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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-10-06
LAND FOR. SALE,

THE subscriber will offer for sale, the I'd day No
X vember next all his Lands in Baden county, on Ellis
Creek miles from Cape Fear River containing between
about 60 of which is cleared drained and under cult
vaton the balance of which is good Pney Land well Tim
bered with two crops of Boxes from to three years old
with good barn and comfortable dwellings, high and
healthy with excellent water good Well and never-ag
Spring also, good location for Turpentine Dsery
there is in the County. At the time the prem
ses all my stock, Mules and Wagons, Farming impi-
mentS together with Household and Kitchen Furniture
Conditions made known day of sale.
Sep. !, 1854 523m JOHN n. McCOlI
Fayetteville Carolinian Copy 8 months.
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VVILMINGToN, N. c., MONDAY, OCT. e, 1854.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-02

ral spsta Ch0. Tue accounts lh loilai'
anl sugar ciop pubsaglin DE New ohans pa-
rss, me SD unldsoubls. Thty ay NE lnouu
o. msifpioaneea vnlnnmoHf, BEAST one.lhld,
eonpusi uiih laH year owing % dsieisneyin
Do juice o. lheeaaei bd iho qaalilyo 81 lha sgaf
minifeluied- described as beiag much beNe1
tihs iaioeb dehet ranggais busa Guiding
ahar0hng
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initetd ol importing lhei linseai on lol ihthnGn
n1', 40 th1l soon have lspoi al0at H ab1n.
lince. Il mmsu lntlis county Vl0aiai
haSrif yfal bat 1lih.ifcUpai alantine inha
tfi, tit0 pfenf. rni IONS g0imolc ban lhlif
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ptieIt ~ Nc0lof NoNiii JQtMu oiu8
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uipast $40 hufns Uil1i iifi Dos rtnoni com
HuYfNA HHNQi o. ml HlltIhhlNlQ' fll li
ufuemtlig oyer aUnlaiio1oHlf tiy0nrfff iIi 500
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lJr|ffHfi lff tnsNufy0U $500 fIeNfnl i.i hetnla
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VIII "t4N ul oH 900 t.Natl .rtfi i9ar eIrri
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lho'aintICfti eitInnlled ioul, You roy ,lifcl Ole
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laa in wil aaoloa penpaHng on DIS llea.
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batae4N Dlueoa itls Hl um ppcy msr
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-02

pn HosuHgsy no ris S0sgal urTm DrCt.
akfi0N 0glgDefRDasos,--llw ns mrrrsirlqms
Zinc as1 Nii molumtai should % lncied by
ilo ioiN connbuiIon OF lns oiig'naI lhIHecn
snes .n lh3old Stale Hohge 8lUtu DO lh't cily,
DO c0mmem0Iauon iiha Dcclaul0n Of lndspen'
dence oud Doe sB0euQIlho inahnmonh c0H.
yenunn NptfeuNng dine OF iho hueen S.5ici
mos hele iwo of thfee ysaudnce, end ofaI ma.
lniely o11lidlung lhc nopo.lUonl aionIii itu.
unanimously subsequently Ne ely Of PMlaitl.
phia ihloUgh iN aahoHleg engaged 20 veIi iho
lliI9 Is % giouni n .nnaaa appoueiby 90
lh.altO 6oi4s masus lhslt coalnon pppeng
forever lor llo PURPOSE deignatl. Elgh ol dc
fill8|ate hago concuNcl zoo ils measuil and OBJ.
m|alel lha utohbed Quola Of money loW8nla DE
Inad NQuuei 20 eject lhe monument htDlani
Virginia. DenWaG onl ihg iN0$Caolin1g. hdY8
aoigel ac'edln ihgmaNtt dNb express hop
ihnl % lhe pielenluI appI0schipg sessions ofiheir
llsiaoiulel lucy Uil.uniUln biieaeiplla lhat
gshase itcpngd 10 llis- Pit M Ansaoat u
Nmfsg.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-02

