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S 300 REWARD.
A PROCL A Nj ALTON,


A PROCLA Nj ALTON,
By His Ercellency, DAVID S. REID, Governor
tile State yf North Carolina.
WHEREAS, it has been represented 10 me that
w " ilsun EngIan late OF the county of Ca
tawba stands charged with The murder of one Nathaniel
Wilson the said county, and that the SAID England has
fled lom justice, and probably escaped beyond the Inn
its of the Slate.
Now, therefore, to the end that the said England may
be arrested and brought TO fa for said offence, do
hereby issue this Proclamation, offering reward OF
three hundred dollars for his apprehension and delivery
10 the Sheriff OF Cstawba County
DESCRIPTION.
Wilson England descI bed 10 be about 26 years
age. five nine inches in height, hair and com
peXIon rather lght-lean thin visagtd aud spare made
eyes and mouth somew hal distorted, slight sfamnerng
in his Speech fond of dsputaon, and has been engaged
in teaching English Grammar and ucution.
Given under my hand and aiested with
{ SEAL, 1the Greats cal OF the State of North Caro-
~ lima, a, the City OF Raleigh this 9Th day o
December, A. D., 1882.
DAVID s. REID.
By the Governor,
VIM H. JONES, Private Secretary
Raleigh, Dec. 9, 1852. 9-4w.
The Western Democrat and Llnconton Republican
will insert four times.
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MASONIC INSTITUTE,
GRnIMa M N e.
November 27.

Rev. GEORGE M. EVERHART, Principal, and
Professor OF Greek and Natural Science.
RUFUS R. SMITH, Professor oil Latin and English.
IGNATIUS E. SHUMATE, Teacher in Mathe-
maiics.
THE next session of this Institution will open Thurs
Z dav, January 9th, 1858. 1t is very important
ha those intending to enter, should be present the
first day. The several departments mentioned above
will receive the special ention those having charge
of them. In the department of Natural Science week
ly lectures will be delivered The Clerical and Phi
usophical Apparatus is SUPERIOR and cost nearly $500
The Cabinet of Minerals and Fossils numbers GOO
specime and the Library nearly 700 volumes OF
books.
The prices of tuition Z. 10 and $l5 per session.
Board is So per month"; including fuel and washing
All communications should be addressed to the Prn-
cipal.
November 26th, 1852 5-t6thJan
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SELECT CLASSICAL SCHOOL

SELECT CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
TNHE session of the subscribers School will com.
i mence on the 9th of January next
Circulars containing the plan of the School and
will be forwarded to such desire them.
Address Rev. Alexander Wilson, D. D., Melville P
o., Alamance county, n. G. ... ...
ALEX. WILSON.
November 29th 1852. 94s-wSw.
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OXFORD FEMALE ACADEMY.
TENHE regular exercises of this Institution will be
u sumed tho 10th day of January next Terms
as heretofore. SAMI L. VENABLE,
Principal.
Oxford, N. G., Dec. 6fh 1862. S4e
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Select Classical and Mathematics al School,
WARRENroN, n. @.
e. Il. E'ZELL, Il. NJ. Principal.
TEEHE excrcces of this Institution will be resumed
u the first Monday of January next.
The Principal has been successfully engaged in the
business of insructng Boys in North Carolina for twen
ty-two years. and in Warrenton for the last thirteen
years. Particular attention is given to the moral
well the intellectual training of the Boys The Prin
cpa relies upon the merits of the School for the patron
age of all enlightened community.
TERMS:
For Board for the session of five months, $4,000
Fuel, Lights. &C., in Room, 500
Tuition in Languages, Mathematics. 1850
Sc in English branches, 1850
in French. (extra0 1000
Fuel in School Room, 90
December 1s, 1852. 1l-4w.
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Fine Over-COats.

