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LOTS IN THE CITY
A FEW business, and we'll situated Lots for pri
"A vate residences TO sell. And also, number 4
sen 9O EADS T. STEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-01
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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-01

Modal Farm for Sale.
100 ACRES, seven miles from the city, ON ono Of
LOU tho best rosds In the State. 100 acres in
high state Of cutva tioE-lO tmbee--4 OF
superior locust grovs-9 Frame dwellings, very com.
modious. Sta bles, out buildings, good neverfail-
ing wells OF wstes-9OO Fruit trees, In full bearing
In Wow Of the many advantages this farm poasesses
70 those DESTROYS obtaining delightful home, de-
lay will be fatal. Apply 70
July 10 EAOS & STEWART.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-01

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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-01

510 feet Of land, fronting on end street and thu
"OO river. suitable for . site for Saw Mil, Man
ufacturing Establishment. Apply to
May LIST, le55-tf COOK & SARGENT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-01

50 Lots for 4alo.
THE undersigned offer for sale 50 desirable lotsin
i their additions to City OF Davenport, on liberal
terms-a credit Of1.2.3 and years will be given ~
parties Who will build this season.
June 10Th, 1855 COOK SARGENT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-01

TWO Ornamental Cottages on Ainswofth et1eet,in
i Green's Cd addition to City Of davenport; gee4
we'll Of wstsraAd pumpin kttchen-Lots veil fsDse4.
Appiyto COOK sARGKHT,es
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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-01

A LOT90feetby i30n outlot12, Davenport;
n w&lot {, block 80, with good dwelling;
Lotto, - 50 with . house remington Ss,OO
per month;
100 acres E3 To, RI e with mill site.
80 acresSec TIC, miles Nerth of Davenport;
20 acres N w Sec 81, 70, 3, near lastabove.
semitic le54 WHITAKER & GRANT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-01

101 B8I9,
OOO Acres II milosfrom JunctienDepot
C<O32Oa4 H North Of do
eOss near WaIcOtt;
OctIl by WHITAKER 4 GRANT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-01
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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-01

TIME above reward will be given for any infor-
/ nation that will lead 10 the apprehension or de-
Buffalo preciGct, Scott county, who WAS killed in
the town Of Buffalo the evening OF the 10Th
inst.
Sent 0sth Is55 Il W IN.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-01

Farm in Blue Grass, on the Muscatne ROAD
"A miles from Tow.
I6Oscres unde snce 100 characterization;
90 acre sti m We =; watered by running streams;
Forsale I'd yaataeeous; ApPlyto
OcfII WHITAKER 4 GRANT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-27
Rnaa. Knnl.i Nuad.lL

ESlfIAH 10 edUce MI Ai,fk rs low az IOssible, 10
~ sWe opening uu' Nr@ Il 'Ols, &c W.T., wIIn"u' az!
wIntils lawn, Gilllty, III &C, de" o. nHiNhcd es'
, tli huS OliC i.Umu' III The 10 khtii ainN"'
r NOu wa' ~ " The hOn iyO' HdAe y e''e "
cali and &eeuSat
SO 3j Vain ire |. Irnl!e MhreligSS
sli929 ACNAIRn ilBRVhY,
s los !%ggG s'FS 0u''' '''' w ''i'' S6E,eo>
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-27
Take Notice.

rake N0LlC6, n.
WE don't think Il necessary 10 rYlle our friends To- sell
TO- or say anything about tue need f money taking for
g gnied they will Ill rpSh VI and condcnte ~ due Tine
We Wish 10 Inform them however, that all selleHe9ts
stead Of twelve oRhs-sAy the ISt JulY and S January
de2i |I. sNcSAlR " HkhFhf'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-27

