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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-02-24

TIME first session of this Institution will CON-.
l. Monday the 10th January, 1854, under the cos
the following faculty. and Tlin m annexed
Rev. JAMES H. BRENT, President, Professo, =,
Languages, Experimental Sciences and Matthew ANA
Mr.. A NJ Professor Of Mods," :,
guages. 1-..,.oe,,
Mrs. Professor OF Music.
Miss EMILY WEBB, Miss M. B. STAMM1RE, and NJ.
BRENT Assistants in the various departments -~S
The exercises of the School will be divided into,.
Primary, High School, and Collegiate. The Ptm'sse
prepare for the High School and Collegiate Tn =
School will embrace selected part of the ColIeve
The usual reports will be made to parents on fSs
course student passing the High course will h. tnSs
to certificate of scholarship. student who ba.
Collegiate course TiIl es snt OF r DSRSma
Collegiate Classes Latin-AH the course below =,
and through the Bucolies I'll
GreekSAll the course below the Anabass, includi.
Gospel of John.
Mathematics, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonomstrv
Modern Languages German and Italian .
dorf complete SYSTEM and one author in each lan"
Literary-History, Botany, Chemistry and AstrO1Sr
English composition
Music, Drawing, Painting, Needle-work and Eubr,
PRIMARY.
Smiths Grammar complete do. Geography do. T.
Arithmetic do; Sands Series do; Goodrichs IsfD
sons do Greek do; Davies Elementary Algebra NJ
DORIS primary system in French, German and Italian n
ornamental branches may be pursued in the Pr:narv
ment-being regarded as the accomplishments and UF
essentials of an education.
l
Board b per session $50 EN-
! Tuition Primary department to Is '
| High School 15to2
| Collegiate 20
The ornamental branches extra, unless the whole N
taken, when 800 will cover the entire expense of board
| tuition per session.
The Collegiate course will require four years but ,Ds
who are prepared can join advanced classes
! CHURCH.
The students may attend whatever church the parh
fer, always accompanied by teacher.
VISITORS.
Visitors shall be received in the College only in A
sence of teacher and visits shall be returned onlv
the restriction, which does not apply to parent
4 guardians.
DOMESTIC.
The science of Cookery, Housekeeping and Msptp.
king will form part of the entire course.
ACCOMMODATIONS.
$50 students be comfortably accommodated in
College buildings.
/ SUSPENSIONS.
The students will be uader the immediate superyiSo
the President, who will reside in the College, and will
sisted by the professors teachers and Board of Council
BOARD OF COUNCIL
:. RICHARD WASHINGTON,
/ WILLIAM K. LANE,
| WILLIAM T. DoRTCH,
WAITMAN THOMPSON,
i JOHN G. SLocUMB
w. S. &. ANDREWS.
The blanks in the Faculty will be filed as soon as
ton is made from the numerous applicants
For further information address j. H. Brent or auyc
Board of Council.
Goldsboro Dec. %, 1853.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-02-24

