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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-05-29
RALEIGH
Classical, Mathematical and Military
ACADEMY.
Classical Department
]. M. LOVEJOY, PRECEpToR.

CEUSStCUL IEpuTbHeIU
]. M. LOVEJOY, PREcEpToR.
Mathematical and Military Department.
w. F. DISBROW. --
TENHE year will be divided iuto two Sessions of
- five months each; the first Session begin
ming on the first of January, and the second Ses-
sion on the first Of July.
1t is the design of the preceper, that this Insti
tuition shall not be surpassed in the advantages af
forded for acquiring thorough English, CLASH
cal and Mathematical Education.
Pupils will be prepared to enter the Junior Glass
of any College in the United States.
TERMS or TUITION.
For English and Mathematical Studies,
per Session, Sl5 90
For Latin, Greek, French, Spanish and
Italian Language, per Session, 20 90
The advanced Glasses may pursue the Studies
of a lower Glass, paying only for the Studies of
the Class to which they belong.
Military Tactics taught to the Pupils, free of
extra charge.
The design of the Military Department being to
fit the Pupils to act, in case of emergency as Ot-
ficers, the West Point system of instruction will
be carefully pursued, nor will the Army Tactics
he departed FROM in order to exhibit the boys for
the benefit of the Institution or for any other pur
poses.
BY an Act OF the last Legislature, necessary
arms and equipments are furnished by the State
but Parents who wish their children instructed
in the Military Department, are required to pro-
vide them with the prescribed Uniform.
~ B.--Good board can be had in respectable
families at S. 90 per month"; and few Pupils
will be taken as boarders, by the Principal of the
Academy.
h- REFERENCEs:
Hon. George E. Badger, Gen. Moye,
Hon VIM. H. Haywood, Col. E.. Yarbrough,
Hon. r. NJ. Saunders, Charles l.. Hinton,
Rev. d. Lacy, l.. D.sHenry,
Hon. John H. Bryan, VIM F. Collins,
Hon. j. R. J. Daniel, James B. Shepard.
| Hon. Richard Hines, II. w. Hustled,
DR.. Baker, e. +. Gulon, Esqrs
! AS the above-named, gentleman are we'll known
in the State have given their names as references
They send their sons or wards to my school, and
of course their opinions can be confidently trusted
]. NJ L.
| Raleigh, April II, 1916 3l-llt
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-05-29

IT
cOse S. los
LY GROCERY,
lROLlNA HOTEL,
from New York, every
come or send and see.
Wooden ware, all kinds,
Tin do do
IStone do do
Tobacco do
Table Salt;
Bird Cages;
iBlacking and Brushes;
Matches;
Wrapping Paper;
Writing do
|Ground Ginger;
Iron bound half bushels;
Nests do do
Cayenne Pepper;
lMudlers;
Lemon squeezers;
Cheese;
Butter;
Lard;
Fish Roes:
Bacon;
Mackerel;
LIQUORS.
lCog. Brandy;
H. Gin;
madeira Wine;
Port DO
Pure Juice Port Wine;
lSpanish Brandy;
American do
Apple do
lCommcn do
American Gin:
n r Rum.
|Cider Vinegar:
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LIST OF BLANKS
On HAND and for 5o sale a the OFFICE
County and Sup. Court Writs
do do Subpenas
do do Fl. Fas.
County Court Scire Facias
Apprentice Indentures
Letters administrators Appeal Bonds
Jurors Tickets Marriage License
Peace warrants Guardian Bonds
Constable's bonds Administrators do
Notes of hand Military Ca Sas
Checks, Cape Fear Bank Land Deeds
do Branch Bank efthe Negro Bonds
State Warrants, Ca Sas
Notes, negotiable at bank Ca Sa bonds
Inspectors Certificates Bills Sale, Negro
Certificates Of Justices attending Court
hipping Papers Bills Lading Qettel)
OTAny blank wanted and not on hand will be
printed with the utmost despatch.
OFOficers of the Courts and other officers, and
all other persons, requiring blanks, any other
work in the printing line would do well to give us
a call, or send in their orders. We determin-
ed to execute our work we'll, and at the cheapest
rates for cash. Call at the JOURNAL OFFICE
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-15
Superior Court.

