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II

THIS fourishng Institution, now in ses;ao MY.
i placed under the charge of Mr. J. D TsOn, has Ia.
assistants ~ well qaaisS
Everettsville is situated in Wayne eoun,r NJ
ats on the bs lime Of the SGahs1n
induced several families to remove from tba VI this r
river and make it their place of residence iarns
A commodous building has been erected
Female Seminary of the hghest grade tn e,
citation neatly and comfortably f scnoo
Excellent Pianos, and complete set of l%S;;inshed.
Chemical Apparatus, with Globes, Orrrv IsOsoPhal an,
procured for the use of the Academy &C. have be
1t is beloved that nothing is wantino -
tiOn equal to the best of the kind in the county
For Spelling and Reading .... "'NfHs i
or above, with Writing, Arithmetic Gramm.,. Vi
Typography. "hu
For above with all the other branches of an EncI R
euuea'ioh; ,.. 49, ;........ ..... CO" -
Ancient and Modern languages, (each) 10 o
Where the languages are studied alone '''''"' SO
Music, with use of instrument '''''''.. 10 N
Board including washing fuel, lights. Gc ''''.: b d
For fnrthG E1 particulars lars %Sdss, the
eritt VIM. Carroway, Samuel smith ni1eumb John e.
Everittsville. Wayne Co., N. c., Jan. ID les. M
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large supply of mems womens and chdren's Shoes
Together with large stock of READY MADE CLO-
THING, at wholesale and retail besides variety other
articles too numerous to mention
He would call the attention of country merchants his
stock and solicit them examine the purchas
ing elsewhere he feels confident can offer better
bargains than they ever had offered in this market.
Wilmington, N. c., Nov. o. 1852 6S-n-ll.tf
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Canal and FayetteSe Flour % S SsIs Is a%o ts
Potatoes % boxes Stewards ss, sugar hsTB
f Fsan sss d. d. DO Fan Family do 0@ SE 20 IL
Round LOW for cash al
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Why Scott De fented In his Contest for the
Presidency!

Presidency!
II is rather late 10 this question but we have
heard n reason all the way from California, which we
think is after ALL the best suggested We believe ii en-
tirey satisfactory.
A few days after the result known al San
Francisco, the Democrats had Il grand ilofcaon-
burned salt pete composition and made all the noise
suited TO the occasion. a miner had just arrived,
who had been for whole year digging for filthy lu-
ere unmndfuI OF the great business of President ma
king. He was one year behind the age. Meeting an
acquaintance, he began his enquiries, TO get up, with
the times.
Miner-What's all this noise and confusion about?
Acquaintance The successful party are rejoicing
over The result of the Presidential election.
Nah, the election is it Who were the
candidates
A.-WeIl, the principal candidates Gen. Scott,
of the army, and Franklin Pierce of New Hamp-
shire.
M.-And Scott was elected, eh?
Ayes, in horn-but Pierce got all the votes
in all the States but two THAT was the report, bad
y beat as that? What could have done it
A-Easily enough explained. A few days before
the election, and when it too late 10 contradict it
the Pierce men started report and circulated indus
triousIy all over the States. that Scott Wds WHIG
M.-Umph, enough TO beat any man.-[Ext]
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Later and Important from Buenos Ayres.

New YoRK, March 3-Buenos Ayres dates of Jan.
2d have been received The revolution proved entire
ly successful, Urquiza having been overthrown.
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cHEAP srnRE

CHEAP STORED ..@esssn.9 = .
DETER SMITH respectfully informs the public That ns
continues the Retail basissss at his Store or
which he win sell cheap, and would be thankful Tor 'nare
Of public patronage. .4...aoL
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ID ED

In this town. Wednesday, I'd inst, at P. NJ, after
illness of 26 hours, Needham West of Duplin County, n.
c., aged about 20 years.
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RICHLAND ACADE,1v

!INHE next session OF tins Institution will 49,
i the 7th of March The rates of TuitioUO pen On
mary branches of English, Comprising are, for the
Reading, Writing and Aritbm.,. III
Do for all the higher branches of English ss
Mathematics and the Natural Sciences including T"
Do for the Latin afd Greek Languages 10 4.
Those from distance, who may wish to 4.
be accommodated either by the Prineinop
convenient to the Academy at So per motI or in
February 12th 1853. @AlD' Pine,,,
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The Sacrifice of a Medium.

man, whose name is Samuel Cole, residing in
Washington county. Ohio who was made insane from
the workings of the sprt-Tappngs delnsion, became
possessed Of the idea that he must off r, like Abra-
ham of old, sacrifice to the Supreme Ruler of the
Universe, He accordingly proceeded to carry his OBJ,
ject into execution by taking off one of his feet,
which he succeeded in doing some days since, in a
very scientific manner. and with a heroic determine
tion.tEat would compare with the self sacrificing dee IS
done in the earlier ages. His family fearing that
some other OF his limbs might be demanded in like
cause, had him conveyed to the Lunatic Asylum, at
Columbus
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMFNT.