FAYET rEvILLE Feb. 16.-Bacon SOLO: Beeswax %
s sqSs sSs p sSa sss af &c.,
Il Wheat oS@sl Oats SO@ eSs Peas Peas
20 a@ III No Mola s' Cuba ss@ Orleans S Salt
Liverpool sack s. Alum 10000 Faxseed S@o S
variable feeling not quite firm as it was in the saay
Of the week the
g. SS'f s TTEsnPS e rscepss of Cotton
week ended last evening reached bales against the
sales in the bales at prices ranging from
y to lo cents h. as The ne s stock on
bales lies for af hs Perfa
. 100 job Sales Of Rough Rice at 81 bushe
Corn-ast sales 94@s cents bushel for Maryland and
"nd % uSe for eoa @
included. Hay 81 25@l IS 100 lbs Baoon1New selling
O3@I cents Sales Of Gunny Bagging at 1Ot@lO4 market
nearly clear RSRs @s cents q cents
O. Whskey S5@37a cents % gallon
NEW YORK Feb. I5th.-(3 previous days9- Naval
Stores-Turpentine is firm at quotations without sales
whole parcels and g. cash. for retail lots. Common osin
rather but medium s01 hbs SE
Wilmington Common Rosin, 81 81 in yard and 81 s6 81
~ and 500 800 Nor y
Wilmington e. that eonrsc Ia: been mad
So CENTS y so here in al th
year, and the early of next in monthly instruments
Rices in fair request and the market is frm-5OO ties
sold since our last at s. 80 q s. o64 cash.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 4th.-Cotton ope1ed heavy, but i'm
proved the close Prices unchanged Sales OF th
week $40 bales of which spectators took $3.50 and expor
es 1850 bales Brown and Shpey quote fair Orleans 64d
mdding SID; fair Upland Gid middling 81 Stock GAO,
900 bales including 30S, 900 American
Breadsus had been heavy the last steamer but clos
with improving tendency, yet the week there
decline of Is per barrel in Flour and I'd in Wheat Corr
firm. Richardson quotes white wheat at Us 3D. q lbs
Canal -four AS as Cd Phils depha, Baltimore and Oh
43s. a AS Sd. White Corn SO q Sis; yellow 49 a Sos
Provisions unchanged. Old Pork dull Bacon activ
firm. Shoulders better. Hams wanted Lard scarce
Speculative sales $751; but the quotations. to arrive
SIS Talow unchanged. Sales at 64s Cheese scarce
Coverseed had declined Is. Bark dull Lnseed cake de
cined.
No sales of Turpenne Rosin active at 6s 3D. for com
3 mon, and lis, Cd. for fine.
Coffee in limited demand. Sugar active and firm.
Teas lower for common Congous, and better for fine.
Rice quet-sales of 100 Carolina Mt 21s Cd 23s.
Trade at Manchester unchanged.
Y LONDON MARKET.-An articles are dull. Red whea
$685. white S4@90s. Flour 39@44s Coffee heavy. Rc
declined Is. Tea dull but steady. Sugar unchanged Io
| unchanged.
e LONDON MONEY MARKETING funds are com
paratively firm Consos closed at 9l4@9l} u S Stock
active and prices tending upwards, u 6 65 9S1@99t
do 81 '68 lOSA@o94 Maryland IS. 1906; Eric Con
vertibles S74@S84.
e HAVRE, Feb. l-Sales of Cotton for the week 4,75
e bales.
HAVRE, Feb 3-Sales to-day of 400 bales at deciD
of francs. Genesee Flour ~ francs.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-02-24
NOTICE TO CORN GROWERS!

THE Subscriber offers for saea peculiar kind of Corn
i known a the CANADA PROLIFIC CORN, which
exces grain before offered the Southern Planters
both for beauty and increase 1t is handsome white
and produces from three eight stalks grain
stalk bearing three of the suckers
procured small q antity of this Corn though the
mail and planted nine grains in sandy garden,
that had received other than from the
stable and barn yard eghtysir silks and
yetght ears Had mol the drought upon it at the
time it did, several other would have matured
will send packages of hundred grains EACH post paid
for dollar to renting that and feel
confident no man who invests this small sum for this Corn
will regret the experiment Thsis the Sucker Corn
that shoots at oinhs species late the com
mon Indian Corn and will grow tall All orders be
post paid and addressed to ANTHONY DAVIS,
Pink Hill P. o.
Feb. II, lS54.-A3t* Lenor Co, N c.
"A CHILDREN'S FANCY HATS AND CAPS at Cost
&Ato close the Stock G. MYERS
a HATS AND CAPS.--Mens and Boys Hats apl
Cps of every colour and style, at low figures, for
the Hat Store. G.. MYERS,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-02-24
MARRIED,
Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WTLMINGTON. NoRTH-CAROLINN11

