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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-28

HOT AIR FURNACES, &c.
HeAvlD CULVER, Qnventor and Potentee ~ civ :, H.
and Dealer, Wholesale and retail in yrps.rrs
hhoisIkhs, EESrriAroKs, RAsaEs, &c. 'A 'AAAehS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-28
and January, 1854.

cheerfay recommend N. e-rn CT GooOa HARRIS 10
favorable consideration OF my ficGi5. ...
End Jsnuxry. lS5I---iu THOs ). NhNCE.
t The Lyrehburg vgna Express viii please copy the
above for veeks, aud send account TO this ONCE
ETERY DESIRABLE nt;siDESCH F0a sAls--for sale,
possession given lat September probably
the house ocsupsd BY Lee on Mar
the bes' locsons In the Oity being
quite retired and a. the time within ave minutes walk
Maintree ills seldom such proper.
y 10 market and the present upanI
Church Hill, could not DO purchased
For tern. sc appiy 10 apIf LEE q CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-28

MACHINERY AND MACHINE TOOLS
- opxssT maehinsLy Depot, 60 CouriIandt street, M.
MACHINES '' anu "oousSorths Patent fLAsTS0
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-28

rraton Of LYnchbur yess endorsed BY the v
su Railroad Company interest payable seman
$4,000 Coupon of the vlrEni, Central Railroad
sure he synsnt Of these bonds t2oo
aad cam be ssou on the
$4,000 stoe1 year, 70 Sa.a.i.y u, inter e.
syBS. m asSsSlF i Vi.
Peon having stock, S I % SVSa % u own or
ae desirable their account CHARGING mod
Wishing would .n,. at We
@ % III be sold a axSSf stfs Gosr5s city
YET .SHk ,,is TNS hf
srsGesT Counterfeit fasa as and sss a san
oay them praise Of their
y .itsa TO s.i al sensay
:hsse nov made in
ws.ays,n siehnond. New York, Petersburg. Norfolk
dsDAIsahat testimony sr,e.n be given the
aor SIsssnas s ar; t,n mGd Tnran
ce each successive exhibition has written out new and
"a greater number operay.
ps,ot and hasSeen avsrsd more Med
.a,a any other living man nsyei,s
Sss saa outlay a, either
y.,ioa. parts Of the country Ills gallery n s SS S a.
s'G street. where may f's'an' fses
~ EnDvaT.-FME PUaNITURE...Ths aadsI.lEIsd, who
No Cabinet Business the East side
@ srantn and Main has ssmoysa III, s
dTps's hi. i.sll,. io5
The yi,toa, article. Of b.
extensive business, and that he o
de,srmned. spare no pain, 70 a,
Tag and He only ask: ~ S
and .aes sdaisieasl s as an M viii
s has on hand heretofore, (housh extensive
ss every article the finest the most ordinary, belong
An kinds Rspairins well Undertating Gro%guy at
tendsdt to- . -, !: H. pIsSTaons GSMGnsSy ..
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-03
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.


JAMES DAWSON, next door to Policy Hart, Viii
mlngton n y, has just opened large and general as
sortment of FANCY AND STAPLE Dry GOODS, all of
which new and was selected with the wish give
toners satisfaction piece having undergone careful
examination Planters wishing family supplies will find in
our Stock the best styles of Negro Goods Blankets
keeping articles &e and Country Merchants Osg to set
P VIII ma their interest to give him CALL as he feels
confident in saying that goods will sold low by him as
ny uy IN 5nouse at the North for from his long
syey for CASH he thinks he offer great inducements
He has ONE PRICE ONLY and that is marked in Main
hgue on every article from which deviation can be made
chd VIII be dealt with fairly first rate Judge Ma
hs %aa VIII De to be better than it really
ne hope by strict and personal attention. and pursuing this
! a share of public favor. 81 W ioeoi'e
In requesting the attention of the ladies to his most ela
CANT supply OF Dress Goods, Embroderes Silks NC he
would with great respect them that no pains has
spared to select the richest handsomest fashoT
ole styles and he thinks he please the most fastdons
Grdsrs from the country will meet with prompt attention
ana "hen the selection left to him. and he fails to nleaso
the goods Will be cheerfuly taken back F
Having MADE arrangements to receive supplies weekly
through his agent in New York customers can rest asri
OF always finding the latest styles of New Goods and at
very lowest prices Nothing shall be wanting on his nart t
merit the confidence of his customers " ' P'''' ~
Please call before purchasing and examine for vourso
wilmington, Oct. 20, 1853. y &c
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON. MORT