CttS.
- KCEIVEn lhS DAY, tie best assO tuenl III "enls
IL yUui's, AID 'hld,rns CiOh Cars, ryer hOhgh' !,
M, cii, IavinE trrm ,e eCt with sIeai cIle as is
sU aid gtauY 1Rei cmuI j., ihiG'tNs lu!Iuw>,
LOhii ihIne q, hRCL d white gents h'i, CE'll db
blaCk, d all aid gIreJ Ii'Ig huliLg and Iritu eIl
OselNr wlihFIer! Olh' dcNuplWt o. W. y tal eAIah
mil 10 WAHfkW " SUN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-27
UuguvrGevCypes

DUb NV4 VVNJ PVH'
SKY AND SIDE LIGHT ADVANCEMENT
I iNENESSI.S taken wihAllihe ,eCeHl imI UyenehiS
without ahy unnatural wilrI e&S NJ Lal OF ! G! Al
Of bark dtC.StS RVcTy SIe III easeA aIwal'
OIL hand Pnte nun Wlle dollar uIwa'ds
ROOms, No 81 MOuIUe slIeei, lRaI tle l,Oil House
turN WM, COWNRN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-27

HIGHLY lMPCRTANIi
NTELSUN'E riemlnm GhiueSe LusllaI Wash'nE luld
IN lie UC4eSl lMurON egfg sci srUvrIcd, for PAWN
stiur end eX thEe III washing COlinR and 0Gse tean
Ina Linens and COltUns wtsE hy THIS Fluid viii ht
wiieT aud Suiei han than II bcaChed tie grasS,-
WIERINIEp moi 10 lnluie ID, iabllt Fisy ladi nay
or iIteIn ihe Fluid null strength, tU q hours whIei
mi clearly show Thai Il IDht DO u elI al neSs, wEei
dilute with gal 0ls " waller 70 la ll rinl 0i aad
The OlHeS waAltng flul' Is wollil lhlce tlnEh w
wsShiW, Which Cs be done in SUI hullls. D..
Msnn1eiIej aid sold by the suhsc lher, who htsiale
" - JAS MRhtOR,
,,.o So N, ltUiUI Wherli, *, We
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-27
Daguorreotypes

NJ HsSRs, BRANER 4 TugiUS, lsyius laSen Tho
Nl iOUms Orncry 0reu led by VI 1; Tn6llSS4 IL
gGoTIean i,al ey c0Ci ~ Maln aud dd 81 eeS, GeI
Ito NIering beg leave 10 solicit shle Oi patronage
from his niC!, and lhN publC II large.
Thy make 1t Iple tot iOlel any tut es % Oul hui
w,It are sails bclwll aud lleAeealed
tio,d aud SilvAr plalB executed leAty
nt ideE lei lie e'UI >gnTanlIig VII br attel ded Il
By ]. Tu to- & 'UilIel NIL 3W
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-27
.FERRUARY 27. ls55.
WHEELING.
NO. ] 7super phoaphate Of Llme2
VERSUS "GUAS0.a


