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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-12-28
PORK ER.CHAN1S,
laAAhEE NhE1RE

TINE subscribers will be prepared to SaugterI1ogs
4 Gut and pack pork either 10 bulk or barrels, and
also for rendering Lard, al OF which will b. 'lone
with neatnes and de,patcn. Strengthening Bs,Jb-
lishment below the Canal o,idge Maid street. And
their cutting and packing house o. >, c'iore street
Evansville Ia. Those at a distance vi, lig to cor
fespond with US, may rest assured i, shall n,et ouI
prompt attention JOIN ECHoLS.
JOHN WARD
9Princeton Clarion insert to amount OF 81 90 and
no rye this office. Oct II If
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nj L. GUChANAN will temaiu ,his week only
w per ons wi hing % have ,heii likeness, had
beter call Immediately they ,OJy loose ihe oppor
tuni,y o. getting Iikencss-don. let the weather
hinder YOU, lie /, uncertain.
Room over tialock's sore, Main street.
dec 21-lw
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
FOR SALE.
Dissolution.

FTNHE CoTarnersn u al tet"e tn A. B. Blajt
inst
L. G. Matthews v i'll CO ltinre he Tailoring
Business Mt The Old 5t1ad % al;d rect. { -
vites the t,rnler patTo ID tate tir" ud 1@". ;
20 give hir call All ,... viii o.. Secu,e, ip,le
oesi manner, q with prom plDc-s. nov y.
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For one man who sincerely pities our mis-
fortunes, there are hundreds who heartily hat
us for our successes.
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Confectionery.

TINE Undersigned l1C OF tiic nrm OF 70 'ell &
u CO., Cihrinnati ie. p,rtii1ty nio US .il@ cid
Gems Evansville, ana mcrrl0his &ede ally. THAT
ne mas opened wholesale All l7iai' ohie,undafy
90 Water stract, next doOr 10 Ne r.. Bdbroc, Bro
theirs. where he viii be plea at It. supply all who
may favor him with their patronage, aht will ipt-
nIsh an article SUP FoE TO t'iat 'tom aus hdnuiac-
tory vest oi New ORR city, warranted pGre and
free from all pernacous dfi ., ani 10 Ecep il any
climate. Wholesale price i,'r ASSORTED candy, by The
box, l6f cents per puAd. JOHN FARRELL.
REFERS To
Mr.. VIM. u. breese,
Messrs. Rabbit, Good & Co.
John o,vas=s 4 Co. }Cincinnati.
Geo. a. bates & 60.
Hosea & rrizer. dec.
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The idler is dangerous member of society
He becomes prey to his own passions, an
scourges Others with his vices.
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NEW CO obs AGAIN!!!

UST received per Steamers North Caroline aud
y j. Z. Albums, Is packages more OF our Fall ard
Winter Stock.
Which comprises blue mixed end gold mi ed
Flans; BILE ond blue bLck. Pilot CLOTHS ard blue
Jueshings: Blankets; Linseys; DIOwo Cotton9 nj
Sattinels.
Black plaid mourning and fancy Gnghams, En-
gIish mourning. oil cologed; furniture, blue end
orange and new Style fancy Prints.
Combs, Buttons aud Threads: blk plaid Engli h
silk Crtvats; AriiciaIs; Ribbh, and Florence braid
Bonnets: blk and colured silk Ffinges and Gimps;
Ladies b k lace silk Mitts and Gloves; Waduings:
Padding and Canvass
Figured SALISBURY Flannels; plain blk Satin Sri
ped, Figured Mohar and rea A pacca LGstres Il ich
figured coored Imperial and silk checked Lamar
tines.
Infants fancy velvet; Boys velvet and Cloth; Mems
Cloth, velvet, far cloth fur trimmed, poinI Print,
glazed Ind Plush Caps.
r. V. black and drab wool Hats; Fash Angola.
Nutria, Russia aud B. 9 and Il. Crowned Planter
Monterey and Buena Nsta Hats
The above addition makes our assortment COM
plete With the exception of Boots and Shoes; which
we are looking for daily.
We have made such arrangements that we will be
receiving New Goods the whole of the present
son and will sell at low prices.
Sep Is. J. H. MAGHEE & Co
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TENoVAI.

