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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RATIE0.1
EXPRESS FREIGHT can H.

VIRGINIA CENTRAL HAJIE0.x
EXPRESS FREIGHT can.
IN AMI after Wednesday, the I5,b n.
- Der, Freight Car arranged tor the M, a..
will run with Inc Mail ra!o daily SUNDAY 80 p7'
ed tor the more speedy Transportation -,
Butter, fresh MeAts, and o.aer perisbsaI Vi q &
and packages 81 merchandise DC I.---' =,
special Agent Will accor1pary tFa r,,...
70 TEE receipt and Ce.iverT Ct articles a, the
d9pp''- IA srncss must BE put ~ s=c.-.,,. ~.
taeir w-.gat and destination rnaf<s q .-eI.1, = %
% - p'aJ3 ore tae arrival e tue train al .r
pots IN til county a. RI" e
Articles 20 De transported from the pte,---.
depot, mlst oa sent tacTe between "A 5. -.
N acc mi an!eh BIZ two tickets ssa1ng r. a..
p ace they are 10 Be u, ~ u 4. II and -
the articles reca.TcI correspond wiz -. .- 3.
0 WA Ue s'Srtd BY the l., ii, t.. Tn de-
Gei"5.ed to tie person bringing the 49,
the otGar Tetaireb By the Agent ..
An Agent vii 10 in attendance =. In, gi..,.-
depot from 4 N I'll! Z T 81, for the 4.ifyr,-. 81
tIcles brought b the Ex2rass Cars - o.
The freight on all articles must be mai .
vance ana 10 aEuc.9 viii b. taken i25 an
out. -- d.
TABLE Or RATES.
Trunks, Boxes and PacI1ge.
single packages, not exceeding i've q IN 4.
IN weight Tor al dIstsrces e.---.
Packages Weighing over I'VE pounds 49,
less III AZ fifty pounds for ali distance. RI .
PacS"s'' over mtg pounds aad iess ,bq1
49, P''t@-'t-s-
Articles axceed.uK l0D p-uuds ia ar.g5,
5et8een hicamond and LOUISA 2c-
1.O poun0s .---.----.........
Richmond and Cord nsyi.ie per 100 lbs 81
do heechuU.'s River 90 DO q e
Butter, Lard, dressed Fowls and Fre.,.
meats.
- cents per 100 pounds for all d.,sa-cas. ,-
charge to 5a less than I2H cents
Fruits and Vegetables.
=. 017"7''--- > e.. .,
Oysters-By special arrangement
Z. H.GILL,
de I0-3awts Stunt Trsrs,rr,I..'
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A FAMILY uOkSE,-I maze Tor sale a
IA young Ray aorse, 8 years old nazt spring. We
~ large aud Still growing, Is good saddle horse,
and works well anywhere in single CT double har
ness; perfectly gentle aud has no tricks Any per.
son aantiCy a family horse that BOY can drI7e,
has ROW rare opportunity. He would suit doe
pr admirably, as he il accustomed to standing any.
where without tleing. For one possessing In4sy
desirable Qualities he will oe sold very low.
NM. WALSH, No. 49, his;a street
Also t0- .als. Furniture wagon very cheap.
DE- Ia
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fETER ~ LEFTWiCs., General Coming
- sion Merchants, Office TWO doors below the
Columbian Hot !, Cary stEac+, viii astend to the
ssies o: every description ot ctuutry produce, the
airing out oI pegross, and al other business en.
trusted 10 their Iheg are sso prepared 70
d. arge am un. Of storage on he Dock, upon
tae most accommodating i"Tms IheT pledge heir
most rigid attention Ia all coasisRments made to
N II, and s., oihe. 5u-.ness entrusted h their care
SAMUEL II. JEfER
Dc 9-l2t EDWARD ~ LFFTNICu
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nRIYATE pRACTiCE.-Dr PLrM


