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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-04
EsrarE SALE The suls:.ibsrs sI.hiDs te re

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SOUTH o'F"r1 q. az g." 's'a,r - ~ ~ ,,
G,ov eyor!, ,,'s,s --.s4 !'.'a,.,. - -, lie
@ al WnrIoy ton,a.u er iunt'ed I'D ""t ''a
.nl r"r" Of ieii =, ;: 10. 'no' :" s
m and The timber csiHn Is o. s'ea aiuo sh
fa,y seine has been the U mad ss" Anus dance ~
caught, and II more extended means "e'a l'I., %
- is bI,ek huins inieor in werkn. "snp
10 any the state the other improvements a' va ~
dispose purchase invited 10 examine the premises
r nh. suisse be cal The terms 81 sale P'.'i""
10 ssiia.io%, o. s pT, " Once KIM n Gr ,
address, tho srbscnhsr, al Han o"''' Mug
c"un'y Va vii! hr promptly 'mEn,au n WASHINGTON
n IE-IIHtK WANTED The subscriber wishes
IA TO employ, tor the ensuing year. i'ncne' u ~.
xnrious Ena,lsh branches and Of the Greek Latin ana
French lanuuapes single man, or man OF SINAI! Ia
v of Understandable character ind good inciiy may
fud situation for several years Us intend to keep VI
school I'LL my shall have BEN edncateu. Noe
need apply who cannot bring satisfactory testimonials
"''o 'fr'' JNO. +. JETER.
Panevlc, Amelia, Sept Is 3I-Mo"
UYiON COFFEE House. Richmond.
KHyHE und.,srnrd avaiIs himself OF this MEDIUM, 10
Inform his friends and The public thai he has be-
come the proprietor Of that well known and popuares
,abl;sbnen, kept for many years by Mr. JoHS EARLY,
where he is prepared receive visitors Ills rooms are
comfortable and well provided; his wines and liquors are
of the first quality, and his table shalt al all times be sup
plied with every dpcacy Of the season An arrange
ment has been made with Mr. Carter, in rear OF the no
Pl,
other guests In short no exerluns shall be spared 10
render his house on agreeable place Of solnurn.
sep3 [34-lOr'l HENRY w. MAuCR.
yEYO TEACHERS-The Trustees Of thr Mathews
a Academy wish 10 employ, for the ensuing year,
teacher of undoubled qualifications. 10 take charge Of
said institution. A gentleman, with small 'am'y,
having Ind some wears experience in The management
of an academy, who could take the whole establishment
under his superintendence including The boarding de-
.nar,ment. would be preferred An assistant IS also
wanted If the principal teacher should be unmarried
and not situated TO lake charge Of The boardes, then II
would be desirable that the assistant teacher should 90
So The fees the present year he first OF lis op"aiI"n)
will range from $500 TO 1000; and it 10 confidently
calculated there will be large accession The next year.
gentleman Of the requisite qualifications, who would
take the entire proceeds and employ his own assstantt
is believed, could make il very profitable SITUATION
Applications will be received until the % day Of NO
yember next at which time the election VIII De MADE
ANY farther explanations be obtained by addressing
the President. All letters must he post paid
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
WILLIAM SHULTlCE, President:
&C 35-wtd
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Sent 81