DeIOfH OHNIeys
Oct. IA Casfiitonas u.s. McKinlev and sfhers-This
resumed this morning. and further adjourned
Before Judge VanderpoeL
jacob DeifenJacker Us Thomas d Naife-The jury
rendered verdict yesterday In favor Of plaintiff valuing
the dog at $25
Achilles Mor,ii, Charles Wood This was
ton for a malicious prosecution. The plaintiff
foreigner carrying business in this city in s45 The
defendant. with whom he had dealings, charged
him. under oath, with the intention of secrepg his pro-
perry and running away, in order to avoid the pay ent
OF his debts upon which warrant issued and the
piaintih arrested and held to bail in $780, to appear
certain day he afterwards appeared and Il il alleged no
evidence was adduced to show that he intended either
ms property or run away from his creditors and
was discharged The cause stands adjourned 10 this
morning. -' - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-15
THE HERALD FOR EUROPE.
THE SrORMING OF MONTERREY.

We shall publish the Herald FIR Europe at one
O'Clock precisely, this day, in time for our sub
scribers to send il by the mail for the steamship
hiberuia, which will leave Boston tomorrow
We can safely promise that this will be the most
valuable edition Of this sheet thar we have ever
issued
II will contain reliable and authentic accounts
from the seat of war-full particulars of the battle
OF Monterey and the capitul alton of that city
General Tayor's official report of the glorious
three days fighting-a list of the killed and
wounded full accounts of the present cotton
crop-polihcal and monetary news, and a guam
tty of miscellaneous intelligence from all parts of
the new world
1t will likewise contain map of reference
showing the fell of General Taylor's operations,
and his course from Point Isabel TO Monterey !;
and the only accurate portrait Of cold Rough and
Ready" that has ever been published.
Price sixpence in wrappers, and cheap at that
The STEAMSHIP GREAT BRTArN.-There ap-
pears to be considerable anxiety manifested in
thus city and elsewhere for the safety of this
steamer. She is now in her twenty-third DAY
We subioin q statement of the passages to this
country of all the steamships for a year past, by
which it will be that other steamers have
made rather long passages. We are indebted to
the kindness of n friend for this statement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-15


Yesterdays arrivals are comprsed fully in the follow
ing catalogue. from the respective hotels :
AMERIcAN-S Bradford Virginia; J NJ. Rankin Frank.
pha; c. stanton, Oneida county; w ingram, PhiiadeL
phis; II. Roland u 8. ship Boston; w. Mcleod Wash.
ingon; Smith, Philadelphia; McCaller Washington;
f Billings, Boston; N. Stwell, Virginia T. Osborne
Connecticut; J. Gbbon. South Carolina; II. Thatcher u
g. Navy
AsroR J. Colt N. C; j. Tilden, Boston; w Fraser, N.
Jersey; Fl. Davis Boston; Ormstead Hartford; ~ He
n Orleans; W. Mason, Taunton; L Clark. NJ Armory,
Boston, H. White Phila; j. Broaden, Boston; C. James,
Salem, C. Gaines, N. Orleans; f. Simmons Boston; w.
Smith, Va; j. Chandler, H. wack, Boston; A. w spen
Pa M Davis Boston; F. Gardner, Baltimore; @. Smith
M. Gaenton Boston
CIrY-w. Richmond Washington f. Cooke, Balti.
more; Ihomss Ely dol s. Gordon, Mary land; B. HOyt,
j. Cameron. Charleston M Pollock, J. Bernheimer, j.
Stone. Phila; Dr. McCoun, u N; z. Eyre, Phia; w.
Teby, kinderhook; d. DAILY Canada; j. Kaysen Staten
gle Phila.
.. r.a.nI'TnE ElSrdgs Bpgh.mptos; Miller +.
sSS 9ssn
spaldng, Michigan; King Onondaga Co; n. Hotchkiss
Lewiston; 0ilmsn, Charleston; e. Little, Maine; x.
Hoare, Baltimore; r. Gleason, Hartford.
HowARp IN. Gibson. N. Clifford, Maine E. Roolsy, +.
Bsgly, M sscheo, phila; G. Hyde. Boston; Hulburt,
man. Cion; G. Palliser, Phia;p Parr, va O. Donovan,
washington B. Holbrook, Troy f. Robbins, Macs;
Capt Topper Troy; J. House, Waterford; DR.. Douglas
Quebec
JuDsox--A. Danworth, u. A; Mrs Corners, Nor.
wich; b Bliss, Springfield; w. Buckingham, Ohio; A.
Pierce, Troy: B. Armsdsle, Hazewell Ohio Porter.
Boston,; r. Seymour, Hartford; + Jones, Amherst A.
N. Haven; W. Kellogg, @. Kellogg, Vermont; A. Dun.
ham, j. Goodman, Hartford.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-15

