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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-01-24

BOARDING FOR STUDENTS.
TNHE subscriber, occupying a large and commo-
l. dious House, convenient to both Schools, is de-
sirous of boarding Is or l6 young Ladies. Her
terms are 9 dollars per month for board, washing
included. Her utmost endeavors will be exerted to
please all who may become inmates of her house.
MARY A. BARNETT.
Oxford, Jan. IL, 1855. 20-6t
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-01-24
1856.
Warrenton Female College.
wARRENTnN. n C.

WARRENT0N, N Z.
T7HE exercises of this Institution we're resumed
on the 18th Of January, 1855, under the diree-
ton Of tho following Faculty.
Rev. Thomas s. Campbell, President and ProI- Oh
Eft lies and mathematics.
Rev. VIM. II. Christian, A. NJ, Prof. OF Physical
Sciences.
E. E. Parham, A. NJ, Prof. of Ancient Languages
and Literature.
Mrs.. s. D. Christian, Teacher of French.
Vincent Czurda, Prof. of Music
Miss B.. Bockins, Assistant in Nusic.
Mss A. E. Royal, Teacher of Painting and Drawing.
Miss Sue Bockins, Teacher of Needle-Work.
Mss Esrths Davis, Principal in the Primary De-
partment.
mrs. Tbos. S. Campbell, Gatron.
AreguIar and thorough course Of study hasbeen
adopted in order to graduation, and no efforts Wli
be spared to promote the moral and intellectual
welfare of the students. Pupils can enter ut any
time during the Session, and viii be charged only
from time Of entrance.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-01-24

The Germans have produced some very excellent
remedies for various diseases. Among which may
be specified DIR. Hoofand's Celebrated Bitters,'
for sale by c. M. Jackson-and used with remark
able success in Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Dys-
pepsia, Nervous Debility, and a general derange-
ment of the Stomach. The Sunday Dispatch says
of this medicine:
eve Seel~onvincsdaI.at in the German Bitters
the patient does not s%Aone debilitated, but con-
stantly gains strength and vigor to the frame-a
fact worthy of consideration. The Bitters are
pleasant in taste and in smell, and can be admin
isteredunder any circumstances, to the most deli
cate stomach. Indeed they can be used by all
persons with the most perfect safety. 1t would be
well for those who are much affected in the merry
GUS system, to mmen with one teaspoonful or
less, and gradually increase. We speak from ex-
perience, and are, of course, a proper Judge. The
press far and wide, have united in ommend
the German Bitters, and to the afflicted we most
cordially advise their use." 20-2t
For sale by Williams & Haywood, and P. F. Pes.
cud, Raleigh; and W. ]. Eddins, Forestville.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-01-24

STRANGEDEATHs.-On Sunday night last one
Of those singular and unaccountable casualties,
if they may be so termed, which defy al! the
skill and wisdom of physicians 10 explain, oc-
Cured on the farm of Mr.. Wilson l. White
hurst, in Princess Anne Co.. A hale, hearty
and robust negro boy, about % years old, be-
longing to Mr.. VIM. S. Wright, had attended,
on the afternoon of Sunday, the funeral of an
old negro woman, and assisted in filling up the
grave. After the funeral he went to the farm
of Mr.. Whitehurst where bis wife, aged about
%, and belonging to Mr.. w. resided. About
9 o'clock at night, it is said they went to bed
in their usual good health, and the next morning
both were discovered cold and perfectly life
less. The man was lying on his back with his
hands across his breast, as though prepared for
being shrouded, and the woman partly on hel
face. An inquest was Immediately summon
ed, and a post mortem examination held by
Drs. J. Ingram and j.. P Wright, 70 ascertain
whether death had been produced by poison
but the closest scrutiny could detect nothing o.
the kind nor lead to any other satisfactory con
T c~Iusion as to the cause of this strange event.
That one should retire at night in good healtl
and be found a corpse in thu morning, Nigh
not perhaps be so remarkable, but that tao
hearty ard healthy persons should be thus sud
denly and unaccountable deprived of life a
the same time, is we think, almost without
precedent. The verdict of the jury was in az
cordance with the facts, that death had bee
produced by some unknown cause.
Norfolk Herald.
hy= The Steamer Canada has arrived, b,
brings no news of Importance from the Ea
tern war. The London markets are repor
ed dull. breadstufs especially. No intel
rence of the health of Mr.. Mason. our MINI
ter to France, who has been heretofore +
ported as dangerously i'll.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-01-24