4 NREAT BA KEA1Ns IN DRY tSVODs,
" AT WH. J, SWORDS, 225 BROAD ST.
Having fully determined to discontinue the Dry
Goods business, will from this day commence sell
ug off my entire stock of Dry Goods, at and under
cost for cash. The public generally invited 20
call soon, as every article will De sod without re-
serve, and all Goods remaining on hand will be
sold out at auction.
have laIge. assortment of new Dress Goods
Shawls, Hosiery. Gloves Fisnnels, Sc &c. all OF
which will De sold at We = Great Bargains, at
w, j. SWORDS
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sHDUPEkS WAATE3.--i wish 10 hlre tor
u the ensuing year, - or 50 good Coopers, 70
work in this city, tor whom vii pay Si50, and
for Extra or dght workmcn higher price will De
paid quarterly If ussired. Persons having such 70
hire, viii! please address me here or apply at nv
shop on ih7 Virginia Contra! Railroad, near the
Depot or TO Messrs Bradley d Brother, No Fl Main
street,
20 cents per barrel VII e. paid for al extra work
GO2j-tlja- WILLIAM T. HORD.
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CEDAR TAE-Co,sumption Cured

# IDA Z TAE-Co.sumpiiOn Uured,-
u The most suacasstGl remedy now in use for the
cure of iS,~t Consumption, Bronchitis Asthma
Coughs, Sore Throat. diseases Of the Liver and
Kidneys Kings Evil, Tetttt Dyspepsia, &c, pre-.
pared oy Mrs B. B. Norris, 343 Baltimore street,
Baltimore.
fi35. B. p. NoRRIs-Dear MADAM? For ssvaga!
years have been afflicted with frequent hemOr-
rhages Of the lungs, attended with painful cough
itri3d various remedies, and had the best nedca
advice, but without relief Until tried your Cedar
Tar, which has entirely cured ne.
Yours respectfully, GEORGE PARKS,
III Saratoga street, Baltimore, ND.
October Sd, 1852.
Can and get Pamphlets containing certificates.
"a Beware of counterfeits. The genuine ar.i
Gle s for sale by
HORTON KEACH, 81 Main street,
Sole 4 gent for Richmond, and
no 9 General AGENT for Eastern NIroir;a
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d. 9-casts SuyeIfne Letter and Cap
i Paper, just from the nlii.s and for sale low IN
quantities from enc qu!ra 70 2ne hundred reauls.
WEST i BROTHER,
De 10 > and 3 f,xclafpa
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JANUARY uDDEE, ie53.-J. W. Ran.
- dolph mas received Dee. A.
Wonan'S Record; Oh sketches of all t;st:ng.i, aad
women from me 0egicGins - 1870, ~ Ma ! J.
Hale, 22J portraits-35
The Ocean Born; taie Of tas Seas y :. a. God.
lnan-=5c
Wade Warren; a ta's oC CircamsLsa.;4. L7i,
dence, 10y E. Bennett-25c
Zingra the Gjp,ey, by a. NJ. Ma5rd-51c
specimen uumbGr Of GGdey's Ladys ok for
January. 1883 H0Ws the time 10 subscribe
ny Royel; or, Varieties in Eng, ish Life, By Sir
f buiwey iy;tou. Part l-37s de II
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'sNHE PLANTATION EED0kA is pronounc
ed by all who have used it 10 De inii pens 40! lie
TO oil iudicious Farmers. II ia published and for
sale by J. w RANDOLPH
de3 Aud all other Book sellers
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N0tice.-Those Indebted to will please
make immediate payment, as all accounts of long
standing must, by the lst of January, be pu, into
other hands for collection
de 6 WIS
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Respectfully, yours,

Manufactured by DC VAL, NJ d, King WI Ham
II, Va, to whom all orders should be addressed Price
90 10 cents and 81 per bottle
For sale in Richmond, Va, by Purcell, Ladd l. Co
wholesale agents and b. Thomas Mccarthy J Blair
Bodeker, and VIM Ladd; IN Baltimore by CANDY
Hatch IN Portsmouth By Gariick l. Gseathrney and
by Druggists generally. au6-Stawts
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4 LII NALL E5DI@.--L. p. TAILOR. 9Th
II street, between Grace and Franklin-My
Scncol being exclusively for beginners, give spe-
cial attention 10 Reading, Correct Enunciation
Grammar and Spelling; a.5o TO Geography, Map
Drawing. Arithmetic al History. Specimen Of
my boys composition and writing, may be always
seen nj the Dispatch office. My RuIe is peremp
tory, but as gentle possible. oc9
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EDUCATION.

