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ii, nnblie Iandji. ih il Appointments for tne Preachero HAMUAOES. 1 100.000 GROTER h. RAKER'S CELECOATED FAMILY SEWIKG HACU1HE8. Kew Strlci MerTfron i $114.

EXTBA CHARGE OF f5 FOR HUMMERS. Majority and BllnWrlty Report of the Joint-Select Committee on Federal Rela- tions. ThoiJoint'Select Committee npoj Federal Relations to whom was referred alHhat part of the Governor's Message upon the abject of Federal Relation! and which recommends, 1. Thai this Generally Assemblv invite the HOSTETTEU'8 STOMACH BITTERS. rtm of Dytpqm Migmion, vawe, Flatu-kney, Lou ef Afprtite, amy BStumt CntpUanl writing from morbid inaction oftks Stomotk or Bom-tit, producing Cramps Dittntry, CUw, CkmUrm lior but fc.

V. In view of th fact that tttTj member of th Iioma family is morr leas subjected to somo of tho above -complaints, besides lnnnmerabls other conditions in life, whioh, by tho auistaaoe of ft little kaowiedgo or exercise or common omao, they may bo abls to regulate their habits of diet and with the ooilatueo" of ft good tanlo secure permanent health. Ia order to oe. eomplish this desired object, the trne oourso to pursue certainly that whieh will prodaoa a natural stats of things at the least hazard of vital stfenrth and Uft for this end Dr. Hosteller hat introduood to this country a prepaiaUon called HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS, which at this day is not a new medicine, but one that has been tried for yean, giving satisfaction to who have used it.

The Bitter operate powerfully upon the stomach, bowels, and liver, restoring them to healthy and vigorous action, and thus by tho simple proeesa of strengthening nature, enable tho System to triumph oyer disease, Diarrahcea, dysentery or flux, so generally contracted by new settlers, and caused principally by the change of water and diet, will be speedU -ly regulated by a brief use of this preparation. Dyspepsia, a disease which is probably mora prevalent when taken in all its various forma, than other; the 4 beqeatbfd any Nation or people, pu, wjcorea to us by oar rev. bnary forefathers; we are loint ownM. th'e other Stas in the Army and Navy? wuroa nave cost the yajjon many millions of dollars. But if North secedes whaV will be the result? give up oar interest in all.

these thing, Biifout receiving anything whatever in re! And why shall we secede? Js it be-oHoi' th0 General Government has dbDe as r4ary? Then for what cause Why, kaid tdat sojno of the Northern States rvj passed laws inimical to the South, and iv.t tlu Northern people have made some Juittory speeches, acd that thereby we i4v4 lt -ome 0 ur negroes. This is all hut is it not cowardly to give np all out jjcbWsessidhs, the very lands for which our nhcd their blo? Would it not be tn cfnn In I soniaiiv union, ana demand ihtfl and our prosperity We go out, lif secessionists, to savo our honor. Is. it eful to thus iel up our rights; to Cowardly give up the lands'. for which our tough and so freely'shed their blood (iar jiai.i'ei jjuituaueu luitp ianu at a very rM irice, and they gave it to us for an shall we basely cowardly our rights, and then try to cevo? over cowardice by making a great parade about honor and Southern Chivalry.

To ssi'jnist ito be a submissionist, and we see a man with a blue cockade, him as ono who has no the manli contcnd lor his rights, and who will ny submit to give up the land purchas- -his forefather's blood. Tn! cowardly position of a secessionist, ubmissiouist, was -very amusingly 4 nted by a friend in our hearing a Bhort ince. A secessionist, said'he, ni of a man in the peaceable and quiet of his house, when in steps a rob-jl'he instead of standing ytiljis rights, and ejecting the robber, says -well, sir, 1 am too honorable' and chivalrous a man to. remain in a Ivith a robberK 1 will the retore secede to ki heri, my furniture, my co. and costly ny library, 'and every thing else in ttte i-e I leave to you and out goes VIr.

Seees-. r.itf to the kitchen. The robber not satis-. i ivjththe poHHe-sion of the house alohe, 4yk into the kitchen. Again, Mr.

Seces- i growing more chivalrous, ecedfl to -mbke house. Robber follows cjira to the -lie iliouso; Secessionist secedes the sta- rubber enters the stables Secessionist m.i 10 tne nen nouse, roDDor (inters tne 1 again Secessionist secodes, and las that is seen of him be. is making a lililt-coat-tail through the flax we think, is a most Capital illustra- ofjthe cowardly submission, of a secesswn- For the jPublic Meeting In Surry. phrsuance to previous notice a -portion ot it peoplo of Surry county, irrespective of arfv istinetions heretofore existing, met at iantlAiry, to take into' consideration the asues proper to be pursued, in order to ird or "tb.e impending and maintain -r euijstiutional rights. Tho meeting was organized by appointing -n (iravee, Dr.

Wm. O. Secretary. rjiotion, a committee of five was appoin-f (jusisting of J. F- Graves, R.

S. Gilmer, I. (jinllaway, Hugh Gwyn and James S. i'fho committee appointed to draft resolutions for the action of the rjtired, aqd during their absence the ttirjg was addressed by Granville H. djOr.

Wm.0. Reid. Ttifjcommittee reported the following res- u'uujs fnoh't'd, That all rightful government us power from the consent of the our Federal Union is a Urion thti consot of the States which compoae Ri'solred, That while we condemn the iot the Northern States in their un- rndiv legislation, we as citizens of North liijia are still attached to the Federal Un- aid aie unwilling lorexisting causes to fur connection witb4t, until all peaceful -rtvliave failed tyredress our grievances -i rein ore our wrongs. That in order to Becure our tand obtain redress tor our injuries, the j.t ure ought to provide by law for a 'Ve ftion of tho pi ople, composed of uele-sfh sen on the federal basis, to be held K'ajJi pi at an early day, to take into "'dilution he proper course for the Stato 'arolina to purpue pledging our--Ja-vc ow allegiance ti.st to North '4u tu, abide the determination ot" the i 1 1 That in the settlement of our -MhYulUes, we desire th union ot I Southern State, a. tO thlA end the I ii Onii' o'i'f lit appoint It d.