INNS valuable ieilifer las been utea for teTtl yeAt
IN Rhktanl aud Ith6 ESltNQl HuGPe sEp he1l " gu
aEo holds The hlsht Iank ~ a ne ekIeI Y
which II Is used AMONG PuIkrs. Ils lili W lhl
country by tie tvbSellteT has kfe lO hpl lhe
NlDgeSSt has made III he eslllntl0n tue has
not been esS MAI ked Or than ab aeg u
Tlaa three Sears Investigation o. US lel u wllsh
lne there has been very many terpuloua rfne lnfhls
tlgbs, COMMITTEES, DC eide hy AIDE Pe nsian ll,lp ss
Instances preference given 10 the Su er phgslate q
ime,u HLchl leVOTts az leluIned VIII AB0r " % MaSsu
bA0ie tile public. Which VIII convey mo lIlnftalo''
than tho subscriber eS ls osed 10 Ufer, a. The m1hu
itetuteT, btthe prescnl moment
ltS chemical Compositions Of that LatuTe 10 Al onts St'
ford ood and nourlshntn t0srowil ot sll
wlitl AZ ins,tr is ali eIy well Mw. aud apeelste
whiCho LermrOSCd hY lie addition ~ one i0h ihsl
weight Vl splplur Ncll, tO which lsAided dle piolT
iioiiO OF DtSH Apl HulplieOl tNm0A The q Ter is me
ri iht mO$ EN- thi ageulS In the hest Pcruv an tiOaN0
II Is rASy hsI ed being In perfect powder. wi e
'Uund suitable tO al soils, Wal aBeI uTe d EehuE :
al wlel! Al mIiu iiytO he oud AZ er re
Pamphlets will hs ntwra,d on application 10 Tho sub
Grlbel OrlO his eSeNs, whOse a1Gs eIe Is lollowS
DO ROwlrli, llal,ldS q CO. Petersburg, Va
do l0nmI 4 MCCeln, Norfolk, Va.
do L.. N SIewaIl, ksQ1 t.I.i!"o'e, Md
Agricultural Lenist.
tel2J Wilammiph, lNn4 lsliml, y Y,
New Watch anu JeWelry otOIe.
ROM, No 4, Washington iEaH, Moar't ST.,
WHEELING, Va
E'tlk sub clLe wVU.drN ikc NientO ~ H. ruhl'r -
| Ills wc' selected sr"rkI watches, 0ck>, ewrl y
silver va e. and IlCI s0ms, which hc t. now OIellllE
His Sl@k u c"lmF@d dinpa'tm guild 'InlI whcl"'
kve. ! dc cfipllnhi snd ewei'y,
ibid, s,r,, SilNe' plated mi C',nInIuu >sti9ele';
pue kliyc br, TEA, irssrII, sugar nu>IN'd slnl SAT
A.. nj
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-02-27

In.taplane us Lifuia Hah,Dg,
Un those ,yshnEa hair dye That my be delelded W:
o,. we can che6l Illly commend the atoys he he.
oftitv istIttee eau be gtyenaS 10 supenolly Oye!
eS91' ks ~ WV r, II. LOGAN 4 TO-,
,rst rnS sSNV"" Sole 9s"nlA In lhikeitye
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-09

Hon. THOMAS H. BENToN-The WASHINGTON Globe
OF last W ednesday evening, after noticing the des-
tructlon of COL Benton's house by fire, says:
We think it worthy of note to write down that
we saw COL Benton for few minutes at quarter
past ten o'clock last night, when he was about sit
ting down to rewrite for this mornings Globe the
speech which he made the day before yesterday on
the presentation of Gen. Jacksons sword to congress-
which he had revised but had returned to our office
only the balance he had left in his Office and it was
burnt. He said he had it all in his head and il should
come out before he slept
1--WE asked him If his house was insured, and he
replied, as nearly as we recollect, as follows
No, 1t was not insured but | care nothing about
that; insurance could not have saved all that con-
sGered valuable-the bed on which nv wife died on
which / sleep; her clothes, which were in a trunk
setting at the head Of it the articles which she prz
ed most, around 1.-THE last things saw at night
and the first IN the morning and the papers in the
ADJOINING room, many of which cannot be supplied
But what shall most feel--more than | now do
Will be the loss cf the memorials of my wife, whose
body is sill above ground it will be my first care to
remove to st. Louis when released from Congress- to
be buried IN the place in which | had collected the
remains OF my dead-my mother children, grand
children slster-to take the place by their side which
she and had marked out tor ourselves
ave then asked him the condition of his pecuniary
affairs and wha: he thought would be the judgment
OF the Supreme Court in the case of Fremont and tile
United States relative to the Marposa tract of land in
California He answered. 4 have enough to live on.
have paid no attention to the suit about the Mari
Posa, land Cool and sensible men, who heard the
arguments in the case, tell me they think Justice and
law the side of Fremont But if he shall lose
1t he will have lost no honor. He has passed the
point where his honor was at stake. He borrowed O
few years ago large sums of money TO pay for heef
which he purchased for the of the United States
IN California, and drew bills the government to
pay for great portion of it. These bills were pro-
tested. and he cOuld raise the to 10
up Congress last session made an appropriation for
his relief, which enabled him to pay all he owed for
the beef IT he had not paid these debts, he would
have considered himself dishonored'"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-09
Omar Pa Sha.

