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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.


NEW YORK Observation-Disclosures A sPE-
IN cial Committee of both Boards Of the Common
pose OF considering what Individual deserving the
Gold Box, which devised ny the iiustriou Jackson
eountymen have been the valiant in defence Of his
the late with Mexico; therefore, notice
hereby given that the special wiu receive Writ
teers said Gold Box the claims with their vouchers
addressed Charles Fralcs Chairman ofte above Com
mitce. Now York, May 4, 1852 tliAS. FRANCIS. Chair
81 Committee Of Board Of Aldermen. CHARLES n.
RING, Chairman o. Committee q board u Assistant Al
dermen
DERsoNS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST THE ESTATE
Of Ex-Governor Young are requested to present thou
those indebted to the viii please make prompt pay
ent = the under IN ofaey S9s tse nay g
Attorneys IL Administration, No. u Nassau street
Norrcr.-pANAMA RAILROAD CoMpANY.-orrI:
IN eal Information has heen received a. this Office that
ths railroad has been opened tor travel TO fol the next
road opened TO the crossing place the Chagres river
hs '!sia. sqsc daily issn Aspsys az 20 A. NJ sSs
Panama Ralroad Company.
New York, May Is, 1859. "
NoTICE.-ruE TRUSTEES OF THE new YORK OIL
~ Manufacturing Company havtpe, on te o,n instant
deem IL proper 10 state three cont thereof
rom actual pronts and x Pr Ien op mn, nedd @ %
S sssins ~. amount VI wv" WADsWoRT Secretary
EMPIRE LODGE, NO. g. !. o. o. F.-OFrICERs AND
II brothers are hereby notified 70 attend The funeral
Hall Services Orchard street chruch 9P w. Inter-
meat, Greenwood VINO. GREEN Nc.
Iios. IswsfNcf, sec.
DsYcHoLocy.-pR. BENTON WILL LECTURE AND
gite interesting experiments the above subject ut
7hsiRn Hall, 90 Grand street, between sheriff aud Wct
streets. this and tomorrow evening. Doors optn az
st'et sne senm nee AZ soelocl. Admission 2a cents,
WY. D. EoSCr, SOLE AGENT FOR JOSEPHINE
w GrI,ts a. tie United StatU, No. 7 Parh place.
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TIN willow FEVER - BRAzrL.-rhe news received on
Wednesday from Pernambuco, stated that the deaths at
Rio dc Janeiro from eighty TO ninety day. That
statement probably cxaggcration Of the truth.
Annexed is report Of the four public hospitals Of Rio:
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types 05 Broadway comprises portraits Of the
ds,nsuished men OF country together with fine
Sue, and other distin guishsd Europeans Also
Panoramic View Of San just received by the
steamer Ills pictures for which medal
at the Worlds Fair are alone well worthy Of visit from
all love Oftne five arts.
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nearly all s dreadful forms varieties can be
taiend BY the 81 WATTS Nervous Antdote. 81
bottle. eight bottles In for S. oaee 40 Green-
gich street. depot, l. Ann street.
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Beaver French Silver Beaver and black glossy
They Light, elegant and tasty, and will compare
point of style quality with any dollar hat
One quaity, price, and abatement Only So.
Nos. l4J and las Nassau street.
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Lyons, Ixa,hn,ron. for In,,vorao.r aud

promoting healthy growth a the human har n0w NJ
nounced without an equal Sold AZ ?, cents uer baito
throughout New York, Brooklyn and the tund states ~
all dealers in similar articles Principal wholesale deps
a. l.r.aa uax
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most extensive stock Of beautifully made ladies' Caters,
Shoes Tes and Buskns aud variety of tine French
calf and leather dress Boots rentlomen be
obtained Rt the store Of s. CAiLL 37 Brpadvay which
assuredy the most complete boot aud shoe cstslhmea
ia the Union.
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vsns,.ss,, rrodu.ed in six weeks. BY asag GkAHAhb
free from al luxurious tue.anees-the osy tiAx
tina. WI maxi. the beard grew sent " any
yD.,, ~ III, country. Price. ~ per halt pint bottle
f1i' " ~ n q. GRAHAM. u Ann street.
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CURIOUS 0rERA DIscLosCREs-THR CAsE OF FRY
VERSUS BENNETT We understand tina. the case Of
Fry vs.. Bennett--a suit for libel instituted by
former manager Of the Astor Place Opera House,
against the New YORK HERALD, for certain state
ments concerning the management Of Italian opera
in This city-will soon come on before a judge and
jury, and win reveal some Of the most curious and
remarkable features Of opera management that ever
were exhibited in any civilized country. Some Of
the preliminary legal Investigations are now going
On in consequence CT several Of the witnesses in the
matter being about to depart from the country; and
the evidence disclosed by them il Of the most laugh
able, curious, and original description, displaying
opera management, or rather Encouragement, III
a very ludcrous light These disclosures viii en-
brace the peculiar system Of oyster cellar crticsm
and an cose OF the habits Of oyster cellar critics.
of the manners and doings Of managers behind the
curtain, and Of prime do,iae in the green room,"
to an extent which viii throw much light on the
history Of Italian opera in this city We are about
beginning new era in operate affairs in New York,
and in this country, by the proposition for erecting
three new Italian opera houses and the revela-
tons Of the private history OF recent management
in that line, which this suit will bring out before
the world, will tend TO benefit future managers and
future opera singers, to an extent beyond what Is
now dreamed of.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
POST OFFICE NOTICES.