Ifrales from he other Southern tii i- consult upon tne -xis-Irtiruti ies, and nuttlo them pca ebly .1 i I iU-i-d, That it' it becomes necessary with the other Southern States bftore tiiiir of tho convention, then tho Lig--' to institute measures lor a con' '''i' with our sister States of the South, '44 uch delutrates as tho Lekfisla ture to corrler with other States, be I ted to use all peaceful means to settlement Ot our existing 'tii tips. jiniJ st hir influence to preveiU trom actint: precipitately anu in- ''iVil tho' wLolo countxy in irreparable in- resolutions Were thrrn voted upon sep- tfielirst and6econl were iwuumju without alteration. Ine tnira nended bv striking: oa all after the- f4 Hl'Ui'Mie, and then adopted Dy an aimosi 1 ii and tlmn bv an almost I Imous votertbere being nly a few dis- I 1 -r rf there being nly a 'U voices. Tho fourth a nd nltn l-i resoiu-1 w't-re. adopted without ct iango by a large I amounting almost to unaoamity.

to of to lit to of to I FRUIT TREES. At Luxemburg, one mile south-west of Greene- Apples rears, re Nectarmes, The abrt D0W fo' "1f b' th N. consisting of Apples, Pears, Peaches, umber briber From eighteen rears of practical experience, J'M? pracM f'. ana knowledge in the nursery business he flatters him- UWW OS IUC UlVAk Kiev vucvtivu tu Utl Rati tit fluta All orders promptly attended to, and Catalogues sent rree on application Tersons ordering Catalogues by mail will please inclose a stamp to prepay. AUTHORIZED AGENTS.

John M. Clark, Wilmington Rufus Scott'Fayette-ille P. Garrett, Greensboro. THOMAS H. FENTRESS.

Fayetteville Observer, and Raleigh Sunaard will please copy three months, and forward account to me. aug24 itf Tand for Sale on Uaw-Rlver. Th a 1 i ent location, offers for sale h.s PlanUtion on which he now lires, situated in Alamanee on Haw-River ad joining the lands of Sidney Anderson, Joseph Mcta- dams, and others, and containing two hundred an twenty four acres. Having on the premises, a goo5 dwelling six rovm, and air necesskry out houses. There is seventy five or 'eighty acres of the above lands, heavily timbered and which would gro fine Tobacco.

There is also, twenty-five acres of low ground ad a good meadow upon the premises, all of above lands are Well adapted to the growth of all the crops raised in this section of country. The land is situated in one mile of the N. C. Rail Road, three miles from Graham, and twolniles from Big Falls. N.

C. Persons wishing to buy, will visit these lands or address the subscriber at Haw-River C. Terms made easy to the purchaser. W. A.

ALBRIGHT, octll 8-tf 860. NEW STORE 1860 FALL AND WIN- ORAXD DISPLAY OF VJ TER GOODS. Drucker, Heilbrun CO. are now receiving, and will continue to receive during the present season, the most complete assortment of DRY GOODS, BONNETS, CLOTHING, HATS. Caps, Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Jewelry, Groceries, ever brought to this market.

Possessing unusual facilities for the purchase of goods from the VERY FIRST CLASS commission, importing and manufacturing houses in the North, they are enabled to DEFY COMPETITION in any Goods in their line. To our stock of DRl'GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS and SHOES we call especial attention, and in the GROCERY line we will NOT BE UNDERSOLD. Call on us before purchasing elsewhere. Remember the NEW STORE. DKUCKER, HEILBRUN WOLFF.

East Market Street. TEMPLE OF FASHION Extensive opening of Fall and Winter Goods S. ARCHER CO. Would most respectfully announce to their old friends nd customers, and the publje generally, that they are Teceiving the largest and most fashionable stock of superior ready-made CLOTHING to be found in Western Norta Carolina. These Goods were bought of the first-class wholesale houses North, and at such prices as lo enable us to sell TWENTY-i FIVE PEK CENT CHEAPER than the cheapest in this country! Our stock is larger than it it ever has been before, and comprises the latest and most elegant styles of OVER-COATS, DRESS, FROCK, AND BUSINESS COATS; and extensive variety in all kinds of patterns of PANTS AND VESTS, SHIRTS, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, AND SHOES: FLANNEL SHIRTS and DRAWERS fine assortment of NECK-TIES AND SCARFS, and, in fact every single article to be found in a No.

1 Clothing Store. 0r stock of NOTIONS is complete embracing WATCHES, JEW'ELRY, POCKET-KNIVES, PORTMONEYS, PERFUMERIES, WALKING-CANES, and every thing that a person calls for in our line of business. All we ask is a call before purchashing elsewhere, and no person shall leave dissatisfied. S. ARCHER Co.

The he undersigned continues to I ing business, opposite the Bri- 1 arr uuluc "rig uuuesa "IT" tain House, over the shoe store of B. O. Graham, i Co. The 1'rII ftnl winter fAshiona int. reeeivett which VPPV llfnlnme attractive Thankful for rat fayorSi he hopes to receive a large custom this season.

No effort snared to render entire satisfaction to all. Call in immediately. A. DILWORTH. 8epl4 4-tf JJ.

Arnifleld's Patent Apple Parer, Cutter and Corer Patented, December 20, 1809, will pesl cut anckc ore thirty bushels apples per day the best Machine for the durpose of preparing apples to dry that has been invented, is now on exhibition st Jamestown, by the Proprietors, A. Lamb and J. J. Arm-field and by their general agent, Wm E. Edwards, at Greensborough, t- WM.

E. EDWARDS fcneral Agent, may 18 87-tt Nortb Carolina Oavidson-Counly. Court of Please and Quarter Sessions, Nov. Term, 18G0. State upon the relation of Surah Humphrey, vs.

Samuel Cliniird ATTACHMENT. In this case, it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that Samuel Clinard. the defendant, is -not an inhabitant of this State "It is thereiore orderfd that publication be made lor six week in the Greensboro Patriot, for the said defendant to be and appear tefore the justices of said Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, at the Court House in Lexington on the 2nd Monday in Febuary then, und there, to replevy, plead, answeror demur, or u'ijriiieni will be taken, according to law, and the case heard expurte. Witness. C.

F. Lowe. Clerk of our said Court, at Office in Lexington, the -ir! Monday in Nov. Im.m. LOWE, C.

C. C. By L. Hares. 1.

C. ortli Carolina Guilford Counts. Court of Pleas and Uuarter Sessions, November Term, 1800. John Thomas. President of Glen Anna Female Seminary, vs.