rng hESf "a ~ OHgApGSr STUCK
.ffF rtii Winter Ocafsihl De chs ofNtetlH w q
W iophi i iurniJt, 40 t63 llhin .
lFta aff1nfmosl ne ms GOOD giQlUlt h,tllI' =
N4t tf'ltict, lut noW clfnIn9, cloffen l teiltu
q3tNeniuI eo0ls ai|Nb't plihe lctse eahueing ~
~ lili 900 4.a lfnf alhf't n1fl ail tdb.hnull W
riot gmntdi0f ladies' ed l1mels oi luanpt n,iil .
ni which qleT 40 reduced pixies pNtlnlma 70 q
.etaf good itie ktt Az luuffi' ih city ndio ws1i
lluo chtlIls t8H tlt Cht5rtai, rtsittfnly n!ut
idtnds tni ia public ttntrily 10 can tid ttmint w
oiipaittttf tsln,itftli 10 ifolbh 10 slow go''
aRildll0 ltlihan Caiiaft tfsAt
10. nRRILYiS. MtlntL
Astp f0nir NpAel aH'y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-02

urha aHsdlon lhai dt CliyIoa ATTENDED he
resui NRlioml Convention ilhe Know Nolli0s.
o. CIn5nlalis oulhonlolIfey cosHadicled Thl
Philadelphia American syH
we have ihe yty bsl. nsini 9i knowing tai
Wll lhe exceptions OF Que % l8o Indispensable
yliiIs % Few hopt 70 Philadelphia. n con0to.
ton wish hIa pnyal a1aiN go Clayton has MOI
been absent Iipm ne SO Of Delaware iiucc his
Fa,un home % ihs close % ihelafl esdohol Con-
giels And While upon lhn subject, uo ntY take
occasion @ san luhAet Cos sd Clayton nol a
mtmbtt OF ihe Society ninuadY colled kuoa 90.
tMlrs 30 81 any olhe crl' political oigan'sa.
doa llHon nonl, itgy have laeB more lha0
one onenly muoiainei, Do 10 some esieHi accord
wih ih1Ic generally imputed 70 zoe bujg lt'lNtd
To- bnl lty etnNriy adyere % lIiaioaaaos
adiillfelI prescriptions
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-02

rFAtaalem, few nIghIshgo 6eemd Adgon'
liii mlslook lhs aIdyal Of 90 esua llain, Which
inaioan ulconnan hmounioI noise aiiha event
wheh De Boa D.en wheeling end piFIng lor q
longNnr HpinGsiallly bounded out Of BEL.
shouAn5il lhs lop Of hli yoils "rh3l o'd hrg
tonsl qloyl elopr lni ian opi i7m.ei ne
nditgooml inleii 81 whom Do mll dgla9niion
Of 900 o. 1000 Know Nolhugt 1on plme's
Beverly ani ssem, on their llwn hom ioilId,
fsUon af 0loncerfef
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-02

Ht so. a, ifnfhinFioc tnu.
NUSrn SEQ. low l0i 81 ndi5 ING Gold klr kins3
U hWltl pn, lfud thtlil. Nh1ic ilntii hnrleisi
Goddard HIifer lhl.ht' ani ffnchi Hiiha ftNca l at
eo,tnttQ Nalelo. ltncliytri faaay Gooit
hQlaioinrlo OF i.pe plfaof WtfmNed CIeelf
1ll I'll GhtnWl BE- r1iFcfT l''r1r.
iGt o.rH OWN N1areell
TIMOTHY SEED,
"a lrsHtfS Ohio Timothy scti
Or rl Gso WILSON
pilesl pilesN pilbslll
THOSE l0cedN uh PlLk5 nesi ltknollw By Q
ililQf
Dr aifqhapn piio Hinimcnii
HH iilr ufianifi ia tflt Orl it m0Hsy lWdli utti
rtilo osa i1lafmi 0N5pntitEe tnm9 one bottle
Wlu Hsem bYitiIi llt4 obrmise. one bottle uHlly
cIdcffucnIet
kidintr *. lIsfANfNiHlNtW 60
safA ielfral lF aM NoniQe Wlfalinf Na
aoh0IlOM.
fHh almof W rNloN go. tniaity dissolved
tyduinli rd1stni I0tr 110ia tii tsppne afc ttih6
cnc 81 iasif lrltca5ie, tg2ipl, noDln& Co.. where
une 90 ile im niy sWeft pc ioudio aihnt loHlNa.
Pss4Io
Wheeling, Auutt1ii '5i ftp3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-02


