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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-05
TELEG RAPHIC.
The Whig State Convention.

SPECIAL coRRESPoSDENcE OF THE NEW HERALD.
PRELIMINARY ARRANGEMENrs-THE PROSPECT
CANDIDATES SPOKEN OF, ETC.
SYRACUSE Oct. Al NJ
The Whig Convention tomorrow now promises to be
beautifully harmonious Large numbers of delegates and
outsiders have arrived and upon figuring up the repre-
sentation is found to stand as follows:--
National wings, or " silver graysr. %
Sewardites, or " "woolly heads''. ds''.........,.... SO
Thurlow Weed is arranging matters. The Sewardtes
preparing to extend to the silver grays part of the
ticket and the platform of the union will be give to
the latter section the Attorney General and Judges of the
Court Of Appeals.
There are to be resolutions pertaining to national
politics, but the canal enlargement will recommended
Mr. Leavenworth, silver gray of Syracuse is anxious
to be Secretary of State.
Outsiders are pushing the claims of Mr.. UIman OF
New York for Attorney General. He is a silver gray
John c. Wood will be nominated one of the Judges
The silver grays gloomy, but the sewardtes are
very happy, and the harmonousness is delightfully."- sweet
all round. w.
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THE TURF.


IINION COURSE, L. !. = TROTTINO THURSDAY
October 9, at 2h p. NJ Purse $3.50 Mile heats-best
Snree IN nve, In harness. Mr. H. Woodruff b. q Pct
y; Jones names gr m Lady Suffolk Stages will
the Wtsssurg ferries half hour day for
soe eourse- John l. SNEDIKER Proprietor.
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A %IhauAN raa dSon BibLE M CNIoN-ITS FOURTH ami
FRS. Baptist d6uroh @na Of Broom. and
'ls ss s @ sE sas
a TsaTsdsy
A ,MAGNIFIcENTIY ILLUSTRATED ROMANCE
The Sunday Courier the largest Of the sunday
y written and exciting romance, handsomely illustrated
sa moa. e ss. s as,ssr ss. Il York ii Slices
originally Or rSb.hed in ths Ycrt Tribune The Prisons
'eS
se ss Ssa sae % Fer ss "a M u.
AGENTS JAS J. sMITm CO.. sprase street "a aoor %S"'
RRooKLYN LODGE NO. IS l. o; OF O. F-rHE MEN
m make Sss sSSss
Wood from his residence in Adeph street Fulton
JOIN Cusris Secretary pro tenn AA''0A E. N' u
CARD OF TnANKs-TnE HAMILTON GUARD, OF
Buckkn Volunteers Brookiyn their invitation
,.ss, 4.
hearty ss o.,
JOHN J. ByRNE Secretary pro TEN.
100 F--THER. ". GRAND LODGE OF SOUTHERN
sion in the room Odd Fellows naS Corner Of Grand and
MECHANICS INsTITUTE.-cLAssEs IN ARcm
M Ala and dssw
maes It's further intended to add French class giving
members s. French class % members S. nom ms%Ssrs on S
sSar5 r1snsiss cIs%ssss SssAs 'A' 's
:: T GtIS FISHER comm,,...
JAS. h'tf hF'htfNTIcE. o'mm'''s''
N B.-The classes will meet Monday Wednesday, and
Friday evenings, at Ia o'clock.
MASONIC NoTICE.-THE VARIOUS LODGES IN THE
M city and all members of the craft in good standing
assisting the inaugural of the the
The Brethren viii meet in full rssaa at tho Masonic Temple
40 br'0ms street. On Friday %ernn # sSs S
p %Ss MSs'1s 8ss:as sssrStnry S;n:, p,,,,o,,
Canal street ut 8 O'Clock A. NJ
N ter this date the transfer books Of the Mineral Com
nesting report su
s worked @ on
S TIE Board
i. osGooD, Secretary.
n iA:-ATTENT5oNlwAN GRAFTON WILL BE De
Mvsrea BY the Rev. William BslSh at tho Broad m
Sess sr.y ss Bss S M .s
as hsv by g S Hn %
brass band The exercises will be commenced by prager
sssH ss s1 M Y 8
sss
'pseply dr rsqu1s1 to resnn MASON
TAHMl,MAslNY SOCIETY, OR COLUMBIAN ORDER
held in the Council Chamber Of the Great Wgwam on We'd
nesday evening 9th nt at half hour after setting
the SUM- General and puncua attendance is BY
order ISAAC v. FOWLER Grand Sachem
STEPHEN c. DURyEA, Secretary.
as Season
THE BIBLE MEETINGS IN DIR. CONES CHURCH
on Thursdsy and Friday will 6e addressed by the Rev
and the Rev Messrs Chaen, Duncan, Judd jones' Fist
To cALIFoRNIANs--A PERSON OF SOME CAPITAL
who acquainted with the wet and dry dissngs of Cali
fornia and who anticipates returning R desired purchase
an equal interest in new invention for the and cxped
dry sands Address X L. T., Chatham square Post Ohce
ITO TIMBER RMERCHANTs.-yOUND ADRIFT ON THE
18th ult on Long Island Sound Crane Neck Point,
eight sticks OF pine timber measuring
feet in length and squaring from sixteen twenty
For further information inquire of John w. Smith
Front street. Of Subscribers Setauket Long Island
STEPHEN HOUCH, GHAS DYKES
NITED STATES CHAPTER O. U. A.-THE MEM
bers Of this Chapter particularly requested to be
sent Mt their regular meeting Thursday evening"
transact business OF vital importance. by order,
THos. MCGOWAN, c. ofC. L. w. PARKES. Sachem
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William B. Fleming whig is elected Judge Of the East
ern district, two democrats.
For Congress- Mr.. Barlow, whig has majority, far
heard from, Of about 200; result is doubtful.
The democrats have carried the Legislature by large
majority
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Naval Intelligence.
The o. s. sloop Of war Albany sailed yesterdar "a.
the fishing grounds. -
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REWARDS.