The following particulars relative 10 this dstin-
gulshed general and statesman extracted from let
ter from an officer of Her Majesiys steamer Inferi-
bic, native of Cork, will be read with interest
lNFLExIBLE, VARNA, Monday Jan. 8, 1885,
told you in my last that we were going from here to
the Crimea with Omer Pasha and suite. Well, we
have been there, and, you see, back again. We
left this with his hghness New Years day, arrlv
ed on the morning of the Sd at Eupatoria where he
went on shore and examined the defences of the place.
coming on board again in the afternoon, and we left
Eupatoria early the 4th, and got into Balaklavain
the evening. Next day Omer and staff disembarked
and went to the head quarters Of the allied generals
where council of war was held from which he re-
turned IN the eavenng. Next day, the 9th, at noon,
We left Balaklava, and, after fine run, arrived here
at last night, when his higness, taking affection
ate leave Of u.s. bade US farewell, having distributed
fifty sovereigns among our servants and ships COM
pany
Omar is what may be called handsome man,
and wears his age remarkably well, being close on
fifty. He has very pleasing expression OF counten-
ance, and in an immense flow of spirits. He was
quite delighted with the attention shown to him and
his followers by our mess. He occupied, of course,
the captains portion Of the ship, but every day
gulary twice three times, he would walk into
gun, room take ms glass OF wne' or more generally
gfog and sit and chat for an hour or So His great
amusement was in caricaturing his followers for be-
ing seasick; in especial, he very hard on
Prince StourZa, of Modavia of his aides-de
camp Itappears ths:Prince had just married very
beautiful woman, and was very jealous of her, SO
much so that when he was leaving to accompany O.
mar he sent her off with few servants to some old
estate of his in the intel or, with strict orders that
she was to no one. Omar knew all this, and u
sed to get this fellow into dreadful rage by talking
about her, and telling what happened in time of war;
when beautiful ladies were deserted by their spouse
In fact, he the life of the whole lot | had to
plain to HIM all about the machinery. Yesterday he
came in and wrote his in Turkish and in Ger
man on each of our cards. The Turkish cipher is
most remarkable, and he never signs his name in it
except on great occasions"
further letter from the same writer, dated Jan
uary 16, states that the lnhexabe has been placed
for the present entirely at the disposal of Omar Pacha
to allow of his superntendance the transport of the
Turkish troops to Eupaoria.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-09

STATE OF MORALS AMONG THE FACTORY GIRLS OF
LowELL.-The testimony of Miss Dexter, in the case
of two young factory women who were before the
Lowell police for stealing yarn gives rather
remarkable illustration of morals in that place:
''Miss Dexter called. Work in the Middlesex
mill; have been employed there years and ten
months; have stolen yarn from the mill, and have
been arrested for larceny; pleaded guilty; am now
under bonds. Know the defendants both work in
the room over me- On one occasion both came into
my room together and to TX six bobbns of yarn each
came at two other times, separately, and took the
same quantity; told me | was darned fool if I did
not take some said needn't be so d--n pious;
am pious, and am church member; belong TO Rev
A. K Montons church gave information 10 the agent
which led to the arrest of the Defendants have been
told that all the girls steal yarn; have no doubt
of itn
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-09
EOTICE. TO Mill OyvNEIls AND OTHERS

EE subscriber has increased his number of workmen of
the most competent that be obtained. He
ee with any Machnst Architect from North South
He prepared take all jobs in the Nachnist or Architect
line viz fitting up Steam Engines erecting Circular or
Mls with Hotchkiss any wheels in All his work
will be done the ost approved plans He has cores
pondence with some of the best Foundries and will furnish
drawings any necessary castings and have them ordered
to the convenient place. All persons who want work
done in the lines would do we'll to give him CALL
he has had cng experience in the business He returns his
sincere thanks for the liberal patronage he has received
Address ~ Is. 1OtiN0CN,
Machinst and Architect,
Harres Store New Hanover Co., n. G.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-09
TO rRAVELLERs AND OTHERS.