VgVE properties have been equaed for
Rhemaiism NepraIgia sPrains Burns S
pss Old Sores or the body external
h "Te q" these
Iorses cured OF RnsHone Ps1 rOe'e
Dr. A. G. My little child when month old was
attacked with for have employed the
aid the city without benefit One month since
solid cake sore purchased one Is cen, bottle
npp S" ip Which had been SO six
oey nsed the remainder Of The bottle on the chds heal and
snre nearly bottle more WILL without
% Vine st, St. Louis, June 2sth, 1852.
certify used the Mexican Mustang mi
recently of sprain the right hip was
joint obtained bottle Of the Imminent and uss freely
four days when the % and pain @ I p
effects were wonderful Free application nghf ana of
81 Duane street, Tse' Sew York, June 25,h 1852
SAVANNAH Geo June 25th, 1852.
used the Mexican Mustang IN
snd so of den knds incident to large number Of
year had tried remedies and in particular that
SeSoe amy
the Mustang Lniment which cured 1t in very short tune con-
slider " invaluable remedy and would "S VIZ h T III
Imminent of for SPAWN, and
advise all who have horses troubled with Ring bone spvin
bo o GG nsn of
2 Cents SC and boe Tne 50 cent sze Contains
and the 81 size times much the rs cent sze being much
sRHcg Geo. 1s s
Fer sale y generally
FALL AND WINTER STOCK.
At Home Again. under Mozart Hail. Front Street.
TOHN KYLE has opened at his old stand, large and
well selected stock of French, English Irsh Italian and
the package reduced prices he is determined to offer
unusually low rates. Among which will be found
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Street Corner Literature.

The following clips were found posted up upon
the corner of of our Streets and handed to us.
They afford good specimen of Phonetic Literature
LOST ADDS
Adds Lost to-day Along the warft
mark HB will Pay For Finding Harry Burgwin
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Authorized Agents for the Journal.
JAMES NJ R REDMOND, Tarboro', Edgecombe co., Nc
JOSIAH JOHNSON, Clinton, Sampson county.
TosEPH R. KEMr, Bladen county.
lanes H. MEREDITH, Gravelly Hl Bladen co.
B. BARNES, Black Creek, Wayne county.
LEWIS JONES, Pink Hill p. O., Lenoir county
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Our RtvER.-We notice in the report of the Sen
ate proceedings of Wednesday last published in the
Baltimore Sun of Thursday, (no paper of later date
received North of Washington that amendments
were made to the Naval Appropriation Bill provid-
ing for the removal of instructions in the Savannah
River. at Savannah and in the Cape Fear River, be-
low Wilmington. Although we have received the
Union of both Thursday and yesterday, we con find
nothing at all of this matter, from which to learn
the particulars, either regards amount, or upon
whore motion the appropriation for Wilmington was
inserted into the bill. From cause, the official
papers of the Senate-the Union and IntelIigencer-
are two days behind. We presume will know
all about it to, morrow Monday If it passed the
Senate on the I'd, and went to the House on the 3D.
the passage of the bill would be certain with the
amendment in it.
The amendment appropriating 100000 for
propeller frigate, with Ericsson CalOric Engine, was
debated and rejected.-DnHy Journal, 5th inst.
Beg~An article appeared in recent number of
the Journal in which we called attention to sort
of transfer of Offices by out going parzans to men,
bers of the party coming into power, by which the
legitimate action and choice of Gen. Pierce's admin
straton was sought to be forestalled by those who
had throughout been among The most bitter opposers
and contemners alike ofthe Democratic party and its
candidates and as an instance of this sort of pro-
ceedure we alluded to the of the Postmaster at
Washington, and, as we felt bound to d. expressed
opinion against such arrangements in language
plain the occasion seemed to demand. yet with
the most studied regard for personal feelings and
character. This very much to have dis
composed the nerves of the North State Wing.
which, in its issue of the I'd instant, assumes to
take US to task, and becomes very funny indeed,
repeating the name of our firm Incorrectly about
every other line. We must confess that the
eager championship of the North State Wing,
is not, to minds any guarantee of the orthodox
Democracy of any movement and if we had enter
tanned any doubt of the propriey of our course its
remarks would have removed them. 1t and its
worthy assistant here, in reviling us-the anony,
nous correspondent of the Free Press, worthy Of
each other and their endorsement or their abuse Of
Democrats have about equal force.
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all kinds of Snuff and Tobacco -,
In addition to the above he has number OF otner
such Calicoes, Shtngs, Clothing. Hats Caps oo'S
Shoes Sc, &c. Sc, suitable for the Farmer and otnefs
March 18th, 1853 Lo-u
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
l be sold at the late residence of Lemuel Cbesnutt
w deceased, the 18th day of March inst upon six
months credit the pershabe property of said Estate
sstlng OF STOCK OF all kndsHorses Yoke Oxen Cotton
Corn, Fodder. Farming Utensils Household and Kitchen
Furniture Barouche and other articles too tedious to
Bond and approved urees required before the
property is removed Sale to commence at II o'eIocL
SALLY J. CHESNUTT, Administrators
Warren 90, 1913. 26-2t
TOCA NUTS.-10OO Fresh and good for sale bv
y req. 0 WILKINSON ESLER
IN HAND..Large assortment of common and fine Can.
Feb II, 1853, WILKINSON & EsLER.
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Schools.
A sITUATION vN.N,-..--