nRAWING.-J. ). PERKINS having return,
IL ed to Richmond for the winter, will give in
struction In the various branches of Drawing, as
Landscapes Heads, Figures and Flowers His sub,
jects or models are by the best masters and have
been selected with a view to attract and interest the
beginner, while they cultivate correct taste, and
gradually lead the pupil to bold ard independent,
style of execution that will readily enable him to
draw from nature.
All lovers OF this art are Invited to cal ct his
Corner of 5tl and Franklin streots) and ex-
annie his portfolios.
Lessons given at the pupiia residences, If desired.
Separate hours de7oted 10 young Gsrternen and
young Ladies' at his studio, where they will be re-
ceivt on the SAME terms e5 in schools.
Oc.-3n+
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sHDFsEn AND CRUSHED >GGAR,-
~ 80 barrels .aGjn5 from the steamer.
de l3 FRY l. ntcCANDLTST
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(Signe6D AMBROSE AGREE.
King William, July, 1852
In Grane, Dtsentery, and Spitcr Bites.

DR. Du Nal--Dear Sir: have administered your Fa-
mIly AntlSpasm0d!C IN several violent attacks of
cramp and dysentery have applied it externally TO
the bite OF SPIDER when tllere was enormous
largelueHt o. the hinb and intense pulnin all with
perfect success. have sold great deal of IL this
neIEhborhood, and far know it has given univer-
sal satisfaction All who have tested it TO think
It has no equal family medicine. deem it due to
say that In most OF the instances alluded to above
rious remedies used without effect.
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Association are now prepared to izsue
''----AS--- policies Of Insurance on the above De.
scription of risks ON as reasonable terms az ana
similar company, and respectfully ask share q
the patronage of the public Applications viii be
received at the office, No 223, corner of Mein aut
9th streets, where TIE officers will cheerfuily fly
nizh all information that may be required. III
lossos promptly and literally adjusted.
JAMES BOSHER, President
JOHN H. ROsHER Secretary. nhIT
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4 I PRIVATE SALE--A handsome assortncr /
{ 4 Ct adde's Papiar Mache aud rosewood Work
Boxes; Papier Mache Port Folius, &c &c. which
will be sold very low to close.
de Ia ALEX MOTT 4 co 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-10-13

Tsorp AND QuITMAx.-The nomIna-
ten Of these gentleman by the South
ern RightssI)emocracy his caused quite
a sensation aiming thewire -pullers. The
harlestnn Mcr'urv's Pierce and King
correspondent at Washington breads its
effect in Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia
and South Caroina. and argues at
great length tawprorrietv Of supporting
Pierce and king About a year ago,
these Tfnup men were the .strne Demo-
clacy Of the South" according 10 Locn-
iocos here. What are they now
Fay. 0bs
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Executive Department., ,
Raleigh, October 4, 1852.

DEATH or SENATOR WHIrcoMB. =
We regret to announce the death of the
Hon. JAMES WHlTcoaB, Senator of the
United States from the State Of In.
diana, and late Governor of that State.
He died on Mon;lay afternoon, in the
city of New York, where he had been
iar about two weeks, for the purpose
ofnndergaing surgical operation. He
was elected Governor by the nemo
cratic party in lS4a, and was reseIect-
ed to that office in 1916, aud near the
close of his term was chosen Senator
to fill the vacancy occas;oned hy the
appointment of Mr. Hannegan as Min
lister to Austria. Senator Whitcomb
wassa member Of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, and one Of the Vice Presi.
dents of the american b bic Society.
N. " Gam. 4dr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-10-13

Posr 0fFIcK ENyELors.-The post.
route bill PASSED by Congress contains
a provision authorizing the post Office
department 60 cause enaelops TO be
made. with suitable water maks on the
paper, identifying them as official. and
'Witha printed stamp, Tor single or dou-
bic postage. with suitsble device.
These enyelops are to be sold at all
the post Offices; at the price Of the
stamps now sold-with the very SMALL
addition of the actual cost Of the enyel
Tops. This will enable persons to depo-
site their letters, prepaid, in the post
Offices, at all hours, without trouble or
inconvenience. and without the risk Of
having double postage charged on q LET.
fer, BY reason Of the stamp slipping Of,
BY the time the letter gets IN the office, il
not before. as is too often the case now.
Ii will also admit Of the safe transmits
sion Of letters by private hand. when
preferred, without violation Of the
post office laws, which after the first Of
October will be very stringent on the
subject.
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2aIcixh. o.. 7lh. lss2.