TE undersigned has completed arrangements where
by he is enabled to convey PASSENGERS from MARLS-
lille DEPOT, the Wilmington and Raleigh Rail
hood, to LONG CREEK, in New Hanover county. Fare
81, each way.
He is also prepared with good Stables and abundance
81 lIoEysnder) to keep H9RsEs for any length of tme
tc 90 cents per day. Those who may leave Horses with
him, may rest assured they will be well cared for.
~ IN short tme he hopes to offer some better ENTER
lAlAMENT for his friends and others, who may favor him
with their custom. than he has heretofore given them
liberal patronage respectfully solicited as the great
est efforts will be used to give satisfaction ~
A. d. BORDEAUX.
NARLsVuLE DEPOT,
L mIes from Wilmington, 4S-f
Aupust ). 1853.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-09
20-6nl
$50 REWARD.

gM RUNAWAY from the subscriber, on 4th January,
q 1855, his negro man ISRA Ell, and his wife AAT4
Nyears DID, copper colorcd feet inches high
and wen has lost one Of his upper front teeth
sonaby TALL proportoned dark color has lost two of
her lower front teeth and about 4 years of and has
girl about years DID, resembling her mother the other is
boy about years DID, coored, resembling his faith
will give the above reward to any person who Will re-
get them and additional reward of hundred dollars
for evidence sufficient to convict white OF
ing said negroes. ELISHA POh1thh, Sr.
Sneed's Ferry OnsOw Co., Jan. 10, 1855. 20tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-09
DISSOLUTION.

rVvHE Copartnership heretofore existing under the
of KING s. MCKENZIE, this day dissolved by mutual
consent All persons having claims upon che firm Wl pre-
him. 1t is necessary that the business OF the firm should
be closed Immediately. JEREMIAH j. KING.
d. f. MCKINNE.
J. KING will continue the Butcherng business under
his own name and hopes by strict attention to the same to
merit and continue to receive liberal share OF pUbc patron
age. ,pcr,.,
Ian 3 1850 1S-f
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-09
$50 REWARD.

9M RANAWAT from the subscriber on the lst Jan,
"a 1885, his negro boy TOBY.
n TOBY formerly belonged to the Estate of Owen
ANHolnes deceased. He is well known in Sampson Coun-
y and has wife the plantation of VIM Ashford Esq in
said county.
He about 26 % years old feet inches high and very
black color-a Blacksmith by trade.
The above reward will be paid for lodgment of said
in the jail of this county will give so reward for his lodg
ment in Sampson County jail. J. L. hEARES.
Tan 2I-tt
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-09

Wli4MI Nj ON, n, -,
y ESPECTFULLY informs the public that he is prepar
II ed to execute PLANS of evry descrption-such as
State and Court Houses, Banks Prisons &c. Also Church
es Cottages and other public and private edGceS Brides
Roofs &C. all with Specifications and Contracts made
for the
Orders through the Post Office will receive prompt aten
ton and and to part of the country at
short notice
Ia N-bm
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-03-09
Schools,
c.nY,UsRoRo, EEDVAI,E COLLEGE,

