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HOTEE FOR SALE!

THE subscriber not being well acquainted with the
business of keeping Hotel, and wishing to turn his
attention to farming enrely-nOw offers for sale his
HOTEL situated in the Town of Wilson, the w. & K.
r. Road and the Greenville G. Raleigh Pankroad. The
Hotel is Just complete and we'll arranged for The bust
ness together with all other necessary out buildings,
vith good run of CUSTOM both the Plank and Rail
road and with stage line running from this place
to Washington. Terms of sale made for further
particulars apply to the subscriber at Wilson n. Q:
: :. sE JOHN W.5FARMER.
December 2eth 1862. = 1876.
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not fail for want Of support 1t passed the House
OF Commons, every democrat citing for il, but was
ostin the Senate by one yole every democrat voting
fOr It except the Speaker, who was known enter
tain opinions IN opposition to il. Thus has fallen a
measure, guaranteeing TO every free white man the
inestimable right of suffrage.
In closing this address, would take the occa-
sion to- say, that the session about terminate,
has been exceedngy laborous and responsible; that
In passing on SO many complicated and interesting
questions, not TO have committed errors would
hardly be supposed. but we assure you hatour un-
lines exercised 10 promote and advance the welfare
of orr common country.
In returning 10 mnge with you in the social circle
our grateful acknowledgements for the confidence re-
posed in US. -.......,-s. r-
Your most obedient servants,
GEO. D. BOYD,
A. M. SCALES.
ALFRED REED.
Raleigh, N. c., Dec. 9Th, 1852.
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THREATENED DISRUPTION THE CHURCH ENG
LAND. 1t is stated by the Weekly Dispatch, that in
consequence of the determination of the Crown not
TO allow convocaIon sit for the despatch of bust
ness the leaders of the highchurch party, recent
meeting, have resolved TO secede from the establish
ment and 10 connect themselves with the Episcopal
church of Scotland, which, while in all main points
agrees with the church of England adds to its SER
vices an acknowledgment something very like the
Roman Catholic doctrine Of transubstantatIon, and
regulates its own affairs by synods of bishops and
clergy. TIE Right H ION. W. E. Gladstone, one OF
the leaders of the movements has taken the first step
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PrRLIC PRINTING.

SEPARATE sealed proposals for printing the Acts and
- Journals Of the late General Assembly, and the print
ing to be done for the Assembly all to he done
directed by the several laws that subject will be re-
ceived at Office of Secretary of State until the l0th
of January next Suitable indexes be attached the
Laws and Journals. The contractors give bond, with
approved security for the faithful discharge of their duty
VIM. HILL, Secretary IF State.
Raleigh, Dec. 3Oth, 1852. l3-2t.
Register and Star copy.
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ForestviIIe Female Academy.

FOrestviIle Female Academy.
THE next session of this institution will commence
i on the second Monday in January next, under the
superintendence of Miss ". G.. Ramsey.
Terms per session, English branches, $3.50, 81 ac-
For NJ usic on Piano. S1S 90
Guitar .1S 90
Board in the village 81 per month, in the country So
For further particulars address
P. A. DUNN,
Secretary Board Of Trustees.
December SO, 1852. .----sss ~. l3-3w.
Register will please copy three times, weekly.
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The Great Telegraph Sutt-HeaHh Of Mr. King.
WASHINGTON, Dec 81. In the Supreme Court
to-day the Telegraph case was resumed. MIR. GillsIt
finished the opening argumen, in behalf of OReilly,
and was followed by MIR. Hading, of PhiIadelp ha,
in behalf of the applies. He gave interesting
explanation of the scientific principles of the Morse
instruments, putting three of them in operation in the
Court room by way of illustration.
The health of Vice President King gradually i'm
proves, and his friends more hopeful. lie has had
medical attendance since Thursday, and is able TO
leave his room and go down TO his meals. He sleeps
better, and his cough has much abaied.
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S 200 REWARD.
| PROCL A NJ ALTON.
By HIS ErceIlency DAVID S. REID, Governor o