ARRIVED.
Feb 23-Steamer Southener, Creole, I'm tayetteVe 10
McRary Il Cazaux: = c...u o.
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh, Sedmau, I'm Fayetteville 70
Feb 24-Schr. Mist Wilcox, from New York, to JOS H.
Blossom. ', r d p,s
chr Maria Jane Somers from New York, to j. H. Bios
som; with mdze. ~ D,
Sehr Ocean Hcwes from New York, to J. r. Blossom;
with mdze. go
Schr. Lille Saunders Corson, from New York, to 6eo.
IIarrss with mdze . o.
Schr c. A. Hecksher, Subbs from Philadelphia, to Geo
Harrss with mdze. u
Schr Marine Powell, from New York, to Geo. Harrsss
with mdze. =, ~,
Schr Topaz Lewis, from Hyde county, to Master; with
corn. $500, r . n
Schr Ellen Randall Randall, from Little Liver, to De-
Rosset & Brown with naval stores. .
Schr Sarah Ann, Davis, from Plymouth, N o., to Mas
te- with and peas. =,
Schr Laura, Whitehurst, from New-Berne, to J. E.
Metts with corn. "
Steamer Sun, Rush. Fayetteville, to JOS j. Lppltt
CLEARED.
Feb 23-Schr Matilda E. Wells, Terry, for New York
by T. C. Worth with naval stores. ,
Steamer Rowan, Barber, for Fayetteville: by f. j. Lu
terloh. 49,
24-Steamer Fanny Lutteroh, Stedman for Fayetteville
! by f. ]. LutterlOh.
Feb 25-Schr. Lucy Whetham Milton, for Boston, by
Geo Harriss with 253 bushels pea nuts ii 4lo do rougf
rice, 100 bbls. rosn.
Brig Mary McRae, Bramhall, for Rio de Janeiro by
| d. McRac & Co with -four, rosn and deals.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-03

NEWBERNE, n. c. Feb: l9.-Snee my last report Tur-
Penne has eened and good lots sold Yesterday at =
Rosin-$I O5 Spirits Turpentine--6Oac. Corn-$S so
in demand Meal 60 Northern Hoy-!$l 80. Perks to
Turkey ce t. Fish 5T MARKET we'll supplied
Shad 30 to 40c Lumber-W O. Dbl slaves one lot prime,
sold at s28 q NJ Bbl heading $l5 R. O. hhds slaves
RICHMOND, Feb 22.-Flour-There nothing doing
in the market to-day About 700 bbls in by the Ca
being for apart Holders So 25@8 So while shippers
only offer So Wheat-The market is dull at 81 sO@2.--
good sos fine $lo@15 Provs ons are firm Beef in de-,
mand with some Improvement
NEW YORK, Feb. 22.-(3 previous days.)-Naval
firmly Spirits Tupenne is without particular change
though sales have been made little under the prices
the latter very scarce but low No. is plenty and dull
Tar is firm at rotations The sales S55 bbs Will
mington Turpentine, private terms q 600 Spirits
Turpentine ~ 66 cents, cash, including in prime
shipping order at the latter rate and 100 bbls at g. 80
mington Common Rosin 80 800 h. 81 IS a ST SO 1000
8 8o s TO- d y 5 ss NoTt G0u9y IS
and $50 do selected for export private terms$s 12
in yard was was offered for Washington in order;
RceThe sales since last about 1000 tcs
at 81 37 S. o6i mostly 81 62a 81 s7t, cash. The
stock is large the market dull and since last buyers
have had the advantage
WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.--N. SroREs-The receipts of
Dip Tupentine are SO light that is almost useless give
is in good demand at 81 So with fair receipts Tar with
out change.
GRA1NCorn has advanced our market closes to-day
at Soc per bushe measure, for shipping.
CorToN-ls held at 9cno sales shippers offer but SIC
NEWBERN, Feb. 2l:-Corn So so q So 60 % Dbl Tur-
Pentne virgin dip and yellow 81 Is 81 SO Scrape 81 s.
Tar 81 IS a 81 80. Common Rosin ST 90 a ST. TO-
BOSTON, Feb 22.-Naval Stores-The market for Spir-
its Iurpenne continues quiet with small sales 7l@72c
gallon, cash Common Rosin is in good demand and sells
readily at 81 u Dbl, with very reduced stock 125 bbls
No have been sold at 81 25 mos No Rosin is also
scarce and wanted In Pitch small sales of Northern at
! s. 25 % bb mos.
sRics-The sales have been moderate at 4a@5c u h.,
mos for common and good quality By auction cask
damaged. at 81 S7hMS4 GIL 4a 100 fhs cash
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-03
Tremendous Snow Storm North.

