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YEvHE PUBLIC PRINTING.-The

yEyHE PUBLIC PR1NTING.-The
Il Public Printing of Congress has been SO wreichedy
executed and so greatly delayed, that all parties demand
areform Our National Printing which should be in Keep
Ing with the character OF our country 10 disgrace to the
profession This comes romthe miserable "aacnoneer'
ing system adopted by Congress- by which incompetent
and unworthy men have succeeded securing The printing
OF Die public documents
rhe Subscribers at their extensive STEAM JOB PRINT
INC ESTABLISHMENT, in the TRIBUNE BUILD.
lN6s guarantee 10 do all BLiC PRINTING intrusted
their care IN THE BEST OF THE ART at ne time
apeonted and al the reasonable rates Thertacies
br doing ALL KINDS OF PRINTING-plain, fancy and
il coors are unsurpassed. By the aid of STEAM
PRESSES, NEW TYPE, and competent assistants in
scy department, they confident that every customer
WI be fully satisfied with the work delivered 10 him
READERS OF THE TRIBUNE requiring Printing OF
ivy Kind, rom Gard TO a Book are invited to call
~ CIVIL AND COURTEOUS TREATMENT TO CUSTOMERS
a05tl BAKER, GOODWIN K CO. Printers,
Tribune Buildings third story, entrance SpTucesl
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COPPER MINE SPECULATION

A NUPPEk MIND SFEUUL La ION.-
" am the PROPRIETOR of One Undivided Half or
several COPPER MINES in Connecticut, which are yet
but partially developed but which examined Tor me
lege and received most favorable report from hip aud
subsequently from Professor TAYLOR Of Philadelphia
These Reports be Good Judges OF Copper Mines
believe thai HUNDREDS THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS can be
realized here and Judging from the results ofohe Mines
OF that region conceded with this belief and purchased
accordingly.
Books already prepared TO be opened for subscription
stock, but being continually engaged In other occupa
lions am unable attend This, and am, therefore, will
ing dispose Of onehaf Of all my interests IN said mines
and lands there having been large amounts expended by
NE In the purchase ofhe land and sinking shafts in Of
the mines. Full particulars may be obtained from my coun
sci, CHARLES T. CROMWELL, ESQ 68 Walst n 7. .
do Z. T. BARNUM.
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AND BOARD.

INSTRUCTION AND BOARD.-A
n Gentleman and his Wife OF great experience in Teach
ing The and higher glish Branches with the LIST
In Greek AID French-wish BOARD for which they VIII
give Instruction location in the Fifteenth " ard
Is desired. Address O S Tribune Office 90 Il
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AGENTS AND
FINANCIAL.

NOTICE.-NOTICE Is HEREBY gi-
yenha the interest due list January 1880 in NewYor
City e the Income $50 Railroad Bondssissued by The Co,
lumhus and Lake Erie Railroad Company in the state OF
Ohio viii be paid TO the holder on presentation thereof,
when due al The Office OF EDWARD HOOKER, 80 Wall.
dl22w A. j. SMITH, Trustee &c.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


nTJCE
. i ACLS'
y OF Medic. ..1e.-The
low j. published annu-
Laws.
Lows.
Lee, J c.
Lee, Thos. D.
Leo Wolfe, Geo.
Leo Wolf Morne
Lewis, ". c.
Linsly, Jared
Ludlow, E. 6.
Lyon, Jas. L.
McClelland, John
McReady, B. w.
MecCisury, J.
Macfarlan, Ebr.
IA 80 ,'t "a W. L.
Hauiey' = ae' u
Markoe, Thomas NJ.
martin, : ossp4
niaHW9li, w. ~;
M nl. eicsiig, JOIN % l.
"a !liet, Joon l.
hiilier' JQhn r,,a.s
Hhier' W m, = hesoh
niher, w imam
Miner, W "a. w.
minor, J 10.
Mitchell, Chaaucey L
Moore, S.W.
Moran, Thomas
Morris, Richard l.
Moses, Israel
Mott, Valentine
Nelson, John
Nichols. Elias s.
Nichols. II. W.
Ogden. Benjamin
Ogden, John D.
Parker, Willard
Parkinson, w B.
Paul, Jas, C.
Pencil. Richard
Pentz, Elias j.
Perry, Jos. S.
Peters, Geo. A.
Phelps, Jas. L.
Phillips, S. B.
PJbd, jas. o.
Post. Alfred C.
Power, VIM.
Powers, II. w.
Proudfoot, J..
Purdy, Alfred s.
Purdy, s A
Purple, s. S.
Putnam, r. A.
Ranney, E. W.
Reese, David N.
Roberts. VIM. G..
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NOTICE.-The holders of SCRIP of
l Y the ATLANTIC GRANITE COMPANY arc request
ed TO attend meeting to be held the store OF Stephen
H. Wakelran Trustee, q Cortland-st MONDAY, the
10th day of December. 1850, Mt o'clock, 7. Nj
1t is hoped the attendance viii 30 general rs plan ID on
foot TO 90 into operation an early day
W. . - HENRY GOODRICH, Secretary.
Ne,vyo Dec 4 1856 d5 2yyst
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MFRS. GROVES NEW NOVEL