DoI0re Juuk6 Eumonus-
Oct l4-Firth 4 Hall vs. ID. ID. Nash Action OF re.
plevin for pianofsre The piano In dispute was levied
der the following circumstance est hired from plain
ts and taken by the person who hired to his board
ing househe Afterwards quilted the boarding house
left the piano after hint II subsequently levied on
by the defendant under landlords warrant for rent
For the defence commended that the bosrder had
left 1t after him, and Il found on the premises II
subject TO the landlords claim. Verdict for defend
ant
The case of Doughty Hope will be resumed to-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-15

The Cambria upon ledge of rock between Halifax
and Boston, on this passage
The passages CT the Cunard steamers are, Of
course, reckoned to Boston
All the above vessels belong to Cunard's line,
except the Great Britain, Great Western, and
Massachusetts, which arrive at this port
This table is of value in various points of view
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-15

Before Recorder Scott and Aid Compton and Walsh
Der l4-TriaI of Darts alias Coiidrd--The whole of
to-day was consumed by counsel in summing up this
David Graham, Jr, and David Paul Brown, Esqrs.
addressed the jury in behalf Of the prisoner and John
McKeon and James r. Whiting Esqrs the part Of the
people The will be Submitted to the jury tomor
row morning, until when the court adjourned OF late
hour
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-15
In ChasaCsry.

before Vice Chancellor Saudhord.
Der. l4.-WarreH GISerfr &c .dndvetr H. Mi~kle-The
complainant, who Is an auctoneer in Broadway, some
time since procured Injunction against Mayor Mckls
and this was hearing upon the merits James G. Brady
Es for the defendant, read affidavit of A. Mickle
to be Engaged in an unlawful busnsss hsS cs".sd bsn
to be stationed at his door He also read the
sfidavt Of Mat,sll, showing that. Chief Of Pc
lice, he had received complaints, and supposed CON-
painsnt to be mock suctionser John HUH waite ana
James Leonard policemen knew that on one occasion
that The place was reputsd to be as mock auction" VIM
Melvin saw man come crying from the shop with a
watch when DC worth 20 but for which he said
he paid $40, and q. W. Norris, policeman knew money
to he refunded
W. Gears MOVES, Esq opened fer complainant argu
ant personally He took the grounds gilbert a. an
auctiopeer had TO give bonds in the Of $4,000 with
practice and that he msh in addition be indicted for
misdemeanor and also for felony II he sol property
under false pretence, and that upon giving bonds the
oneer that this franchise In with the Ieasa
Of store, was property which court Of equity wor
would restrain the injury by injunction; that the Mavor
had right to interfere with ihs property ami
BY preudging the complainant before trial and assn n
Ing him guilty that the several statutes under which
the Mayor claimed to act and by which he was
sed to caution the pubic against mock auctions IL they
really authorised the acts Of Mayor (which the cou
sci dsned and that no such rght
could DO conferred BY the Legislature until after trial.
by jury and conviction that to plainant the|
destruction Of his business and being an invasion OF his
property. leading TO multiplicity Of suits and produce
and should be granted until the Mayor had procured the
conviction Of the complainant by legal MEANS in which
event the law provided that the complainant should
again be permitted to act suconesr; aud the Law
dses not favor multiplicity Of suits brought between
the same parties whore the injury is such that BY IL
when one sui, might suffice, If the Court Of Chaucery
would restrain the injury until the question Law b
adudicsted and If the court will not interfere TO re
thn nf.ptr~l nj
OF the injured must evidently suffer- in a ~hcl
no damages could c. mpensate
Mr. BRApy commenced for the defendant, and thu
Court adjourned until 10 o'clock this morning
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Court Caleudlar-This Day.