A LIS & how Els have 1emporarely moved heir
N Sock ard Office to the new Brio Store, on
Sycamore street, next to Laughins conner, atwhicb
place they respec rully solicit their nends 9nd the
public ngeneral to extend to them he same liberal
patronage, they have so long enjoyed alwus fell
grateful loI, AMI will always endeavor 10 deserve
Scp20.
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ATTENTION CASH BUY ERS!
JUST RECEIVED AT
KRGSEN & MORGAN'S,
mo. 25, Main strest.)

(NO. p, Nam street
A LOT OF seasooable Dry Goods, which viii be
IA sold as low, or lower .1an ihey nave ever been
offered 20 his city. \ we >el exclusively or cash
we are wilins 20 ell on small profits. Givh Us a
call and exlmioe 'or your>el Cd we are always
pleased 10 how ou. Goods whether we ell or DOT
Our stock consists a oar, he following Jrcles:
200 pieces 'all pdns. Uesr,uul 'yle,:
20 blk Llapacca~ d. ron Is 10 20 c.s. Del yd.
Is . oil colo GIngh1ms IL DOLLY 20cis. pcr yd.
, sup. black IL. 81 inche. wide.
10 cadet Jtinet>.
Blankets We Jog ,ailo> uiumJe oha'5ls, 1 Q :
nd ks d.tts Cap &c Al.o =. joe o ,uen o "a
dies aud Mise Coos, %. shoe oi pers dl-
dren's bools, Boys 40 nou.Oe Glrh. bic lnd hip
this time Out emil the sea clio =, d rom lie
lmpor,es 4nd mauuluciu of lie latc.i sylo. OF
10, eigo a1o oopcctic u. Goods. 80.
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SIGN AMER and FANCY
PAINTING.

GEO. G. WALkEG begs leave to offer his ser
II vices his fiends, citizens ct Evansville and
vicinity, Sign, Banner and Fancy Pain
ter BE .r.- jnst returned home 'om Cincinnati
viIe, ne crvet 10 one the best shops and under
the eye 81 a. ccomplished master Of MS profession,
aud Ias commonced business tor himself, trusting
10 he encouragement O,olt .,jends anc generous
public and determined by close lJ1l cation tn still
iurlher perfect himself in The at 1uose having
work to do, are respectfully invited to call and con-
suli With him.
Shop on Main Street, over Mr.. VIM Hughes Store,
entrauce on Second stree.
Prompt attention will be given to oil orders from
ueighboring towns Terms liberal.
oct 23-u
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For TENT

THE Warehouse on First sueet, known as Ka
l. zar's Warehouse. Apply 10
decl5 ALLIS Il HOWES
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THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. IS.

~ We are greatly indebted to our friend
Mr.. P. G. O'Riley, for late Louisville papers.
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INDIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE 81.
THE Receipt ~ the year ending Isl November
J. ast, IRE ~ III hahds Of DE Agent ior collection,
400 1romp, lyin,nt is required in order TO secure
the ledehts 4 insurance. All claims not satisfied
b., ,he frs ily ct December next will be returned
70 Indianapolis as delinquent.
f. A. CORBET, Agent
nov %. Water Street.
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T UMBER.-A large and full assortment of Pine
IL Lumber. For sale by
maya f. A. LAUGHLIN, Water 81
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GOOD NEWS.