GOLDSBORO' FEMALE COLLEGE.
E third Session of this Institution commences on We'd
nesay the 3rd Of January 1853 and ends on the 3rd
of June, 1855.
Rev. JAS. H. BRENT, A. B., President.
DR.. MORGAN Gloss, late of Chapel Hill, Prof. OF
Mathematics.
And full corps of Teachers in every branch.
Board including Washing, Lights, Fuel, &C., per ~
Tuition in Primary Department, ...... SlO UO
Collegiate Department, SZO w
hundred dol will all expenses of the session
in the Collegiate and all ornamental branches.
Pupils primary department charged the usual price for
ornamental branches, One half payable in advance
Three Lectures scientific subjects will be delivered each
month. .
We making every effort to render the School the in
advantages and cheapnes and pledge to reduce prices and
multiply the advantages in proportion to the increase OF pat
ronago When number pupils reaches 200 we shall
be able reduce the prices nearly half every one aiding
also aiding in placing the means of superior education
within the reach of almost every girl in the State.
We thanks for the unexamed support We have had
apply to the President of the faculty, or myself
VIM. K. LANE,
President Stockholders
Dec Is, 1854. l5u
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LAND FOR SALE.

600 ACRES of Land situated Long and Cypress
JUO Greeks seven miles from Long Greek BTdge and
DRIED ACRES cleared, with good Dwelling, all neces-
sary houses, and failing well OF water Also a
Grst Mill in good order, and we'll watered. The place is
healthy as any in the country. 1t is we'll mbered with
pine cypress oak and other growths.,
wishing to purchase will please examine the Preml
ses RICHARD l.. bOthDf1a0 "a:
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CT OATES HOTEL, WARSAW. N. c.
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WNE subscriber bcgs leave to return his thanks to f7
the public for former patronage, and asks the CON %
Uuuance Of the same. He them that there48A
shall be no pains spared in making them comfortablo-tha
bis House shall be equa Ito any the Wilmington & Raj
egh Railroad. Also Livery with sufficient quantity OF
Poder at all times-wth good Hacks and Horses for the
accommodation of passengers from Warsaw to Fayetteville,
other place which they may wish to be carried in
the State G. t. OATES.
Warsaw Aurust l1th. 1851 291-1t-5O-tf
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NEN[ i,IXFIIE NAVIGATION COMPANY.

FINDER the direction of passed at the last Gener
u al Assembly, entitled An act to incorporate the New
River Navigation Company books for subscription thereto
will be opened the County of Onsow, the second Tues
day March, the following places to witt in Richlands
B. NJ Barry, James H Foy, and E Murrl, jr; in Swans
boro under the direction Of c. H. Barnum r. Sanders,
der the direction! of G. J. Ward 0. Higgins, h. w Ward,
Jasper Etherdge, Robert White, and w D. Humphrey,
any Of them Said books shall remain open at least ten
days.
Richlands N. c.. March 2 1855. 26-2w
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Dec. Is, 1854.
vy7IEEEyTON FE1TALE CoI.LEGE.


THE exercises this Institution resumed on the 10Th
of January 1855 under the direction Of the following faculty
Rev THoMAs s CAMPBEI1, President and Prof OF Ethics
and Mathematics
Rev WILLIAM H. CHRISTIAN, A. NJ, Prof of Physical
Sciences.
E. E. PARHAM, A. M, Prof of Ancient Languages and
Literature.
Mrs S. D. CHRISTIAN, Teacher of French
VINCENT CZTrRDA, Prof of Music.
Miss B. BoCkINS, Assistant in Music.
Miss a f. RoyArL Teacher Of Painting 3% % and Drawing
Miss MARTHA DAVIS, Principal in the Primary Department
Mrs Tu0S :. CAMPBELL, Matron.
regular thorough of study has been adopted IN
order to graduation and efforts will be spared to promote
moral and intellectual welfare of the students Pupils can
any time during the Session. and Will be charged only
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CO-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE

THE Subscribers have this day formed Co-parnershp
under the firm of KING & NIXON, for the purpose of
CARRYING on the BUTCHERING BUSINESS in the town
of Wilmington.
market price for good article They intend Offering
stantly at their Stall in the Market House, the choi
that possibly be procured to which they IN
vite the attention and patronage of the public
hINCf,
c. H. NIXON
l 1855, lJ3mT