NH RS. CKU " E 5 NEW NOV Ed
lFE NOW READY.-LIGHT AND DARKNESS OR,
MYSTERIES OF LIFE. BY Catherine Grove, author Of
Susan Hopley, The Night Side OF Nature, &C. Price
50 cents,
We know of no closely resembling the charactests
of Dr. Warrens Diary OF Late Phy,cian than Light AID
Darkness Tie Pcares-al of them startling but iathfuafe
mastery conception and II IS respect
striking 6ook-graphc indeed ntensebut perfect harmony with
the natural AID The Monks story worthy the of
Lewis Monk Lewis" " The Brides Joufnsy itself gam.
The er sode Cheauisa Wedding Day has
peer til. recollection The fair authorizes
NAV indeed claim successful production Examiner
STRINGER TOWNSEND, ~ Broadway,
dI4 p corner Annst
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WANTED AGENTS. 5000 to
W 81 200 year can be made in selling the Family
Manual al l28 Nassarst secoud floor Address postpaid
the American Family Publication Establishment New
York dc I'm
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r95- The second Subscription Meeting of the
M0NpAY Evening, the 10Th Of Dec after which day. The
Entrance Fee will be increased pursuant TO Rule II FER
s esdag at Room 05 d ST. from to
o'clock the said 10th Of Dec and continue SO to do on
future pay days The industrious should look TO this The
monthly payments are 81 50per share OF $500 ga ~
10 National Academy of Design.-The Antique
SCnoo Will be open for Ladies every Tuesday THURSDAY
md Saturday at NJ commencing on Tuesday 4eX .he
l7ihinst VIZ -
BY the Temples Of Honor Of New-Yofk and vicinity,
viii be held IN Triper Hall, Broadway opposite Bond
Rev W X Stopford, Of New.York Rev. B. Wakely, Of
Newark, N j. and John B. Cough Appropriate music by
Obtained Of W H. Dikemau, 2O8 Elizabelh.st; o. Camp,
$50 Broome-st; John Wilcox 1877 Esthav; E. Mercer
Duane or 20 BeeckeTss R. Bu 50 piaIt srga g;
Cady, Office of Cadet, SpruceSt r. J. BIognaro OTSaH
ians6uTeb James Gops Montgomery, Washing;
ions Jersey City Alexander oAmpoe 90 d 5 @ an
the evening the meeting Doors open al q oG1oCH'
Exercises commence at q o'clock byofoei o S
mtec. -
70 Ne,y-Englnnd society in NeNy-N ork.-The
Society viii hold Annual Meeting for the transaction Of
Business and for Tie Election OF Officers for the ensuing
Aston House. BY order q the President
dii t23D EPHM, KINGSBURY, Secretary
gSp- DIR, Lutener's Ear Infirnary, 2. Warren.
st near Broadway open rom III oE Us e fSo s
and al unpleasant noises IN the bead cured IN hoIi
time, without Tlsk or pam Consultauon ee 81 oY ietol
or otherwise. Unpaid letters refused.
TESTIM ONIALS.
Ny thanks publicly tender 10 DE- LuTENER, AurlsI
q Wsren.s for the surprising cure be nus performed on
me Twas for four years troubled with deafness IN ons OF
my ears accompanied with dsagTeesble discharge from
the external ear and tried the FIRST physicians In ms cry
Philadelphia Baltimore Cincinnati and New-Oreans win.
out the least benefit and cured by the aboyenameo gen.
"o'''-- - ~- '-N-' j. DOLBEER, 81 Bayard-st
JOHN GLOVER, Jr builder, Frankin-ayenu BROOK;
yn was cured deafness and discharges from me external
Ear of ~ years standing NJ,
Miss ADELAIDE BROWN, daughter OF Capt VIM
Brown Bay State steamer Fall River, wascured very
dlsagreeabe discharges and her hearing very conSloeao
benefited.
FRANCIS LOUIS Prospect Hill, Brooklyn, was IS deal
&c a poet and cured in one week,
VIM WOOD, son OF Solomon C. Wood, Goshen, Orange
County was cured OF Deafness. accompanied Win dls-
charges rom the external Ear OF 1t years standing II SIX
weeks. ,,. N
Deafness attended with Scrofula until Dr.. LuIENEhs
treatment was discovered Numerous other testimonials 10
be aeen at his ONCE y Warren-st. nj I'm
gY- LIQUID Hair Dye, improved so as TO color me
BAR or hskers the moment 10 applied without me
injury entirely from unpleasant odo and can %
wnEhed with the strongest soap Immediately IS appea'
without waiting dry For sale applied al BATSlE--
ep,e W. FACTORY { Wall-si rnyl5 TuTh&SstR
Ord wv. RedfeId, PhysiognonistA Bsrcay-st ni9lm
~
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A S Coon Cook, fine Washer and lroner,
1Abya respectable Young Woman, she would do
general housework in small private family This best of
civ reference if required Call her last employers %
BIeecker-st. Dill liz
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~ Eew-Yor1 Academy of hedi";1.ae.-The
following regaer of Resident Fellow published
ally, in accordance WIN the BY Laws.
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REIIGiOUS NOTICES.