To those VINO love Oysters.
IN consequence OF Telegraph Dispatch ofthe 18th
l. INST we have reduced Ire price OF fresh Oysters
IS cents perCan.
nov Is ALLIS & HOWES.
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M. G. COOK, Va. ID.
Corner of Main aud Piue Streets

M. e. CODA, Va ID
Office Corner of Main aud Piue Streets,
ST. j. tUt~, Missouri.
- DOCT COCA ujer, 'i7 II knowledge
I'd pe0,s to hi on lerUH ps, on, Cc the con-
Il nee epose in hi i'll and ability in
toe 1pot.ap ans liv5ldctIrt neHt O, he profess
SLOT 20 which ne continues ~ 'eyor hia attention,
vil: ne d. ,.os O., the I.HIi and lar. Having
devoted ie IL Ca yel-s II tln uty end prac-
tlis 2:th o. =, r:t scichco, be- feels assur-
l. ,nl "A even me most j. eterota cases Ic ac-
co nDli.u a DC mluant I'd srio cure. His success
he e,o " ,,rants ibis deg &c oIconfience in any
case that may be PRESENTED. PerYns who are Untor-
tuIr,ely ali cted with disease ofei.her The Eye or
the E A :, ase iDvi,eI to call ami seek relief.
sp IL -d&wly.
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PAIN TIN G.
A IN.

TINE undersigned would respectfully inform the
L citizens of Evansville and vicinity. that be has
re-opened his shoe Main street, opposite the Bank,
where he intends carrying On the Tailoring business
in a few of its branches. Those wishing to employ
him will find him on hand during business hours.
sep WM. holden
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\ DEMONSTRATORS NO,lre.--'H9a oode

A Dbl NISTI:ATO2' r; NOii,-e.--r1 e unrer.
IA sigded having been appoiuied ad,iajs,' a,oi,
de bonrS non. o. the estate O. Danel Miller. lae Of
aid County. deceased, by the ,roBale Cou. o. FaG-
del burgh County, hereby HOtiies oil J. ohs whc
nave claims agains said esatc 20 p e. EFT nem e-
gay authenticated s0t paymoGs, and oh persons in.
oelHed 10 said c ldto wtl come iol ward and sell
he same wi,houl delay
Said estGe OF S supposed to be solvent
JAMtlS T. WALhE.t, Adm'r
dec G-}w Ce lOdUs 1on.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-12-28

nj OTICE.--Ih have taken out letters OF Admin
IN str lion on he estate OF hamilton G. Shrolds
aie ri v.prlerburg County deceased. All pc, sous
iGGebted - said estate are requo ted to make pay
rent 10 le Undersigned anil those having claims
=: inst al estate will prescott haha 10 him duly a.
1hentcai.l for payment. The state is supposed O
be solvent. WILSON SHOOK, Admir-.
Iov 2U-t3-W-d
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VAeIETY STORE.

VARIETY STORE.
MIR A. C. PUSHEE, Woulc inlo'm his lrients
WI and he public generally the ne has Oh h1nd a
geOerat assor,nunt 0: Necl, Stocks, Uoder Shiri>,
a1d Drawers. Gloves, bi c. awaits SOspenoers, Per
fumery, Lily Whine, tousells shaving Cream, Re-
zors, Kni,, :. BrusIIes. C"mbs. E9e AMI Purse Tn
mings. Shirt a,uds. Shawl los Llond tuShes Wo-
seds, Nee,ilcs, Steel Pena. CHI meo. WsX, Dolls,
Acco.d;a0s, STOCKINGS, Hoods. Comon~, Pocte, iJk
Stands, Wallets ieHcis, CiLar Case. Pu,aecs
Games AL other articles The loves l"cas
dec T. Main, Iea Wa e. street.
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EXTP ACTlNG 'TIF'T, !,

and roots, heif aiec r,,oJ he -:rt, o. ,ne cOrl-
piexion is mos fatal, ne ruc' uaoe t9,nIered ny
these are taken up Uy the ghSort lu,- ,rd ,in own
upon the system, producing vine o. ,iie conI-
plexiOn piG.ple~, D,oches, sc. 'tc:tI ,r,flre' by
the late improved Instrument " " - tue a. ~ IS
possible. The tre8tneht o. cIihrsns te",, lily
attended 10. All operations warranted.
2SJ-Ofhce Tor the present, a, ire cheuIood House.
Dec 49,
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DEESEEVEN- e.aivei DER stea mer Gladio.c
l. "a p C-sa. t,u,ger,
2 do Unc.I .yU5.'s urrant Jelly,
2 do 10 BlIchbe,v Jelly,
2 do % -is<'t. Pie fruits,
For sale by loo 23} ALLiS x HOWES.
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FEESH RAISINS sc.