BALTIMORE, Feb 21.-A tremendous snow storm,
accompanied with high wind, occurred during Mon
day and Monday night along the Atlantic Coast.
In Baltimore PHILADELPHIA and New York, the
two feet level, and in places it drifed
from five 10 ten feet deep All rail road communica-
tion was interrupted.
WASHINGTON, Feb, GA deep snow obstructs
travel.
bill has been reported in the Senate for the
struction Of six steam frigates.
Mr.. Toombs will reply to Mr.. Summers speech
against the Nebraska bill.
The House on Tuesday was engaged on the Home
stead bill.
Both Houses have adjourned over Washington's
birth -daV
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-03
cOlDSBORO' FEMALE COLIECD,

TIME first session of this Institution will COM.
i Monday, the 10th January, 1854, under the coSf
the following faculty, and with the annexed exnpn
THE FACULTY. FSeS
Rev. JAMES H. BRENT, President, Professor Of A..
Languages Experimental Sciences and MathenUaoaa' 'a
Mr.. "A. NJ Professor of Modern
m ss"sss- Professor of Music. '''''' L''
Miss Emily WEBB Miss M B. STAMMIRE and M;
RRENr Assistants in the various departments '"@H
The exercises of the School will be divided into tb,s.,
Primary, High School, and Collegiate. The PrimsT 9
School will embrace q selected part of the Collega hg
The usual reports will be made to parents on The ps
student passing the High course will be era
to certificate of sci olarship. student who has tIa
Collegiate course will be entitled to a diploma 'eut
COURSE OF STUDIES.
Collegiate Classes.-Latin-Al the course below T.
and through the BueOlies uH
Greek.SAll the course below the Anabasis, ncIudn,
Gospel of John.
Mathematics, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometrv r.
Modern Languages-French, German and Italian w.
dorf complete SYSTEM and one author in each apcp
Literary-History, Botany, Chemistry and Astro1oSsa
English composition ,
Music, Drawing, Painting, Neede-work and Embni
PRIMARY.
Smith Grammar complete do. Geography do. Inv,
Arithmetic do; Sands Series do; Goodrichs Latin
sons do. Greek do; Davies Elementary Algebra. fa
dorf primary system in French, German and Italian r.
ornamental branches may be pursued in the Pr.parv
essentials of an education
EXPENSES.
Board per session $50 no ey,.
Tuition Primary department Ito 10
High School Is to %
Collegiate 20
The ornamental branches EXTRA unless the whole cr
taken, when 500 will the entire expense board
tuition per session.
The Collegiate will require four years but stu1
who prepared can join advanced classes.
CHURCH.
The students may attend whatever church the parenr
fer, always accompanied by a teacher.
VISITORS
Visitors shall be received in the College only in tile
of teacher and visits shall be returned only uh
the restriction, which does not apply to parents
guardians.
The science of Cookery, House keeping and Manua
king will form part of the entire course.
ACCOMMODATIONS.
College buildings.
SUPERVISORS.
The students will be under the immediate supervisor
the President, who will reside in the College, and will bel
sisted by the professors teachers and Board of Council
BOARD OF COUNCIL
RICHARD WASHINGTON,
WILLIAM X. LANE,
WILLIAM L. DoRTCH,
WAITMAN THOMPSON,
JOHN G. SLoCUMB,
w. S. e. ANDREWS.
The blanks in the Faculty will be filled as soon as Sd
tion is made from the numerous applicants.
For further information address j. H. Brent, any
| Board of Council.
Goldsboro', Dec. q, 1858. 1874
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-03
Pub. Doc.