.>>o>>>>1~>~>~o~>~~~~~~N ~-~~~.o>>>,->>-~,u-.>,o
$500 An2%a x. w5a
Levy IsrchaSt Of Bsyou Sara Louisiana who loft his
ss hs of e
rostee black coat white biaoi
hsass
dollar. the discovery body. dead. Any informs
'- : '-'- iSRSISGS KI.S LEV, LEVY NC GO 2,.,
&OS REwARD.-LosT, ON SATURDAY, THE oOTn
so% 9s
y 81
&OS REwARD-MARE sToLEN-sToLEN FROM
o11ss Aiasf s nd oa
and small white spot her forehead long and tail
will DO paid for the recovery Of the and thief bal,
Orange, October 4, 1853
&CR REwARD-LosT-wHILE PASSING THROUGH
DAC Chatham Division streets, bead purse, contain
0s wo
Sh three SSr 6 dollar, in
lars BY John & & S on the said
with the thanks of the owner by leaving it at No. 6 John
$C0 REwARp.-LosT FROM THE STEAMER HEN
Harris The finder will the above reward By Ieav
ing it a. l67 Church street II. G. HARRIS,
$10 REwARD.-sToLEN, FROM NEWARK, n I.
'f The
tongue from large cut Also wagon three sprinss paint
ton to v.lsnsins sXsehenssok II West street. NswsrI,
@7O REwARD--LosT, ON MONDAY EVENING LAST
~lU in coming from the Hppodrome, in either Broad
broadway and the private Of the Irving House
OF p %a
receipt two The finder win receive the above reward
and the thanks Of the by returning to 9 Pearl st
fws
nepT o either Sd Sf hs dos to RoBTsT MARsN Eli
Fulton street by any person will receive the above reward
$S REwARD.-DoG LosT-oN THURSDAY EVENING,
street, small yellow bull slut answers to tho name
s. South street, viii receive the above reward.
$O REwARD.-LEFT, ON BOARD THE STEAMBOAT
$O Joseph Beknsp il going from New York to Amboy on
engraved in full the lock The finder will receive
MISCELLANEOUS.
4 KERR CO. HAVE RECEIVED FROM LATE I'M
"A. portsons full sssortmsns Of merinos, eashmsres
and N silk e We have asH essvsa an
very n srsa Paris &, KERR co. Broad
A PERSON, OCCUPYING A FIRST CLASS HOUSE UP
IA town would like loan Of from TO two hundred dol
% % be s0sS s ON SS in IN s
Unexeeptionabls reference given Address L. H. Herald
Office.
U,oR sALE-THREE EXPRESS WAGONS, ONE WITH
IL TOP; will be sold choap for cash. Apply to STUDLEY
* CO., 81 Canal street.
CCHOOL.-THE MISSES WILLIAMS, IW PROSPECT
- street. Brooklyn, reopened their school Thursday
September Terms Of tuition ~ 90 to s. The Misses w.
have also arrangements to accommodate few board
ing scholars Terms of tuition including board, washing
stationery and fuel $50 per quarter-invariably in ad
VVANTED-HoUsEs, PARTS OF HOUSES STORES
w lots, &c; The constant demand At tho state Registry
great that our agents not able half the
quantity required Persons having such property will please
send description Of possible as the people arc
calling hundreds for such and may have choice Of
tenants Mt this office, 73 East Fourteenth street.
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The Georgia Election.
JOHNSON SUPPOSED TO BE ELECTED, TOGETHER WITH
A DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATURE.