FRESH KAISINS &c
NY Boxes bali ours iaisins;
( - 80 Packages Mackerel in bbs, halves, qrs
hitt. and half Lifts; 10 boxes Lemons;
de- q Forsale by NJ W. FOSTER.
lust Received per steamer Glencoe,
j 5 boxes Wesl India Preserves;
5 do assorted Pickle;
3 40 Pepper cahco;
Also, lew dozen Fresh HOLSTERS and Salmon, her
lee D NJ. w. LOSTER.
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TNOBACCO-Just received from Baltimore.
L 80 boxes lss'd brands Virginia Tobacco,
$4,000 do do Iiavanha oegars,
For sale by loo 23I ALLlS & LOWE
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REMOVAL.

x EWOV Z.
OLIVER LAOD, will remove MS stock of goods
~ 20 new lbree tory bics Oh Ndids ureet, in
abDu, Eel Glvs. where us OG customers are invited
CD IN him. seI 2S
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SARDTNES-Jus received from Boston pc
- Steamer Gladiator, 100 cans picked Lobsters
200 boxes Sardines, for sale by
oct % ALLIS & HOWES
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BANK DIVIDEND.
A CARD.

A CARD.
THE undersigned having purchased the interest
A. u s. T.. Johnson 70 the Livery Stable, tenders
III services % Tue pu.lic and soicis continuation
OF avors hi, stable l. 4 tn old stand on Vine
street, between the johnson House and the river,
where ne can i, all times be found, ready 10 wait
upon the public He intends KEEP good stock, and
his charges shall be in accordance with the times
oct LII JAMES WHITE
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TOhN CHANDLER, Attorney at Law ONO
j on st. between Main and Sycamore. aD 2
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COTTON YARNS AND BATTING.

10 bags 500 Cotton Yarn;
l6 do GOO do 10;
= do Carpet Chain;
Tales Cotton Batting;
Just -re,ged and for sale l1w for cash nv
nov Is JOHN ST. ANhLIN
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I AMES G. JONES, attorney at Law, Office 0
u First street. below Main ap2i tt.
I n Store aud tor sale so Dbl White Lime 10 gooy
l. order and Cheap ,
unel w FOSTER.
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DENTISTRY.

respectfully lnlOrni the
citizens OF Evansville and vicinity. t he i ,repar
ed 10 perform all operation per ching to pro-
tessOn of Dentistry.
ARTIFICIAL TEEIH.
However unfortunate iOly Lc III Tue 'ss OF heir
natural teeth We, ihei IL Iit eniif tremida-
Bile, fof they 1ow Je >'.Iii,d G)u go TO an en-
tile set o. an ncorrU Arae ,...j4iai eldItf with or
without ;.Itiicia guns. pc et,ly, adoyte md %
ranged Us 20 defy detectio'.
PLUGGING o. llLLING.
Particular attention =. Ill e.. d,inlnG 0ul hlling
teeth with Gold, SO a. to c,,u lc,oy lie pro-
gress Of decay, abd ,esro.e ,uc 10 iuauty and use
!ulness.
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MouRNING GOODS.

A FULL and very desirable assortment of Mour-
N ming dres' Goods, superfne Bomhazines, Silk
Warp, Alpacas, (some very fne) Alpaca Lustres
upertine black, plain and figured berreges, black
Lawns &c, now open and for sale low by
ap IS MORRIS. S. JOHNSON.
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PANrALooNs STUFF
COATINGS

COTTENADGS, Crotens, Tweeds, superine
~ black treUch Drap, cts, Drap de MEME, Lin
aud Union checks and stripes, with all the most
desrablestyes for sale low wholeol and retail by
apl5 MORRIS S. JOHNSON.
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OREGON TEXAS! CALIFORNIA!