Our thanks are due to Hon. VIM. S. Ashe for a
copy of the Exploration and Survey of the Valley
of the Great Salt Lake, including a Reconnaissance
of a New Route through the Rocky Mountains by
Howard Stansbury, Captain Corps Typographical
Engineers U. S. Army. Printed by order of the
House of Representatives of the United States
Washington: Robert Armstrong Public Printer
1853.
This is an octave book of 495 pages, containing
much matter of interest and value in regard to the
subject of which it treats, which is rapidly rising in
to importance, in view of the various projects for
connecting the Atlantic with the Pacific and the diff
feren routes for the passage of such road over or
through the great Rocky Mountain barrier. 1t is
also profusely illustrated by what are intended for
photographic views but certainly the poorest af-
fairs we have seen. With very few exceptions,
they are perfectly disgraceful. The United States
pays high enough for all it gets, and ought to ge
something; but is unfortunately the case that such
things as these, done for the public gotten NJ
in such style as to be opprobrium to the artistic
and mechanical progress of the country. The prints
bear the imprint ''Ackerman Lith, 379 Broadway
N. Y" who ough to be ridiculous for all time. TIL
private enterprise of the country turns out nothing
so abominable; nor did we think that Lithograph.
could be so debased. How much good to art Nigh
be done if the work of the United States was the re
ward of superior excellence, instead of going on
from year to year, worse and worse, as though tn
grand effort were to discover how badly it could b
done? We have reference now to the mserabl
Autographs. The letter press pretty fair and show
improvement.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-03
CLINTON FEMALE INSTITUTE.

THIS Institution will commence its third Session on
l. second Monday in January, 1854. Every branch Of
male education is taught in the Institute the wx
number of Scholars warrants the belief that no SchOa
country furnishes greater facilities for mpartng knoW
The expenses per annum will not exceed 1924 for the
advanced literary course and with the usual number
tras the necessary expense per year will exceed $
Board per month in the Institute So good Board may
had in the private families of the village much cheaper
Tuition for all English branches, per Session q we'd
primary course $40; all branches in the st and I'd CS
$l2; Junior and Senior Glasses $15
For particulars the public is referred to our Ciur
which can be had by addressing the Secretary the h
pal. H A. BIZZELL, Secy
Clinton, May 20, 1853-39-tfl of Board of Trustees
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-03
LIVER COMPLAINT, DEBILITY.

Extract from James Harris Esg's. Letter. ARraadr N
After speaking of wonderful cures, on himself he say
Mrs. H. has been suffering with the liver compliant
with inability constantly complaining from weakneStn
her whole system. She enjoys better health than
thirty years being entirely restored by the use Ofm
. DISEASED SIDE, BREAST, EYES LErtrat hs
letter from j. Grimes Esq, LoudOm Co. Va. l"M ~
breast, side and back papitation of the heart feas
OF the nervous system complexion shallow the sight
eye almost gone the other very weak. pleased y
amptons lneture has restored her perfect health
eyes are as good now as ever they were.
RHEUMATISM, SO YEARS-Mrs E. BagweI, "
glnla suffered from rheumatism from her 18th to her W
year of age at times entirely helpless. Being wealthy
employed the best medical attention and tried many n
clnes but was cured only by Hampton Vegetable lNS
CHEONlC EXPLANATORY RHEUMATISM
wife OF Thomas M. Yeakle 20 Pearl street. great
terer tor eight years Restored perfect health by @
toms Vegetable Tincture
MERCURIAL RHEUMATISM Jarrett Plumb
100 East Baltimore street, suffered from this disease 1e
years. could not sleep; dreadful ulcers formed on nE
from winch spinters of bones issued. His physician "
nounced him incuriable but HamptOn's Vegetable TDS
HEREDITARY SCROFULA-A boy in the fan|
hon. T. Ihomasson, once member of Congress from n
tucky; was mass of sores from head to foot His g%
Jurnep INSIDE out protruding the eyebals 50 As
Tncture.
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASES, &c.-M55 W W
oiunam, OF the Baltimore Custom House, suffered Nd
complaints Tor eighteen months, with both body anu
seriously affected He was cured by Hamyton's Itg''
1tnct1re, after other things failed rc
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &c.-Mr. Henry T. vi
had cough for five years great weakness, &c. had,
ve or six physicians tried all their remedies but
only by =
aSHAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE, Eg !
mild action the Stomach Liver. and the Kidneys r.
cure dyspepsia, Cough, Asthma, Bronchial and Lung
tion rams in the Back Side, and Breast COnsuHF Ia
RRe oweI Rhe;matism, Gogt Neuralgia FstaI'
power Complaints Worms, Nervous Debity-WIh ~ Il
diseases arising from impure blood, and is the Creates
male Medicine ever known. .s
Call ana get pamphlet with certificates of cures
more street. Baltimore and 3O4 Broadway, New l2h q
anu GET Pamphlet gratis sold by C. & D. DuPhb \
lalngton. N g., and by Druggists generally -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-03