NLOTH CLOAKS. with silk velvet facings.. Jus
NOPened at HARDING'S EMPORIUM.
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lust OPENED, good assortment of Gents fine
81 Calf Stitched Boots aud Shoes. Also, 200 pairs
b business boots. A. J. PARTIN
Raleigh, Sept. 10Th, 1852. s.
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Hilliardston Male Academy.
TgHHE exercises of this School will commence OH
u Tuesday, January 4th, 1853
This School is situated in very healthy, hospitablc
and moral neghhorhood. The public may rest assured
that the srctest attention will be paid to the morals of
the scholars.
TUITIoN-CIassics, s Is 90
English, 10 90
Board, including washing, &c. 90 per month.
Pupils will be charged from the time they enter the
school deduction for loss of time thereafter except
in of protracted illness urgent necessity.
J. II. McDADE, Principal.
Hilliardston, Nash county, n. c.,
December 2Oth 1852 951-w3w.
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NOTICE is hereby given that application will be
made to the present Legislature to incorporate the
{. Manteo Mining Company"
Nov 20 1852. A.
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Castalia Female Institute,
CAsTALIA, NASH, n. G..
afrs. NJ. G. RichardsOn,' I'y-fr cif.df.
Miss NJ. E. Stone, assistant Principal.
FEHHE Exercises of these Institutions will he resumed
IL the first Monday in January. A prompt attcn-
dance is solicited For particulars apply for Circular
to the Principals or to
JOHN A. HARRISON,
Secretary Of the Board,
December 7th, 1852. 950-w6w.
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sH4ss.--4 @ls rs4.-. sf-- -@ sEssssT s7t54 Fss- &.
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FRANKLIN INSTITUTE,

CEDAR ROCK, FRANKLIN COUNTY, c..
D. S. RICHARDSON, A. NJ, Principal
w. e. DOWD, of Wake, N. c., Assistant.
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The Dwelling House.

situated in the central portion of the town, The
of two Streets is well arranged and sufficiently commod
Gus for most families, having all necessary out building
cha1 ir
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The LATE ADMIRAL Sir GEORGE Cock.
GURS.-The London Times devotcs two col
ums to the genealogy, the exploits and pub
lie honors of this hero, whose death we briefly
noticed yesterday. 1t recounts with much
boasting, the marauding in Chesapeake Bay,
and gIoriics Sir George Cockburn for his
share in the destruction of between G2,OOO
900 and G3,OO0,000 of public property at
Washington, which it calls "SpL'ndid achieve
mcat." For this, more than all his other ex-
potts, Admiral Cockburn was loaded with
honors by his sovereign and by successive
parlaments; and for this, more than for any.
thing else, he will be honored with place
among the great in Westminster Abbey. On
this side Of the Atlantic, however, he has Ionp
since secured an Immortality Of infamy for
his vandal deeds Of Iniamy at Washington,
and for the crueltes perpetrated by him alonn
the Chesapeake, during the war Of 1912.
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A memorial has been presented to the City
Council Of Newark, On. J.,) from the German
population, demanding the abrogation of the
ordinances which nave been enacted for pre-
serving the quiet of the Sabbath, closing the
groggeries and dance houses, and places OI
dissipation. The spirit of these people may
be inferred from the following resolution
which was passed at one of their meetings
and embodied into their memorials:
"Resofped, That we (the German citizens
of the city of Newark regard it as against
the spirit Of our institutions, and as subsersive
Of the principle Of freedom and equality, to
endeavor, by the intervention Of the police,
to prevent or to tetter the free use of those
things which nature and civilization have de-
veloped and sanctioned, nay, properly speak
ing, made necessary to the due development
of the race. Md Int.
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JAMES +. TANNER,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
lnnts- Gh0as. al Rauueas A. Ian,

No. SO Wood Street, bstpesn TAird 4 Fourth,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
AK Es pleasure in again calling the attention Of his
i oustmSrs and country merchants generally, to his
very splendid stock OF Boots Shoes Bonnes aud Leat
err suitable for Fa aud Winter Sales, consisting of over
256O cases. and embracing every style aud variety OF
Mems Coarse, Kip, Calf Russian Leather and Hung
Boots Montereys, Wengtons, BIogans, &c. &c, Also,
Ladies' Misses Boys Youths ChildTen's boots Shoes
Parisians, Jenny Linds, Eurekas, &c. Silk, Velvet,
LeghoTn and Straw Bonnets for Fall and Winter Sales.
NEW YORK SOLE LEATHER.
The above comprises one Of the largest stocks to be
found west of the Mountains purchased from the New
England Manufactures direct, and will be sold al New
York and Phadelphis prices.
Purchasers in want OF any OF tue above described
goods, will please call and examine before baying.
August 80, ls53.-Sm.
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LNARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber
ULEs AND REGULATIONS to gov.