once 40 49, South Street. Baltimore.
CAPITAL PAID rs, Two MILLIONS IF DOLLARS.
TEYHE President and Trustees OF tins Company receive
q Money on Depnsile, which interest will be al.
lowed make assurances Lives, grant AnnnItIes and
Endowments, and receive and manage Trusts oil every
description which may be committed 10 their charge,
whether from Individuals corporate bodies, or courts Of
Justice
MONEY will be received and held in trust, and the
interest thereon paid semi annually quarterly IN con.
ormity with the direction Of the owner-or the interest
will be placed the end Of every six months, TO the
credit of the Trust Fund for accumulation.
2 LIFE NsURAScE.-Persons may effect assurances
with the Company upon their own lives, or the lives Of
Others for year, term of years or the whole oil
lt The table of rates computed for this Company are
upon The favorable terms well for the officers Of
the Navy and Army, cllizens-aEd may he mad on aP
pIicalion 10 The Company or lis Agents
;. AsSuITlEs These will be gr3nted upon such
terms as will enable the annuant 10 enjoy the largest
income for my given amount Of money.
4 EspoGmESrs.-A person who desires to provide
capital for ward, when he shall arrive at the
age of II years, marriage portion Tor daughter,
can effect il through this Company.
Officers md Trustees Of Tie C0mpany-F. Macauey,
Esq, NJ d., President. Baltimore; John Dner, Esq, l..
l. d.. Vice President, New York, Richard Wilson, Sc
c,etary, ThuEson, Assistant Secretary
Trustees -lsaac Lawrence, Beverly Robinson, b.
McVlckar, Charles A Davis, Samuel Wetmore, David
Haddcn Anthony Barckay. L. Suares. George F. Tall
man. p 6 Nevius, Roswell l. Colt, Morris Robinson,
Nrw York; Matthew l. Bevan, VIM. pIatt John Moss,
Philadelphia James Cox, WIN. + Mayhew,, Samuel
Hoffman, Frederick w. Bruno, G. S. OIdie!d, Joseph
Cushing, Fielding Lucas, jr Baltimore.
Applications may be made personally, or by letter,
post paid to the Agents for the company IN Virginia,
no will furnish the rates and other necessary norma-
ton TO persons DESTROYS Of etcng assurances or max
ing other arrangements through this Company Tor the
benefit Of their families or estates.
F. NJ TABB. .7yent, Richmond, ia.
agents in Firgina.
PHILIr NJ TABB, Esq Richmond.
WIN S SIMrsos. Esq, Petersburg
GEO. ". CAMr, Esq Norfolk
RoBrRr ANDERSON, Esq, Williamsburg.
joins BRUCE, Esq Winchester
June If ll-t
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NOTICE


BMR THOMAS BLAKE-Sir AS You are not
lYE resident nt this State, and have no known agent
10 mn. yon will please IN lake notice that shall on
Monday the 2lst day Of October next, at The Sioehcuse
called the Hermitage occupied by Lnrimer g. Co. in
the county Of ESSEX; and Thursday The 9th day of
the mnnth October next) at the slorehouse Of
George Carlton, in the county of King and Queen;
md on Monday the 2S'h day o The October
npxi) at Mathews Courthnuse; and on Wednesday, the
3Oh day Of the month October nrxi) in Urhanna
Mddrsx county, proceed to take the dispositions of A.
& y Roy and others, 10 be used as Tdence in suit
depending and undetermined in The Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery nr The county King and Queen
in which ynu and others Plaintiffs and myself
as Deputy Sheriff far Hugh Campbell Sheriff and Com
nrc Of the Estate OF Louis Brooke dec d. Defendant:
and in Of failure 10 take the dispositions upon The
days above mentioned shall proceed from day 10 day.
each lime and place above mentioned. (Sundars ex.
cep,ed) until hey taken. at which times and places
you can attend, if you think proper Yours, Sc,
Sept2S [4l-w4wl WIN. BIRD.
II AND FOR SALE.-Ag reeaby TO a decree of the
n Counsy Court Of Halifax. pronounced a, Septem
Der Court shall proceed 10 sell 10 the hirhes bidder
on the 2Cth day Of October 1884, at Brooklyn in The
County Of Halifax That part Of the lands Of Alexander
Carter dec d. lying in the County Aforesaid not incu
ded in The dover Of his widow Also, al Spring Garden
in The County Of Pi,tsylvana, the 3Oth OF the same
month that part ofhe lands of The said decedcn, living
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing will have tbat part of
said lands lying in Halifax shown them by MYSELF and
that part lying in Ptsylvana BY Washington Thomp-
son. BEVERLY BARkSDALE,
adm IF alexander Carthr decd
Il. b Said land will be sold on credit Of one and
two years, equal !nslamens'
acrt 2. 4l-Std
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FEMALE SCHOOL.