.so,,iong shall be exchanged at the City wasna ag
ton within the exact period of four moh1n ''0 ''
aste Of its signature. or sooner, If possible. &c
In testimony whereof we. the Plenpoten RE o.
the parties have herewith affixed Sur nanas
Ind seals. at Mexico on the 3Oh day OF DtecemDer'
D 1853, in thirty third year of the indep of
Of the Mexican Republic and the seVen'yseV''''" %
that of the United States.
'"" JAMES GADsDEN,
MANUEL DIEz DE BoNILLA,y
! JOSE SALAzAR Y'CARREaUI,
T. MARINo MoNTERDE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-03
Snow storm-The California steamers

New YORK, Feb. 20.-We have had a drifting
snow storm since three o'clock this afternoon, the
wind blowing gale.
The California steamers Star of the West, North
Star, and George Law, outward bound, have all an
chored at quarantine.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-03
Fatal railroad Accident.

NEW HAVEN, Feb. 20-A locomotive on the Nan
gatuck Railroad off the track near Seymour this
morning. and plunged into the river. The engineer
James Marsh, instantly killed.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-03

New YORK, Feb 20.-The steamer Star OF the
West, for San Francisco the North Star and George
Law, for Aspinwall, all sailed this afternoon, tull
passengers
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-03

New YORK, Feb. 21.-The storm of yesterday anG
last night was terribly The snow lies in tht
streets two feet deep level, and badly drifted
The steamer Africa got off at high tide this morn
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-03
STOVES: STOVES: :-sTOyEs,y,

w =. the Undersigned would respectfully call the aten
W ton OF S0nhern Merchants to our extensive Of ao, -
SIOLES, CAULDRONS, FORCES, &c. &c,
ha bes OF Cook and Paror Stoves
S oe Ia tne Market We have large Stoves for wood
m stoves are made heavy and consequently are durable
OF b TiIanted TO give satisfaction Our stock consist
puck Modern Troy, Globe, &c. for Parlor Powder
Raaa Un,on Ar light Ida Air Tight, New Plate &c
ing elsewhere NENA e. yn III a % ne aG4 purchas
Jan a. 1855 lhliadeiphla, Pa
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-03
steamer sunk-Loss OF Life.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 20-The steamer James Miles
with heavy cargo, sunk at Big Eddy this morning
and it is feared many lives have been lost A barg
in tow was also sunk.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-03
Later From st. Thomas.

New YORK, Feb. 2O-We have advices from st
Thomas to the 5th inst. The cholera had nearly dis
appeared. The U. s. frigate Columbia was in port.
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LAURINBURGH HIGH sCHOo1-

RICHMOND COUNTY, NORTH CAROTM,
THIS large and fourishing Institution is now ma
tors, and with every thing requisite for 6rst cIass
being we'll supplied with Maps, Geographical and Hann
mica1; Globes Philosophical and Chemical AppaaHns '
the second Monday of January and July respecva
Circulars, containing full particulars viii be fury;.
applying to Rev J. Jones Smyth, A. NJ. Pripcr
Hill P. O., Richmond county, N c., or to 'p"l Lau
D. C. MCINTYRE, Sao...
Dec. IL, 1853. S7.t9S-TStss?
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HIGHLAND ACADEMY.