C,scuir CouRr-9, 10, H. 10, 10. H. %, %, "a 1877
COMMON PLr.s LIST Part "a, 49, u, 1873. a. LOG,
a. 207 49, 223 225, 2a7, 22o a3i 23o a35 49, 239 2I
29, l19, 1856, 900.
SUPERIOR CouRr.-5l 49, l3s ISL, ~, IA, a., 61 as
1876 no. ILL., 72 III No. $50, 49, AIS Is3 ls4 1856 49,
81, 49, 1906 107 1885, l62, o. as, 100, l2I, Ias, Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-15

The flags the City Hail. shipping and at the various
public places throughout the city Of Baltimore Mon
day, were displayed at halfmas token Of respect
for the gsllant Col VIM. H. Watson.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-15


In Re james Lec-This man, who had been srresteJ
last week for an attempt TO break into the povernmen
store at West Point with an intent 10 commit robbery
was brought up for examination belor, Commssionsrr
Gardiner yesterday morning and uron full invest;ga
ton Of the matter he committed to take his trial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-15

Toilet Articles, consisting OF the choicest
Perfumery Denrfces Cosmetics Shaving Creams oiIe
Soaps, Razors from the approved makers Ores ing
most portable form, Tor sale by
@. SAUNDERS SON, III Broadway,
A 6w doors above Courtlsndt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-15

rsILADErrHIs-A small vote was pollsd owing 10 the
inclemency Of the weather The whie candida,. a
Mayor was elected by about 900 majority Tba 80,
was as follows For Swift (w) 53e5 for ysnx nv
3 ,0ee, and for Browne, (N) 1858 W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-15

sALurk IN HONOR OF THE REGENT VrcroRy
Tuesday at noon, there was salute of one hun.
bred guns fred from the Boston Common. in bo.
nor of the battle Of Monterey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-15

Another Astounuin. Dur- Of Biindness.-
With pleasure again solicit TIE atent,ou Of reader
TO The certificate Of ONeli sc0one il another eoumn
tbs ds pspef az important Of Bi ndnes, cused 81
the small Pox, pc rmed ~ Dr. Brown, Oculis ~ Sp al
street. afef sll other skill had failed. The m IN
highest commendstion and notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-15
Political Intelligence.

VIM. Duer is the wing candidate for Congress in the
2ad and D. B. st. John in the 9th district of this ssre
Hon Robt Z. Winthrop is nominated for reelection to
Congress by the wings Of the LIST district Mass.
The vote in Maryland the question of biennial ses
sons Of the Legislature to have resulted in favor
of the question So far heard from the vote 10 O9l
for, and II 1871 against
Thomas Combes is the democratic candidate for
Congress in the ID district of NewIJersey.
Thomas L. shafer is the democratic candidate for sena.
tor in the Sd District.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-15


in various parts Of the city The large transparency at
the whig head quarters in Sixth street. opposite Minor
was torn 10 pieces by the wind The large flag at the
native head quarters Chestnut street below SIKH was
also much torn 1t was loaned by Horstman. The flag
at the democratic head quarters in Sixth street below
Shppen, was completely blown to shreds Part of the
roof Of the Assembly Buildings blown of. The tin
root of w. ii. 0azmer's New York railroad Office on
Delaware avenue. below Walnut street, blown of
The chimney ola back building attached TO the dwelling
house Of Mr. j. M. Fraley, in Schuylkll Sixth street.
1e,ow walnut was blown down crushing IN the roof t.
only retired but few minutes making quite narrow
escape The fences in the vicinity all blown down
northeast corner of Seventh and Market streets The
tide In the Delaware unusually high and the river
very rough and boisterous Lasnvenng at O'Clock the
water had risen the wharves and still an hour and
half to rice The steamer John Stevens was compelled
to seek shelter from the gale the Camden shore The
race boats Ariel and Dolly blown from their moor
ngs at tho lower pon, the Island and dashed to pieces
canal boat loaded with flour, sunk In the dock at
Race street wharf Many trees in various parts of the
city were uprooed, and awnings torn to shreds The
car house at tho Germantown DEPOT of the railroad fell
in upon locomotive, and another engine sent up TO
bring down the train portion Of the roof at the Wal
nut street ferry house was blown of.
The Baltimore Patriot says, In relation to the gale
this morning. reports that he experienced very severe
blow in the bay end of North Point passed the towbost
Walcot las he supposedly with boats in tow. Two Of
the boats were adrift the tow line having broken He
also passed smell schooner, cspszed of the white
Rocks-could see no one on board and could learn
her name. The Cambridge went TO the Walcot
to afford her relief if she neened any but Captain C.
thinks she SAFE she making into North Point
Creek The towboats that she had In tow wero filed
with water, and one Of them had blown ashore.
The strong easterly wind that has been blow ing stead
lily since yesterday has caused the waters harbor
TO swell considerably above their usual height high
tide, and brought up very large number of vessels
fr eighted with grain and other produce.
There 10 at this time, probably less than 100 900
bushels Of afoat besides wheat and other gram
The water Pratt street wharf, one or points
was up TO the railroad track in the middle Of the
At the time Of going press the rain continues to pour
down in torrents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-15