The Senate to-d-y, by astdct party vote rs
g ci-gave Dr. Shaw tho seat as Senator iiom
the second district, composed Of Camden an
curritssck Having first rejected the proposition
from the Wing sils of tho chamber TO refer the
question 10 committee u invest gate AMI rep..rt
the farts and alse proposition to refer it hack
10 the People ior new election. The majority
seem to aei upon the principle that they may
take who have The power, and they may keep
who can" 1t is regarded by the Wings as a
higt-lsanlel measure, aud as stain upon The
ias character Of the Senate. When the law re-
auires tie Senator 10 produce certificate with
the signature anl seai Of the sheriff or other re-
sur ,g officer anil when more than one county
romposes the District. thai be shall produce The
sri ic.ts Of the Saefs, OF other n.fi:srs given
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-10-13

IN Insane Hospifai.-'rhe Legislature
81 alabame recently passed an act 10
establish a,hospital for in-ane persons in
Alabama. and one hundred ihonsand dol.
lars were appropriated onl of the revenues
81 The Stale Tor lie erection Of Tie build.
ing. dc. -
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THE LEGIsLATIrRE.

In ano' her place viii be found summary of
the proceedings u the Legislature, copied from
the Ra'eish papcr4- The following from our
Raleigh correspondent furnishes adlaiSkal PAR
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-10-13

SouTH CARoLINA.--It is stated in the
Columbia papers that Governor Means
will call an extra session of the I.egl''
lature of Souih Carolina, to be eonven.
ed ON The first Monday in November,
for the pnrpase7of casting the electoral
vote of the State for Presidential elec-
tors on the following Tuessiay. In con.
iormity to precedent in similar cases.
the Governor viii call the new Legls-
laturc, whose members will BIZ elected
next week.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-10-13

SMALL NorEs.--AfIsrto-,lay small bank
notes issu. d nut 81 he Stale Of MARYLAND
cannoi be passed in ina, Stale under the
penalty Of FIVE dollars fnr zach oflence.
Notes ~ Eve dollars and upw ards viii bs
received rs usual. The law snppres-ing
The circulation "f small foreign noies after
to day alsn provides that The noses ~
Maryland hanks below FIVE dollars shall
moi be passed sfier The firsi of March
next. Mt. InfeL,
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We earn from the North Caroin, Argus,
that at the late term Of Richmond Superior Cout-
Judge Caldwell presiding, Wilson w. Boyd was
put on his trial for killing Martin ]. Pickett in
Wades,n'oush; The tri, having been removcdto
Redmond County by the State. The jury rem
drred verdict Of Manslaushter; and the Judge
sentenced ihe prisoner 10 be branded, and "a be
fmprisoncdawelse. months.s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-10-13

: ANOTHER OLD SOLDIER FOR ScoTT.-
Col. John Motter, a leading and inHu-
entail Democrat in Lykens township.
Dauphin county, and one of Gen.
Scott's odd *companioHs in arms" has
come out foe his old commander, and
been elected President of the Lykens
Scott Club. Col. Motter followed
Odd Chlppawa" TO many brilliant
triumph, and he is now determined to
follow him to the most brilliant civil
victory ever achieved by any p,esiden.
tial candidate in this country.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-10-13

Tnx REixo<Ex# DssAsTxs.-The
Grand Jury Of the United States Court
in New York have found bills af indiet.
ment against Charles w. rnrnhsm
Captain, and Jehn Howlet. K6kineer.
Of the steamboat Rtiaiter. Cor man.
slaughter, W esre|es<3y csusinss the
loss ofiife on board tl'k xsssel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-10-13