Mooring. John Thomas, same ATTACHMENTS. In thcc cajc, it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that .1 S. Moorine. the defendant, is nut an in- 11.

is 11m an iu- habitant oi tins It therefore i ordt-rnl tlie Court, tha' advertisement be iuado mx week? in the Greensborough 1'atriot. tor said deundant tu be and appear belore the Justices of our said Court, at the Court House in on the third Monday of Febuary next there to replevy, plead, answer, or demur or judgment ill be taken pro confesso according to law. Witness. Lyndon Swaim, Clerk of said Court at Office, the third Monday of November. A.

l. lh0. LYNDON SWAIM, C. C. C.

dec6 adxJJea VC. Lindsay's McLeansville N. Sleet School. Near This-location was chosen for a classical school dc-causeof its remoteness from influences calculated to distract the attention, corrupt the murals, or encourage extravagance. The third session will commence the Mh.

of January. Board iu good families at per. Month. Classical tuition per sossiou -oJ). English from 15.

to i-U. Tegroes lO II 1 re or before tne first ot inuarv next. 1 will lure lor one year iwemj Negroes, viz: rive men. rive women, ten boy- and girls. Also 1 have horses, mules, cattle.

Sheep, farming utensils, thrashing machine, to dispose of 15 ow DAVID SCOTT- eCTO IlirelnfT. the first day of January next, 1 shall hire out at my own urumi. rrr.ss Roads thirteen UKeiy younir negroes, cou- nctlv women and children also the hands tn the estate tife late Charles Harris Deceased will he rented out for the year lfil. Besides there will be sol Cat the same time and place, some Wheat. Oats, ami Corn.

Terms will he made known on the day of sale. 16-w LEVI STEPHENS. Ad. PL ROck'-lSLAXli KERSEYS, JEANS. CASSIMERES.

nphi ij the old stand for these North-faroIina-Man-X ufactured Fabrics having been the FIRST to introduce them in this market ten ye ago. Come and make your puichases where you will rind the real Simon Pure. We have a large supply, now on hand, octll R. G. LINDSAY.

OR of Many and Wood's Ret pere nd Mowers, which will be sold for OU; on ly used one year, in good order rrmy25 McCONNEL. 8R-tf a I I a 1 of the N. 0. Conference of the M. E.

Churchovlh The following appointments for tne com-ing year, were made at Salisbury, on Tuesday evening; the 11th insu whon the Conference adjourned Raleigh District W. Barrixoer, P. E. Raliegh City. W.

Tucker. City Mission, Peeler. Colored Mission, Pell, Circuit, Maynard. Tar River, Martin, Reid. Henderson, Lemon Shell.

i Person, Paul Caraway. Leasburg, Alfred Norman. Grarville, Theophilus Moore. Chapel Hill, A Cunningjim. Hillsboro', Guthrie.

Louisburg, Thomas. Nashvillo, Stevensen, Hillsboro' Circuit, Tinnin. Rufus Heflin, Editor N. C. Ch.

Advocate, and Pell, Assistant Editor. Moore, Agt for Amer. Bible Society. Gre EN8B0R0 District Reid, E. Greensboro' S'n, Hendren, Bethel, Sup.

Guilford, Chas Phillips. Soath Guilford, Webb. Davidson, Lewis. Forsyth, Doub. Stokes, Richardson.

Winston, James Mann. High Point, Brent and Alford, Wentworth, Bruton. Alamance, Pepper. Yanceyville, Ricaud. Franklinsville, Geo.

Wyche. Trinity College, Craven. Aaheboro', Jeff Rol bins. Craven Pres't Wilson Agt Trinity College. Salisbury District Bobbit, p.

x. Salisbury, A Mantrum. Rowan, A Willis. East Rowan, fl Wood. Mocksville, Gannon and Albea.

Iredell, Floyd and Reeks. South Iredell, IB Meacham. Alexander, Trinlett. Jonesvil'e, Keerans. Wilkes, Robev.

Surry, Jam' 8 t'a ot. I Sat auratown Mission. SH Helsabeck. Blue Ridge Mission. Avent.

Fisher's River Mission, Gunn. Washington District Wyche, p. e. Washington Station, Jones. Avent Chapel, to be supplied.

Roanoke, Fisher, Kingsbury Warren, Wheeler and Jenkins, Plymouth, Joseph Wheeler. Williamston, Chaffin. Greenville, Bibb. Columbia, Culbretb. Mattamuskeet, Walsh anu A Smith, Bath, Moore.

Neuse, Clegg. Swift Creek Mission, HilL Portsmouth and Ocracocke, A Raven. Cape Hatteris Mission, Taylor. Roaroke Col'd Mission, Hunt. Tarbo.oigh, BBobbitt Tar Rive- Col'd Mission, Hight.

Newbern Distiiot Wm. Closs, p. e. Newbe Station Ce.ttJary, Long. Ardrew Chapel Mission, A.

Hooker. i "Vrt "ill, GeO Deems. Newbern Circuit, Hines. KlD Smuh field, Cirson Prer 1) S01 Everettsvifcle, Long. Jones, Eatmn.

Tre.ir, A Wilso.i, Yarrell. Beaufort Ann street, Barrett. Puivis Chapel, John Jones. Straits, Troy. Edgecombe, II Barnes Morehead City, A' Yates.

Cape Lookout Mission to be supplied. Wayne Female College, Frot. Presidents. VV ilmingtox District Deems, p. e.

Wilmington- Front street, Guithrie. Fifth street, Jas Wheeler. Seaman's Bethel JN Andrews. Topsail, Bailey. Duplin, Williams.

Magnolia, Nicholson. Onslow, Dougan Johnson. Sampson, Gibbons, Martin, sup. Bladen. Harris.

1 South-River Mission. Culbretb. Elizabeth, Simpson. Whitevillo, Gattis. Smithville, A Betts.

Cape Fear Mission, Moore. North East. John Brent. Faytteteille DisTRicT PeterDocb, p. e.

Fayetteville Station, SBurkhead. Evans' Chapel, Jno Newby. -Fayetteville Circuit, Thomas. Cape Fear, Farrar. Haw River, Adams.

Pittsboro', Scovell. Deep River, Anderson. Montgomery, Rush Rockingham, Tillett, Wheeler. Uwharrie, Moses. Robeson, Jordan, one to be supplid.

Missionary to Clmia, Marcus Wood. Tne President and Secretary Cobb. Waahington Dec. II, I860. The resignation of Secretary Cobb is still the all-absorbing thame in our political circles.

His forsaking Mr. Buchanan at the eleventh hour of his Administration, is denounced even by Southern men. Besides, thanks to his great abillity as a financier, the public treasury is in the most pitiable condition and his vamosing under such circumstances bears great similarity with the doing of bankrupt merchants. But ine ha. more to complain than Mr.

that his Secretary of the Treasury has loft him. It was Mr. Cobb that induced him to adopt, the unfortunate Locom-ptqn policy. It said that the President had his first message written and ready tor delivery, taking precisely the name grounds as Mr. Douglas, when Mr.