DROADWAY POST OFTICE.-UNITED STATES MAI
~ Atlantic for Liverpool Letter and
bags for England, Ireland and all parts Of France
Germany, will close at the Broadway Post on (422
Broadway near Canal street, Saturday
JAMES {. MARRIOTT.
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ladies offered this week. at the Paris Mantx EN-
porfum 81 Broadway Four thousand, eight hundred and
tny these elegant received Saturday
last ready for inspeetionau of the richest
hrc much lower prices than heretofore. Foe par
tioulars, sce Advertisement IN nnother solnnn
GEO. BUIpIg, Pro priet0r.
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eBus be seen nj hour at MURCH 81 superb sales
20 Third where crowd of connose1rs
gathered eStoug the beauty and finish Of his Hats
style Is beautiful
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To IN. Lovers or yalenc,en Laces.-Jol,n


Madden Co.. ~ Broadway have just received from Auc
lion Asse lot Nacncen Laces Black shaws and fancy
tlips wieh they viii sell right OF at hfy per cent below
the impc IttT.s prizes
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AZ pronounced the most perfect imitation 81 nature
ye.iayente3 Those wanting aves sarrier article .n.aa
4, I'd A rruTLORs celebrated WIZ Factory, No. All
sre where can found the large, and best assortment
in the city, Copy the address.
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yu,o pRINTERs.-FoR SALE, A LARGE HYDRAULIC
III Standing Press, and super royal Washington Hana
Press with efnking apparatus complete. Apply 70 Il
Zoe Gold street
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ysnrs lease u tbe loot and Shoe sore, 10 Fulton
street doors from Broadway considered ~ the bes
tt best location in New York. An enterprising MAN
fel thirty thousand dollars worth " boots aud ah0cs
cnGafEs Il. HOWARD, j pey street.
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ahromntic, Jones, London maker. has i've astronomical
powers finder, horizontal aud vertical rack and
adjustments mounted In brass and packed in ORR
ginal London Price, $3.50. Win be sold low, by
JOHN ROACH. optieigr. 10 Nassau street.
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DR.. Banning gives u free Lecture bsfcrc
tie Of Rookyp tse causes prevention sss cure
~ eaknosses and dsosres CT md oh
Sar.n AZ three o'clock, Thursday. Fdays esnrty
cs M. seeb, 1t the brooklyn institute.
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st'r into te e SMITH RICE iO2 Tuiton street.
ana tef from their muensc stock ~ ready made clothing
Their prices are A. Teas5Iatle a. their excellent
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q @ X BOARD WANTED--IN 4 HOTEL OR
- boarding house IN the country, will are within two
nnndred miles, aud on between the Hudson
Honsatonie rivers, from June Till November family
ana friends, without small children shade trees
Gon or near the house and pleasant walks and
the vicinity are indispensable UneXceronable
Ven hduress prepaid With terms and full parc Mr.
H., box I,l3O, Post Ofice New York.
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VJAKTNEK WANTEU.-THE NDVENTISEN WVI LII
like t. invest from 100 500 in respectable por,
tor house saloon, in successful operation WOULD
open place with person with like amount. Woua
have objection 70 invest IL In some OF
other profitable business. Address Charles Heri once,
with real name, business and location.
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straw ua,s-Just received. several cases 0.