GENTLEMAN who is well oual;sa5 y.
"A in giving instructions in the various braa ana expe
fish Language is DESTROYS Of obtaining seSoe
dress Immediately, (post pad,) A. n Wu no 40 well PEI
P. o. N. G. Such Testimonials as are n.n.yOrs s
can be procured IFeb Or 11aa!lly reoue gs
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I,,amonsi Cut piamoneI.

The New Orleans Picauune gives the following
version of the late misunderstanding between VICE
President King and Gen. Canedo:
A brief time after Mr. Kings arrival at Havana,
the Captain General wrote him very polite note,
inquiring when it would suit him to receive VISIT
from His Excellency, Senior Canedo. Mr.. King re-
piled, naming day and hour. :,
The day came, and MIR. King, though very unwell,
dressed with more than usual care to receive his ds
tinguished visitor, and prepare in other ways Tor an
occasion which of no small Importance: MO
ments slipped away haf-hours and hours and hnai-
ly just as the invalid host wearied out and annoy
ed, was about to retire. in dashed with much NOISE
and ceremony, and many profound bows uniform
ed aiguiIletted and goldlaced adjutant," who, at
ter many polite phrases, informed Mr.. King that the
Captain General was very sorry-much grlcved-
overflow of business--mperative duties NC &c -
hoped to be excused-would His Excellency name
another day and hour when his High MIghtlness Be-
nor Canedo, could wait on him.
His Excellency regretted that the Captain Gener-
al had so much pressing business, &c, and would
name such day and hour for the much desired in
terview
Out went the " adiutant," with smiles, bows, and
courteous phrases.
The second day for the interview came; Mr.. King
again prepared 20 receive his powerful visitor again
was Disappointed again after long delay, came
the bespanged adiutant" with the same bows and
speeches. and the same excuses, and the same re-
quest that His Excellency would name day, &c.
Much to the establishment of the polite adJutant'
he received an answer to the effect that Mr.. King
was in very bad health. and the Captain General
need not trouble himself to visit him.
Order my carriage Immediately" the Captain
General is reported to have said when this curt init
nation reached him With the usual state display,
he proceeded to call on Mr.. King. 1t was rather
late and the latter was preparing to retire for the
night. The Spanish gentleman sent up his card
and would be extremely glad to Mr.. King. Mr.
King was very much ndisposed and could not re.
ceivo the Captain General. The latter then asked
TO see Mr.. Kings secretary. The secretary had gone
to bed and neither could he receive the Captain Gen
erul. Departure of the latter in no pleasant mood,
! Such is the tenor of the chit chat which, at last
accounts, served the mental repast for the inhab
itants of the beautiful city of Havana. The story
doubt exaggerated, but it is still very piquant
| he Savannah CIeorpian,
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From the Savannah Georgian.
ssBehoId How Great n Matter n Little Fire
KIndlefI.''