"a The "Dissectors'' Oissectcd-Tie Jcsaits
and Iesuitihm OF Protehtanusm. An ing4Iual
Inc relative merits ofPfoIedtantsn ana CatnF
helm Tts fret Of series Of Lectures upon tns subect
iii he delivered TO MORROW ENbNl No al u GciocR,
Al he Ha 458 Broew way corner OF Grands' by 'Toesr
tnt liuera Admission for eenle.h ian ard ladies', }s
Tte free and appropriated pubic are respectfully invited
10 8uend. dl4 lt'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14

~ Chrisiian observation-disclosures L. BISHOP
is 10 preach TOMORROW Sunday AFTERNOON at
Socock, in the Constitution Hall $50 Broadway between
Bond and Beeckcr Subject" srsels Restoration,
One Thousand Years OF Peace &c. The pubc enyited
Seats free No service in the evening. Ola II
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Dr,I.W. RedfeId, Physognomsttl Barclay-st ni9 I'm

nENTlsTRY.- REMOVAL DEs.
kDBTAISDELL Dentists have removed TO s. franklin.
u where they are prepared perform every operation IN
their profession the 9ghes; style OF the art 5 A .n1 snd
win such perecines that they cannot be detected as sr
seal and HAY be worn with perfect well as made
useful for mastication and articulation ., 49,,
Teeth filed, cle6nsed. regulated sAd extracted WIN 'ue
creates, care and in the best manner "a
heath consequent upon lost or decSyed teeth sn2ld
,ndirp avery one to avail themselves OF this art Drs
BIAISDELI have determined put theiT prices SO low
Thai no one need deprive themselves OF these apndases
10 good health. al =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14

EOUND--On Wednesday. in Blocker
a :, PURSE, with SMALL SUN OF MONEY. In
Quire at No. y GFove-st dii IL
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TFOLDEN,s MAGAHINE.-The Jan
Z 1ary number ready or delivery Is one tsrea
variety and Interest containing ar'lc.es from the best