Al The Parson ,c, near L0rcttO ESSt1 County. Ia.
rUylE duties of this Institution will be resumed on
q Tuesday, the LIST day OF October next. The scho
aslic year consists OF ten months, and IS divided INTO
Two sessions oi five months each Pupils may enter at
any time bu nvae for less than full session.
No deduction will be made account OF absence, ex.
cept in cases Of prolraced sickness.
The situation Of this school, experience has amply
proved to be entirely healthy. II is very retired, and
lice from temptations TO pleasure and extravaganza II
ia nj the same time easy of access The Steam Boat,
running between Baltimore and Fredericksburg, passes
twice week by port Micou, which is but short dis
lance from the Parsonage and where carriage VIII
always be ready 10 receive those who may give due
notice of the time Of their arrival The Bowling Green,
near which the cars between Richmond and Fredericks
burg pass daily is distant about IL OF ~ miles
# will be seen below that the course OF instruction
has been enlarged This, with expenses incurred to
render the institution useful, makes small addi-
ton 10 the amount heretofore charged. necessary.
The teacher Of Music and Modern languages resides
with his family few miles from The Parsonage, and VIII
give 10 his classes regular aud efficient instruction.
The department of morals embraces Moral Philosophy,
Natural Thenogy Evidences Of Christianity, and the
study OF the Bible
The other branches taughtaCe photography, Reading,
Writing Arithmetic, Algebra Grammar aud Geography,
with the use of Maps and Globes History. Logic, Rhe.
toric and Composition, Botany Geology, Chemistry and
Natural Philosophy Also, the French, Spanish and
Italian languages; Music Drawing and Painting; and
lessons in Mrzzolinto; Plan Needle WORK, Embroidery
fine and in wOrsted
TEnMs-Per session of five MONTHS payable in ad-
vanca:
For Board Washing, Lights. SC, S7O 90
" Tuition in The English branches, 10 90
% Bed and Bedding, if not provided by the
pupil, 10
Use OF Piano per month, 90
The Languages, Music, Drawing and Painting, and
Embroidery, the usual extra charges
Those who intend 10 send their children will please 10
enter them Immediately, and let them be at The Pason
age by the first day Of the session il is highly import
ant that the school should that time fully into ope
nIon and greatly to the advantage Of the scholars that
the members Of the different classes should commence
their studies together 1t is hoped, therefore, that pa.
rents and guardians will fail 10 attend 10 this request
Letters directed TO Rev. Jno. Z. Nc CURE, Loretlo,
Essex county. Va.
REFER TO
Ri. Rev. R c. Moore. ID d.
g 50 W Meade, ID ID.
Rev f. c Mcclure, d. d Fredericksburg.
Fpsus Dickinson, Esq, ; Caroline county.
John G Lawrence, Esq
Rev. G w Nelson, Richmond county,
Dr. VIM Jones. Lancaster county.
Warner T. Taiialerro, Gloucester county,
Hon John Tyler, williamsburg.
JOHN bowman, Esq, Fauquicr county.
Robert ? Waring, f:sG., and Essen eOnn,u. Va.
Sept l3 T-u
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cliea. Locking Glassss, Chandeliers AID Lamps.

LkLpa, Locking Gtdssss; S'"''''''@'| a..
HAVE lus rprnsd cn get. ~ aSS"'''''"' - :"
: f,os, t. ,ahie articles 10 g.; "' s. rrees ma
--,-f induce nv Customers to pufcA5s CONSISTING ~
,an ., the iui"wing Articles rp,,
s,,srnr Gill Ghna lea Sells. great Vnety 81 fauffhS
Canton Granite and Print Dinner Services, N various
size sets =, mn -
surrtor Astral Chandeliers for Churches, bans ana
Pariuurs ..;.-
Astral Lamps Bright and Bronze-oi new and superior
patterns -, ,p
Naniel Lamps with Glass Drops. Fright and bfohze
Stand Lamps. sc % "
Gu, and PLAIN Giass Hall LamPS
Reading Lamps c,-r-h,.
Girandnlps with glass drops. with from 10 > lights
caud-l ahyas for centre and side Tables
Brackes with from 3 10 lights
Lamps Of every variety for Churches, Stores aclofes
Ionkine Glasses consisting in part Of Mantel, Pier,
Toilet and Shaving Glasses, from $:OU TO >
Table Cutlery Of superior quality, iso several MANU-
factories
Plated Candcs,icks Fruit Baskets Casters Shutters and
Trays, &c. 49, :,
Gu, and plain Decanters Tumblers, Wines &c, wi'ha
very general of every description OF Earth.
enware China and Glass
Tea Trays Waters &c of new patterns
Brass Tenders Androns, &c, with an assortment OF
House keeping articles too numerous to mention.
The subscriber feels DESTROYS that bis country and
CITY friends should favor him with cali 10 examine his
stock of goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere,
as he feels confident that the great vay aud low prices
will be great inducements To purchasers.
JAMES EVANS, Main Street.
Sent 81 4l-3m
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miles. unless christian, PrOside The
meansf
,. Much 10 nesied beside The preach
er and The Bible. True, these are 6rsi.
masi important Whatever else j. neg
Ieeied. these cannot be. without desirue-
lion 10 The hopes Of the world. Boz good
books on practical piely, works Of sound
philosophy and theolngy. must be riren-
lated; and schools on religions Prinei.
pies must be established and supported.
bslore that time will come. when one
shall not ask of his neighbor. know ye
The Lord; but all shall know him. fran the
greatest un,a The least. Human beings
must DO al dis work. Money is abso,
lulsly necessary Tor The work. And those
who daily pray. Thy kingdom cone:
must provide The means required for It's
coming. G.
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Christmas.