Cobb succeeded in persuading iiim to puisuo the opposite course, permit himself to become a tool in the hands ofiome unscrupulous Southern politicians. And even in the last message we perceive tho foot prinU of tbis evil genius. It wis again Mr. Cobb who induced the President, after the latter had dwelt eloquently on the fact that the Constitution does not al low or sanction Secesssion to add immediately afterwards that there is no power on earth that can com pel a State to remain in he Union, if its people do not wish it, thus committing a most serious contradiction. Having placed the President in the unenvia table po-ition of going against bis own conviction and conscience he withdraws behind the curtain joins the enemies of the Union, the finacial affairs of which die has conducted, during the last three years, in a most blundering and ruinous manner.

Mr. Buchanan feels tha himself. In conversation with a gentleman, a few days ago, who took occasion to congratulate 'him on his mes9ace, he openly stated t.bat be did not like it himself. Having lost out ot nis Cabinet the prime mover of Secession, it is not quite improbable that the rresi-dent wii now adopt a firmer and more conservative policy. Metnodlst P.

F. College, Jamestown N. C. The 4th Sesssion will commence January 2nd, 1861. Tuition as the first session.

Board $7.60 per month. Lights extra. For further information address 17-2m S. RA1 Sec, I 2 a It ifomA-Ia Mclfairy County Tenn on the 8th of Nov. 1860, at the residence of the brida fatheT bv Her.

A. M. Pickena. Mr W. Turitnd mT phenia J.

daughter of Robert H. Gup.Vformerly of Guilford Countj N. C. wl' BI turner jano ub x.u- -V .1 vj mum uiwreaui, -Mr. Parmw-W.

Aired and Mias Elizabeth Layton, all of Guilford County. DEATHS. IUd, In Greens bo rough, on Thursday the 6th inst. after a painful and protracted illness, Col. Marcellus Jordan, aged about 65 years.

APPLICATION NOTICES. Application Yvtu be made to tne esent Legislate 40 TwaU Greensborough Hotel Company. ADDllcatlon Will mnHn hA present LegUlatur to change the election of Constable for Graham, from Terrentine's to Graham -F. Appniu'iuu win oe made to tne pr esent Legwlature to re-enact the act incorporating n.c Wwm ivaaaoipn county. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

reat Excitement In Greensborof. A LIVE PANTHER PROWLING ABOUT THE 8TREETS EVERY NIGHT A POSSE OF ARMED MEN IN SEARCH OF THE INTRUDER WANTED, 1,000 ABLE-BODIED MEN To call at H. Sackerman and buy their supply OF WINTER CLOTHING AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES! We have the largest sttck, the cheapeat and best that can be found in town. Our assortment is complete, and consists in part of Frock and Dress Coats, Frock and Lack Over Coats, RIDING COATS, Pants and Vests of every description, Boots, Sloes, Hats, Caps, and everything else suitable for men' wear. H.

SACKERMAN Co. opposite the Court House Give them a calL before you purchase elsewhere. SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY, NEGRO HIRING, AH Executor ol Col. Marcellus Jordan, deed, I shall expose to public sale, at the late residence of aid deceased, ia the town of Greensboro' on the first day of Jan nary, 18til, (being New Years Day) on a credit, the following property belonging to said deceased, to wit Household and Kitchen Furniture, consisting of Beds Bed-Stead, Bureaus, Wash Stands, Tables, Chairs, Cooking Utensils, and various other articles. Also, one Hack.

Harness, two Buggies, and other articles unnecessary to mention. Also, at the same time, and place, I shall offer for hire for twelve months, the following Negroes, to wit Han nit a', Sim, Tom, Henry, and Kate. Ato, on the 4th day of January at the home plantation now occupied by John L. Hcndrix, five miles north of Greenboro' on the rpad leading to Yanceyville, shall offer for sale, on a credit, the following property of said deceased, to wit Nine head of Horses, several head of cattle. Sheep, a quantity of Corn," Wheat, Oats, Hay and Fodder Shucks, Straw, Buggies, Harness, Wagons, small Wagon, farming tools of all kinds, and various other articles- At the same time, I shall offer for rent the plantation known as the McAdoo tract containing 117 acres, Also, another plantation on Reedy Fork known as the Smith place of about forty acres.

Terms of renting made known on day of sale. MARCELLUS JORDAN, Jr. Exr. dec20 18-lw Legislative Directory- INTERESTING WORK. Just published a Correct Directory of the Legislature of North Carolina, giving the name, birth-place, age, residence, occupation, politics, and boarding; house of each member of the p' esent Legisla ture.

It has also an interior view of the Senate Chamber and House of Commons, designating the seat occupied by each member It is alSO accompanied with two large tables one showing the popular vote for Presi- dent, of all the States from 1824 up to 1860, and the other showing the vete of North Carolina, by counties, from 1 840 to 1 800. It also contains the names, ages, bir'h-places, the Clerks and Door-keepers ana list of all the State officers, public works. Ate, The whole is published in a volume of fifty pages, and will be sent to any portion of the State, post-paid on receipt of fifty cents. Address JOHN NICHOLS, Publisher, 18-1V Raleigh. N.

C. ortn Carolina Rockingham Co. Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, November Term, 1800. A. H- Motley, and brothers, vs.

J. G. S. 7eatherford, and W. J.M.

Thomas: Original Attachment Levied. appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that the defendants G. S. Weatherford and J. M.

tnomas are not inhabitants of this State It is therefore ordered bv the Court that publication be made in the Greens boro Patriotltor six weeks, for the said defendants to be, .1 1 r.f 1 I li rt 1 1 I InortAI 1P. ana appear ai me ueitvuuiv Bions, to be held for the county of Rockingham, at the Couit House in Wentworth, on the fourth Monday in February next, then, and there, to replevy, plead, answer, or demur, or udgment final will be entered against them, nd the property levied on, sola to the satisfaction of the plaintiffs demands. Witness, WDtiam M. Ellington, clerk of our said Court, at office, ift Wentworth, the fourth Monday of November, A- D. 1860.

l7-0w W. M. ELLINGTON. CCC ECOIVOM IS to Black-Smiths, Tin and Copper-Smiths, The under-sinned having bought the right to make, vend, and sell territorial or individual rights tonise BONND'S PATENT (BELLOWS) TUYERE IRONS by the use of which lrh tWe- will save ONE-THIRD of the coal ufeed on the old plan, hereby gives notice to all parties buying or selling the above irons in any 01 iue cuuuun uc-low named, that he wiU PROSECUTE any and all such persons, unless so authorized by him. to the fullest extent ol the law.