" FISHING TO move to Of the above countries,
w offer for sale that wen known stand where
now reside, known Rogers WInn's x Roads, Is
miles Northwest Of Raleigh containing about 45O OF
Land, two thirds still in forest There comior
table Dwelling House, large and convenient Store House
large Gin house, Blacksmith shop, Post Office room
and other necessary outhouse good water and is one
among the handsonest situations in the county, high,
healthy, and desirable place to live at and no doubt
but as good acountry stand as any. Ct
also offer my plantation track 3 miles north, on
Neuse River and Big Lick creek containing 52 acres
about 400 bottom Land and about half of the
tract still in forest about half Of the bottom Land heav
y bered the balance well nclosed. This track, lying
in the bend of the River is truly rich and valuable ord
nary houses, good water. -..
Persons wishing to settle themselves permanently in
this country will do well to my lands before purchas
ing elsewhere; determined to leave this country
will sell the above lands cheap-no mistake Come and
see, if you want a bargain. '-.
\. .'a 70 ROR&6;ls IEFFREYS:
Wake, \. C., JnIy 26, is4s.l '716@4m.
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1T, c-~T~I.1, = PESCUD & JOHNSON, ,2A
APoTHECARIES AND DRUGGISTS
RALEIGH, N. c.,


~ HAVE by recent arrivals received large and vaiu-
able accessons to their stock of Foreign and Native
Drugs Chemicals Dye Stuffs, Paints, Oils Perfumery
Fancy ARTICLES, Instruments, Brushes &c. which they
are prepared to furnish Physicians Merchants and
public generally at reasonable profit They would in
v1te all who need articles, in their e come and e-
anime their stock and they feel confident that all those
who examine for themselves, will be pleased with the
quality and price of every article they offer for SALE Their
supply of pure Chenfcals and Pharmaceutical prepara-
ons were never more complete and every article of Med
icne &C. has been selected with special reference to its
purity. o -7-7-sta "a srlnlt{, .l1l.El 81 5aG
Below they enumerate few of the leading articles
uinine Caomel, Ipecac, Rhubarb, Jaap Cream Tartar
Sup Carb Soda, Sal Eratus, Rochelle Salts; Arrow
Root Aloes Asafetida, Epson and Glober Salts Cam
Phor Scotch Snuff, Mace. do. Backing Shoe Brushes,
Matches Madder Seilitz Powders, Soda do Blue Mass
Borax, Indigo No. l, Putty, Window Glass Copperas,
Blue Stone, Fig Blue, Prussan do, White Lead No. /
and 2, Fancy Soaps, Cologne Water Florida do Hair
Brushes, Tooth do. Turmeric, Shaving do, Redwood,
Logwood, Oil ViriOl Lnseed Oil, Tam. do Castor do,
Copa Varnsh Japan do Leather do, Spts. Turpentne,
Olive OIL Ink, blue and black, Mustard Oil Lemon Nut
megs, Mace, Cloves, Allspice Ginger, Pepper Pearl
Barley, &C.. &c. - - z.f~ r-t To .-sse- - 90
March 20, 1S4s. .... '.at-a e... .... dis.
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DEATH OF MISSIONARIES. FEWe learn, with pain
full SURPRISE" says the Christian Chronicle, IS the
sudden death of DR.. j. Sexton James and Mrs. James,
missionaries of the Southern Baptist Board in China.
The sad intelligence reached the family of DR.. James,
in this city, on Monday. 1t appears that, subse
quent to their arrival at Hong Kong, they went, on
the invitation of Captain Lockwood, of the ship Val
paraiso, to pay visit to Canton. On their return
in schooner they struck with squall, on the
18th April, when about hundred miles from Hong
Kong. The schooner was upset, and Dr.. and Mrs.
James, with several others, were drowned. The ac-
counts which have been received are so brief that
the family and friends of the deceased left in
great suspense. The tidings in letter direct
ed to mercantile house in this city, 1t is to be
hoped that the steamer from England will bring
letter from Mr. Dean for the afflicted parents and
families. The steamer will be in before our next
paper is issued, and shall hope to be able pre-
sent the particulars of this hearrending calamity"
Biblical Recorder.
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THE APATHY OF THE WHles We begin to fear
that the nomination of Gen. Taylor by tie PAiLadeL
phia Convention tUiH do him harm. hE1u good
The Whigs,n this city at least, settling down in
state of inactivity, trusting to the invariable good
fortune of Old Zack, and to the division among the
Democrats for success while the great body of the
original Independent Taylor men beginning feel
as if they had nothing to do in the matter since the
adoption Of their candidate by the Wing party. We
friends to beware Of the fatal security of
victory to James K Polk through the active and nm
firing energy of his friends. It If the Tkisa
soiR ,Oork unless money at stake and the passage
of the law against betting has greatly diminished
their interest in the election. y ''' t'H.' -"
= = " -. = -. Ne.u York Mirror.s- l1ay1or U1,g =
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RIDGEWAYF FOR SALE.

