM CASS1DY.


ocr: DEMOCRATIC ELECTORAL TICKET. Ton THE STATE AT LARGE. B. C. WILKINSON, A. M. JACKSON. WM. H. JOUNSON. DI8TBIOT8. H.R.TAYLOR, W. S. FEATHERSTON, O. R. SINGLETON, HIRAM CASS1DY.


ocr: Hard-Ware. ypi GROSS Butts, assorted. tJ2r Screws, do 500 lbs. Hooks and Hinges, 500 lbs. Log Chains. 500 lbs. Sad Irons, For sale low by SHROPSHIRE & MASSEY. October 27, .1852.


ocr: WRIGHT, WILLMMS &, CO. COTTON FACTORS, 61, Union Row, Chondt:let Stbeet, NEW ORLEANS. f CONTINUE to ship to this House, and will be always ready and willing to make liberal cash advances on consignments to them. Will also furnish plantation supplies &c. P. O'DONNELL. Yazoo Citv, Oct 6 1852.


ocr: hen pest Out. nrtHB Bubsc.ribet har.a ii m ia ldlery on bunJ X bich li1 is 1 !armiiied to sell st extremel low i-ri:-es. Culi ami examine for yourselves. N. W. HOBSON, Si n of he golden eagle, Main s roe;, A:igr.st4, 1352.


ocr: ' JAMES H. PTT Si RSON, COMMISSIO MB?HANT No. 9, Locust Street, ST. LOUIS. MISSOURI. Keter to Messrs. Shropshire & Alassey, am R.R. Willianjsondz. Co., Yazoo Citv. Oc. 13. 185i.


ocr: D. Tamborine, DEALER IN Wines, Liquors, Ccdials, &c. AND FAMILY GROCER. Main St. Yazoo City, Miss. Constantly on hand a large assortment of Foreign and Domestic Liquors, FrenchVines, Cordials, Fruitsjin Juice, Sardines, Confectionary SegarB Tobacco, London Porter, Scotch Ale, and every vav iety of Family Gioceries.