My right embraces the following coun- foblonhiirff. Cabarrus. Iredell. Kowan, lire liiutuiii! e' Davie, Yadkin, Davidson, Forsyth, Randolph, Guilford, Rockingham, Caswell, Alamance, Orange, Wake, Franklin- Granville, Warren, Halifax and Nprthamp-tan. I emect to keep the above Irons on hand, at my store in tbis place, and may, perhaps, visit and estab-lisbagencies in each county for the sale of them.

Order solicited. For terms, address C. O. Y'ATES, Greensboro', N. C.

I certify that I have sold the right above alluded to, to Vales. S. SKILLERN, Mr Brown, a practical smith of place, after having thorodghly tested the patent Tuyere Iron, certifies as follows I have Bonnd's patent Tuyere Iron in use, in my shop in this place and am satisfied it saves one-third of the coal, and makes a clean nice heat and 1 would not be without them for twice the cost. nnnTV MICHAEL BROWN. Kpm.

Milton Chronicle, Raleigh Standard, Greensboro' Times. Hillsboro' Recorder High Point Reporter, Halem 1'ress, ansoury man, Charlotte Whig, and Iredell Express, will each please copy to the amount ot two dollars ami mij cents, and forwara accoum iu "-c dec 1 PKSnOBOlGII Ml'TtAt INSURANCE COMPANY. Pays all losses promptly I HECTORS -r 1 it I H.f John A. Mebane, J. mcvonmi, Weir James M.

liarrew. Jonn voir, Wilson, Wm. Barrmger. Darid Mc Knight M. 8.

Sherwood, Jed. H. Lindsay, Greensborough; A. Wright, Wilmington; Robert E. Troy Lumberton A exar.de Miller Newberne; 1 nueu as Johnsn, Yanceyville; ir.

-borough; Ret. R- C. Maynard, Frankhnton; Dr. E. F.

Vatson, atsonvine. orricans H. D. WILSON, rresiueuu JEI H. LINDSAY, Vice-President.

C. P. MENDENHALL, AUorney. PETER ADAMS, eecmwj uu x.v.. Wm II.

CUMMING, uenerai Ageu. W. J. McCONNEL, J. A.

MEBANE, IMKUUlt vumuw. J.M GARRETT, All communiCAtions on Drtiness oi me n.Li npTPD lniUCI Swrta.rv be sent to Greenebore. N. V. otlCC The subscriber offers for sale, his very i in the town of Greensboro, Bttuate4immediately in front of the Greensboro" Female Oirburn property, for par- ticula, enquire of 1r.

A. T. M. dec 13 17-4i KernersTllle Illgl ooU, XLVLE AND FEMALE, Forsyth N. C.

Rev T. 8. Whit-tington, A. Principal, Miss D. M.

Whittington, Principal of Female Department. The next Session will commence on the llih of January. 1861. Expenses per term of twenty-one weeks, from $40 to $55. The young ladies board in the Female Seminary with the Piincipals.

Half the tuition in the Male, and half the expenses in the Female Department in adTance, the remainder at the close of the Session. High Point is the nearest depot. For full particulars write for a 17-10w 1 7 181 Baltimtt fit, CmmM BwiUu, Baltimore 3 4 J. SlBil, isnti, fireeBiboroagh, N. C.

Those Machines sew from two pools, a pnrehasod from the store, requiring bo rewinding of thread they Hem. Fell, Gather, and Stitch in a superior style, finishing each seam by their own operation, without recourse to the hand-needle, as required by other machines. They will do better and cheaper sewing than a seamstress can, even if she works for one cent am hour, and are, unquestionably, T.fV "r'. n2 7' Uie iert lfAm the market for fami count of the.r simphcity, durability. family sewing, on ease of man agement, and adaptation to all varieties ol family sew ing executing either heavy or fine work with equal facility, and without special adjustment.

As evidence ol the unquestioned superiority of their Machines, the Grover Baker Sewing Machine Company beg leave to respectfully refer to the following testimonials The undersigned, Clergymen ot various denominations, having purchased and used in our families "GROVER BAKER'S CELEBRATED FAMILY SEWING MACHINE," take pleasure in recommending it as an instrument fully combining the essentials ot 1 good machine. Its beautiful simplicity, ease ol management, and the strength and the elasticity ol it stitch, unite to render it a machine unsurpassed by any in the market, and one which we leel confident wilt give satisfaction to all who may purchase and use it. Rev. W. P.

Strickland, Rev. N. VanMnt, Rev. R. B.

Yard, Rev. C. Larue, New York Rev. E. P.

Rodgers, D. Bev. W. Sfsrague, D. Rev.

J. N- Campbell, D. Albany. N. Charles Anderson, Rev.

Charles Hawley.Rev. Saniel A. Temple, Rev. T. M.

Hopkins, Rev. William Hosmer, Auburn, N. O. H. Tiffany, Rev.

C. J. Bowen, Rev. Jonathan Cross, Hev. John McCron, D.

Rev. W. T. D. Clem, Rev.

W. H- Chapman, Rev. F. S. Evans.

Baltimore, Rev. C. Galbraith, Gavanstown, Rev T. Danghery, Waynesboro', Pa; Rev. Thomas E.

Locke, Westmoreland Co. Rev. W. A. Crocker, Rev.

Jno. Paris, Norfolk, Rev. J. F. Lannean, Salem, Va; Rev.

Ch. Hankel, D. Rev. C. A.

Loyal Charleston, S. Rev. A. A. Porter, Selma, Lev.

Joseph J. Ewise, Speedwell. Rev. B. B.

Ross, Mabile, Rev. J. L. Michaux, Enfield, Rev. A.

C. Harris. Rev. C. F.

Harris, Henderson, N. Rev. Henry A. Riley, Rev. A.

L. Post, Montrose, Pa Prof. W. 1). Wilson, D.

Rev. W. F. Curry, A. Geneva, N.

Rev. Elbert Slingerland, Scotia, N. Prof. John Foster, Rev. Francis G.

Gratz, Rev. J. Turnbull Backus, D. Pref. Benjamin Stanton Schenactady, N.

Rev. P. C. Prugh, Xenia, Ohio; Rev. B.

W. Chid law, A. ReW. Perkins, Cincinnati, Rev. Grand Girard, Ripley, Ohio Rev.

A. Blake, Revr E. C. Benson, A. Prof.

J-J. McElhany, D.D.. Gambler, Ohio; ReV F. Chester, Ironton, Ohio; Rev. E.

F. Hasty, Cambridge City, Ihd Rev J. C. Armstrong, Saline. Rev.

Arthur Swaiy, Rev. A. Hunt, Ga lena, IIl.j Rev. Enstien Morbough, Cambriige City, Ind.j Rev Richard White, Milton, Rev. Calvin Vale, Mariinsburgh, N- Rev.