SAVANNAH, UctODtr = I503
Johnson the democratic candidate for Governor is be
eyed to be elected He has majorities in the following
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POST OFFICE NOTICES.

DOST OFFICE, NEW YORk.-NOTICE.-CALIFOR
mails u s. NJ steamship Ohio will close ut this office
on the 9Th instant, at p. M. /. ". FOWLER +. NJ.
October A, 1853
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A RENI.-YoUR NOTE WAS NOT RECEIVED UNTIL
"a Monday night Address as before.
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THE FIRENIEN
THE MILITARY.

HUDSON GUARDS.-AT MEETING OF THE HUD
son Guards held at the engine house Sept 23 1858
Resolved, That tender Henry
Tehenau, for dis magnificent of guide coors
Also 70 the Centre Guard for their Kindness lending
eher splendid silk flag to the company
pany. JAMES NJ BYSNE Charman
II p. FERrNER, Secretary
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MEXICAN BIBLE CNIoN.-ITs FOURTH ANNI-
yerary occurs this week. Thursday and Friday. Oct
and IN the First Baptist Church corner Of Broome and
ocers &c, will take place O'clock and public
with the annual report and address Of the Pres
dent, DIR, Cone at 10 o'clock on Thursday morning
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&C0 REwARD.-LosT FROM THE STEAMER HEN
pLU dirk Hudson, black leather trunk labelled H. &.
Harris The finder will the above reward by
N il nj ICY Church street. &. HARRIS.
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EMNA A. n. WILL FIND LETTER AT THE POST
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-15
Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON. NoRTH-CARoLINl
ARRIVED.

ID.
July 9-Br. Brig Susannah. Williams, from Newport to
& d. McRae & Coz with iron for G. r. r.
ll-U s. Mail Steamer Gov. Dudley Bates, fin Charles
ton. with 1902 passengers.
1O-Sehr, Ira Brewster, Williams, from Charleston, in bal
last Miles Costin
l1-Schr Araminta Andrews from Baltimore, to Russell
s, Bro: with mdze
Brig Paul T. JONES' Sparrow, from New York, to Russell
& Bro.
l2-U s Mail Steamer Gladiator, Price, from Charles
ton. with 20 passengers.
l2Sehr. Victory, Ndyett from Hyde county, to Masters
Steamer Henrietta, Rothwell, from White Hail. to Wes-
sci s. Eilers.
July lS-schr Ariel Beardsley, from Wilmington, Del,
to J. r. Blossom with mdze.
Schr Jonas Smith, furman, from New York, to Miles
Costin with mdze.
u S Mail Steamer c. Vanderbilt Burns, from Charles
ton with l26 passengers.
Steamer Fanny Luterloh, Stedman, ON Fayetteville to
A-U S Mail Steamer Gov. Dudley, Bates from Charles
ton with Il passengers.
Schr Laura Whtchurst, from Little River, to DeRosset
& Brown.
Schr Laura, Harker, from Shallotte, DeRosset &
Brown with naval stores.
CLEARED
U. S Mail Steamer c. Vanderbilt, Burns, for Charles
ton with % passengers.
Dutch Gaot Me Vrouw Wincke Van Derveen, for Hull.
Eng, by !. q D. McRae Co.; with $50 bbls rosn, 32S
do. turpenne
july llh-S1eamsr Brothers. Creel for White Hall, by
John Banks.
I2-Barque Regatta, Grafan, for West Indies, by De os
set & Brown with lumber and 81 ingles.
Brig Venus Orr, for Bath, Me, by J. & d. McRae d Co
with $4,000 fl. lumber.
u S. Mail Steamer Gov Dudley, Bates, for Char 5ton,
with 81 passengers
l3-Brg Pamaho, Adams for Richmond, Nc, by Adams,
Bro. & CO.; with lumber.
July 13-U. S. Mail Steamer Gladiator, Sterett, for
Charleston. with 81 passengers.
l4-U. S. Mail Steamer c. Vanderbilt Burns for Charles
ton. with IS passengers.
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The New orlsan. Co.Y,. T..,,..