the very richest hair blonde lace and ne plain, and
knotted Sraws Of the finest quality, a. iOUNGS Cheap
Hat Establishment, % Bowery near Hester street.
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Jewelry.A Joel Co.. No. 5f5 Broadway, having Just
eeiyed large supply Of fine gold Bracelets Pins Ear
rings. CkattelaDes Chains. Rings Loekets Sc, of the
newest designs and Of exquisite workmanship they haye in
oIder II insure increased sale made considerable
duc,on the prices of the whole Of their magnificent stock
of ne Jewelry Watches silver and silver plated Wares
porcelain Vases Mantle clocks BronEes and Fancy Goods
which inspection, viii he found TO be c9na, in quality
design in this city Purchasers
respectfully invited to call and examine at No 63 Broad
way between Spring and Prince streets A. JOEL co.
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Hair Dye the best yet discovered r eaierns e hair
wEshers the moment u applied Tho wonderful ease nd
eartanty With which this avore aud old established Hair
%, percrms l. astonships LII iar sale, or spphed ~
BAT6uELoRS Wig Factory, No van street. COPY 'he
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Elegant French and India Wedding Cards

pan and silver bordered engraved IN Che lat ,s styles
splendid silver embossed and plain wedding Envelopes and
Wacrs fine silver Door Plates OF every variety and pat
Heradrio devices of description in the hrst
style of the art, stone and metal. EFEEDELL, 80,
Broadway, corner of Duane street.
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par, country Price Per sI g,ai - sJIns
Wigs and Toopees.-Isatsheior's new style
Of Ws pronounced the most perfect mts.n o nature
call a. ArcHrLoRs os.,r,.d VIZ iaes,.r! Ne. Wall
s,r,et he found the iaet Ah@ pest ss"imshs
in The city. Copy the address
Hair Dye.-Batehelor'- celebrated Liquid
Hair Dye the discovered r eaerns e hair or
wbshers moment y applet Tho wonderful ssse .pd
certainty with which teis iayor,s ana o,s nrl;ad >,
BAT6HELORs Wig Factory, No : Wall street. Cory the
address.
The plain fact that cri-tadoro's Liquid
Hsir DYE does operate in the way A. the natural
tine,ure which eears The hair conceded a9ssrSy
Appsa ana sa,g No. Aston House rsats
rooms Tor applying the Dye, aud for fixing on Wiss
Bocle's Electric Hair Dye possesses pro-
ptres dyeng the hair Of the most sonderia de.cre
aasarsl deserriicn' without The kn, And leaves
Boss Hyperion Fluid and rre@isa Shaving ssaPs for
s stree sh Rnh ss an Clark rss e sa Rice smith -
Broadway " Cary 60 -, ~ r.ar street anu ~
Profs ssor Lovet has removed 10 ia Cham
ns and viii
20 tS, sho 1as had 's ss t and
sss. 'n'' Marked " : A'' 'A Wv '''''
Gouraud's Liquid Hair Dye, Is, without
u hs . ss asy ter
g%plss fsssss chars sS pcears
Rouge, Lily White, and Hair Gloss,a Walker street.
near Broadway.
Van Deuscn's Improved Wahpenc aids ma
ture the proper secretion of color and TO the
human hair Py few weeks application Of this great
medal agent grey hairs be fully restored their or
nal color sofness and beauty For sale At the general
pot No l23 Chambers street. New York. and No. 5 Full
ton street. Brooklyn.
1t Is with pleasure we inform the public
that Mr.. COSTAR (late Of 44 Broadway has removed
70 the spacious Broadway where they always
find tho and genuine Cos Rat Mouse Roach Aut
Ground mice. Mole &c. Extermnator that has proved
successful in the desrus Of the above vermin
insects without endangerng human life Costar Bedbug
Eytermipator s also eectual not only
them, but them Costars depot AIS
For sale by the principal druggists wholesale and retail
The How and the Man!
Kill the bed bugs now,
And the that plough
Through your cellar doors
Lyons Powder will
EyeTv insect kill,
And his famous Pill
All the vermin floors.
Depot of Lyons Magnetc Powder and Pills i2 Broadway
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An odaon train for passepSer- will stts leave
Csnl s.ree, suIdays " 80 A. NJ, for POs;hEeepse
al the intermediates stations returuing leave
pourhkeeps,e ~ r. NJ and arrive cana street a.
T45P NJ and the Sunday nal IRAN, wh ea.s
he'd will hereafter start from Canal street, T. NJ
nstead Of trsm Chambers s:re et, as heretofore,
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uu,,son River Raliroad-snnd