A ROMANTIC SUIcIDE.-A man nam.
ed Patrick Bartlett recently committed
suicide in Pike county, by hanging
himself soon after his marriage. The
Troy Palladium saws:
He had been IN love with Young la
dy. but was prevented, by some means,
from marrying her. and welded anoth-
er. Soon after his marriage, he car
ried his wife to see his parents, and
there met the Young lady, his former
love. to whom he appeared to have
been deyotedly attached Their feel
ings upon meeting overcame their sense
Of propriety. aud they rushed into each
others arms, embraced, and were melt
q, To tears. This seems to have re.
viyed, IN ten-fold degree, his love for
her; and after carrying his wife back to
her parents, said that he would go to
Troy and mail Letters which he had
written, but it appears he came to the
determination on the way to destroy
himself, which he did in the manner
above described.
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hsieht Pros isiopal Bishop. n sl.s 4 :,
II Bishop oadsrdonk, superseded. d,
W, "a d said, Has accepted cha 4 re-.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-11-19
NEW FURNITURE.

THE subscriber would respectfully invite
l. the attention of the public to his stock
of Furniture now being received by the
PHILADELPHIA New York and Boston packets Having re-
Gently addition his already very extensive Ware
Rooms he will be enabled to keep hand complete an
be found in establishment of the kind
and having purchased nearly all Of his goods of manuctu
he will be enabled to sell at very reasonable prices
Sofas Black Walnut and Mahogany plush, hair cloth,
brocatelle or blaine;
Tete a Tete Divans
Stuffed seat Rocking and easy Chairs;
Gothic and sitting Chairs;
Sofa, Centre, Pier, Boquet and work Tables;
Etagres, or Commode and corner What NotS;
Otomans, Crickets, and Teapoys
Fine Mantle or Pier Glasses;
Piano tortes, Stools and Music Stands;
Sideboards; Extension and other Dining Tables;
Dining Chairs;
Secretaries fine French and common;
Eagires Portable Desks, in rosewood, mahogany black
walnut, or papa maehe;
Fine Library Chairs and Lounges;
Dressing Bureaus, plain and marble;
Washstands, every variety;
Wardrobes. mahogany. walnut and painted; re
About 100 Bedsteads French, Cottage, high post hall
post Field and Cot, in mahogany, walnut cherry map'
Mattresses curled hair, moss and spring;
Towel Stands; -.te.. 81. ..-..
Painted setts of Chamber Furniture;
Chairs, and Rockers about 125 dozen Cane and "0oo
Seat; r.z B g
Hat trees, walnut, mahogany and iron;
Counting Room and Office Desks, Chairs, stools anu
Shelves; ......
Cane Seat high Stools, with back, article
Counter and Steamboat Stoois -, -. =,
Looking Glasses, every description, from Izs cents "
C6dren's Cabs Carriages Horses Rockers Cribs Chairs
Cradles Trnnde Bedsteads, and Toy bureaus; 8
Refrieerators Water Coolers, Baths. SC:
Almost every article that be wanted In tnls nho
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-11-19

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.--Naval Stores.--The sales are
600 bbs North County Turpentne 81 25 per 2SO lbs
1000 1900 Spirits Turpentine. at 53c cash. and 5 81 and
54 3d. 60 and 80 days with lots retail S. cash
North County Common Rosn, 81 So 600 Wilmington, 81
6O 200 No 2 81 S7a 81 25 and 600 White So so S.,
per $50 b Tar is rather cheaper The Stock of Turpe
tine may be 1000 bbs nearly half of which go forward
from first hands and is not in the market Stock of Spirits
Turpentine about 5000 bbs.
FAYETTEVILLE, Nov. 1l.-Cotton A decidedly bet
ter feeling observable in the market and advance
better grades Four.-but little coming in. Corn sells
readily at 60 cts.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 12.-Cofee market firm but not
tive, sales at 81 81 Laguayra g. Flour has advanced
Sales at Shield at S. Corn Meal at So IS So 81
per Dbl. Wheat-Supply moderate-sales at l 06 0S
for Red White 0S 81 10. Guano--A steady demand
sales making of Peruvian at A. $45 per ton of 1000
lbs; Patagonia No 2, 81 $35 No do, % $25 Mexi
$24 per ton. The imports 375 tonssuppy modcr
ate Naval Stores--We note advance and active de-
mand Sales of spirits turpenne at 81 SO cents per gal
lonan advance ROsn has also advanced Sales of common
at 81 40 better qualities range from to "a per bb with
sales Tar 81 81 per Dbl varnish 20 cents gallon Ba
conPrees of Bacon have slightly declined We quote sales
81 and so do Sides at st 81 cents Also IS hhd Wes
tern packed Sides at cents Sales of Hams at ii II cts
per lb.
PorkAn active business has been doing prices
advanced 50 50 per Dbl Sales 500 bbls. Mess at Sl7;
ALSO 300 DO $6 80, and Wednesday, $50 bbls $l7
and Thursday l20 bbs at $l7 so. BeefSales of 100
bbls. No. at $13 so We quote Mess at $15 So Lard
sales in bbls at II l2A kegs l3 per h. nominal
Rice-Sales at Is a 81 81 per 100 lbs.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-11-19
MAR RTE ID,
Marine Intelligence.