Inc following Is condensed from The animal c;rcn.
lar OF Mr. Henry I. LoNsbALE Coffee Broker. which
we copy from the New Orleans Bulletin. Of the s,b
instant: y '"e o'n
me Imports al this port direct from Rio Janeiro,
during the year ending on the LIST instant amonn,ed
to 3445lo bags. against 1885, 57 in 1852 and 27o
PAT IN lS5O-l coastwise, % $40 Rio aoains. "a .
82l last year, and 32.545 in 1901 direct from Gu.
pa ana olner sources lO,62S against 1852 last year.
and 34,82l the year before-total of ali kinds 3s1
513, against 373,34O in 1872 and 3144so IN $40
Il, showing continued increase in the trade Tho
sales for consumption, however, exhibit material
falling off, amounting during the past wear IN 900 ihe
bags, against 37 27S last year. and the wear
before ne eh'fe sales OF the year, including those
to spectators, comprise 39l 1874 bags From this !,
will be that the imports of the ras, vaar sbo,
an increase over those Of 1872 of STA baos and
over 1901 OF 67,O9l bags, aid the sales for con.
sumption decrease of 1912 bags compared with
1872, and 1865 compared with ls5O-1
The stock OF Rio IN importers hands on the 1st in
slant, 66,865 bags, in grocers hands 1A4s1 -,
other kinds 5000-total. 86,346 bags against 26 e7q
at the corresponding date last year-increase 50 367
bags The average price of the sales of Rio during
the month of July last was STA per 100 lbs. in An
gust 8.52, in September 8.45, in October Ak in M
vember $50. in December, O9, in January 9 in Feb
ruary SO. in March 9i2, in April 9, in Nav 3 81
and in June 8.72-average of the years business 3
60. The sales stated include 8246 bags Inferior soil
in March at 7c., 1443 do, sold in April at r. and "a
4b4 damaged and sKlmmlngs sold during the year. bu
which are not computed in making the average. Th
circular also states that the total exports from Rio d.
Janeiro from LIST May, 1852 to LIST NAV, 1853, were
1,968,625 bags, against 1,825,779 bags during TIL
previous year, showing an increase of 1886 bag
this year; the exports from Rio TO all ports in til
United States from LIST May 1852, to ST Nav 1853
were l,O66,3ll, against 9O7 424 during the CORES
pondng period of 1872, showing an increase n
1853 1897 and the present stock of Rio Coffee at all tn
importing ports of the United States is estimated a
23O, 900 bags, against 10000 at the corresponding
date last year, exhibiting increase of 100 600 bags
This circular also contains diagram, showing tn
course of prices throughout the year
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-07-15
WORLDS FAIR PREMIUM DAGuERREOTYPES.

NE public respectfully invited to call and see those
L wonderful Stercscopic Solid Daguerreotypes at
,WHITEHURsT'S Gallery, II Main street., Richmond
whether they sit for them not They truly the
of the age Serecopy the of giving to pictures
fat surface the of all the sodity and round
of life has been pronounced by scientific the most
discovery made in optics The effect is really
beyond conception The picture appears nearly the
size of M and stands in alto reeuo like piece of sculp
ure the living being Lkenesses taken by this extrao
binary improvement, may now be had at WHlTEHURSTS
Galleries They may be found in many of the principal CT
ties of the Union. J
Mr. w has honor that he has just received
another highest premium. medal the Fair of the great
National Metropolitan Exhibition which closed the l9t
March, at Washington D. c.. Also two medals from the
Worlds Fair London, three others at Maryland Institute
Fairs and premium at the great Exhibition at Castle Gar
den, New York thus showing the great superiority of
WHITEHURST'S DAGUERREOTYPES.
B8Cloudy weather preferable except for children it
| avoids the contraction of the brow.
J. H. WHITEHURST, Sole Proprietor.
Gallery in Wilmington in the Mozart Hall Building over
Messrs. Policy & Harris Store.
| Tunel 237- IF
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From the U. S. Fireman,s Journal.