BehoIU
Kindleth.''
To the Editors of the Savannah Georgian:
GENTLEMEN - Exhibited in Dresden, Saxony, a
negro woman with ring through her nose, chain
ed to post, driver with whip in his hand stand
ing near Admission five cents"
Observing the above notice in of daily
papers few days SINCE has induced me to send you
the enclosed article, which beg you will publish in
your paper. Respectfully,
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As have notice sticking up that adds
have been lost hereby inform the looser of it that
! have found ii and the owner can obtain it by
calling upon me at any time by giving me suitable
reward George Merrick
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ICarpeting, a large supply;
Mems silk Shirts;
do. Gansey Over-shirts;
do. net shirts and drawers;
! do. Saxony wool shirts and
drawers;
Superfine Bed Blankets;
Negro do. do.
Horse do.
Bed Ticking & Apron Checks;
Table and Bird Eye Diapers;
Cotton and Russia do.
81 brown damask do.
8-4 Damask Table Cloth:
Large supply Looking Glasses
ES WEAR.
Black silk Edging;
olored silk Fringe;
White and colored Bonnets;
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons;
Linen Cambria Hdkfs;
do. do. do, embroid'd
Swiss, Null and Book Muslin;
Plaid and striped do.
Jaconet and Cambria;
Ladies colored Kid Gloves;
do. do. silk do.
Ladies superfine colored
Cashmere Hose;
do. black do. do.
| do. do. worsted do.
Blk & white English Silk Hose
do. raw do.
IChildren's worsted Boots;
Black, white and colored Cot
ton Hose;
tA1,,s 1l H.
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Superfne Broad Cloths;
Pilot and Beaver do.
Black and fancy Cassimeres;
Blue, blk and gray Sattinets:
Plain, striped and gold mixed
Kentucky Jeans;
Linseys and kerseys;
Black satin silk Velvet anC
other Vestings;
Cravats and Scarfs;
White, red and yellow Elan,
mel, a large supply;
Rough and Ready Coats;
Sack and Over do.
Irish Linens and Lawns;
FOR LAD
Plain and plaid black Silk;
Cold, plaid & striped de.
Plaid Tarton's do.
Cashmere de G sse;
do. de Lane;
Bombazine, 'arge supply;
French Habits;
do. Collars;
Worked Fronts;
Plain and plaid Alpaca;
Blue and figured do.
Silk Warp do.
Large super. Thibet Shawls;
do. wooden net do.
do. Saxony wool do.
do. waffle do.
Colored Merino do.
Ladies Hoods;
Children's do.
do. Polka Coats;
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WASHINGTON. March 9

The caloric ship Ericsson leaves here for New York
on Saturday. A voyage is contemplated to Australia
and England in the course of six weeks.
The Senate, to-day, passed the Civil and Diplomatic
Appropriation Bill. In the House, a resolution ap
pointing committee on National Armories, was pass
ed.
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Municipnl Elections.

BUFFALO, March ELI Cook, dem, has been elect
ed Mayor by 5000 majority.
ROCHESTER. March 2.-Mr. Williams, DEM, has
been elected Mayor by 1000 majority.
CHICAGO, III. March 1.-Chas. Gray, dem has
been chosen Mayor by large majority.
Troy, N. Y, March lst-The democrats have elect
ed their Mayor, Foster Bosworth, by about 500 ma
Jorty' and IL out of the 16 Aldermen, besides Super
visors, &c.
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BUTTER.-The New York Mirror says =" The
spectators are getting their due. On the grocery
bulletins about the city, we read Best Orange
County butter from Is Cd to Cd Butter, at whole
sale, can be purchased in any quantity at from 18
to Il cents few weeks ago it was Is to 81 cents
per pound The good times coming
lawyer recently inserted the following adver-
tisement:
To be sold, one hundred and thirty one suits al
law, the property of an eminent attorney about tt
retire from business. Note.-The clients are rich
and obstinaten
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-05-28
ROOFI.NT .7.N'D SpOTTJ.I'G.
MidIleiown, Del. , May s IT
ATTENTION FhpMERs

A GRiCULTGR.3L W.4CHINES and M
u PLFNENIS. manufactured by WHITTIER,
MELlcK X Co. 4 Ibany.-Thc subscriber re-
tulns his thanks for the liberal patronage re-
ccivcd during the past seasons, aad would re-
spccl!m!y inform his friends AVID The public in
general, that he still continues the sale OF the
above named machines, whicA consist of
Hhceer's Horse po;'erS md OffrtbOi IAreShers,
Feel C1sfterS, Ciornr Hauars.
and other implements. His experience in the
use O! machines has convinced him thai the best
machines are the most profitable TO the purch-
aSer. He will therefore warrant all his ma
chinerg 10 work Is recommended. "r they be re-
turned and the pDrrhasc money refunded, il paid
For further particulars. or for the purpose of
ordering machines call on the subscriber, re-
siding on the Ma@raw farm. near kirkwood
church, OF address him Rising sun P. o., Cecil
county, Mary land.
JOHN d. MlCHENER. Agent.
CAUTIoN.-'Fhc subscribers. Pa,fntees of
Wheeler's Patent Horse Powers. haYina noticed
that Agricultural firms are making Whreler's
Patent Horse Powers. and selling them. when
in fact they have not obtained from US any hbl
erty TO use our patent; we hereby caution al
persons that said firms have no right 10 use our
Patent, or TO manufacture said horse powers and
that sale by them viii confer no rlght upon
the purchaser to usc such powers.
Arp I'm A. & W. c. NHEELFR, PATS.
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N. W. NoLANn. VIM. THOMPSON. j. Z. REYNOLDS
PORT DEPOSIT
STEAM
Frame, Sash, Door & Shutter Factory