TO FEMALE TEACHERS.
The TrusfAes of the Whitmell Female Academy
wish to employ a Teacher fer the present year. A
lady of experience and of undoubted qualifications
timonials will be required. THE TRUSTEES.
Whitmell, January 10, 1855. 20-3t
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From 5000 white polls at IS cts. 90. 900 Ol0
On the poll, 26,250 90
From &c., 900 black polls, $1,000 90.
Money at interest, 10000 90
Sundries, including store tax, As, 700 90
Tax on new subjects not her
included in any revenue bin, $4,000 90
Dividends on Railroad, Plank Road,
and other productive stocks, 5S,434, 81.
From State bonds belonging to the IRE
asury, as part of the income Of 1856,
from Nov. LIST, 1854, to Nov. 1st
1855, 1000 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-03

GEN. HOUSTON AND THE INDIANs.-The dis
tinguished Senator from Texas, Gen. Samuel
Houston. has recently been delivering lectures
in different parts of the country on various
subjects, and among the rest, on the North
American Indians. The General has great
regard and esteem for the red men, among
whom he once lived as chief, as we have al
ready stated, enjoying the immunities of that
relation, whether domestic or national. He
thinks they have been very badly treated by
the whites, and are on the whole much bet
ter set of people than the pale faces. Gen.
Houston will not convince many white men
Of that fact. There is but little sympathy
among those who know any thing of the
character of our North American aborignes
with the cry, "Lo the poor Indian The
poor Indian" is very great rascal, and
considerably more savage than wolf or
tiger. With what face, after the recent hor-
rible atrocities of Indians in the West les
pecially their exquisitely devilish course to-
wards their female captives,) Gen. Houston
can attempt to get up sympathy for the cop
per oOlOred fends, we cannot conceive. Con-
gress ought, before its adjournment, to have
provided the means for vengeance upon these
miscreans.
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To THH p UBL1C-Eesling deeply sg-
snSnd 1irs xssosistos. 1sSrs, q jssies 8 msssil
he. .s se.a., AZ: 4.
.s;:.: ;sss. e e: E "a . e
mond Firs Assoeisfisn, fa'ls 81 10 mo jus(l<l.
o s.sy s.s e ss.1s :, ss ., no
Of fire. Upoe lsolase o,st alsscvsrs! tie sarn1Ss
m nj ss s.nssr 81 6sise iisSiss dssssysS. s no
81 two other nsmbsls Of FIRE conpssy No. 8 ths
Is. yssi q Col ssrs .ssSs
aseet snd attached the bose % wstsfPlse. sltsa-
1 = g
isiiy Ssif IN hour before ny q. sop..y ss.ehss
va vas I sssisfsetosy b The sS q s.tin.
sus6ns the FIRE, when lsuddsnly the stream essssd
.s e me g .s hs:.
belonging to Company No. 81 Dssse6sa their hose.
replaced ssd sssia prosssd;a = protect the
appeared doomed, becsuss y 1wss surrounded BY Q
nest of oombustibls wooden teasmsnts. sL
forts eauently sgan psrsyzsd. Rspsired 10 the
plug sgsin, and quistly removed No Rs hose aed a.
.s.p his .Ss yas
turned to tbs plue for the third time snd demanded
to know why our hose bad bsen again dstscbsd.
1t had been removed 10 secorSsncs With his esm-
mands-that he understood that tho uudsrd ened wa
Board and would cause his expulsion from the Asso
citation The undersigned, lsboring under the srro.
nsops impression that Mr. Bosher was 40 officer,
clothed with full power to command. and nst Q nn.
pie clerk to the Board Of Directors remarEed that
he should obey his orders, but thought that he had
signed thereupon retired. He offered no resistance
made not 1resr, and committed no offence. The hote
he used to protect his own dwelling hsd been frs-
f<ff hsfa In
fires in the immediate nsighhorhood and had always
bsen used with the apptobation and consent Of tie
ooession were freen. in regular standing, and were
using it to save property
undersigned became satisfied that no special efforts
would be used to ave the dwelling house occupied
by Col Myers Other property In the immediate
first claimed attention. After that had been saved
effort would probably be made to save property
dersisnsd to ask, Is It true that the Association a.
of as 'AA's' O''"''A 'u'a''s' insured In That
Now, as to the charge of being armed while thu
fire was progressing, friend of the underlined
handed him pistol, not because that friend desired
but simply because happened to be an unpleasant
companion. He did not use it--entertained In.
ssntlon Of s'las i. and Pnrpsssiy avoided any aif.
using it. rss4
In all civilized lands it is customary to allow evan
the yiiest indicator to meet his accuser face to
face before the tribunal selected to pses upon his
guilt or innocencs Nay, mors--the accused il per-
mitted to be heard In his own defence. In this in
stance, however, the Richmond Fire Association haa
not only outraged all these rues by condemnins the
undersigned unheard, but has gone farther and add
ed insult to injury, by sracously proposing hear
any explanation sr statement the undersigned may
wish to make, but accompanying the proposition
with the ayowai IN advance that IL "eannot recon.
slider the vote'' of expulsion
with this plain, unvarnished statement Of fscts
the undersigned is content to rest the case with an
enmnsh Ians pubic. A. LEARY.
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. arrvlIs aT n. PRlueIPAL HOTELS