uary number Is ready FOR delivery Is one Of srea
variety and interest containing aT'ic.es from the best
writers OF The c0untry,
Folien's enters or Its IN vodInle with his number
Tue purpose Of he Editors 10 furnish magazine b SO
small price within he reach on the hgmoiesL ana
so exec an s. 10 e priced by the most intelligent
shall be mentally nygCiaung enfghtening, inspiring ana
and earnest spirit shall be taken The homes and 20 Ge
hesrs OF the American People-welconed Tor Us ,iye'
ress remembered Tor - Instruction. and cheshe tor us
rsnal sentiment They sincere satisfaction IN
Knowing that by The carving out OF their purpose AnericSn
genius fostered and that already Holders has had The
privilege Of introducing the favorable regard OF tie couH
ifv several authors Of rare ability
Re- Henry Giles the distinguished lecturer sud essay
isl; the avoriIe aHLhoress OF Susy Us Diary Misc VI
NJ Chase; the Misses Carey Caroline Gheseoro. j. 1
Headley; Prof Alden Or. Dewey r. Saunders MQl'
chinook Stoidard and others OF the best writers are us
contributors
pieces, btu, tasteful sketches OF American and European
scenery; and portraits Of The leading men OF the age.
Biography. Literary Reviews and the Fine Arts VII re-
ceiye special attention Erasms Stephen viii furnish let
ters from Europe Tie series OF Uses and Abuses Will
be continued ami also the Pplpit Portraits.
" LIS Mss4us OF h-athy tone and generous Sea' NJ pro
sgI sEd Instructive ts matter. shows VII a.
VEL as wisdom ard 7i;h veil pracpls L Is one OF
The readable ABafi1ssalys veconie with - SsJetss
and sraees and mas soa@,hcg apted to every vary ns mood
New YORK Tribune
" Is extraordinary tsapEess induces the that CT
low tone and Hteror quality ere work aaorny
elsi and spanking among aey noahhe the cour
Morn, & WINS Home journal
The terms are 81 yeaT, In advance single copies 10 cts.
FOWLER * DIETZ 20 Nasssu-sr
For sale by DEWITT K DAVENPORT, Tribune Build
irgs, ard a. the other principal 6ep6ts.
70 Carriers wanted to estabsh routes through several
Wards OF the city. dl4Sdseod
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a S Cook, OF to do Housework, by a
IAWidow Woman, in some respectable family, where
she can have her child boy years Old with her Call
al l04 Broome-st. in the rear dli III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14

~ Rev. N. Il. Baldwin will deliver sermon
upon TEMPERANCE, by request of the Tenth Ward
Christian Temperance Society in the Westinghouse of the
Bethesda Baptist Church. in Chrysties Delaney,
TOMORROW EVE. at O'clock. Services in the morn
Ing lOt O'Clock, in the afternoon at O'clock did lt*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14

TO a Discourse will be delivered in the Spring
Presby terrain Church Tomorrow SUNDAY Evening by
the Pastor, Rev. Dr. CAMrBELI. Subject" Youthful
Pety connected witha Happy Old Age" Services to
commence at u o'clock. dit IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14

= ENEAL
~ New York Acuf
lowing ,eglaer of Resi5eI
J, in accordance WIN the
RESIDENT
Abbot. Norman
Adams, John g.
Andersen, James
Andrews, J NJ
Ashbum, Robert A.
Aytes, Daniel, Jr
BB'tels, o. S.
Batchelder, J. P.
Bay, John w.
BeadIe, Edward l..
Besles. J, C.
Beck, John B.
Bedford, Cunning 5.
Berger, Francis E,
Brakeman, w n.
Bliss, James c.
B1eynn, J. P.
Blois, Samuel
Bogert, Cor. r.
Bogert, S. V. r
Bolton, jackson
Booraem, Aug. c.
Borrowe, J H.
Bowen, William
Boyd, Thomas
Brady, Patrick J.
Brown, VIM. n.
Bruening hansen, Cha5.
Buck, GurdOn, Jr
Buel, William P.
Bullus. Edward
Buckley, II. ..
Burke, WIN. c.
Burill, James
Busted, John
Cameron, James
Campbell, James
Campbell, N. L.
CarteI, j, S.
Garter, Galen
Chalmers, Thos. c.
Chaplin, Edward r
Chaplin, Jno. r.
Cheesman, Jno. C.
Childs, S. Russell
Clarkson, C. V.
Clements, j. w. q.
Clinton, Alex
Cock, Thomas
Cock. Thomas +.
Collins, c. 7.
Cooper, James S.
COvel, JnO. c.
80, - T,ii, -;
C Iano' : ~ ~, ."
Cullen, w. j.
Davis. John
D De,anoiS' w ~ " d
D RS 1'.s u W. o,or,
D Dos, a'' H itOUoit c
ny Erak nS' P h,ou, =
D rqne, W. WI 'ii Henr
49,, uGiJ w., "
Po ,Is ~ Wro ~ r.
Earie pI,n ~, ~
Edpor n
Enc, Ang n
EIiie san,,e1
Fnos Dewitt
Eoro1lsnn Ino r.
Eer1;s Fioyd r.
Ferr; iS' f.ynSa r
Fisk i.vInan
VIZ i.mas
Fnrree,er las r
Ros,ep IoeI
Foster s Conant
Francis John ",
rrnnl,I;n Tboe NJ
Gardner AngK
0arrish. Iohn p.
Genr Se,b r.
Sosaia;d, a r,hon,,
SGsCiIeiut, An''i n,
Uilberl, James L.
ON, Charles X.
Clifford, Jacob L
Gilman, G. X.
Gray, II. NJ.
Gray, f. c,
Green, David
Green, Horace
Greene, Isaac
Gnscom, jno. H.
Guernsey, Peter b
EUDn. a N
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a YOU'VE LADY wants a situation in
IA respectable family as Preparatory Cioverness
Companion elderly Lady Apply from to at 1858
Bowery. for three days. dlo oteod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14