JUui DrtH fsn TH1 BaauEn-f'A oonh Do.
scilbe Inihe pinl q lhl Pines queer scene
a5hiWn8 Conl ol % sporting piiaN itW
efeu'nt slIctf 1lihe Boston ieaiis i'ie ocafs'0n
being iha alneit ol Nnf chamInen eHani lidy.
MiU lIuf Dean "ing0n1f wog lho Qlay az CO..
evening Win boz aa fgrlIHlu, dui ilG Bennett
g iUe lNbaiIsn Ihe piece, sass "hoomin W1i
Nam|Y annIHlel throughout and duung ilg nol.
Umutl BOTH Weia called before One curtin thee
lmes, ui ni ihs conclusion o' Doe ifaml can
Vls anutuaird aai Kent un by one onihusi-
ag.io y0uuggeuUeman Nhi bod gnugIy eascOnocd
uemse.ye. lnoag OF lhe private boxesi but Miss
Deco piouauy uinNu8 a' d|l many of Zoe audi
elos. lili lhe Whole ihng enpi0roled o1QlJelY
% llIHqut, lid n0, feadiiy answer iho coll,
dunng which, lna Of Zoe psu0ns in DC piece,
"a. ufed 1ea lafl1fnnl aanl UPON lhe sag8 io
plot up properly lhal BOD bgtn le't beioi8 Doe
cgnalni Wien ihs excited y01ng gentlemen in.
.EaHly hnled1l mmn pBe boQuei ihil canie neaf
Knocking lte pu1i IlloW OyeL However, hos10n
recovered hinssll ani van go most odmnble
uouclalhuce g1ihutd up n.e amHl OF lowon,
aud bouinf Quiie8 mo oily iiie1Og nom Whedce
llc 1oQuei came, Iell le angt amidst amiosl
upioaiols Daughter 900 shoule willie lio young
ganllenelmtelog
"Yt.itd ll nlor waA iht dina ih aummw
nolllN
NE cil Voslhel made loi Mia Dean by DE au-
d.tufa g.ncialg, and ae1 al laa made Dec apPtaf-
snce once mofu before ne on1iini Wlih lho mons
leI bouquet n Mrmml no doubl tpnoygd tl lho
dolbI0u go9l laslg y such clniuuOgs calls
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-02

lncoiHld Dinly
nPnoarnH nrTR nBgf-oR pleE.
lkre1tiBtHd netlyti Sftl 0filetk YbBl pN
ffIffls 1fi uiffIfl D nrufh kll fliel
ali fsHN,Ianiia So iAHGtl OYSTERS, ei'l"
- docs pfEi,'tla.Uiuau SOUND anl iIei l..,or
M2l no. JAW 3Ategs,
New hiVery Stable.
fANKg ~ .g3triiRH repeatedly tnua1sM 2 7
~ oieHiftfi ~ fti'l eeiela'lN lnti ~ ln n.
lN9 iTof9 Hhtlti illlnlI cn l1"o w lo9.i ,.
Thl1 Hntf. WtIl rlif tW toon1 ahofe ih3 1u't b
sl Wy W pglsI
HON 9ARR
LARaa trj fttait iron etN Nr Fsfls.i
sd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-02

LdNDkkPHS GARDEN SEEDS,
QRf RkcRiNkn, lh5ih urflr of sblftltr scr
ani ipreiagtt Aao-s ghoIeoi0i Of Rl68ti
lhit1 httd pc hfmouih of ih8 pVpr'cioft whotf
lms pNrede10inihbh t5tnlhlt1 ilHi liCdmnini
N1m Win flnlltntt ind hQlil hiuttlf ptUontuY rt.
tnonhci 0tlo nuhllc drildr tiaiif dii rtNtts sesi
QNute stfnplptl ataualabel Vlihihs nffg arl Hir
idliN o.. MponHtlo1
q sORuMBtCKfR
mle .unlioi nsId lauffeA
WANTED.
Az k mahic rdtch.tl 300 bushels Oalt, fofwhlth lhs
~ hig#lpHct Do ttshNill 81 given
o9t qORnQN hAIlnRWR q 10
Mr. n ~ HioK8bhiar,
III ekCBRR lphno gotai NrFcmlte L,n.iit5f.
H4'n ftluimaiVNtciiy 0filo .ilti. IA e5tiui
y i1r11u1s io.lhe pobe niit piea Ca % ioi.ias
Do lMiIAeoa. u lht above ntnidhancl
ApaJ atiQl AaIut3 ofttihs Music West Nsin
lneiI og5ialm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-12-02

"a 1S87 I8l5'88.'5i7 Si5'7iaI''57
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-03-18
Acte de Vengeance.