h1CHLANO AC<ADfEnY.
THE next session of this Institution will cor
Monday. the 9th of February. eac On
RATES OF TUITION PER SESSION Month";
For tho lower branches of English, ......
no hi0her ''''',S IN
Do Latin and Greek Languages and Class; z b
Literature, .......,
Boarding can be had in good families conven'.' h
Academy, at from $5to sc per month. 70 "a
1t is desirable that those who expect to enter Hi.
for the session should be present at the operns S
session. l.. U. WOOnWA VI III
Fob. IL, 1854 SahD
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-03

BosroN, Feb. 2l.-The gale here last night
very severe though only about four inches of snow
fell. The railroad tracks but slightly incommo
ded. Neither of the New York steamboat trains
had, however, arrived at noon to-day
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-03
AUCTION SALES.
Iurpentine Still at AuctiOn
BysM. CRONLY, Auctloneer.

Iurpentine Still at Aatction
IN Thursday 9th March next (being court week will
sell at Exchange Corner without reserve at ii O'Clock
"A. M, a IURPENTINE STILL, of 20 barrels capacity
IN good Order-nearly ALSO, Horse and Burpv
Terms, months credit se''
Feb. "a, 1854. OK,
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY
mulberry Street, byvecn Front and Nor.h w..

,r,r1 streets, Wilmington r. G.
IF th uoscrlner has on hand large assortment >aTDo
= Oh the latest styles of Carriages of his E$ff{8
% which he offers for sale at reduced prices
and mch may be found-Rockawaysa and Coachees with
SIM WITHOUT patent couplings, Dunam's Buggies WAGONS
short a also all kinds of Harness. Repairing done nj
:, Also, Saddles, Brides, Wins Collars uomos r,
' alliees, Carpet Bags, &c. -'""e'' trunks
VIII find it to their interest to call and examne
Trimmings. o' al ISi anus us OF CaTrlage
wilmington, Feb g. 1854 EAlS Oh D.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-03
Schools.
TEACHER wANTEn-

NNE bringing satisfactory testimonials of ou,,;s.
~ teach the higher branches of English toeetbar
tin and Greek, is desired to take charge of Topsai
and would find good situation by applying
within few weeks. Address N. N. Nixon. Wa
n C.. or j. M. Foy. Scotts Hill, New Hanover riningtu
Feb. q, "a. ]--w4t. N N. NIXON, Pr,vJ {
So Southern Post Publish times and forward bS't
Office y" 70 Ii
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-03

SUPREME Contradictions have been delivered
in the following cases since our last:
By NASH, C. J. In Rives V. Guthrie, from Chat
ham, affirming the judgment. Also, in Carson v.
Smith, from Nc Dowell reversing the judgment and
awarding venire de novo. Also, in Wilson V. Allen
and Edwards, in equity, from Rockingham, decree
for plaintiff against Allen.
By PEARSON, J. In Outlaw V. Hurdle from Wake
affirming the Judgment. Also, in Pendleton V. Da-
Wis, from Pasquotank, affirming the Judgment. Also
in Carroll in equity v CorrolI' from Davidson dis
missing the bill. Also, in Alvaney, free woman
V. Powell, from Edgecombe.
| By BATTLE, J. In Jordan Rouse, from Pitt re-
versing the judgment. Also, in Hathaway. Hinton
from Pasquotank, directing new trial. Also lr
Poindexter, in equity v. Gibson, from Guiltord de
cree for plaintiff and reference TO the Master Also
in Cafey in equty,v. Davis, from Guilford. direct
| ing reference.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-03-03
DIED,

Tn this town on the 10th inst, Mrs. REBEcCA ELIZA
MooRr Wife of Mr. John j. Moore, aged about "a years.
Mrs MooRE was a Jealous Christian and CONSTANT mem
ber If the PRESBYTERIAN church. She leaves bereaVe
and three children to their rrparable loss
In this town on the 22d inst, Mrs JANE JACOBS, aged
IS years and months.