~ Scudder Foreign Missionary Society,"
Tie Sixth Anniversary OF this Society VIII be celebrated
IN The Carmine Presbyterian Church TOMORROW
Sunday EVENING, when the Annual Report will be
presented and Addresses delivered by Rev Dr. SKINNER
and Rev D. B. Coz. Services commence att O'Clock II
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a Grand Tempernnco .Demonstration

~ Ne,y-Englnnd Society in New-N ork.-IRe
society," Viii hold lis Annual Meeting for the transaction Of
business and for Tie Election Of Officers for the ensuing
year on MONDAY the 25d inst al Il clock, noon al the
Aston House BY order OF the President
ali tISD EPHM. kINGSBURY, Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14

School Missionary Association connected with the
Pearl.st Church. win be held in the Church. Broad
way TOMORROW Sunday EVENING, 18th inst, com
Reneing O'Clock, Rev K s. SToRRs Jr., viii address
he eling. Mr. SToRRs Will also preach in the
place at O'clock, ?. NJ. ola 1T
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14

TOHN H. ALDRICH, Carpet Ware
AZ house 40 Pearlst Newly ork Agent for Rice SAND
sons celebrated Floor Oh Clohs Carpets and al articles
connected with the trade always for sSle 81 MannlaenrerS
Pricea Oily [ilskaIo&SA's
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WANT PLACES.

"a S GENERAL. HoUsEarAIp in u private
family. by respectable Young Woman; she IL good
Cook rsrale Washer and roner Call al 539 Eighh-st
Can be seen for Two DAYS dli II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14

a S WAITRESS, an active, intelligent Girl
fAwho understands her business She has The beat OF
from her last place as well as her present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14

gY- LIQUID Hair Dye, improved so as TO color me
Bsir or Whiskes the momeutit 10 applied without he easI
INJURY entirely from unpleasant odoT and can %
wREhed with the strongest soap Immediately Is aPpa'
without waiting 10 dry For sale applied, al BATeHE-
cas- Wig Factory, Wall-si mylo Au4A&oStN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14

VENO LAWYERS.-Wh Whoever has room
Il in Law Office in Wast may hear Of Il coenant by
addressing Z. D. A. at The Tribune Office dies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14

g9- DIR. Lutener's Ear IuiirInary q Warren
st. near Broadway, open from till s. for the exclusive
treatment OF diseases deafness Discharges from the
ear and al unpleasant noises IN the head cured IN short
time without risk pain Consultation fee ST. by letter
or otherwise Unpaid letters refused
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14

"a I OIl I EIC w AIN I LD-IU a w UUIt-
i "a sale Dry Goods House. None need apply, unless he
well qualified and fully understands packing dry goods
Must bring unexceptonable recommendations ability
and character Address Box 242 P. o. with real
and references. do lws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14

" Rev. Morgan j. Rhces will deliver the
Annual Sermon before the Young Mems Mission Society
IN the slantonst Baptist Church, on SUNDAY AFTER
NOON 4, s o'clock The Eighth Anniversary of the SO
cely VIII he held in the evening, O'Clock The Annua
Report Will be read and the meeting addressed by Rev
FLETCHER and Rev. u. H. MILLER Ola lt@
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WANTED.