By HIS ErceIlency, DAVID S. REID, Governor Of
the State of North Carolina
" HEREAS, it has been represented TO me that
w George Foster late of the county OF kenburg
stands charged with the murder OF ole Charles Eos
in said County, and that the said George Foster has fed
from justice and probably escaped beyond the Limits Of
the State
Now, therefore, TO the end that the said Foster may
be arrested and brought TO trial for said offence, do
hereby issue this my Proclamation Offering reward Of
two hundred doers for his apprehension aud delivery
to the Sheriff of Mecklenburg comfy.
DESCRIPTION:
George Foster is described be about % years OF
age five feet five six inches high, of dark copper
color is free and when spoken appears cheerful
and is apt smile, weighs 1870 l40 pounds, rather
slender, and known in some places as George Hap
poldt.
Given under my hand and attested with
[ SEAL \ the Great Seal of The State OF North Caro-
\/ lima, at the City of Raleigh, this the 9th
day of December, A. D. 1852.
By the Governor, DAVID S. REID. :
w. H. JONES, Private Secreary.
Raleigh, December 9Th. 1852 9-4w.
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VsstH@bSe EseGs Estate for Sale.

Dwelling House & Livery Stables
a THE undersigned having determined TO change
Em his business, offers for sale the entire Lot dom
gRng the south side of Princess street, between
Second and Third streets, which is situated the
Dwelling House and Livery Studies, now occupied by
hitA.
The Dwelling House,
situated in the central portion of the town. The
of two streets, is we'll arranged and sufficiently comodi
for families, having ali necessary buildings
attached to il.
The Livery Stables
are very extensive and well planned and arranged,
ad conveniently located any similar establishment
the Southern country. The main building fronting
Second street, with its entire length Princess
street, is 100 feet long by Sc feet broad has basement
principal floor and loft each of great capacity the
size of the building will permit is built in the best
of stone and brick and being covered with tin is
nearly fire proof building used for stables well
be made An abundant supply of the purest spring
ter is had within feet of the building and the esIab
Iishment is now enjoying very extended patronage.
The lot will be divided if desired and the Eastern end
which the Livery Stables stand sold separate from
the Western end which the Dwelling House is sua-
ted.
The terms will be accommodating, and any informa-
ton in reference to the premises will given by the
undersigned, in his absence by N. n. Nixon Esq.
The above property unless previously disposed of at
private sale will be sold by public Auction the first
day Of January next. II. X. NIXON.
Wilmington, Dec. lth, 1882. 9-3w.
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warrenton Female Seminary.

TINE thirteenth session of this Institutions under the
direction of the present Principal, will commence on
the nth of January.
An experienced corps of Teachers in the various de-
patments of thorough education will act assistants
FERNS as heretofore. - .ssc.s SIS ~. a-r
Circulars containing minute Information will be
forwarded to those who may desire ii.
DANIEL TURNER, Principal
Warren ton, Dec. II, 1852. l3-l20thJ.
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Thackery, in his last lecture, paid deserved COM
pliment 10 the English language. ''It is the only
language he said, - that freedom is permitted to
speak, A beautiful thought and true as beauti-
full To curse tyrant in French Is attended with as
many dangers as the small pox.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT. The train of cars on the
eeaooard and Roanoke Railroad, when within 10 or
&c miles OF Portsmouth, Va, on Tuesday, IA over
an rs cows oy which the passenger was upset,
injured. - '1 DIT IT.
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A Shoemaker who thought himself a poet became
enamored of fair damse who lived opposite his
ship. Wishing to gain her favor, he sent her pair
of shoes as present, accompanied by the folio" ing
distitch
g. Dear Mss:
Myself the favorite of the muses..
Begs your acceptance of pair OF shooses."
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Gen. Pierce and his removals fran Office.