Joseph Eldridge. Norfolk, Conn Rev. John Jennings, Rev. H. L.

Way-land, Rev. Willinm Pbipps, Worcester, 'Rev. Osmond C. Baker, Sishop of M. Church, Rev.

Tho. Rathay, Reu. Henry Parker, Concord, N. Rev. G.

N. Judd, Montgomery, N. Rev. A. M.

owe, Canandaigna, N- Rev. William. Long, Cliff Mine, Michigan. Office of exhibition and sale, J. R.

J. SLOAN'S, Greensborough, N. C. CF" Send for a Circular. 8 ale and Renting or Lands.

As executor Qf AnJrew Mttteer deceased, and by virtueof his in vAa a nfs.n.mu, late dwelling of said Andrew Matier, to-wil: at the Troublesome plantation, I will sell at public on credit of twelve months, the William Donnell plantation, willed to John Watson. The tract contains 315 acres or less, on Rocky branch. The land is good and productive producing grain, grass and tobacco well. 3 It is also well improved, and has on it a good null-seat, and fair dwelling house. This will bo an excellunTTarm in a good and healthy neighborhood to any one wisljing to buy, and whocan see and judge for himself by applying to Wat Hopkins, who lives on the land, or Robt.

Hay, who lives near. ALSO, At the same place, at the same time, I will rent for twelve months, the other lands owned by Andrew Matier, on Ross creek. The plantation will be divided to suit renters. Parties may rent by public auction, or private contract on that day or before. ALSO, At the time and place, as guaidian of James M.

Mateer. I will rent lor twelve mouths, the lands owned by John Matier at his death, on Big Troublesome, on the South side. Sales and renting to continue over to the next day, if not completed on the first. Terms of Ving and renting made known on the day of sale. JAMES M.

DONNELL. Rockingham July 17, '00. ni it Milton Chronicle please copy for four weeks and send bill to Patriot office lor payment. llooland Shoe Store. -Having purchased of JL J.

B. F. Boone his entire stock of Boot uud Shoes, the undersigned would respectfully announce to the citizens of Greensboro, and surrounding country thai they intend keeping a good assortment of BOOTS AND SHOES, and other articles connected with that line of business, always on baud, which they-are determined to sell very-low, and fur cash only. B. G.

GRAHAM CO. Opposite Brittaiu's Holel. ortli Carolina Yadkin In Equity-Crawford WilUame, vs. Jesse Williams othi-rs, County. Supplemental Bill.

in it r.ppcaring that the defendant William Williams, hll.s U. niianiH. uiuinm srien nun wnc Williams K.II.m Ii. Williams. William Carten and 5USanab Thomas Kllis Williams Thomas Hlson and wjfe Keberca, Thomas Venial and wile Obedience, jarae, Williams, John Williams, and Aaron Kidd and wife Jagjry nre not inhabitants of this State.

It is rlird that Dublication be made in the Greensliough Patriot for the said defendants to appear at the next lerm of the Superior Court of Equity to be held tor the County of Yadkin, at the Court House in Vadkinville, on the first Monday after Ine Ith Monday in Febuary next, then and there to plead, answer or demur to the said bill, otherwise judgment pro confesso will be entered against them and the cause set lor bc- cause exparte as to tbem. MILES M. COWLES, C. M. J-w rradv Baker'N Jarvls' ISLAND GL'ANO.

I have in store and lor sale at Forty per ctnt Inn thnu Peruvian Guano; 500 TONS of the above valuable Fertilizer of DIRECT IMPORTATION into this market, and being SOLE AGENT lor the importer this section, am prepared lo furnis.li it to Ku mers and Dealers at prices Established by the Importer. This GL'ANO has been used quite extensively in Vir einia North and Souin Carolina and Georgia, and cer- tiiicates in mv possession from these Stales justify me in offering ii "to the Agricultural community us a iheap and valuable tirlaliz'r. All orders will be promptly attended tc and pam phlets containing full particulars of Analyses, tests, turnisliea on application io CHARLES UEID, (General Commission Merchant, Seplim Norfolk. Va, IMOT, SHOES, BKOGANS. aillPN I'lnc Gaiters anil Iloolw chil I A dten and Do.

Gents' WATER-PROOF BOOTS and CALF-SKIN 11 r.A I llt. VY BOOTS AND SHOES a first rate arii. CHEAI for sale by R- G. LINDSAY, octll LEXI.GTO JEWELRY STORE. The subscriber has on hand the fine GOLL) LE VER WATCHES manufactured by Johnson of Liverpool, and Dixon of London.

Also, the Silver Lever Lepine and common Virge Watch, with a variety oi JEWELRY of all descriptions. All of which will be sold low for cash. Watches of all desc.ptions repaired I tf GEORGE RILEY. 13LL IMPORTATION. A RIBBONS, MILLINERY AND ST it AW GOODS ARMSTRONG.

CATOR Importers and joti- of RIBBONS. BONNET AND SATINS, VELVETS, RLCHES. FLO WE US, FEATHERS, STRAW BONNETS, FLATS. 0 237 and Lofts of Baltimore btreet, Baltimore. a i i i c.

IT iinaiiprinuaui lit I I i I' i hi i. i in iii i 1 1 1 1 i a si'rvn i .11 States in variety and cheapness Orders solicited and prompt attention given. Terms. 6 months, six per cent, off for cash, par funds. auglT 100-Gra OCk Island Jeans, A large lot, embracing various qualities for sale by DRUCKER I LBH Deeiwax Wanted pounds Beeswax, t'oj which we will pay 2o cents per pouuu.

91 DRUCKER, IlElLBRl'N CO A Large Stock of White Lead and Zink Paints, just received. Deo 20, 1868. 16 W. L'MoCONNEL. ia all a by not the to are but the be to of N.