ARRIVED.
16-Steamer Fanny Lutterloh, Steadman from raye''e
Vile, to z. J. Lutterloh .-..-
CLEARED.
Feb 16-Schr Independence Farrow, for -berne 0S
VIM A. Gwyer with turpentine w. A
Schr Joseph Ann, Alden, for Nsw-Berne by "m' A.
Sioop Pine Robinson for NewBerne by VIM. A. Gwyer
i7Sehr Magellan Cloud Sergeant for Baltimore by J.
r. d McRae & Co; with 81 900 feet lumber +, ., n
Schr Ambassador. Allen, for New York, py ;. Oh a.
McRae Coz with $50 bbls rosin 500 bush pea nuts 3D.
IsWScbr H. Hallock Pow, for New York. by j. II Eian-
with 100 bbs four 128 do spirits tupentne o'o 90
rosin $50 do turpentiue. ,u q,
Scbr Araminta Andrews for Baltimore, by Knsseh 81 81
Bro with baes yarn 81 do cotton, 10 res eaSn o
bundles reeds so bbs OIL 2l2 do rosin, loVoo ee
lumber. o. uou-;ss
Schr Hill Carter Line, for New York. by Geo Harriss
with 800 BUSH pea nuts II bills copper 2o do tar
do rosin 600 do. turpentine .1p
Blossom. ~. =, r. 11-;ss
Sch Hudson, Warren, for New York, by Geo. Harriss
with l 100 bbls naval stores. o. IL.
Schr James House. Line for New, York, by Geo; Har
rss with % sheeting Al do cotton 9lo onsn pea
nuts 434 bbls spirits turpeutine, 1902 do rosln
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-02-24

HEADQUARTERS IN THE SADDLE.--WhenGen. Wool
was commanding in Mexico, his division was kept
constantly on the move-so constantly that no time
could be found nor place fixed to locate the head,
quarters of the army. He accordingly published, in
of his daily orders, that hereafter the head
quarters OF this division will be in saddle II was
a very grand and Murat,like declaration, but its
grandeur was all destroyed by waggish old Major,
who carefully reading the proclamation, remarks
|" that il really wonderful; he had been in the
army forty years, and always before supposed that
hind quarterS belonged in the saddle.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-02-24
, LIVER COMPLAINT. DEBILITY.

ETtrGct from James Harris Esg's Letter. ALerdnddh
After speaking of wonderful cures, on himself be "F,
Mrs H: has been suffering with the liver complaint
with inability constantly complaining from weakness %
her whole system. She enjoys better health than
nrty being entirely restored by the use Of Hs
DISEASED SIDE, BREAST. EYES, [Ertad g
letter from j. GRIMES Esq. Loudoe Co. Va. l-"Ws
mas oeen Tor years afflicted with great weakness PAN
breast, side and back palptstion of the heart isg
OF the nervous system complexion shallow the ag9
eye almost gone, the other very weak. am pleased
Hampton Iincture has restored her to perfect health
eyes are as good now as ever they were. - m
| .KHEUMATISM, SO YEARS.-Mrs. E. BagwsH, "a
glnia, suffered from Rheumatism from her 18th to hE
year OF age at times entirely helpless Being Weal
cines but was cured only by Hampton Vegetable ~
CHRONIC fNFLAMATORY RHEUMATIsa.-I,
wife OF Thomas NJ Yeakle, 20 Pearl street. g1a y,
.erer lot eight years Restored to perfect health O
MERCUR!AL RHEUMATISM-Mr Jarrett P ;La~S
100 East Baltimore street, suffered from this disease
SIX years; could not sleep; dreadful ulcers formed on
from which splinters of bones issued His physgan
nouncea MN lneuriable but Hamptons Vegetable 1D
| HEREDITARY SCROFULA-A boy in the tanEF
Hon. w. P. Thomasson once member of Congress HOE
lucky. was mass of sores from head to foot Dis ~
turned inside out, protruding over the eyeballS 50
a9ce blindness He was cured by Hamptons ''
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASES, &C. !,
oldnam, OF the Baltimore Custom House, suns "rS
complaints for eighteen months, with both body sT
seriously affected He was cured by HamptOn'' VE''
ItnctMe, after other things failed = II
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &c.-Mr Henry y y b
nad cough for five years, great weakness, &c. ns .
nve or SIX physicians tried all their remedies but
.s@HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTUKb, y
mild action ON the Stomach liver and the Kidney
cure Dyspepsia, Cough Asthma, Bronchial and Laps
ton Pains in the Back Side, and Breast Con1Ib
Scrofuia, rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, FlsIa aS Al
powell Complaints, Worms, Nervous Debity-wFInasst
diseases arising from impure blood and is the sS''
male Medicine ever known. mi
Cail and get pamphlet with certificates of cureSS
/ So Sold by MORTIMER IL MOWBRAI, yy "h
more street, Baltimore; and 3O4 Broadway, New E
and get Pamphlet gratis sold by c. & D. DvfHD'
mington, N. c., and by Druggists generally. <
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-02-24
CLINTON FEMALE INsT1TUTE