ID ULES AND REGULATIONS to gov
= ern all the working forces under my contrsl on
the Central Ohio Rail Road.
lst The wages given for laboring hands viii
he by the prices given the line of said road
notice of which will be posted up in my office: and ali
other hands per contract the price given by
me for such work. .. ..... .... ...
a All hands and bills will he paid on the first satur.
day after the goth of every month"; the 10th of
same month"; Every hand wishing te leave the work on
the next pay day must give notice the 10TH he will
not be paid In full until the next pay day IL is also
quested that all persons hAv bills for other things
work, will present them on the l0;h of each month"; 10
ensure their payment on pay day.
houses boarding hands for me, will he allowed 10
keep, allow TO be kept, any Whskey, Wine, Ale, or
other Intoxicating drinks in about their boarding
houses; allowed to keep, or harbor, any dsoderly
person. nor any hand after they are discharged off the
work By violation OF these rules the keepers of said
boarding houses will forfeit whatever money may he in
my hands at the time OF said violation.
1th. s required that all hands obey all
given by the Superintendent, under whom he s work.
ing and behave pesceaby and conduct
W. Without quatreIing with other hands that NAV he
employed upon the work. In all cases where hand Is
known fight or quarrel with other hands, the work.
or of the work. II both working for me- the in fault
will forfeit whatever wages he may have in my hands
IL both In fault both will forfeit their wages and be
discharged without delay. ...t
5th Any hand or hands that may be engaged in any
out for wages or anything else, will be discharged
and not allowed 10 be hired again any work in which
| am concerned.
9th Every hand that comes the work icatcd,
ID known 10 spend his wet days Sabbaths in
Shops will he discharged. BY these rules all persons
will know what require, and when pay.
7th, Any Boss, Clerk or Superintendent on the work,
not reporting amy violation of these Rules well known
TO him. W III lie discharged as soon as known by me.
July Ist, lsS3.-3m. - -
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SALE OF vAIITABI,E

\ real estate--Three farms in the nelghborhood of
s;r. CLAtRSVILLE, Belmont County, Ohio, in Section
No. II, aud near tho National Road This section is di
viled into three farms The first containing two hun.
there H. comfortable Brick House and about one hun.
ired acs1s of cleared land, the balance finely timbcrcd
aud well waterod.
Tho second farm contains near two hundred and ten
acres about hundred aud twenty cleared, with
hcwn log house. orchard of grated FRUIT well of excel
Lent water in the garden, well timhercd, well watered,
aud of even surface, in the occupancy OF Mr. kel
Ter.
The third farm contains nearly two hundred and ten
acres, about hundred and ten cleared with log Cab
in. and small harm thereon, with abundant supply o
| timber and well waterod.
| This land is known aud distinguished the Foulke
land and has been in the family seventy years aud
offered ur sale by the Executors, aud affords the
finest opportunity presented in the county of Bel
farmers splendid homes in the proven
bally rich lands Of Belmont. For beauty Of location
fertility of soil abundance OF water, timber, coal
vonence to markets, churches, schools aud all the eo
ments OF life, this land cannot he surpassed.
plat Of the land IL lcit at the Auditors Office for pub
lie Inspections and tho lines will he shown Ivy Mr. Keller
who resides on the premises This land win he offered
at pu sale al the front door of the Court House, in 81
Ciairsvllc,On
Tuesday, the Goth day of September, Is So
being court day
| Torms--onethrd of the purchase money the day o
sale aud the balance In two equal annual nstalmcnts
with interest from the day of sale.
The title retained until the whole of the purchase
is paid deeds executed upon notes heng given 70
remaining payments with mortgage premises al tn
option of the executors. JOSEPH FOULE,
4 THEODORE FOULKE.
Executors of Joseph Foulke dec,
JOHN THOMPSON, Agent,
= for the Executors.
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ceiling OFF TO MAKE ROOM FOR
July 18th, 1853