CONCORD, Dec. 25. The New Hampshire Patriot
holds the following language in speaking Of the poll
cy Of Gen. Pierce with regard 10 removals from Of
of democrats, who have spent their time aid money
to defeat Gen. Pierce, have claim his forbear-
ance. and must expect no quarter. The democratic
party has given pledges retain them. General
Pierce is determined that the corruption, neg gence
and mbecy of the present rulers shall be reformed,
and The officers banished from the places they have
disgraced. The Augean stables to be cIensed."
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MISSISSIPPI UNITED STATES SENATOR. Governor
Fo"te has appointed B. n. Knyon, of Jacinto, U.
S. Senator, in the place of Hon. Waller Brooke,
whose term expires on the 4lh of March next.
g. - N. Y. Herald.
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New Silk, Shawl and Embroidery
STO RE.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform the citizens
i OF Raleigh and vicinity, that he has Just opened
THE New STORE, splendid assortment of
Silks, ,ehuUts, Ena6roideries and Dress Goods,
which he will sell at ptces lower than they have ever
before been offered in this city.
His stock goods Of the newest style and latest
Importation and he would invite customers TO call,
ami n and Judge for themselves he Ieels conhde
that upon examination, they will@compare favorsbIy
with the best in the market.
Very superior and magnificent eH,broideI ed Canton
olaid ami Brocha Sha~s al various prices. Rich Bro
cade E lack Italian, and fancy Silks from 40 So
so per yard.
Fine French embroidered collars, sleeves, chemi-et
tes Ioths nd of sopeIior qTay suitable
for boy wear; also full assnhent Of gloves,
hosiery and variety of articles atr9nslLy low prices.
= J. SMITH, Fayetteville street,
a-- = next door Q Mr.. Paltin's Shoe Store.
Raleigh. Dec 9Th, 1852. 12-Im.
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Great Eeshet infhe We,t-Loss Of Life.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 81. The heavy rains during the
latter part of last week have caused destructive floods
in the Great and Little Miami rivers. The Miami
canal is broke ten miles above, and will require two
weeks 10 repair. The Whitewater canal is also bro
ken. The Miami & Cincinnati and Hamilton & Day
ton railroads much damaged, and on both the
traits unable On the latter several bridg
es have been washed away.
In Indiana the floods were very heavy. On the
Madison and Indianapolis railroad several bridges were
washed away. A freight engine with ten cars fell
through the bridge Pleasant river, and three men
connected with the train were missing. In the 'icin-
ity of Madison much damage was done TO property,
and several lives were lost.
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s 800 REWARD.
A PROCL MATIO

By HIS Ercellency DAVID S. REID, Goveraoro
the State gt' North Carolina.
WHEREAS, it has been represented 10 me that
w one Wilson England, late OF the county of Ca
tawba stands charged with The murder of one Nathaniel
Wilson in the said county and that the said England has
fled from justice and probably escaped beyond the lin
It's of the State.
Now, therefore, TO the end that the said England may
be arrested and brought 10 Iia for said offence, Go
hereby issue this my Proclamation, offering arewad cf
three hundred dollars Tor his app ehensun aud delivery
to the Sheriff OF Caawba County.
DESCRIPTION.
Wilson England is described TO be about &c years
age, five feet nine inches in height, hair and
plexion rather ght-ean thin vsaged and spare made
eyes and mouth hat distorted, slight stammering
in his speech fond of dsputaton and has been engaged
in teaching English Grammar and ElocutoR.
Given under my hand and attested with
SEAL. 1the Greats cal c the State of North Caro-
\/I lima, at the City Of Raleigh, this 9th day
December, A. D., 1852. .-r
| DAVID S. REID.
BY the Governor, $50. .-...
VIM. H. JONES, PriUate Secretary
Raleigh, Dec 9. 1852. -9-4w
The Western Democrat and Lnconton Republican
will insert four times.
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The NEXT PENNSYLVANIA STATE FAIR. The COM
petition for premiums for field crops is invited by the
officers OF the Pennsylvania Agricultural Society till
premiums:
For the best five acres of corn SIS; best acre of
corn So; best five of wheat SIS; best acre OF
wheat SO best acre OF Irish potatoes $40 best half
acre do Sc best five of rye $lO best five acres
OF oats SO; best five acres of barley So; best FIVE
acres of timothy So; best five of clover SO !;
best quarter of SO quarter acre of
Eua 6aga So best quarter of sugar beeis SO !;
Hbest quarter acre mangel wurzel So; best quarter
tuTnips So.
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THE MARKETS.