.urp1cAr HOTEL-G Booker, Buskinsham;
watson end LADY, ys; HsI'iXy :,s sss sas
A 1an.s Petsr.SorE wershsm Walton. z
81: f ssssa. e III
s,:s E;P;si :,s sls.!. S o:ss
A 3 Bradford Bait. I
s.l.o.s, TSoms. n oesI Ksss .I.y.e-
M; Barnett. Columbis; N B Gray ~ eusnsss
Vs. T rs1.,.S: f rsan T Esss Sid
co sooiI " Coz. Gooehl.nd; Hin, BueLins:
ham; n.t6s.. wi:ss Tac' Ps s;...h!n z
n1 RoSsrsson 4 Bsrks Imss; Shame. Peters.
s ssssa f s. Hoo xs pS.s
N Brush, Botetourt; Crockett, Newisnd. Tsan;
j w Brown. J Sinclair, Hampton; 4 Gsrpett. Nsw
Kent w B Ransom. N c; Scott, Norfolk; } wright,
g Armstrong Louisa. 80 =.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL-G w Johnson. kish5;
] NJ McMullen, Va; Noel, Scottsvii,e; Z, W Nm "a
Buekner, Msdissn; sPsndayer, Bslti w ~ wgo'
Yanssy and lady, Slaughter. jr Hutcheson,
Richmops, w ii Bowcock, Henrico; JohnsoP
b9o.n rf Da se i1s Ssi;
susts; King, Waynesboro; A 8 Laro. VS. C 3 4;
ii Dix, lancaster; Goodman Stanton; ne -.
ter, Bait ] c Grant. New Kent; a Hewstt Wyo 9.
ming; Scott Richmond; R L Holt Amelia; no ~
2 Toad. r Jackson, Pope, Pets; W JONES' Jas
CITY: M Thomson. Va c r; A Bailnlsn , Lou
isa; L Dsaner, J Beard Lexington; r. meyc q
Tssvillian Louiss; Currsnt and lady, &; SrTfg-
ner,J c Tigner. WA Tigner. King VIM.
| EXCHANGE HOTEL-Wm Webb and son,
Powhstan; Rome: Gloucester; RiehaIdson'
Hanover; Jones. Essex; Ash, Wiiliams
c; DR. WORKMAN and son, DinTadale; =
Iones KING Queen; r Royster, w II James,
ClarLsville; A stoms r Wiggieswor.h, Bass
Richmond; c w Msyrant, c; Holmes. VIM
Msury and lady, j T Masters, II Porter. w Young
and lady, q Clarke Miss Clarke. N Y: E Shipper,
VIM Wallace. Miss Gillian, Master Wallace, VIM
4 Bates, y G; A Sullivan, U C s; II Garrett,
WestmoTsland; Howard, Galveston; w II Coch-
ran. Mss Parker, @ Cochran Hays Ala;
Gamble, Houston w Buchanan, Z L Crowler.
Miss; w Howard, c; w Aylstt, King Wa;
Lee u SN
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.
BOUNTY LAND. go