ment 10 thrown open to the public at the upprece
dented low charge Of one shilling for admission for which
sum visiters may nightly enjoy the most popular and
pleasing vocal and instrument musc-splendidy per-
formed in the most commodsus, elegant, and admirably
adapted musical rotunda in the city This move.
ment the part of the directors is bold experiment
ali hsy or Of
that TASTE and passing their evenings nationally and de-
lightfuly at an expense amost nominal The talent en-
tertanments while the established respectabily Of
byn will ensure the strctest order and decorum and
render this beautiful saloon the resort Of most
lies and ladies' may visit and pass their evenings in with
much security and comfort If at their own homes
This is the age for combining excellence and economy
and this experiment cannot but prove successful
BowERr CiRcus-The novelties at this spirited place
Of public amusement crowd upon each other in such
rapid succession that scarcely know which to call
attention TO- Dale, the great geur and horsman is
every night greeted with the most deaenng applause
His ct Of horsemanship, throwing somerset on he
horses back during his rapid flight, ID witnessed with
astonishment The wrestler, Charles, who prsclaims
himself king of his art has met with his match in Ger
for victory on Tuesday for upwards Of hour, when
they both withdrew from absolute exhsustion II was
one othe most animated and Q, anc'eM
those Celebrated attitudes familiar in all the old pictures
Carrsrs,. the French gentleman with whom A. Mons
Charles declined to wrestie Tuesday has challenged
him 10 trial of skill Saturday evening. which the
latter has accepted This will be Of the grandes
displays of that time honored exercise witnessed in
this country. Tonight there will be some splendid
horsemanshp by Dale, Lipman Smith, and the rest
Mr. wallack since his arrival by the Britannia in Sep
tember at Boston, has gone through most brilliant en-
raesment in that CITY, in Philadelphia and Baltimore He
Began his second in last night at
the end of which he goes again to Boston His southern
engagement and previous arrangements at the Park,
viii prevent his acting In this city till spring. when he
will And his old friends here win not be less glad to
him than his friends in other cities We believe that he
commences in Charleston about the end OF November,
playing at Columbia Savannah &c, on his way to New
Orleans &c. We wish him every success
Tss ITALIAN TafcK Clown. signor Felix Carlo from
Franconis Aseys &C., has arrived, and made an en-
earement TO appear next week at the Bowery Amphi-
theatre
Miss Julia Turnbull took benefit at St. Louis on the
th inst and made her last appearance in that city she
PLAYED a very successful engagement
We perceive by our exchanges, that Mona korp9nay
has opened q dancing school In st. Louis Hn mien"
will ensure him success
The Boston papers, without exception, speak in the
highest terms Of Mile Bangy. Her debut sfhe Howard
Atheneum a triumph.
ar skerres theatre, at Montresl has closed tor want
ofsuPport.
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ErFEcr OF THE FoRErGN News IN New
YORK. The correspondent of the Philadelphia
U. s. Gazette, writing from New York OF
Saturday afternoon, says;--"The foreign adj
vices received yesterday per z Iean of the
West had rather an uniavorable effect upon
our ma rket-private letters by her state that
the advance OF SD per b. reported in the
curly part of the week in Liverpool had not
been sustained and that upon the 4th the mar
kot was heavy-upon the receipt ofthese adj
vices our market fell off about Is ct. per h..
This brought buyers into the market and about
1900 bales were sold.
"Flour was heavy Notwithstanding the ac-
counts from the other side were more favora-
bic. $50 bbls Michigan sold at S5,3l; 1900
bbls Michigan and Genesee for export at ST.
81 Las "A, and 1000 barrels do at S5,37 l-2.
Nothing was done in Southern Flour OF
Grain"