No Sar sor bstlle's seaHd
Was hsard she Narid aTannd;
No he.use chiefs ia faIiaas eaashal ran;
Bat peaceful ~ss the n'sai
In which The Pnaes Of Light
Al, re;sa Of psscs uPoa the sarsh began.
The shepherds On sLe lava,
Bsiors The paint q dswa.
In saeial eirsls ssi. while ell aEousd
stsad tie nsecy brood,
Orcroppsd the hs~sry fsad.
Or slept - sparled o. the ssTdaas grosad.
Mbsa %. wiIa rsEished ears,
Easa ~ an delighted tears
sHsss N SIC. ofsrriae II no mortal hand.
Dyiasly waIblsd iaIih.
Answering the sIriRgsd rsiee.
Nnh bllssiul raP'ure charmed The listening
baad
They saw glorious light
Bars, on their ~oade'ig sight:
Hsrping in solemn choir. N robes aHsys,
Tue hslmsd ehsrablm
And sworded ssrsphim
Are seen in gls:sring rsnks with wings dis
Psyd.
Sounds II 20 sweet . tone,
Before were never knowa:
But Hhen Of old tic sons Il mOEnlng sung.
While God disposed ia arr
Each constellation fair,
AM the well balanced world On hinges hung.
Hail, hail. suspicious morn!
The SAVERS cHRlsE Is born:
lsueh was the immortal ssrsPl,'s song sublime. }
Glory to God in hss'sn!
To man sweet peace be given.
Sweet peace and friendship 10 the end Of time.
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NEW CLAIMS FOR THE NEW YEAR,
Great inducements Jor ciubbias, and IibaaI
Premiums 10 agents.
ALEyANDER'S
WEEKLY MESSENGER


Is published every wednss STAY, On Extra I'm,
4 perisl ned paper of the Largest Class, AID
Of Beautiful Texture, Of Two Dollars per An.
mum, or Tea Subscriptions for Ten Dollars lite
contents embraces every variety oI subjects.
and affords The earliest aud most authentic
articles &C news. with regular supplits Of oTi
ginal sad selected matter, calculated 10 render
Il extensively sought FOR and invariably inIe-
~ sting. MnhIn the short space 81 eighteen
months. is circulation has extended 10 orsr
80 600 SHbseribsTs, And il sl,ll goes on Ia
INCREASE IapIdy with fafmrTs, Mechanics.
rradesmen. sriizlns, AgriculiurIsis, Ner-
chants. Manufacturers. aud Men ri Leisure, in
every district Of the United States among
when lis character 10 fully appreciated. u -
decidedly and emphstieslly tie Cheapest fa-
mily News?apcT 10 the Morld.. Afording To
Clubs Of Ten the means Of receiving every
week throughout the year Q valuSb!r compen.
drum Of Lllsrsiure anil Useful Intelligence lar
the s.aal. sun &c One Dollah The Biographies
ri Disiing uisled American Statesmen aud Pat
riots, which have given 80 much satisfaction
to the readers OF the Messenger, viii be con-
,inned; together with Original Tales. Essays
and Poetry, the most pIqnant and entertaining
Selet iinns from tie British Periodicals.. Trans
laiions from the Works Of the Lesding " Titers
oi Romance aad Poetry on the continent Of Eu-
rope, and n",ices OF the populSr American and
Foreign Literature Vi The day aud every effort
used Ia MAINTAIN the present faitfnng popa-
'arty Tor which the paper u so widely ceIsbrst-
ed.
A Ten Dnllar Bill, in advance. will pay for
Ten Copies Of the tdcssenget ior one yea'.
A Five Dollar bill will pay for Tour copies FOR
one year,
Two Dollars. in advance, is the price Of an
individual subscription for one year!
One Dollar will pay for single subscription
or SIX months onIyl
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Selected for the Hillsborough Recorder.
LETTER VII
The duty q all men 10 become rich.
CONTINUED