| Ts
INHIS Institution will commence its third Session
L second Monday in January 1854. Every branch Il
male education is taught in the Institute and the wg
number of Scholars warrants the belief that no Schools
country furnishes greater facilities for mpartng knov
The expenses per annum will not exceed $l24fo then
advanced literary course, and with the usual number d
tras the necessary expense per year will exceed $
Board per month in the Institute SO good Board mu
had in the private families of the village much CHEAPER
Tuition for all English branches, per Session of 81 v
primary course $40 all branches in the lst and Gl
$l2 Junior and Senior Glasses SIS.
For particulars the public is referred to our CHar
which can be had by addressing the Secretary the Pr
pal H. A. BIZZELI, Sety
Clinton, May 20, 1853-39-tfl of Board of TRUSTS
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-02-24
STOVES LSTOVEsI

w tne Undersigned would respectfully call the atten
SIOpES, CAULDRONS. FORCES, &C. Se u
Our of Cook and Parlor Stoves consists of
capable of cooking for FROM three to four Hundred
and are made and are durable
Of the following Cook and Paror Stoves f
s saeE' Modern Troy Globe &c. for Parlor Providence
xERi Un,o n AR light Ida Air Tight, New Plate Sc
Dealers would do wei! to give us a call before purcbas
Ms E = G NEMAN d WARNICK
~ 1oT Ta OF Second and Raee-ss Phadelphia Pa
-OSO
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-02-24

are our slaves to be presented with IIeeuou alI :
dagger For if Congress has The power 70 reguaale
the conditions the inhabitants OF Inc STATES WIN
in the States it will be but another exercise OF tha
mower to declare that all shall be Free Are we then
10 see again Athenian and Locedssmonlan contedera
cies To wage another Peloponnesan war TO seltie
the ascendency between them! UT Is TINS me 'OSon
of merely serville war? That remains 10 De seen
but not hope, by you or me. surely 'ney WIZ
marley awhile, and give US time TO get out OF inc
way" ,.:o.
| On the 3lst of January abiding to the educatlon
of the sons of Virginia at the North, ne writes
:. How many OF our youths she (Harvard) now
has, learning the lessons of anti Mssoulanism'
know not, but a gentleman lately from Princeton
told me he saw there the list of the students at that
place and that more than half were Vlrgihians
| These will return home, no doubt deeply impressed
with the sacred principles of our holy alliance OF
restrctiOnsts'
On the 18th of February, 1921, he wrote:
i "All, fear, do not the speck In our horizon
which is 10 burst on a tornado, sooner or later
The line of division atelv marked out between ot1'
ferent portions of our coniederacy is such as Will ne
yer fear, be obliterated."
After the storm had passed over he wrote, Noeem'
Der 4, 1923, to Lafayette:
ssOn the eclipse of federalism with US, although
not it's extinction, its leaders got up the missouri
question under the false front of essenlng the meas
ure of slavery but with the real view OF producing
geographical division of parties, which might insure
Them the next President. The people OF the Nortf
went bndfold into the snare followed their leader
e for while with zeal truly moral and iaudable
until they became sensible that they were nJurln'
instead of aiding the real interests of the slaves, tina
they had been used merely as tools for eectioneern
purposes and that trick of hypocrisy then fell
quickly as it had been got up"
These sentiments speak for themselves. Thos
who cite the authority of this great patriot, ethe
for the Wilmot proviso policy or the Missouri line
do injustice TO his memory. While this language
clearly decisive against the restrictive principle of tn
provso the whole spirit of his teachings as seen
his address and letters is in favor of the non.nter
vention policy. He regarded the great principle
j. State rights the basis of our SYSTEM and an adhe
renee to them the surest method of perpetuatln
republican institutions. He expressly says, in tn
re narkable letter of April %, 1920, above quoted
l. that an abstinence from the act of power prohbtln
slavery would remove jealousy; and he regarded
its internal affairs These rights he often proclaime
to be bulwarks against consolidaton-the only qua
e antees for the continuance of the Union
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-02-24
". r.. PEIRSON.