&c mi. veeb, At the brooklyn institute.
Hudson River Itaiiroad-snnday rraias -
An 0dation train Tor will ,s.s leave
az i. The iS,srmesass Station. rearsas ss~a
Pershleepse A. ~. ~, and arrive at Canal -,re,ta.
he'd viii hereafter Start Canal street, AZ r. w.
instead Of trSm Chambers street. as heretofore
Astsundlng.-" DIR. Kellsnger MY Dear
Sir lhe whole world sscuid know of Se
yoSr wv nS r than foSr se,y %
Of s Sy d halt nc 20 many Ting had ssa
your aad have rsssnsd both snes and thicker than tie
h hundreds Of going to China for
n-fiug evidence csi on Nj. jolly, so Broadway. Do
Il ii each.
Funk stool pigeons in New York and elsewhere
e,spd to take the most perfect Daguerreotypes in the
TO society; should without these gems
noH estsss Broadway Way '"A '' w = " '''' y
The key to success ln business Is simply to
dasusrrecysist at SIS Braadway has adopted this rule
matter Of course he knows sueh word FAM
Colorcd skylight Daguerreoty Tor
Fifty cents: at KIHs's Rooms, l05 Bowery tween
Grand and Hester streets The hest skyligh. ~ crreo
Warranted superior 10 most Of the hishes. pce and
equal to the hes: that can be produced.
Fine Neutrality-suspicious. In Oll, by w.
s s. 20
the detail of the dagneretype with the nish of
the miniature painting Daguerrcot OF deceased
persons copied imperishably.
Crayon Pictures.-The exquisitcIy dcil-
Crayon Dagusrreotype taken null PERFECTION in
anywcather. by ROOT No. 3oS Broadway. BY the
would caution Daguerrean artists against taking these pic
other establishment since Root the patent
for this region, and will be to prosecute all infringe
ments
The only Gold Medal awarded any where
in the world during the 1851 for
awarded to Mr. ROOT Of 1863 Broadway in this city This
splendid medal together with ten other prize medals all
awarded him for the superiority Of his work. be
his gallery His pictures better and popular
than lie has been in New York two years and
has taken the first premium each year.
Elegant French and India Wedding Cards
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SECOND no ARD.

$1,000 Kentucky S. lO9t 100 shs y J Zine. so Is
1900 Ind Can Pref IS. 4i8 70 Erie RR.. ... s. 80
1890 COCO Erie conv, 80 ss 200 Reading RR -
1900 Erie Inc BIDS; 9%5 40 Harlem RR Pref III:
10000 Dauphin Co BIDS. ~ 20 Long Island RR. 500 10
5000 Harlem Elk Gifts. 81 30 do....... ~
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ITO PRINTERs-A GREAT VARIETY OF WOODEN
Type for sale. AZ It has been In for time. 10
viii be sold On very reasonable terms Apply W =. e.,
third st,ry, Herald Brl6iIss.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-24
s0utherll News,
= PH1LADELPHIA, Nov. 10.

.t5E- Ess y PHILADELPHIA, NOV. H.
The smaifis through from New Orleans.
The papers contain particulars of the Mexican
outbreak at Matamoras: Cardenas, on assuming
the Governorship of Tatnaulipas, established an
armed military police, against which Ayuntumien-
to Matamoras protested. Gen. Cavales undertook
to uphold Cardenas, but was hissed and hoeted out
of the room. He then presented himself at the
door of the town hall, surrounded by the military
guard, and informed the members that they were
under arrest, and would be sent to Victoria. The
willing tools of Cardenas were substituted for the
deposed members, and on this the National Guards
crossed the river to the American side, almost en-
masse, and after receiving arms and ammunition re-
crossed to the Mexican side, and marched towards
Victoria with the intention of driving out Cardenas
They were pursued by Cavales and Avalos, and a
battle ensued, in which the National Guards were
victorious driving Cayales and Avalos off the field,
and retaining possession of the and artillery.
The letters containing this news appear to be
written in great haste, but there is doubt of the
defeat of Cavales and Avalos.
The steamer Princeton is now at Norfolk, and
will sail in a few days for Madrids en-route for
Japan. s..:-z
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Coal! COAL!
Legal Notice.