Continued.
Mn. EDToR:-IIsTing stated the dan
gers Of riches in the preceding letter, il
remains 10 flash The proof. ,ha, il is du-
" 70 be rich; and thai with them we may
be made happier, both IN tine and in
eternity. Than without them.
Let none suppose thai riches in Them:
selves can make US happy. The Bible
teaches no such dortrine. IF riches in.
crease, set not your heart upon them"
Pc. Ixii. 10. let not The rich man elo-
W in his riches" Jer. il. %. Indeed
MI rejecting men know, thai, apart from
ihe pleasures Of business and activity,
riches rather diminish than increase the
seiusl snjoymenis OF life. Yet lie, none
conclude that riches are not valuable. nor
skrink from the responsibility Of doing
their dug.
The charities Of the gospel require
much monsy. |. God could have COM
nitted the ministry Of reconciliation to
angels. Gladly would they have flown.
on sings Of love, throughout the world.
and proclaimed the wsy. the Truth. and
lhe Life 10 every creature, But they are
POT 10 have This honor. Il 10 committed
10 men fOr whom Jesus died. The living
minister Of flesh and blood, must GU and
preach The gospel 10 every creature. God
has so ordalned IL Yet he knew their
francs, and bas been mindful Of their
wants. lahis sovereignty he has ordain-
ed. that lhose 10 whom he has given in
inst the things Of this world. shall pro-
vide Tor the comfort and support Of his
ministers. Il is true he could have csus-
ed tie ravens to feed them. as he did one
81 his servants. He could hsye rsined
snanna from heaven, as ne did for the Is
rsslI'es. but he has Otherwise delermin.
ed. lie has ordained that " those who
preach the goapel shall live q The gos-
pei" l Cor. *. IL. let any man read
'"e Bible On the subject IL ministerial sup
pnrt. and he viii br conyineed that il u
n"' BY favor, charity. or courtesy Of men
lhA' ministers are entitled 10 their support.
h"a claim founded on justice. . claim
winch they have right 70 urge. No
man Tha la: il in his power TO contri-
que 70 The support Of the gospel. can neg
'ee' " without sin. We are not only
bound TO supper, our own church. bu. aid
-esk churches. and send The gospel 10
the destitute. The ministers who are re-.
CURED to preach the gospel to every crea-
'"rs. c'nno, be supported w;thou, mo.
nsr or y. equivalent How can This be
'ueh acquire The means oil
doing III
.. The Bible must be published in eve.
W language and circulated in every isle
ana na'lon' God could cause every leaf
"a the forest 10 bear page Of heavenly
ruth lie could make The zephyrs speak
II 81
% me Lamb and even the storms 10 III.
yer sounds Of mercy. for dying man. Bu,
BE has not done it A buck, requiring
human labor To prin, and bind il, mus, he
circulated BY human beings. who. when
Working Tor the church. must be support.
cd BY the church. How can Bibles he
FURNISHED Tor one hundred million Of "a. |
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Advertisement.

rriiE imFessibiliy Il eaIrSinr ON the sttb.
man AZ u urgbt tn be runduttsd wh'e alb.
snni on collecting .sre,i,iians. and The sapos
tIb'liiy e ionr,r dang without the large .;
mouni due me Iur SIX ,ears 81 labor. have de-
TRIMMED the 10 s,ll tie esIsbhsl n,cpt al the
end ~ the present year. The subscriptmn let
= ab"nt ~ NJ hundred and on The intrtass, and
The Job printing and adj uisiug god int si
lrss' free hundred dUars wear A crrtl'man
81 'sicnt- and sourd Wing, stall have the
Paper On The mssl iistrai kIms. would M.
Willingly LEI u Z" 'nio on, other scryile Al
early aIr'icsiiun lie requested.
II. &. ZONES,
Editor and Proprietor
juno 81. 2G-.
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HILLSB ROUGH. N. e.
PUBLISHED wEEKIS
~ DENNIS IlEARTT,