(LATE OF WILMINGTON, N. C..)
WOpLD most respectfully solicit call from his North
w Carolina friends to the above firm, where one of the
most complete stock ofgoods may be found am
TAILOR and from long experience enables me to Judge well
me ana of goods suited to the besnterest
tne hrmy pledge myself to all reposing confidence
IN my Judgment, to be fairly dealt with
All orders addressed to shall have immediate dispatch
most cneertuy offer services to any of nv friends who
city, free of charge. ~'''' ~ we
JAN 80, 1854. 100 q. oo,c
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-02-24

@z-The nomination of George N. Saunders as
Consul to London has been rejected by the Senate
Just what we expected. Served him right
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-02-24
CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY.
fS Street, bxyeen Front and, North Wafer
Streets, Wilmington NJ r. ~~~A

AA1 street, DWeeh Front and. North yV.ts~
Streets, Wilmington N. C..
WE subscriber has on hand large assortment 1n
4 OF the latest styles of CARRIAGES of he SeTSA8
own which he offers for sale at rednce5 s
%nneh may be Coaches with
snu WITHOUT patent couplings Dunams Bugeies Wa,o
Suies c also, all kinds of Harness. Renair;n
snGr r., NOTICE. and in the best manner s uon0 az
va1I;ss. Iaooes' BRIDES Whips, Collars Hames Trunks
he vii md It to their interest to cali and exa;na
Ts1ns purchasing elsewhere. Alo All kinds Of Carr;a1
Wilmington. Feb 5. 1854. .SAAe "E. s1ss:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-02-24

New IRON STEAMER The firm of Belts, Pussy
& Co., at Wilmington, Del, are now engaged in
building an iron steamboat for the Cape Fear Steam
boat Company. She is intended 10 run on the Cape
Fear river, between Wilmington and Fayetteville, N.
e
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-02-24
BY LATE ARRIVALS.
4 q q VII L n1IL ID S.Lz C,.rc,

Tlnl WILLOW BASKETS, assorted;
IOO 100 pair Plow Lines;
20 gross Matches;
doz. Brooms, assorted;
Buckets and Pals Tubs and Trays Tinpans assorted
Long Spoons Britannia Teapos Alicant Mats Wraps ng
Paper; Writing do Also package Dr. Roses Female
Pills an excellent spring medicine. p SMITH,
February 18th, 1854 ..
NoTiCE.7l forewarn all persons Of harboring my wife
~ MARY BRADLEY, or trading with her my &C.
counts In any manner whatever For will not nav anv
debts of her contracting she has my bed and board
Feb. II, 1854 o. A.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-02-24
THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL,
Anthorlzed Agents FOR the Innrnn1

AuthOrIAeu Agents Tor the Journal.
JAMES M REDMOND, Tarboro', Edgecombe CO., N. c
JosfAH JOHNSON, Clinton, Sampson county
, JOSEPH R. KEMP, Bladen county
JAMES H. MEREDITH, Gravelly Hill, Bladen co.
B. BARNES, Black Creek, Wayne county
LEWIS JONES, Pink Hill P. O., Lenoir county.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-02-24

Opposition to the Nebraska Bill.
BosToN, Feb ia large number of Free Soil
politicians assembled in Faneu Hall to-day, to ex-
press Opposition to the Nebraska bill.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-02-24
LAURINBuRGH HIGH sCHoo1-

RICHWOND OOON1I TIT! II CAKOIM,
i established. under full corps Of well qualSSssa
tors and with every thing requisite for Grst clas
being we'll supplied with Maps. Geographical and
The Semi-A Annual Sessions of FIVE months eoa'
the second Monday of January and July respect;
Circulars, containing full particulars, viii be fSr
applying to Rev j. Jones Smyth, A. M, PRINCIPAL
Hin p O.. Richmond county, N. c., or to pal la
d. C. MCINTYRE, Ss....
Dec. IL, 1853. s7.tSSA Hss3
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Schools.
RICHLAND ACADEMY.