GEORGE w. TUCKER, Daniel c. Biernham, Thaddeus
VI Andrews, Chauncy Andrews, Orsamus L. Andrews, Har
Shirtli Lydia Shrtl Cornelius Austin Roxy Austin
Euniee will tske notice, that the 9th day Of Nov
A. D., 1852, Ronanta N Andrews and Joshua T. Catn, Adj
minstraor of Thaddeus andrews; deceased, filed petition
against them in the Probate Court OF Portage county, ohio
Of contract made onhe lath day July, Thad
deus Andrews aforesaid and George W Tucker for the sale
of the following described Real Estate Situate the
township of Rootown County of Portage and State Ohio
and known by being part of lot number said
township and is bounded follows to wit: North by land
owned by William J. and Jemima Butler east by land of
said Taddeus Andrewsand Daniel C Bernhams and south
by highway and said Biernhams land; and by land
ed by William, M Butler, containing land
be the same more less which said contract as
signed by said Tucker to said Biernam Said cause will be
heard at the Office of Probate judge said county, on the
4th day Of December, A. D., 1859.
Nov. 10, 1852. - = ''i7t'' 4wssi W.
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A LARGE LUMP OF CALIFORNIA GoLD.-A solid
lump of gold in its rough state, weighing twenty
six and a half pounds, avoirdupos weight has been
deposited at the importing house of Messrs. Rich
ard Potrick & Co., in New York, by a Texan mi-
ner, who dug it from mine seventy feet deep, in
California. eg-ss,5 Afa. .5aaF4 sa ID ~
If this be correct, it is almost as large as the
lump of gold found in Cabarras county, North
Carolina, in the year 1905, which, if we RENT m
Der correctly, weighed twenty-eight pounds,-Na-
tiondl Intelligence. a,sls -. z-sz..zt. L -
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NELSON ACADEHlY Y.

rbs Institution has been successful operation for the
last six months and now continued under the direc-
tion of 80 C. G.. TERRY Prncpa;
Teacher of the Languages, Eloeution Rhetoric &c.
- - ri. Il. WILLIAMS, ASST:
Teacher of Mathematics and Natural Sciences
& Miss H. H. WHEELER,
Teacher of Instrumental Music.
The winter this Institution will be opened Decem-
Der e52 with increased facilities for imparting thorough
education. The Academy is fine, large and commodious
the respects is probably not surpassed by
any in the State.
e teachers great pleasure in certifying to theample
patronage it has been under their manage
ent having the greater part of the time over
one hundred Students feeling under obligation foT this
liberal patronage they will henceorth do all i'll their power
render School such onesas will be desired by both
by parents and pupils -s
'S 1rommon m Epglish branches, $500
Higber Enriish do $50
,Ie5ynaoes 400
Music on piano Forte extra 500
n B. Positively no student will be admitted for less than
" Nslsan n Nov o. 1s5e se6-3w
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-24

1t: Paul's cathedral, in London, cost 81 ,e0o,-
600. The clock in the tower has pendulum IA
feet long, the weight at the end ll2 pounhs, the
minute hands IS pounds each, on four dals, and
8 feet long, the hour hands "A pounds each, and 5
feet long. The bell that strikes the hours is
heard twenty miles in clear days, being 10 feet
in diameter, and tons in weight. 1t is tolled
on the death of the Dean, the Mayor, the Bishop
of London, or member of the royal family.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-24

~ Among the convicts recently brought from
Cleveland, was one woman. Some thoughtless
chap, who was standing i'll the station house upon
the arrival of the train which conveyed these un-
fortunate persons to this city, remarked that 'the
ankles were queer place to wear bracelets" :"
The female prisoner overheard the remark, and
replied in tones of bitterness, 'syoung man you
know not how soon you may be placed in sim
liar situation. .''-HQtesmdsa. -.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-11-24
Administrators Sale.

pursuance of order of the Probate Court of Portage
County, Ohio, made on the a3d day of November, A
d. 1852 in pending in said Court wherein John L.
Ranney and Newell D. Clark administrators of Thomas H.
Reckw, deceased, petitioners, and Sarah a. Beck
with and ais defendants will be sold at public auction
the 2It day of December A. D. 1852, O'Clock, p
M, the premises the following described real esate:
Situate in the township of Rayenna, County of Portage and
State of ohio and known by being part of village lot No.
two, in the village of Rayenn, bounded follows. Begin
line of said lot the south
land formerly owned by r. E. Campbell thence east, along
the South line of said lots fifteen ee thence north the whole
myth of said let No. two, thence West fifteen feet, tsnee
South to the place of begnnin Subject to dover of said
Sarah A, Beckwith, therein. .- ..-.---
NhWEL eaRk Thomas at n Gf
RANNEY d TAYboR Attorneys for Petitioners.
Ravenna, Nov. 3d. 1859. 3e6-4w
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FREE NEGROES IN NORTH ca RoLINA.@The Fay.
etteyille North Carolinias states that in the House
of Commons of North Carolina, on the Goth ult.,
Mr.. Webb, of Rutherford, offered resolution in
structing the Committee on Finance to inquire
into the most eligible plan for gradually removing
free negroes from the State, and that the resou-
ton was adopted. That the free negro population
is an incubus on the body polite is generally con-
ceded; and we believe there are few who do not
desire their removal, provided it can be done with:
out cruelty, and at moderate expense.