! sas WILMINeToN, Dec. %.
| NAVAL SToREs-Further sales yesterday of soc
bbls. Turpentine at $S IS for soft, per $50 lbs.
market closing 6rm. with better demand w hear
of no Transactions this morning. Spirits Tupeniiue
has further advanced in price, and note sales yes
terday of some S 90 barrels at SO So per
gallon market closing firm at latter figure, with
fair demand. We.hear of no sales this morning.
but holders drm at above quotations, with very
light stock offering. Sale yesterday of Iii bbls. Tar
al ST. 80 per Dbl.
HAY-Sale few days since of goo bales Eastern
| Hay private terms.
SALr-SaIe yesterday of 5000 bushels alum salt
on private terms.
TlMBER-Sales of four RATS at $5, Sc. ST SO. and
SO per M, inspection and measurement.
Wilmington Journal
RICHMOND, VA, Dec, %, 1852.
IObacco-This article continues in very good de-
mard but there is very little seiling-nor will there
be much doing until after the Holidays. Lugs So
TO 6 leaf Sc so to 8 fine offering.
n. NJ. MARTIN & co.
Whcat-Red ITO cts; white lis cents.
F2our-Held at SIS so; Scousvile SIS 623 cts.
COrE-Sales of new at GO 623 cts.
Corn MeaE-75 cents per bushel.
Oats-40 to As cents per bushel, for ordinary Vir-
GINA.
Q6al-Bran 19 cents per bushel, Shorts 25 cts:
Brown Stuff 80 cts; Ship Stuff so cts.
Bacon-Virginia cured hog round would bring I23
to ID; Western sides, 1O4 cents; shoulders 81
cents; prime Family Hams I33; New hams IA;
Sides 1l4a III; Shoulders, IO4 lO3. .-s...
flSh-F1errlngs, NO. chi 81 a 25; Gross So
So Roe 81 co. Mackere, No. 3, 81 II; No. q
$ll3 IL. No. L, ftp 80 a 10. Shad-None in
market. Halifax Gross Herrings SO So SO.
PLaster-Sales from wharf al IS 10 s. IS; Ground
So.
Lime--Sales at Wharf ST. 90; Store 81 36a.
Bufter-ls in better supply. Firkin l6 to IS cts,
per h.; fresh Roll % IS Goshen 20 10 "a cents
Guano-For Peruvian $50.
BALrIMoHE, Dec, 81.
The Canada's news has had favorable efec, on
breadstuffs-sales of 100 bbs. Howard
flour at Us 81; City Mills held at SIS SO. Rye -four,
81 so. Corn meal So rs. W heat advanced-red,
ll9 100 cents; white held at 1872 a 1913 cents.
Sales of white at 60 81 cents; yellow, 81
60 cents. Oats, 81 40 cents. Provisions and gro
ceries unchanged. Wh;skey, 25 26 cents Stocks
steady.
There were 900 beef cattle offered to-day, 40 of
which were sold at 50 SO 81 per 100 lbs. the
hoof, equal to IS ST so ne averaging SO 81 gross
$50 head were drivene aft, and 100 left The
market closed dull and declining. Hogs, 81 SO
50 per 100 lbs.
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GEORGIA RAILROADS. The Savannah Republican
in publishing the annual report of the Central Rail
road and Banking Co., remarks as follows:
The impression which we derive from looking over
all the late reports Of Railroads in Georgia. is that
is other system in any other State from which
such stupendous and beneficial results have flowed,
with SO little outlay of capital To road probably
in this broad land is this remark more applicable
than the Central Road. Its operations have out
stripped by far the most sanguine estimates. Our
readers will have forgotten that in the report OF
March, 1851, it represented that the net income
of the road would be at least 1915, 900 per annum
The report published this morning shows that the net
income has gone up to the figure OF $5O7,OOO The
gross income is $945, sos %.
We observe with pleasure that it is recommended
to purchase ID new locomotives in addition to those
now in use, and to have thousand freight cars in
readiness for the business of transportation.
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LoUEsRURG MALE ACADEMY