HIGHLAND ACADEMY,
THE next session of this Institution will oo.
Monday, the 9th of February. E Nnent
RATES OF TUITION PER SESSION OF 5 Movr,.
For the lower branches of English.
1900. a q
Do. Latin and Greek Languages and Class;
Literature, ....... %
dsnY St from Is to s6 Der month. convenient
| & is desirable that those who expect to enter -,
for che session should be present at the Onen a SCI
| session. Il. VI. WOOIVP q
! Feb. IL, 1854 -.... ss.... 81 f... =" Az
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VAN RENSSELAER, PEIRSON


AJ HOLESALE DEALERS in ClothDp Cloths Cass;
w meres Vestings and TaiIors Trimmings No IL Dew
street marble Front,) and 200 Fulton street. New York
'H'iHN "li-|oA, GEO. L. PERRY, JR, H EACkER.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-02-24

TIMBRELLAS.-Sizes from "a to 36 inches, eHsyEs
- lors Also, Buggy Umbrellas. u W.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-02-24

THE MAILs.-We notice that the Charleston
Chamber of Commerce has had meeting in regard
to the present mail arrangement, and appointed a
committee to .endeavor 10 have the mail which now
arrives there in the afternoon arrive at o'clock in
the morning. This could only be effected by con-
Meeting with the morning mail at this place instead
OF the night mail. II depends on the South Carroll
ma Railroad making connection at the proper time
with the Manchester cars
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-02-24

TALLoW WANTED.-The highest market Fl REFS ES
i be paid fer TaIlow by VESSEL Il EDI 81
Sent. lst 1859 .s.r t.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-02-24
Later From Rio.

BALTIMORE, Feb. IS The barque Rainbow, with
Rio de Janero dates TO Jan 7, arrived here to-day.
Rio MARKETs.-Cofee very firm. and would adj
but for scarcity Of ShPg2g We quote
for the year, 261 900 bags less than the prev
Gus year. Stock 10000 bags. Flour firm
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-02-24
Great FreShet.

ALBANY. Feb. 16.-There is a great freshet in tn
Hudson river at this time The docks in this city al
overfowed and it is feared the damage will be SER
ous
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-02-24

disclaimer Fanny Luterloh, Steadman, from Faye''e
Vile to z. J. Lutterloh.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-02-24

Hon. JUDGE STRANGE.-We regret to hear of the
very severe-and, it is to be feared likely to prove
fatal-illness of this distinguished gentleman. Some
time in the early part of last week he stricken
with paralysis and has since been in very precar
GUS state, being unable 10 articulate save in mono
syllables We hope that the state of Judge Stranges
health may prove to be less critical than rumor has
represented and that he may yet he restored 10 So
ciety, of which he is SO valuable member.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-02-24

TIME first session of this Institution will co-
Monday, the 10th January, 1854, under the ' meme
the following faculty, and with the annexed
THE FACULTY. P'uSes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-18
THE MILITARY.

r AFAYETTEFUHIIEERS' ARhORY MERCER HOUSE.
u August II, l804-Un the return OF the corps -
aImory after the performance Of their melancholy
duy the foosing preamble and resolutions moved
nimousiy carricd.-Wb. rssa In the dispensad
oil Providepce, late pSnion in LIEUT.
Tidsn biodgett. has Dren removed from among us,
therefore
Resolved That becomes his associates, I, express
condolences with hs family friends
irreparsble loss tn~rroy susti led entertain
ing do full and perfect knowledge OF his superior
qualities u man, and his merits q soldier and
ofhcer, who, by his gentIemanly manners and social
qualities, han endesrea bim-e 10 all
Resolved That, a OF DUTY to his memory and
his merits ding of coincidence
~ special letter to his family that the be pub
lsbed r. II. LIBBY, Chairman.
THOMAS J. HoYr, Secretary.