AT THREE poILARs TEAR, ~ Two DOLLARS
riFrr ctSrs ~ raiD IN aI'sSrE.
Those WHO do not give notice &c thcir "nh
10 have Their aprf d,s. oniinntd AZ the cxpna'
t'cn "t the year, VII! BE- picsumi q az rs'rne
IT. 'nntmr snce anIIi sounittmanfed - Aud 20
laPtr will lie discontinued Until all aTrrHrHffs
are paid, nultss Al Tie option ii ihc nbl'slf'
Advertisements not xccrtlrr sixteen l"'s,
one d"linr t"r Tie iirsI, and twenty five renis.
Tor each snhs' qaeni inssI,i"n; lnnRrT ones IN
pr portion tnuri advertisements iw"ni, five
per cent ipher. A tCdu,iion At 3Js PERCENT,
silI be maes 10 sdgsiusyrs ~ the year.
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A child was recently rescued from
death on the Providence rail road by The
sagaclIy 81 dog belonging 10 Mr.. Wood,
at abe Boston fremont Theatre. The
animal seized and carried OF the child a
moment before the train arrived at The
spot.
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Notice.

HAVING been duly qualified as the Execu
! Il tor Of the last will and testament OF vii.
lam n Sutherland. drresse,., late &c orange
e"naiy; hereby request all persons having
claims against the estate 81 my said Tesiaior,
TO present them ia me Tor settlement; and all
persuns indebted 10 said estate 10 came Ior-
ward aud make payment.
WILLIAM CAIN. Err. &c.
December ~. r.
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Cessation o Hosfiiiiiss--To The polite
ness Of Capt. Clifford, from Havana, we
are indebted for an extract of letter re.
eeiyed a, tina. port BY the British packet,
which arrived on The 9Th from Vera Cruz.
The letter under date of Nov. 26Ih, states
that Admiral Baudin has been Tecogniz-
ed BY the Mexican General a. Minister
Plenlpolenilary from His Majesty the
klng &c The French, for the settlement VI
the differences between the two cabinets.
and II was generally expected all will be
amicably adjusted. The Hamburg brig
Emma, entered the port Of Vera Cruz on
tie 2Oih ult.. and The blockading squadron
did not even send boat to prevent her
$50 The blockade may be considered at
an end. ". T. Express.
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The Right Rev. Henry Conwell, Ro-
man Cash"IIc Bishop Philadelphia, has
issued an appeal {" the British nation,
soliciting funds for the purpose Of es.sb-
fishing places Of worship and public Sc
minsrles in his extensive diocese, reach
ing through The states Of P.nylvania. N.
Jersey, and Delaware, and containing .
scattered population Of two millions.
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The Bank Of Cape Fear has declared
dividend Of FIVE per cent. for the las.
nine months. a.
The Bank Of the State has declared q
dividend Of i've per cent. on its capital
stock; sni the Merchants Bsnk Of New.
bern dividend Of three per cent.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Orange County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
November Term, 1898.

F."
cour. af Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
November Term, 1898.
Sisphm .M0srs. .iim'r. Of Jsha Bar
ton, essssstd,
W.. Petliton
S.splsn Barton, SanfasI Bsrisa, 81 u. Go sell
liam Barton Penny Barton, jams Real %
CARED and his riis .Nancs, .3bsam tate
IraLlrss md kis rifs itbg. htiIs
81 lac II John Baioa, tsssassd
1T appearing 10 the satisfaction 81 the Court.
I thai Stephen Barton, William Barinn and
James Cared. are not inhahlianis ct this state;
Il il Therefore ordered BY the CoarI that Publi
cation be made Tor six weeks IN the Hllsba
rough Recorder, that unless the said stephen
Barton, n illiam Barton and James srrl sP
pear aI the nex. term 81 this Court, 60 be held
al the court house in Hillsboioush, an the 4Ih
Monday in February next, and then End there
file Their answer 20 this petiIian, that the peri.
ton Mill be IsAeR pro esEl'sso and head tT
paIie.
]. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Price Adv IS 90. 4s-6w