'1 or a the for Southern States to a conference, or such tf i.ueui tto may oe inciinea io enter into con sultation, with us, upon the present condition of the country, and in ease that should bo found impracticable, then, 2. The sending of one or more delegates to our neighboring States, with tne view ot securing concert of action, and, 3. That a Convention of the neonle nf the otaie De caned to assemble immediately after the proposing consultation with the oth er Southern States shall have terminated. anu, 4. The reorganization.

of the militia and the formation of a corps Of ten thousand vol unteers, with an organization separate from the main body of thei militia, and that tbev ue BunaDie armea ana equiped And to whom was alsj referred sundry resolutions, some of whichwere introduced originally ki the Senate and House of Commons, and others passed by meetings of the people in various parts of-the State, and laid before the. Legislature at the request of those me tings; and to whom was also referred "a bill to authorise and require the Governor of tne btate ot JNortn Carolina to cap a Convention of the people of the State, arid for other purposes therein named" respectfully, KEPORT. That they have considered the same, with a full appreciation of the momentous interests involved, and have come to the deliberate conclusion, that tne present crisis in our national affairs gravely imperils tho rights and equality of North Caroli na in the Union, and that the sovereign people only have the right determine the mode and measure and time redress: and therefore the committee submit lor your consideration the accompanying bill for calling a Convention of the people, and earnestly recommend its passage. And they further report, that they are fully impressed with the belief that it is necessary our safety that the militia should be thoroughly reorganized, and ihat a volunteer corps of thousand meh should be speed lly formed, and armed and equipped in the most efficient manner; and they earnestly re commend that both shall be done, and that be referred to the committee on Military Affairs, in order that they may furnish the details ofmeasures for that purpose. I And the Committee ask leave to report back all other matters referred to them, and be, discharged from their further consider- ation.

Respectfully submitted, SAMUEL J. PERSON, Chm'n. mix or it report i'he undersigned members of the Committee on Federal Relations, unable to concur in the views, of the majority, submit the following report Tho Convention is proposed to be called, in the opinion ot the minority, at an earlier period than the exigencies ot the occasion de mands. It is declared in the bill that the purpose of the Convention is to consider all i trrieriina lmnirinr nr nfTtmr, tha i.li. I ty anHgH; the Stale of North CaVolfna as a member of the United States, and deter-! mine the mode, measures and time of redress, and delegates are to bo chosen on the 7th and assemble on the l5Hh ot ebruary ruble on the 18th of February next.

As i the bill and the report of the majority do not indicate any specific grievances, the minority your Committee on Federal Relations are unable to determine is intended make the impression that the Federal Government has recently assumed any unus ual and menacing attitude towards North. Carolina, affecting her equality and right as one of the United States. Exercising the right of conjecture, the minority of your Committee suppose tha' the grievances complained of are the personal liberty laws enacted by some of the Northern States, hindering the proper execution of the Fugitive Slave Law. If the minority of your Committee be not mistaken in this conjecture, they would respectfully suggest that, inasmuch as these grievances have existed for a long time under the present and former administrations of the Federal Government, which administrations have met the approbation ef a largo majority of the peopie 6f this State, they cannot now constitute a very urgent reason for the present Legislature to call ot the citizens upon such short notice, at ttn unusual and inclement season of the year to vote for delegates to a State Convention called, as it is, for the purpose of changing the relations of the Stato to tho Federal Government. The laws complained ofs-are not the acts of the General Government, but ot particular States, and being unconstitutional, are null and void.

If, however, the grievances complained of and not disclosed is the election of Lincoln to the Presidency an election effected by a minority vote, in consequence of divisions among his opponents it is, iii- the opinion of the minority, an inadequate cause for calling a Convention so hastily, with extraordinary power, which may pl.uce 'North Carolina out of the Union before the 4th of March next, and before the country can be officially informed of the policy of the incoming administration. Would it not be more prudent to abide the determination of tho great efforts now being made at VVash- in.rf.n ritv and clsovvhero bv uatriotic men. ai difficulties, and obtaining ic u.roinul iVin nnfrinnf. ly legislation of certain N- rtherti Stales? Let the peojtle have lime to deliberate that North Carolina may not be precipitated out the Union, and her influence as a peacemaker betwei ih NorLh and the South, utter-v destroyed It is further objected to tha bill, as reported, that it is not in accordance vith the provisions of tho Constitution of the State arid the usages ol the Legislature. The first section the fourth article of the State Constitution provides that no Convention of the people of tne State shall be called by the General Assembly unless by the concurrence of two-t birds of all the members of ach House' of iho General the latter nf-snil Hr.t.inn nrovides for amendments hj General Assembly.

The act of '56-'57 of the Legislature, amending the Constitution immediately following the' enacting clause, has the words, (two-thirds of the whole number of each House concurring,) and the minority of your Committee, entertaining no Hnnht hut that a concurrence of two-thirds of the members of each House is demanded rail a 01 the oeonle. recom- raend iheso words be inserted imme err diately aftertthe enacting clause of tho first i and Southern Mates and such nnal settle' ment cannot be satisfactorily made, that a peaceable separation of the States and an equitable distribution of the property of tke Federal (jrovernrnent among -all the btates, may be brought abeut, and the minority further recommend that the bill reported by the majority do no pass. Kospecttullv submitted, GILES MEBANE, NATHAM NEWBY, DA YLD OUTLAW. cause of which may always be attributed to derange- 4 ucui vi iuBui(reBuve organs, can oe eureu wuuuui iiui using HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS as per directions on the bottle. For this dioease every pay.

sician will recommend Bitters of some kind, then why use an article known 10 be infallible Every country have their Bitters as a preventative of disease and strengthening of the system in general, and among them is not to be found a more healthy people than by Germans, from whom this preparation emanated, based upon scientific experiments which have tended advance 'he destiny of this great preparation In the" medical scale of science. FEVER AND AGUE. This trying and provoking disease, which fixes its relentless grasp on the body of man, reducing him to a mere shadow in a short space of time, and rendering him physically and mental useless, can be defeated and driveu from the body by the use of HOSTETTER'S RENOWNED BITTERS. Further, any of the above stated diseases cannot beeon traded when exposed to any ordinary condidion producing them, if the Bitters used as per directions. Ana as it is neither create: nausea norotfends the palate, and rendering nneeessary any change of diet or interruption to usually' pursuits, promotes sonnd sleep and healthy digestion complaint is thus removed as speedily as ia consistent with production of a thorough and permanent core.

Tor Per ho nit In Advanced ho are suffering from an enfeebled constitution end inhrtn body, Iheso Bitters are invaluable as a restore'' 'ive of siren tli and vigor, anJ needs only to be tried to appreciated. And to a mother while nursing, these Bitters are indispensible, especially where the mother's nourishment is inadequate to the demands of the child, consequently her strength must yield, and here it is where a good tonic, such as Ilostctter's Stomach Bitters is needed to impart temporary strength and vigor the sytfa. Ladies should by all means try this remedy for all rases ofdebility, and before so 4lag, ask your physician, who, if be is acquainted with the vir- tues of the Bitters, will recommend their use in oases weakness. ACTIO. We caution the public against using any of the many imitations or counterfeits, but ask for IfosTETTEn's CEi.riinvTEt Stomach Bitters, and see that each bottle has tho words "Dr.