Twill prosecute claims against the Fede-
raj Government to BOUNTY LAND and PEN.
SIONS, on the most satisfactory terms.
Under recent act of Congress. soldiers who serv.
ed period of fourteen days in any icar, since I776
and if such soldiers be dead, their widows chill
dreu are entitled to 160 acres of land. These who
have received less than l6a entitled to
much more as will make that quantity
Having been engaged as a clerk in the Pension
and Bounty Land Departm emit at Washington, for
prosecuting claims of the above description
Communications by mail, post paid, at the Off &c
of PAYNE Mayo, on 10th street, between Main and
Cary, will be attended to ct once.
Any reference given that msy be desired.
NH S-d& w3m ABEL u. MAYO.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND. March 2.

i. ARRIVED,
Steamer Poeshontas, jones, Baltimore, Endss /,
Ludlam l. Watson. s''-=-
~- r, t@a-'t SAILED, -
Schr Haxall, C +. Smith, New York, mdse., David
Currie. -.
Schr VIM. Spear Saunders, Baltimore, mdse., w.
D. Colquitt Go. p.
Schr Ocean, MITCHELL Chickahoniny, to load for
Baltimore. a
schr American Clipper, Phillips, Back River. t
NORFOLK, Feb. 2s-The .. 8. sioop OF war James
town. arrived In Hampton Roads to-day, to receive
her powder; the steamer Engineer has gone down
with her supply. She will sail tomorrow for the
Coast of Africa. All well
New YORK, March laird, schr Surprise, Cole,
Petersburg.
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MAoALLIsrER-the prince of Magieians,

MAoALLIsrER--the prince of Magieians,
gives grand exhibition at the theatre Tonight and
should really like to the house as complete
ly packed as on the occasion of Mr.. Jacks benefit,
at the close of the season. when hundreds of per.
sons were refused tickets for want of room to
stand in. Macallister is beyond question, one of
the first men in his profession in this country,
and as he has taken especial pains to make the en-
tertainment this evening as brilliant as possible,
there can be no doubt that it will prove highly
satisfactory TO those who witness it. In addition to
his feats of jugglery, which are as unaccountable
novel to the uoinitiated, comic representations
are to be given of very high order. Jfyou expect
to secure seats go early. a.s ....
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STEALING MoEEy.-George, slave to

STEALING MOFEV.-GeOrge, slave to L.
s. S. Hargrove, appeared before the Mayor, yes
terday, to answer the charge of stealing $50 from
young man named John Tyler. From the evil
dence, it appears that Mr. T. arrived In the city
yesterday morning. and employed the accused to
carry trunk to the Central Depot for him. When
near there, Mr. T. took out his pocket book, con.
tanning the money, and gave the prisoner twenty
five cents, He then put his pocket book In his
pocket but immediately after missed it, as well as
the accused. Officer Johnson, who arrested George,
searched him, but found no money on his persan.
The examination was continued.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-03

VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE re
sular monthly me citing of the Virginia Mechanics
Institute will be held MONDAY NIGHT, the
9TH inst, at half past o'clock in the basement room
of Metropolitan Hail. As this 10 the last me citing
previous the election of officers and and
as the constitution requires that al nominations
elective Off for the annual election, must be
made at the regular meeting in March," it 10 very
important that every member who do 10, should
be present. J. w. LEWELLEN,
NH S-2t Rec Sec,y
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Bound OvER.-Lewis w. Perkins ap-
peared before the Mayor, yesterday morning, and
gave bail to keep the peace In the sum of $500 for
being disorderly in the street, and threatening n
shoot Capt. Will inson. Perkins, In company with
party of friends had been indulging rather freely
over night, which fully accounts for his conduct
when wine 10 in wit 10 OUT ~ -
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THE DAILY DISPATCH


SouAIIY TiMEs.-The political cauldron
In washington has been babbling and boil.
,ne f.mously. As the session has approach,
ed irs conclusion, the members have grown
more and more impatient and irritable. They
have had to work hard, and hard work does
NOT agree with them. They solace them
selves by attacking each other spitefully and
reudinQ the Union to pieces. The abolition
lists and free.soilers are perfectly rampant
and avow their determination to bring the
nose of the South to the grindstone. Seward
says that the Southern talk about the disco
luton of the Union is very laughable to him;
that he has heard the cry of "Wolf! Wolff"
too long, to indulge any fears on account OF
it. There is no doubt that he is sincere in
this declaration, and that other Northern
agitators seriously entertain the same idea
Z To talk of dissolution of the Union seems to
these men mere bravado; childishness, non
sense. They laugh at it, and will proceed in
their purposes and plans. wholly unmoved
by it. s'sas Sass 81
1t is considered by intelligent observers
more than probable that one of the great
schemes fthe abolitionists will be triumph
g antly carried through Congress next winter
the abolition Of siapery III the District of Co
lmm1ia. Should the measure pass Congress,
the President Of course will veto it. But the
abolitionists will have shown their strength,
and the South viii no longer be able to
close its eyes to the future. 1t must wake
up and combine its energies then, or never.
But, let US have no more talk or menace
Let us lay aside words for deeds, and party
for country. Decided and unanimous ac-
ton on the part Of the South may yet save
the country from the perils which menace it,
and preserve from overthrow and ruin the
fairest form of free government on the face
ofthe earth. 9sa1- -
We would warn these Northern agitators
but that We know the warning would fall on
deaf ears-that their course will bring upon
this country all the horrors Of disuniOn
and civil war-that, though there may have
been false alarms of Wolf, the Wolf is now
really at the door. They will cOnstrue the
warning as a menace, and "laugh" at the
childish folly. Our only hope is in the firm
ness, the moderation and the unity CT the
South.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-03

NARROW EsoAPE.-Last Thursday after
noon one of the large derrricks used for moving
stons at Warrick g. Barksdales new mill on 18th
street. iei. aud came very near catching and crush
ing lad who was passing from the cooper shop
with number of barrel staves on his shoulder =
The derrick fell near the boy that 1t struck the
end of the slaves and threw him down, but luckily
did hun no serious injury. u
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STOLEN GooDs.--Herman A. Lucas,
charged with receiving goods from Mr.. George s.
Palrner's slave, knowing them to have been stolen
held to bail in $500 to appear before the Grand
Jury tern, of the Hastings Court, to answer bill of
indictment for the offence with which he is charged
The goods were found in the house of the accused
who readily gave his consent for officer johnson to
search his premises.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-03