NIISHING to move to the West, offer for sale
w the above well-known stand for Public House,
on the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road the County of
Warren, North Carolina.
The tract contains about eight hundred acres one
fourth of which is still in forest the balance well enclosed
and divided into three shifts, all we'll watered. ..
The mail train passes each way every day, and there
is line of Hacks running tri-weekly from this place
to Halifax Court House, Va, passing through Clarks-
vile. There is second line of Hacks branching from
this at Lynesve to Boydton, Va accommodating good
deal of travel besides the travel by private conveyance
Persons wishing purchase will call, feel disposed
sell in time leave the ensuing fall; the crop and
stock can be obtained at fair valuation. We have
Academy in successful operation in less than half mile
from the dwelling under the of Mr.. w. G. Doub,
graduate of Randolph Macon College, who has been
teaching successfully for five years Address Rdgeway,
Warren County, N. G.. tr JOHN DAILY.
April 5th, 1S4s. 81 p -. a. L't.1.. 7OO-tf
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-08-02

The case of the claim of Massachusetts on the Gen
eral Government for expenses incurred in eduippng
and sustaining her militia during the last war With
Britain, affords very strong illustration Of our idel-
ble national antipathy to moral treachery spch as
marked the Of the opposition during thefeeent
war with Mexico. While the claim of every other
that still fingers in the halls Of Congress- where 1t
is destined to remain SO long as the memory of the
conduct Of Massachusetts in the glorious struggle Of
1912 remains with the Representatives of the people.
just now, her Senators and Representatives are max
ing desperate effort to get their bill through. 1t
will prove fruitless, as heretofore. " 2. Syn.
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Notice.

IHNHAT on Wednesday the 26th day Of October last,
L was taken up and committed to Jail in Currituck
County, N. Ca negro man who had been passing as
free negro the of Jno Johnston Since his COM
initial he says his is Isaac; that he is slaves that
he belongs gentleman by the name of George Spars,
who resided at the time of his eloPement (Which has
b ertford County, NJ C. Isaac is of middle size, dark
complexion has old look says he is between twenty
FIVE and thirty years old. The owner is requested to
come forward prove title pay expenses, and take him
away, or he will be dealt with as the law directs
,, ~; ~. =. - 81, ,.. B. t. SIMMONS, Jailor.
u Nov. Is, lS47. .-..t5 off .,; ....:,.,r. 66l-tf
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-08-02
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
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TNHE Proprietor of this Establishment being unable
Tor want of room, to accommodate all that visited
heathu place of resort at the last season. has since
that time greatly enlarged and improved his buildings,
and is prepared to accommodate much larger
ber No trouble expense will be spared to make his
patrons comfortable and satisfied. The medicinal pro-
peres OF the water have been tested and although not
sufficient to all the ills of which the human flesh
is heir to- well adapted to the cure of Dyspepsia
Liver Complaints Diseases of the Skin &c. satisfactory
evidence of which be easily obtained from persons
living in the neighborhood of the Springs. --s q. =,
Persons travelling the Raleigh and Castor Rail
Road will always find HACK ready for their accommo-
daton at Henderson, and also at the Warrenton Depot
The Proprietor has good supply of IcE His charges