Nous lsons dams Ia Rerue de FOuesl du 4
c%ourant: I'm vengeance atroce a etc COM
mise jeudi dernicr sur un homme du nom de
Hoffman, a lh6tei St. Charles, dams !e Nord de
la vile (St. Louis) II parait que ce malheu-:
reux s'etait rendu coupable de propositions in
suitantes aupres de Mrs. Baker, une jeune
dame, qui detneure dams Get hotel. Ellie Gtait
malade ct couchee, ct CONNIE ellie await dtja
eu a sou1rir des propos de Hoffman, Iorsqu'-
ellie lie Wit entrer dams sa c!lambre juedi matin,
ellie lui tira I'm coup de pistolet, sans ~I'atlein-
DIRE. Hoffman s%'enfuit ct ellie Iui tira IN second
comp, sans plus de success. On saisit lie fayard,
GU l'enferma dams une cbembre ct la on lui in.
figea I'M chatiment 4ui dot lui otter ponr tou-
jours lenvie de recommenccr, mais qui met sa
vie en- danger. Quatre individus, coupables
de cette brutale vengeance, ct parmi lesqucls
Sc trouve lie mari de Ia dame oFenste, ont etre
arretes ct traduits devant un JUICE de paix, qui
les a mis- sous caution de $3.50 chacun, pour
comparative devant lie recorder lundi proclaim
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-03-18
ISCELIANEOTS
BOARDING ANDDAY SCHOOL.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
Nvs. L.. G.. HaaSe.


MRS. HAASE respectfully informs her friends
and the public in general, that. intending TO fix
her permanent residence in P~laquemine, Nber-
WILEY she has taken the resolution of devo,ing
herself to the education of young Ladies.
Nrs. HA,sE hopes to continue to win the es-
'eehi and entire confidence Of the respectable fam
lies which have patronized her heretofore, in be-
slowing upon her pupils all the principles of solid
education and genteei department.
As Religion is the basis of good education, Mrs.
HAAsE will, as she has always done before, give
a peculiar care TO the teaching of it.
Her teaching will embrace the following BRAN
ches:
lst. The Reading of both French and English
Languages.
%. The Grammar in both Languages.
3D.. Arithmetic, Geography.
18th. History in general, Literature. &c.
9Th. Fancy and simple Needle Work.
LIBERAL ARTS:
list. Drawing and Music.
Day Scholars:
Beginners, So per month
Students OF all specialities, 81 DO.
Boarders:
and Tuition, = Slll per annum
Washing, Books, Paper, etc, extra charge
Liberal Arts on the same terms. mhl-lm
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-03-18

1t is our painful duty (says the Cincinnati
Columbian, of the oath ~instant) to record
another of those fearful crimes which are witten
in characters of blood. The facts, as we have
sseertained, are simply these:
Ayoung lad was yesterday afternoon. about
O'Clock, tumbling 4 hoop along what is known
as "Rat Row." between Walnut and Vine
stress. A man was passing at the time, and
the hoop rolling against him, he kicked it upon
one side, when the boy in his attempt to recover
1t fell. Crying, he went into the house of his
father, John Nc Cam, who inquired of the man
why he had knocked his boy down? The man
replied that the boy fell by accident. Upou
which McCann said that he was a liar, and
struck him a heavy blow in the eye. An IN.
fortunate man, named Macanally-as we
understood the name-interfered TO prevent
further violence, and received a blow from Nc
Cam. The man whom McCann first attacked
then endeavored to make his escape, but was
caught hold of by 4 man named Thomas Smith,
and in the meantime Macanally, again %interfer-
ing TO prevent micIief, was stabbed in the side
by McCann. He ran about half a square, and
then fell, fainting from loss of blood. Before
medical assistance could be procured he expir-
ed.
Smith and Mccain were arrested and con-
veyed to Jail.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-03-18

Ways Of Steering BaNoons.--We never
watch a rocket flying without wishing to see
its principle extended to the balloon, SO as to
furnish a means of guiding it. Let the balloon,
elevated by hydrogen or coal gas, be so furnish
as steam, carbonic acid, the products of ordina-
nv combustion, or the like, and let this vapor be
allowed to rush out against the air, as the gases
produced by the combustion of the powder in
a rocket do. If the gas were thus discharged
from a tub pointing d%ownwards, the balloon
would ascend; if the tube were placed horizon
tally, the machine would be impelled horizon
tally in the opposite direction. BY the com.
bjnation of two tubes, each movable on the
universal Joint, the balloon might be drivenin
any direction. The principle we are sure is a
just one; we may yet see it applied in practice.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-03-18
sNNZMERM sEMZAMEA,
The ArteSian Well.