IN this age of steam CART ER's SPANISH MrxrURn
Is hlng large space in the public mind The as
prompt action in tbs worst of Liver Disease
Neuralgia, Rheumatism. Mercuris Diseases, and ali
diseases arising from an impure state Of the blood s
world wide" tits certainly the only Medicine ysf
Known which does possess positive and specific ac
THE BETTER, H,sz4s 3sf 43G - :.
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SELpKN, WITHERs & Co. positively and IN
qualiedly deny the statement that they had lately
compounded with some of their depositors at 80
cents in the dollar. A note from the firm to the
editors of the Baltimore Sun, states that "the as
sets of the house have passed into the hands Of
trustees who are paying of the liabilities in con-
formity with the provisions of the trust and in no
instance have they attempted to compound with any
of the creditors expecting to pay the full amount
of their claims" .s
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.issa. GREAT EXHIBITIONi
GRAND ENTERTAINMENT
NHE GRANDEST E x EXHIBITION
Il EVER IN RICHM0NDs-Ths splendid
MAGIC D1ORAMIC PAINTINGS,
Byiparticular request, will remain one week longer
at ODD FELLOWS HALL, commencing MON.
Day, MARCH stu. Admission l22 cents only
These Paintings have been visited, sace their stay
in Richmond, by over 5000 persona and have been
pronounced the greatest exhibition ever exhibited
in this city. rf.5s
The great and sublime life.moving figures. feet
In height surpass any other exhibition of the age,
and have never been exhibited In Richmond before,
to conclude with the most gorgeous display by the
exhibition of Chinese Fire Works.
~ Doors open at u o'clock-commence ats
TGo early, II you wisk to shtain good ssais
NH 2-St -
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,KEp.-Night before last, a white W

DUcKED.-Night before last, white wo-
man of incorporate habits, walked of the tow
would no doubt have drowned, but for being dis.
covered by two gentlemen employed at the Vir.
ginia Foundry, who fastened to her assistance and
rescued her from her perilous situation, nearer
dead than alive. f+'t - d sg-tT
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DIED,

At Eilerse, Henrico county, the reside nee of bs
r. fsther, on Thursd.y. the Let day Of March. SAML
CLAYTON, infant son of Samuel and Mary j. Cot.
rell. aged enc month and three days
Weekly Pest please copy '4asf 1a p q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-03

CoNrINUED.-The charge against Peter
Natalie, for selling ardent spirts on Browns
Island without license, was called and adjourned
over till Monday next. $40 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-03

THE KINNEY ExPEDITIoN.-The Washington
Union states, upon the authority OF COL Kinney
that the various ruuors In circulation, which 10
any way connect him or his enterprise with any de-
signs upon Cuba, are utterly groundsss. His ex-
petition has no other destination or object than a
peaceful settlement of the lands claimed by the
company he represents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-03

DEATH OF AN EDITOR Frances L. Porter
Esq, for many years edtorially connected with the
Picayune, died in New Orleans last Wednesday
evening. He was well and favorably known as
an aniable gentleman and fine writer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-03

HOLD YOUR Householder Scale ar
rested a WAGNER yesterday morning for rapid
driving In the street. and took him before the May
or, who ordered him sound logging.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
RICHMOND ENEUM.

RICHMOND ATHENEUM.
REV. MONCU R E D. CONWAY will
AZ Lecture at the Hall Of the Athenaum ON Tues
day Evening, the 9th of March $500 -
SUBJECT: MAN and His Speech'
PRICES OF ADMISsIoN-Single ticket IS cents I2A
cts. each additional ticket. 80
Doors open at u, P Nj Lecture to begin at o'elk
M. nh2
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Maxfald 8

PuNIsHED.-Patrick Maxfeld, a free ne
gro, charged with threatening to assault and beat
his brother Cyrus, came before the Mayor, yester-
day, and after having hearing was ordered thirty
nine stripes. In addition to being held to bail in the
sum OF 800 to be of good behavior. -
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SPECIAL NorICE.-The most desirable
part of Elias Haie's stock win be- sold ON Monday
after renting the house formerly cc-
cupied by him, at which time we will close cut the
bslsuce of the stock s9s-ss T. - -
NH Sta IARIIS Il cGIJr 49,.
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SPECIAL NoTIoE.-1he attention of the
public is requested to my sale of Mules, &c. which
will take place THIS DAY. at 10 o'clock, Council
Chamber Hill. Terms-4 months. without interest.
NH s ALEX. MOTT, Auct.