OFF TO MAKE ROOM FOR
~ an early Fall Stock.-We will sell iron this day.
the balance OF large stock Of Summer Goods, Cheaper
than you before them -many styles less than
stand remnants at almost any price. Our stock Is
still large, aud consists of
Beautiful summer Siks-warranted TO w ash.
Silks and Dress Goods.
supetfne Painted Chaeys--perfcct beauties.
Silk Tissues-the hest in the city.
Bcreges, Chally, Baryr, Grape, DeLaines,
DeBages, Swisscs, Lawns Popiins.
Grape, Silks of the latest styles,
Summer ShawIs, Scarfs, Nantes, &C., sc.
Our stock is yet very desirabieMay goods the hes,
imported. And as we determined 10 make "eiean
sneep f possble ofthe above and many other styles
Goods, the greatest kind of Bargains will he given.
Being very thankful for the large patronage we have
received, we now say Come one, Come ALL As a Htth
Cash will now buy lots ol Goods at
STONE IL THOMAS
Sign Golden Dee live,
| l7i Main 81. Wheeling
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In addition TO the above there levied in the following
named Townships and School Sub bDistricts lor sohoo
purposes the following amounts, ,,,.,
Flushing Township Sl29 district NO. S0 W eaoi'ioh'
Goshen Township S26, 30 except Dist. No. D. S61. ~
Kirkwood Township, District No. =, S3l2 NO. IL sou.
District No. ! $500 District No. ii $50.
Mead Tp. 1860 except in dist No. 9 and D. .ooo
Pcase dist No. $500 and balance of Township $4,000
Putney Tp S425 q Dist No. | S25 dist. No SO -,
RichIand Dist No Sl22 Dist. No Is $50 DIS. NO. D
$50. No. S4Gj. No. $50 No. $4,2). =, o
Smith TIP. $5i1 dist. $500. No. &, $265, and NO. lo
pts. Goshen S Smith $115.
Wayne Dist. No. 5000.
Wheeling, Dist No. 4 S400 TIP. $40.
Warren Tip. s1l "a except GAINESVILLE district.
NoTcE is hereby given that will attend in person or
by deputy on the following named days at the usual pla
OF holding elections in each of the Townships TO re-
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Miss Gertrude Salisbury, who was arraign.
ed in this village few weeks ago for smash.
ing whiskey bottles at Laseur's Tavern, was
tried at Kennedyylle few days since for
this and other alleged offences. The prose.
cutor chose this as the most favorable poin,
for securing justice for his line OF business
but a very intelligent jury gave him ~
understand that he had brought his cris,
TO the wrong mill mill, They acquitted no..
entirely, and the auditory SO far made HE
cause their own, as to intimate that If Tho
word was said they would have another touch
Of the higher law to certain parties who dnr'
ing the trial had made false and cowardlv in
sinuations in regard to the defendants Chm.
acter.-Jdmest0Ua (N. " .Jouaai.
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I AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber of

ACRES of land, lying in section No. Green township
Hooking county, Ohio There is the premises two
CABIN HOUSES. About four are cleared al each
cabin. The land is well tmbered large quantity of IL
being poplar, There Is plenty of STONE COAL and
IRON ORE on the land. Said land lies miles from
LOGAN, one mile from the IRON FURNACE, and one
half mile from EXCELLENT SAW MILL. For
terms enquire of JosEPH WoLF living miles the
land or the subscriber, living near CADIZ Harrison
county, Ohio, SAMUEL HINES,
Cadlz, June "a, 1859.
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'Hoo MANY OF THEM.-aoo doz. Silk

Il and Cotton hosiery-for ladies' and Gents, 1850
doz. Linen and Silk hdkfs. 300 Summer Hats.
All bought under peculiar circumstances and will be
sold 10 cose) al less prices than you ever before
them and perhaps will again. Every body knows
or should know W he nc they can huy the cheapest.
Al STONE d THOMAS
July -, ls53l IA Main ST, Wheeling.
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IALuARtE EARN For sAIE.-pos.

sEssIoN GIyEN IMaEDiArELY.--Situated3 3mes west
of BRlDGEPORT, on tho National Road. GOOD
STONE HOUSE-GGOD WELI.-and other convenien
ccs House cost $500. so acres OF which are in the
highest state of cultivation, with IS OF as good coal
laud as s to he found in Belmont county. Would make
a fine country residence for man doing business in
Whceling-ash he would have fine roads In all seasons.
$500 the price-S5OO down. the balance in one and
two years AS highly necessary that the farm should
be sold We offer bonus OF hundred dollars
to any one who buys IT, or procures purchaser.
For further particulars apply to GEORGE NEFF, at
the Toll Gate, or to DANIEL ZANE,
July -, 1853. On the Island
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STATE OF OHIO. BELMONT CoUN.