Mr.. Reed the contractor for boring the Arte.
sian we'll in Canal street, says the Picayune,
is doing a fine business with his work. He
has now sunk the large iron pipes one hundred
and thirty-four feet below the surface. For
the last fourteen feet the auger has passed
through a layer of thick, tough blue clay or
mud, mixed with a little sand and lime. The
work is watched with much interest by large
numbers of cur learned and scientific citizens
It already clearly proves what was never before
known, that this city rests on as firm a basis.
after passing through the surface deposit of
alluv'al matter, as any other city in the world:
The knowledge of that fact alone is worth
more than all the expense, evensif water should
not be found, as expected.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-03-18

Lmlon Grure Yards.-Amoung the regula.
tons introduced'by Lord PaImerston with re-
gard 10 burial grounds in the city of London is
the following: 1t is provided that no interment
shall take place within ten yards of any part OF
the boundary of the cemetery, and that the in
,erveuing space shall be planted with shrubs,
evergreens and trees, in such a manner as shall
promote the absorption Of any deleterious EN-.
anations, and at the same time permit the cir
~culation of the air. Also that the cemetery
shall be undetermined, so as to prevent the &C.
emulation of water in the graves and vaults,
and that no graves except those which have
been purchased) shall be re-opened, until after
the lapse of twenty-four years and fifteen years,
according to the age of the parties inferred.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-03-18
I'ENSIONNAT EFT ENTERNAT,
Dirisc par Nine. l.. &. 4laasc.

MADAME HAASE a rhonncur dinformcr
ses alnis ct lie public Ell general que son dcSir etant
de sc txer dune maniere permanente a Plaque
mine t~lberville) a pris la resolution de Sc voter
dune maniere toute ~sp6ciale a IGducation drs
jeunes personnes.
Madame HAAsE a leSpoir de continuer a posse
der toute Ia ~coniance don't ellie a etc honorte JUS
gu ~apresent, en- prodlguant tous SONS aux enilns
qHi lui seront contices achievement 4 rGtucatior
ct aI bon geure.
Lenseiguement ~religicux sera parfaitcmcnt
soign6, etant la base dc la bonnie education.
II sera enseignc dams Prostitution: Z.
10. La Diction dams les daux ~Iangucs.
20. La Grammaire idem.
80. L'arathmetique, la Geographic.
10. Lhistoire general, LittGra,ure.
Les ouvrages a l~'aigiullc.
ARTS d,AGR EWEyTS.
10. lie dessin ct la m~usique.
Extremes.
PEIx.-Pour les commencantcs dams
les deuX ~langues. So per mos.
Glasses superieures. ST per mos.
Pensiornaires.
P~EIx.-Pension ct instruction. Sl44 per al
Les b.anchissagc. livres. papier, etc, page a part
ainsi que les arts d'asrGments.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-03-18
sEMyNMxNE NN syn,
FLAQtEWENE:
Sanedi, Mars 18, 1854.
L'cutrage a la Havana.
Conditions du .JOurnal:

Nous Demons plus bas q~uelques details de
~navires, lie Black Warrior; qui, d'apras ropin-
ion de notre consul, a etc injustement ct He
galement saisi ct condamnt. L'atfairc est en-
ee moment devant lie Congress, ct es dGmarcll-
es les plus dtcisives a ce sujct ont etrc pri.
SEES. On pretend que en- consequence de cette
insulte. lie President recommandera que des
letters de marque soient accordes, ainsi que la
suspension DIES lois de neutraIite.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1854-03-18

Hon. TO obtain Credit.-The Salem Observer
says, a young man who had been in business
two or three years, was in want Of a small
Joan of money, from W to three hundred dol.
lars. He made some inquiries, and was direct
ed to a worthy citizen for the needful. He
accordingly called on the gentleman and asked
the favor, and the following dialogue took
place:
''Sir, do you take a newspaper"
"Yes, sir, the So"
avery well-call on me in a day or two.
During the interval, the gentleman called at
the printing Office, and on inquiry, found that
the applicant for the money had paid his news
paper bill %punctually when due.
On the young man calling on him at the
appointed time, he said: "You can have the
money, sir, upon your note"