w f, The undersigned, having just fitted up
W "ur new Sash Factory, are prepared to fun
nish all kinds Of
Fr0meS. Sash, Doors and Shutters,
ofthe best material and workmanship. Being
ourselves practical mechanics, we feel confident
in saying thai we can supply, as well as please
all.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
Are earnestly requested 10 Give us call. As
we are situated at the great Lumber Mart, we
can afford to manufacture work in cheaper
and better style than elsewhere. We therefore
solicit your patronage, hoping that you will not
forget US, rs ouv work needs only to be seen 10
be recommended. We are also prepared TO
work all kinds of mouldings suitable for mould
ing Doors. Washboards, &c. We shall use the
best material for every thing, and pledge that
our work shall be unrivaled
VIM. THOMPSON & co.
Port Deposit, Md, March - 6m
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P7s0UTy X EsAgsf!:TT''s

4 GRICCLTLR4L IE4RE-HOESE IND
Il SEED Sy'ORE.-N0. 1919 M,rhrc Street,
PiuLAnELAlIA.-pROU 4, MEARS' Patent
Scll-SharpenIng Plough>, oiaI sizes, RIGHT and
let handcd-S uhSoil Sl!r Hin aud Double
mould, &C., with Steel Extending Points. Bar
Bar-share, Beach, and other kinds ot castings
Tor repairing. The Emperor of Russia award
cd tor the above Plou@hs, a massive gold medal,
value $500. Also, Tie great MeiM at the
Worll's FAIR. was AWARDED to P. 4. NJ. Plough
No. 40. CuiirrtQrS with luubIc-pojnt polish
cd steel teeth. which can h" reversed, thus GET
ting double wear OF tn" common ler'h. Also,
CUliyators of all kinds with steel Teeth.
Spain's atmospheric churu>, corn shelters i'm
proved kinds, hay and straw cutters, han corn
mills. corn and cob crrShclS. Colds improved
harrows, square and j harrows, horse rakcS,
gri&dSuncs, rca II hun. dtrt Sc.aper>. \ grlCul-
IUral furnaces, OK vol. and bows, forks for nm
loading hay, man hay rah"s. bow pins, apple
p"arers, OK mm2ZIcS, mole traps, pruning hooks
and chlsclS, saws and scissors iron well curbS,
and zinc Iubeing for chain pumps, corn plant
ers. ;urnip drills, i to 50; GRANTS patent fan
mills, Garden engines, wheat drills, hOrs" pow
trS and thrcSherS, moving and reapng ma
chimes, chain pumps, ca'!r tics, bull rings,
patent iron snathS, @rubhnr hoes, transplant
ing trowelS, hay and manure forks, shove!S and
variety children tools. Darling scythes, snalhs,
with patent laslning$, p"la'oe hooks.
Also. Horticultural Tools Of every dcscrip-
ton. Garden and Grass Seeds, for sale At the
lowest price, at wholesale and retail. Lapr Pm
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PIANO FORTE.

JN J. LANCASTER respectfully announces
u. to the ciliznnS Of Elhton and vicinity,
that he has Just received splendid toned
Piano Forte, and is now prepared 10 give les
sons either ut his residence or the residence OF
the pupil, as the cas- may be required.
n. b. As il is the intention oithc Suhscrib-
er 10 devote the whole of his attention to mu-
sicial instruction and the progress OF his pupils,
parents and guardians will find it to their ad-
vantage hy placing their children under his in
struction in his branch OF musical education.
Persons not having an instrument at home,
will find this an excellent opportunity 10 ac-
quirc so delightful an accomplishment. Terms
moderate.
Piano Fortes tuned at shortest notirc.
Residence next door TO Mt. Rankin, Watch
maker, E!kton, Nd. Jan 80 If.