CTATE OF OHIO, BELWUNT CUUN-
~ TY SS.-JoHs ELLIOTT, rs: AoSEss BELINDA
BURKE.-Tbe defendant, will take notice. that on the 9th
lay of July 1859 the plaintiff filed his petition in this
cause gans the defendant the object OF which Is to
Judgment against her for the sum Of s5os2s, on
an account With interest from that date that an order of
attachment was issued and horse, saddle and bride
has attached property the prayer Of the said
petition is that the plaintiff recover the said sum OF mon
ey OF the defendant the defendant will therefore appear
aud answer the said petition the 18th Of October or
Judgment will be en,orcd against you in default in this
case - - - -
JOHN II. HEAToN, Clerk.
| ,bor Gty
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SHERlFF'S SALE.--IN PARTITION
~ JoEL Yosr vs. AARON Yosr ct al. BY virtue of
order Of sale TO directed from the Court of Com
mon Pleas OF Belmont County Ohio at the Summer term
thereof d. is53 will offer for sale public auction
TUESDAY, the Goth day of September A. d.
1859 between tho hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ aud O'Clock
r. NJ of said day at the front door ofthe Court House
st. Carsviile In said county of Belmont the following
described Real Estate TO viii Being Lots Nos 100 I2
IN tho town of Burlington In said county of Belmont and
State OF Ohio and subject to the dover Estate Of Nancy
Walton widow of Robert fost deceased. Also at the
same time and place above stated Lots Noe I03 and
l2l IN the aforesaid town Of Burlington which lots are
free OF dover.
JOHN q. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
SnERIrr's OFFICE, August l2, le53..-3N0.
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CtALL AND JUDGE FOR YoUF

GtALL AND JUDGE FOR YOUR
seives.-WuEAr d CuAPLisE jobbers of no,i0ns
and Fancy Goods, Monroe street, Wheeling, Va. We
would call the attention of merchants and pedlars to
Spring stock which we are receiving consisting In part
Of |.H- -#r.r .a..... r.
$4,000 rolls Wall Paper, OF every quality;
Ai 1900 :" Window Paper; .-' .II..- .-..HH.
... 800 '' Velvet and common borders;
II doz. Fire Board patterns;
Cotton and Silk Hosiery of every description;
SILK, cotton, and Lisie Thread Gloves;
Spool and Skein Thread; d.
Suspenders, Lace Goods, etc.;
Note, cap, Letter and wrapping Paper;
School and Blank Books; ~ s.
Hardware, cutlery, combs, buttons;
Pins, Needles, hooks and eyes; p
Zephyr worsted sewing silks, r...> ... ...t
States, stationery, brushesi
Perilmery, gun caps, fishing hooks and lines.
Together with every small article kept by country mer.
chants, - +
III PThese Goods are laid in expressly for jobbins aud
viii be sold small advance for cash or trade in hand
J9The highest market price paid for rags, feathers
FAX seed, ginseng becswar, wooden socks, etc, in
change, OF for cash. March 2J, 1858.
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/ AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber
offers for sale the North.ea quarter of SECTION
NO III, township No. eight, Range No. Ave Living one
ihe ana quarter East of MorrisOwn and about forty
perehcs south OF the National road and two miles North
o tc haroad on which there IL about B5 acres cleared
'hc balance ws iimbercd. The land is good aud well
wa'efed' For terms apply to VIM. TAaaART, Wheeling
uicek Two miles South of Unontown belmont County
Ohlo. lAugust 20, Ia53-pd. WIN. TAGGART y
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July 90, 1853.

ssHERIFF'S SALE.-WILLrAM & CUM
kOMlSGs vs. ARCHIBALD GIrrIS ct al. BY virtue of the
ith pluriGs veiitOni exponas TO directed from the
court Of common Pleas Of Belmont county Ohio; will
offer Tor sale at Public Auction on
TUESDAY, the goth, day of September, A. D.
1853, between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4
O'Clock T. NJ of said day at the front door OF Court
House in ~. CairsviIe in said county th3 following
deIcrldcd Real Estate TO wit situate lying and being in
the county OF Belmont and State of Ohio aud bounded
and described as follows to wit: The same being the
west half OF the SOuh west quarter of Section town
ship and ranges being in tile district OF lands hereto
fore subject to sale at Marietta Ohio, and being the
lands on which the said Archibald Giiien now resides
eontn ming eighty more or less.
Appraised at $1,000.
JOHN G. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
SnERIFps OrrICE, August 10 ls53.-3,OO.
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,NHE BEES ARE woRKING-And

IL STONE d THOMAS have collected at the sign OF
the BEEHIVE, mo. ia Main ST., Wheenq) more
decacies in the shane OF SUNNI FIR SILKS, DeBAGES
BAREGEs, TISSUES, DeLAINES, slAWLs, PAR.
ASOLS, ETC. And some Of them the soeetest in style
well as the cheapest aud just suited to the tastes Of
all who in want of tho latest style of Goods at very
low prices. Juno3 1859.