ARRIVED.
Nov llSehr. Purse. Pigott from New River to DeRos-
set & Brown; with naval stores
Schr. Melissa Holland, Lewis from Shallotte to DeRo
set & Brown; with naval stores.
Brig Telos, Mason, from Searsport Me- in ballast
Brig Tangier Griffin from Boston, in ballast to Poter&
12-U. S. Steamer Corwin Coast SURVEY.
l2-U. S. Mail Steamer Gov. Dudley Bates, from
Nov, ll-Brig Eliza w Denton savin, from New York,
to Pierce Nelson with hay
l2-Steamer Fanny Lutteroh steadman, from Fayete-
vile, to f.. J. Luterloh.
1s-Schr Adele, Apologize, from New York, to J. H.
Flanner; with mdze
set s Brown; with mdze.
U. S Mail Steamer c. Vanderbilt Sterott, from Charles
Nov; ls-schr Mary C. scu seull, from New York. to
Miles Costin with mdze.
Nov. l4-U. S Mail Steamer Wilmington, Price from
Charleston, with p passengers.
Steamer Southerner Wilkinson, from Fayetteville to A.
Steamer Douglass Banks from Fayetteville to Banks
with boat David Lewis in tow.
Nov. l5-U. S Mail Steamer Gov. Dudley, Bates from
Charleston. with 20 passengers.
CLEARED
Nov. l2-Brg Carlann Ames for Boston. by Chadbourn
Hooper with 10000 feet lumber. pea nuts
Schr Mary Abigail, Charlotte for Shallotte by Chad
bourn Hooper; with mdze.
U. S. Mail Steamer Wilmington, Price for Charleston
Nov: l3-Schr. Mary Powell, Podger for New York, by
Geo. Harriss
Steamer Evergreen, Parker for Fayetteville by A. D.
Cazaux; with one boat in tow.
Steamer Fanny Luterloh, steadman for Fayetteville by
U. s Mail Steamer Gov. Dudley, Bates for Charleston
with II passengers.
Nov. f3-Barque Saranac Bigey for Boston, by J. Hath
Son. with 200 bbls rosn 200 bushels pea nuts and
I22. 900 feet lumber.
Nov. l4-U. 5. Mail Steamer c. Vanderbilt, May, for
Charleston. with 20 passengers.
Nov. l5-U. S. Mail Steamer Wilmington, Price, for
Charleston, with 81 passengers.
Sehr Elouise Robinson, for New York. by Miles Cosn;
with naval stores and cotton
Brig Sarah Peters, Mcfarland for Honduras by DeRos-
set & Brown; with lumber and shingles.
MEMoRANDA.-Brig Attakapas, johnson, from Whining
ton, n C., for Boston, put into Edgartown lst ns with
loss of deck load of lumber.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-11-19

In the House, Mr. Martin reported the bill giving
election of Clerks and Masters to the people, and
recommended its passage The bill for extending
the right of suffrage, has been postponed till to-day
week Several Plank Boad bills were offered in the
House to-day aiso bills TO incorporate Academies
Mr. Cherry reported from the Finance committee
adversely to the bill to repeal in part the 3lst
of the 102nd chap Revised Statutes concerning rev.
enue Mr. Dobbin introduced bill to incorporate
the Mutual Insurance Company in the town of Fay
etteville. Mr.. Stubbs bill to extend the powers OF
Commissioners of Navigation for Beaufort county.
The Stockholders of the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail
road met in this City yesterday. They have cleo
ted the old Board of Directors In to-morrows let
ter, will endeavor to give substance of proceedings
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