HAMPToN's VEGETABLE TINCrURE -Messrs Mortimer &
Mowbray of Baltimore, have conferred great blessing
humanity in their purchase from the discoverer of this
cacous medcine-Dr Hampton-the privilege of manufac-
turing it. We have received several letters from old
quaintances resident in Baltimore who for years
have been afflicted with Bronchitis Asthma and Kheuma
sm in their worst FORMS and many other distressing
plants engendered by Overexposure climate vo-
lent exercise of the lungs and general debility
arising from impure blood with every of instant
relief and at last positive hare been effected
When such information from reliable sources reaches the
public press, consider it duty mankind give
it all the publicity in its power.
Our readers South and West NAV relv upon the recon-
mendaton of our friends in relation this medicine and
to those North and East only say that no agen
cies exist among them for the sale of the VEGETABLE Tine
TURE a remittance of One Dollar to Messrs. NJ & NJ Ba
more, will insure the reception of bottle of it.
See advertisement to-day. For sale by C. & D. DuPre
Wilmington. n. c..
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July sales ssrsss Fl ss,
Is. snd Corh Meal 75sss d bBl salssof
1851 Op far red wlIts O6gsl busheL Cern-whts'
6l562 cents and yellow &C. . bushel Oats 4o@4S cts U
according quality esass ss 3 shl m n
Beef as p % Dbl bacon shoulders sides sSSte:,
Tie 3 r. whisky 22@22Ie in bids. and 3g2sEc. gal
Ion in bbls. 49, & s.-,4. s.,
NEW YORK July. of 500 bales at
rates Floursaes at 81 e2a@4 sz for State s. sl4 95
for common Wheat-sass at - for ed d. cpd 81 2
Whisksy-sales At 2s porksaei Of mess at go So and
sI2 rs for Prime Beef-saes of mess at Sl2 20: Gut
Meatssaes at 81 for shoulders and &C. for hams Lard
lOlc bbIs Coee-sales of Rio OF 94c ana ia
for Java Sugar-saes at 44c MolaSses-sales at 2Ske
CHARLESTON July 2cottGn-The market s may Be-
said been brought to stand little was done 10
the article to-day The sales did not reach so bales -
LIVERPOOL, June 29cOtton has continued steady d
days foot 10000 bales of which Peculaer took 1900
l-l6d fair Upland and Mobile Gid, mddng l5-lEd-
Breadstus in good demand at I'D OILS Dbl advance
-four, % quarter advance in white corn Beef and
Pork unchanged Bacon dull Sugar and Rice were
good demand sitter Coffee in moderate request
at prices favorng buyers. Money easy; Coasois SSa
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TULY Sth-Receved this day the following cheap Publ
j cations: Flirtations in America, High Life in New
York This Novel of the most and inter-
the Mysteries of the Court of Henry the Eighth by Rey
printed from the advanced sheets purchased from the
ons The Emigrant Squire. by the Author Of Bell Bran
don is the best work he has ever produced The Two sr-
in search Wife Father Clement true and touching
story by Grace Kennedy, delightful volume The Far
The Life and Adventures of Arthur Spring the Murderer
of Mrs. Ellen Lynch and Mrs Honcra Shaw with Por-
Conviction Lorenes History of the Inquisition in
SPAIN its establishment to the reign of Fer
dnand VII composed original documents of the
cheve of the Supreme Council and from those of Subodi-
guished Papst and tells tale truthful horror Also, the
London Edition of Boswes Life of DR. Johnson, illustrated
Dixon and Kerrs Ornamental and Domestic Poultry Book
Pierre or the Antiquities, by Melville. For sale by
Juy Is 1858 L. II. PIERCE.
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No Wonder he was Thankful.