AZ ANIED-At lii Nas8au-st. (base-
n3enll-EmpioynentIs speediy obtained for Clerks,
Statesmen Poriers Schooeachers Bar keepers Waters
Coschmen, Boys learn respectable trades Rules and
Regulators seen In the Office which strictly OBJ
teryed Employers fee per year Applicants enclosing
81 free OF postage, stating The description OF employment
required, be suited rdl4 II THOs SPHINX, Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14

DOOM AND BEDROOM.-To let at
n elS4 Futon-s opposite st Pauls Churchyard, VERY
pleasant Room and Bedroom small family without
children TO single Gentlemen for Lodging Rooms Ap'
ply in the store. Ola liz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14

DOARD.-A Gentleman and his Family
Bnay be pleasantly accommodated in private family
will every comfort desirable 10 make an agreeable home
Apply i4l Wooster-st; stage route dis
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1850-10-05
WARNING TO LAD
MARRIED AGAINST HIS WILL.

Sir Walter Scott used to relate the fol-
lowing curious anecdote:-
''My cousin Watty,' said he, .swas a
midshipman, some forty years ago in ship
at Portsmouth; he and two other compan-
ions had gone on shore, and had overstaid
their leave, spent all their money, and run
up an immense bill at tavern on the
Point. The ship made the signal for sail
ing, but their landlady said
''No, gentlemen, you shall not escape
without paying your reckonage;' and she
accompanied her words by appropriate ac-
tions, and placed them under the tender
keeping of sufficient party Of bailiffs.
s'rhey felt that they were in a scrape,
aud petitioned very hard to be released.
''No, no. said Mrs Quickly, 81 must be
satisfied some way or t'other; you must be
we'll aware, gentlemen. that you will be
totally ruined if you don't get on board IN
time"
''rhey made long faces, and confessed
that it vas true.
''WelI,' said she ''I'll give you one
chance. am 50 circumstanced here that
| cannot carry on business as single NO.
man. and l must contrive somehow to have
a husband-or. at all events. l must be
able to produce a marriage certificate; and,
tuCiCsOiC, tuC VII SOIuS Ou "HaNu VI SttoiI
all three have leave to go on board to NOR
row, is, that one of you consent to marry
me. Idont care snap:which it is; but by
all that is good, one Of you Ill have, or
else all three go to Jail, and your ship sails
without you"
''Ihe viraso was not to be pacitied. and
the poor youths, left to themse Ives: agreed
after long time to draw lots, and it happ-
ehed to fall on my cousin. No time was
lost, and OF they marched to church. and
my poor relative was forthwith splicet.
The bride, on returning, gave them good
substantial dinner, and several bottles of
wine apiece, and. having tumble2 them into
a wherry, sent them of. The ship sailed,
and the young men relisiously adhered to
the oath Of secrecy they had made, pre-
vious to drawing lots.
ssThe bride, l should have said. merely Y
wanted to be married. and was the 6rst to
propose an eternal separation.
Some months after. at Jamaica, a file OF
papers reached the midshipman's berth,
and Watty, was observed to be looking
over them careless!y reading an account
Of a robbery and murder at Portsmouth,
suddenly jumped III his ecstasy. forgot his
obligation ofsecrecy, and cried out
"'rhank heaven, my wife is hanged"
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1850-10-05
EQUITY SALE.

Will be sold at the Court House door in the
Town of Fayetteville, a credit of 12, IS, and
24 months, on Monday the 11thday of November
next, valuable Plantation about four miles
north of Fayetteville, the west side of the
Cape Fear River, late the property of Hugh
Campbell, decd, known Pine Park.-Said
tract contains about 500 acres, considerable
portion of which is low lands, the remainder
heavily tmbered with Pine.
ARCH'D A. T. SMITH,
Sept FL. 6O4-3t Clerk & Master.
Also at the same time and place, will be sold
a tract of land Of Is acres, on both sides Of the
Plank Road, two miles from Fayetteville.
Terms at sale.
A A. T. SMITH, c. s. NJ. E.