t. JONES, -. NJ, PR1Nc1pAL
TNHE Spring Session of 1853, will commence on the
FIRST Monday in January. Ample arrangements
have been made in the village and vicinity, for the
commodatlon of large number of boarders, at to So
per month. No EXTRA charges. e
TUITIoS-Iatn, Greek, and the higher English and
Mathematical branches, $I5 per session
Common English branches, $40
Franklin CO., N. e., Dec. 18th, 1852. 10 Pd.
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LAND WARRANTS. Thompson's Bank Note Re
PO'tfr, at New FORK, says: The impression is free.
nothing done with the public lands this session.
HIS oeilef strengthens the market, and we quote:
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VALUABLE RELIC. Mrs. Clay, the venerated
relict Of Henry Clay, has presented 10 William Ogden
Niles, OF Washington city, through the hands of
Hon. Charles Breckenridge, of Kentucky, beauti-
full and valuable watch seal, which was he property
of, and much priced by, her distinguished husband
The seal is OF North Carolina gold. and the settg
an exqusitely executed intagfO of Columbus. This
is done in view of the long and seadfast devotion of
Mr.. Niles and his father to Mr.. Clay.
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JAPAN. 1t is estimated by an article in DeBow's
Review that the trade of Japan with this country if
she opens her ports, will be worth than $780,
100000 annually. This is more than the entire value
Of The annual exports of the United States Great
Britain. The population is put at $4,000, 900. The
Empire consists OF three thousand eight hundred and
nifty islands lying off the coast of China having
area about equal TO that of Germany, including Prus-
Sa and Austria about six times that of The State
OF New York $3.50.
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Reported for the Baltimore SUM- -
THIRTY-SECOND CON GRESS-2ND SESSION
WASHINGTON, Dec 81.
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TO the voters Of r. oekingham county.

FELLow- CIT1zENs The trust confded to US. your
representatives, wiIfsmost probably terminate with
this General Assembly. We therefore desire to lay
before you an account of the manner we have dis
charged our duty The present session has been OF
importance, embracing questions of the high
est magnitude, many of which cannot be alluded 10
in circular of this kind of room. synopsis
of such acts interest you has been made and
is here presented.
The public finances is subject always of interest
to the payer, but especially this time. from
the increased amount of revenue collected. The re-
ports of The public officers show the paid into
the Treasury the last fiscal year from all sources to
be $I57, 1877. of which sum $37.O59 was collected
on land and town property, $36,l33 on polls, $25,
OO7 interes: tax, $l2 1922 on tax, and $40,
ll6 from all other sources.
The public debt is as follows;
State Bonds now issued 1874, 900
Loans for Internal improvements to be
issued hereafter, 2,l4o,ooo
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GEO. D. BOYD,
A. M. SCALES,
ALFRED REED.

Raleigh, N. c., Dec. 9Th, 1852.
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80 Negroes wanted.
THE subscriber will pay the highest cash prices for
i number young Negroes. -s---.-
--.--..----. R. D. ATKINSON
smithfield, Dec. 2sth, 1852. I5-rf
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TUsT received, fresh lot of Buc' "'"wc
: Raleigh, November 5th, ls5.
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To a. ST. G. TucKrR. esq.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-01-25
NUMBER 235.
JOBBaEG HOUSE.
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA
MORGAN. KEEN & PRESTON,


10escrs an Foreign aad Domestic Dry Goods, Besss
ona Saees. Hats. Caps, BonHets> &C., &c,
Main ST. tSbetween First and second
K As n now in store and on the way SOL P8cka.
IL ses Of Ncrehandise: being one of the
rsest ana best selected stocks the To which
he? respectfully invite the ade of Indiana ard Illinois
ana hehucky feel confident that ii is now no longer
the interest OF Merchants visiting Cincin
nat Tor the purpose purchases of Goods
as they en- buy their tocks equally as we'll closer TO
home, and save an item In Expenses and Freight
Merchants will find in visiting Evansville this fall and
winter and alwsys hereafter, large and new selected
stocks in every branch of Trade there having been seye
raj new Houses opene this season.
We buy most of Goods Of fhe Manufacturers and
heir agents. and viii sell them as low the lowest in
any market this side OF the manufacturers.
Our ST, lies of foods supurb being The cream, Of
tie four Eastern Markets.
The Trade is respectfully invited 10 call in and seq
them, when the Goods wis speak for themselves.
We don't solicit trade upon the strength of advertise
ing to sell cheaper than Rearlg all neghbors and
having Of the Firm ia TIE rzdrket bay the goods
or from advertiseng that iPoTt fer 6oxes
or from putting Phillip, Allen ce Sons brane c. cent
prints bu from the fact we have large stock Ct goods
an will keep on. US doing every day selling
them at the lowest market rate matter what is
that il is above cost.
y. r. We promise TO give satisfaction in filing orders
all goods be returned suiting party
ordering them. Orders filed once, shipped al low
freghts and nsurcdif desired, as always keep open
policies with sound Insurance Companies.
Feathers Rags. nseng. Beeswax, Castor Oil bbls
Tobaceo in hh Furs and Peltries taken in exchange
forgoods, or on account al market rates
oetY MoGAN, KEEN& PRESTON