ROCHESTER, October 49, 1852
GRNTLBMENHaVng experienced the beneficial of DIR.
MLanes Celebrated Liver Pills take great pleasure in
menng them the public feel warranted in saying that
they certain for liver complaints and all bilious dis
cases. how difficult long standing myself was
dreadful disease
how thankful that heard of these Pills purchased of
three boxes land before had n led the third
box completely cured lvcry believe but for Dr.
Liver Pills. should have now been in grave but is
best of health witness
O efficiency of DR.. MLANEs CELEBRATED LIVER
PILLS Besides recovering my health, consider that have
saved pocket three huhdred dollars
testimoney you creates, pleasure and hope
may do something towards making these invaluable Pills
known to all who are suffering with liver complaint.
WILLIAM HISS, Traveller iu Western New York.
p 8. DR.. MIane's Celebrated Liver Pills. his great
American Vemifuge Worm Destroyer all
respectable Drug Stores in this city.
G-Purchasers will please be careful to
but DR. M'LANEs LIVER PILLS There other Pills. pur
porting be Liver Pills before the
Wilmington y. C., by VIM II. Lippi Druggist.
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cnurTY cnuRr cI.ERK,


ss-We are authorized to ainnoince Mr.. GEORGE NJ.
BISHOP candidate the ensuing election August
next for the Office of County Court CLERK of New Hanorer
County Mr. Bishop pledges himself if elected to discharge
the duties the Office faithfully and to the best Of his ab
ty. MAY I2-2l2-6t-36-te
aEWe are authorized to announce w: g. WALKER a
candidate for the Office of County Court Clerk of New Hano
yer County, at the ensuing election.
June so. 1853 254-lt-43-te
AS-We authorized to announce DR.. JAMES +. SNIP
SON, as again candidate for the Office of County Court
Clerk, of New Hanover County DR.. s. pledges himself if
elected to discharge the duties of his Office with industry and
fidelity. GApril 29.-33-te*
To the Voters of New Hanover County.
FfuoD CITIZENSHIP short time it will devolve upon you
to elect from amongst your number suitable person to fill
the office of County Court Clerk Allow to present to
consideration candid for that Office; and at
the same time to sincere thanks for your liberia
surages heretofore bestowed and promise you elected
to discharge the several duties of that Office with fidelity
zeal. SANTI r BITNTING
April 18TH 1855 lS7te-32te
R3 We are authorized to the Rev. g. W HILL
as candidate for the Office of County Court Clerk of Column
bus county, at the ensuing August election.
| July L. 1853 43te
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DIED.

In this town. Saturday evening last, after lingering
illness Mrs MARGARET ANN wife of Mr.. VIM. MORRIS, il
the 55th year of her age.
In Lee county, Ga on the 9th inst. SARAH AMANDA,
wife of James NJ Kennedy, Esq aged about % years The
deceased consistent member of the M E. Church. and
died in the full hope of a blessed Immortality. Cow.
On Willis Creek, CUM erland couu'v, n c. on the 30th
ult. AMOS c. of E and NJ J. burlington, aged months
and days.
At his residence in Richards Onsow Comfy Satur-
day 2lst May, Mr.. LOTT Mills, Qattery resident of New
Hanover county,) in the 54th year of his age.
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Launched
On Stocks,
24.GS

showing total of 5l,0S3 tons, of which 24.69s
mas oeen launched or Is vessels Of all descriptions
OF OF which SO have been launched Mr.. Ecford
w Mep0' Lupton McDiarmaid, Nj F. Williams and
Mt Hneeden, at Green Point, and Burts S Morgan,
at Brooklyn, have launched an additional TONNAGE
sufhcent to swell the aggregate tonnage launched,
during the last six months, to about % 900
Journal of Cnm.lerce
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N.
FeIIo'c- Citizens of Deplin County:
10 avoid misrepresentation and to place myself in
quivcca position have chosen this method Of saying
you that l candidate for the office of County Court
Clerk and solicit your ages the ensuing August cleo
ton If, in Judgment, you elect me, the
duties and obligations of the Office shall be discharged
with zeal and fidelity. JOHN J. WHITEHEAn.
. Nav 1S 1879
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber having been appointed at June Term of
the County Court Of New Hanover to receive the Tax
List of South Washington District will at Washing
ton Saturday, the 2Sd inst, to receive the
G. w. GROOM, J. 2.
TuIy 18th 1853 45-lt