J. Ilostetter's. Stomach Bitteus" blown on the side of the bottle, and stamped on the metallic cap covering the cork, and observe that our autograph signature is on the Prepared andsold by'llotittetcr A Smith, Pittsburg, and sold by all druggists, grocers', and dealers generally throughout the United States, Canada, South Ameriea and Germany. SCOVIL MEAD, New Orleans, Wholesale Agents. For sale by PORTER GORRELL, Greensborough novl-ly If DGEWOHTII KMALKSEM I NARY Ei Greensborough, N.

C. his Institution has been in successful operation toff. twenty years, and for the last nine under it present principal, The Course of instruction is designed to afford to' Southern parents an institution, in which can be -secured every advantage afforded by thevery best.F.eina!e.T Seminaries in the country. The liberal patronage We have received, whilst it has enabled us to ofler sU peri- facilities for the acquisition of a thorough education, encourages us also to hopthat our effoitsare appreciated, and that soon all our Southern girla will receive complete education within our own limits. The Faculty consists of Seven Gentlemen shd four Ladies, selected with strict reference to experience, ability and aptness to teach.

The Institution is amply provided with apparatus for the illustration of all departments ol Science embraced in the course of instruction. The next session will commence August 1st 18 CO. For Catalougues containing full particulars of terms apply to RICHARD STERLING, maylio 88-tf 160. FALL TRADE. 1M0.

KLLETT WE1S1GEU, Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in HATS, CAPS AND FUHS. No 107 Main Street, opposite Exchange Bank RICHMOND, VA. HAVING made extensive preparations are sow of-. to the merchants of Virginia and North Carolina and Tenneisee, at prices which cannot but insure a sale, the laryetl and moil compltU ttotk of all and Winter Goodt ever gotten up in this market, which quality, variety and tlcyam-r, cannot be excelled. All they ask is a look before purchasing elsewhere.

Ordrrt strictly and promptly attended to. sepl4 4-im ELLETT At WEISIOERV Superior oognc Water. Treble distilled from Fragrant Flower by W. 11 WYATT, Druggist and Apothecary, Nos Di and 188 Main 8L, Salisbury, N. C.

Price 15, 25 and 5U cents. aug-4 1-Cm OOce of the ireenborouKli mutual Insurance Company, March 1st, I860. At a meeting of tho Directors of I his Company, held this day in their office, an assessment of 5 per oent. was niade, and ordered to be collected. 'c tf77marH PF.TER ADAMSecretary.

Iall Faahlon. Mrs. Adams will open on Saturday next, for the inspection of her customers, splendid stock of 1M1NNETS, RIBIMJNS, FLOW F.RS, RICHES, which for CHEAPNESS and I5EAUTY, cannoi be surpassed in this or any other market. Bonnets from fifty cents to twenty dollars. Giytv ber a call I Valuable Plantation for Sale.

1 ih to sell my Plantation, situated on Alamance Creek, in the county of Guiliordt4j miles south of McLeans ville Station on the and miles south of GreeiisboroiiKh. The tract contains about SoO acres of land, about half of which is in a state of culti vation. The improvements consist ol a comfortable two-story dwelling, and all necessary out building. The ioil is suitable for wheat, corn, tobacco, 4ic, and is situated in a desirable, healthy neighborhood. Any one wishing to purchase a pood Farm, on reasonable terms, would do well to call and examine this tract, and see for himself.

Any farther information can be had by addressing me at McLeansville, N. C. R. b. STEWART.

Book Bindery In Salisbury MR. W. DlCKS would respectfully intortn the citizens of Salisbury, Charlotte, Staiesille, Concord, Mocksville, Lexington, Morgsnton, New-" ton, and the surrounding country generally, that he ias established a Book Bindery in this place, and wilt I leaded to receive orders in tils line. MuBlO Vookvs, Law Book, and Periodicals, bound to pattern, or tn any Style to suit IW His establishment can be found on the second floor over the Post Oftice. Orders from a distance promptly attended to.

14-Cm 1 IV. R. DICKS. sf treensboro Female College. TIIS VI SPRING SESSION of will begin on the first Tuesday in January, and close on the third Thursday in May.

There will be no Winter vacation. The regular exercises of the College will be suspended only a few days al Christmas. There will be vacancies next Session for other pupUs. Those wishing to send their daughters will please inform the subscriber at an early Terms as heretofore, ror full particular apply to 1 THE UNDERSIGNED IS PRE pared to do House, Sign and Ornamental Painting at short notice and on the most reasonable terms Persons who are desirous of engaging his services in tht above business, will please call and see him al his residence at Rich Fork, Davidson county, or address him at that place or Lexington, and their orders will be promptly attended to. July 21.

1855. ANDREW CALDCLEPGII TONIC CORDIAL, 1 one of the most pleasant anl efficient remedies ever got up for Dysintery. Diarrhea. Flux, Cholic, andj hn-l both of Childreu and adults. it was ordered that the becre- eection of the reported bill, and in iurms'a our Senator and member in the Bion, the minority of your Committee respect-'iQljiOns in the Legislature now in session, fully suggest that measures be to pro-h C' py of the proceedin gs of this meeting, cure a Convention of all the States of the Un-U'Ut we send a copy to the North Caro- ion wjth a view to final settlement of all r'4 $tindar(L, with the request that the ject8 in controversy between the Northern Price -lo cents.

Prepared by W. H. wi.in, Apome- cary Nos. 186 and 188 Main Street, Salisbury, N. C.

aug24 1 Tot Ice. The Annual Meeting of the "Greensbo-i ro' Mutual Life Insurance and Tru-t Company" will be held at the office of the Company, on Thursday the 20th December next. WEIR. Treas. noTl5 -c Dissolution.

The firm of Etiand and Kirkpat-rick is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All those indebted to said firm are requested Jo settle with J. G. Etiand immediately, as 'their business must be closed and no in ulgence can be given. J.

G. EFLAND. decioa-w D. N. KIRKPATRICK.

liratNont llle Female senliiary-The fall I isboro Patriot and other papers in 1 1'lcase conv. '''irnotioti the meeting adjourned sine die -mwm Jtt GKAV xiS, unairman. Reid, Secretary. COFFEE, COFFEE. DAGS, good qu alitity, now being landed i4ini? Union Stai direct from Rio Jane- jrsiii, in lots of ten bags, and upwards, lor cash, T'lUiralenL O.

ii. TAttOl -o. 4m session of ibis school will commence on the First Monday in July, 1800, and continue for five months We have in our employ a full corps of teachers, and no pains will be spare. 1 lo promote the advancement Ot young lsdi- who may patronize us. i june 1 -U l7-2w f'iagton, N.

Dec. 10, I860..