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For the Shirt Of tho Age.
WAu Fonz.r CoLLnaE. Feh. 1s. 1856.

WAKE FoBzsT COLLEGE, Feb. 2S, 1886.
Mr.. EDITOR "A short time since a COM
msnication over the signature of Cicero"
appeared in your columns, soliciting on be-
half of the ladies, the publication of a discus
sion which occurred at this place, between
two members of ~sths-s=Bior Class, on the
query lis it morally wrong to steal a wife 7"
Affirmative B., Negative S.. Though
not insensible to the commeadatory notice Of
"eicero" nor to the friendly regard mani
Tested in his courteous request, still as the
debate was prepared with no view to publ
cation, a sense of duty and justice to our
selves compels US to consider suen a thing
impracticabie. We would here tender our
grateful acknowledgements to those " ladies"
for their high appreciation of our efforts.
Very respectfully,
DTSPUTANTS.
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At a meeting of Hiram Lodge, No. 10, Of Free
and Accepted aasons, on Tuesday evening, Feb.
26, 1886, the following Preamble and Resolutions
were submitted by brother William T. Balm, and
unanimously adopted
Death is the inevitable let Of man. :Dust thou
art and unto dust shalt thou return is the irrevo-
cable decree OF the Creator of angels and of men,
of things visible and unseen. Youth, vigorous
manhood and old age must suceumb to his merci-
less grasp, and be numbered among the pale ma
tons of the dead.
The recent death of cur beloved brother, WALTER
j. RAMSAY, Past Junior Warden of this Lodge, is
another painful and. impressive lesson Of mans
mortality, which should remind as that 11e too are
born to die that sooner or later trs shall descend to
the tomb and be knsWn no moro upon earth.
While we mourn the loss of our departed brother,
We are consoled with the pleasing hope taat he has
exchanged a world of trouble and sorrow for an sx-
istence immortal and glorious, whore he will enjoy
c~easeless eternity therefore,
Resolved. That VS. deeply sympsthise with ths
familiar and friends of our deceased brother, and
tender to then ans NEaaS@ 1%dolsnce for their
loss
Resolved, That the members of this lodge will
wear the usual badge Of mo burning for thirty days.
Resoired, That the Secretary of this Lodge be
dir ctsd to transmit 8 copy Of these resolutions to
tAe family of our deceased brother, accompanied
with oar best wishes for their future prosperity and
happiness.
Resolved, That these resolutions be published in
the city papers.
il. CHRISTOPHERS, See.
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Pianos 7 PiansSI

THE subscriber is the sois Agent in Fst.mG-s,
I'D, for the sale Of ~CHICkERIkS sos, ara
NUNNS b CLARk'S celebrated Piano F>Ttss.
These Instruments are brouSh in ever s.r"s-
xi&r, 10 the highest stat. Of perfection. 49, Irs
undoubtedly the most substantial and d. si.s j.
strumsnts ma ufacturea. The sahscribs. . - Sis.
Pianos of ctner makers Of note which ss.. a.
lever prices.
Those DESTROYS Of purchasing . truly gosE riars
fsrte, tas subscriber feels confident FROM , /. sur Z
experience IN the bus ness, of being abs Is s'is-a
such an article as will give perfect Eatlsr-ri',r.-
Address T. y. BENTEIN- Il
Isl Bali l4.rs s..
n p thu parIor -
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EGakxrA rs an article over the signature of
"Alpheus," sddrssssd to the Social Circle, and
published Ia the Age Of 18th Of Feb, fer having
80 beard" read having in beard = asd after the
qsotation from Burns snding-'Is rapture giving
WOMAN fer hind me here !! read baud me here"
would NOT Iruubis ysu to correct these sl'ght
errors, zero Il not that they both occur in quota
tiont irom poets uboss English do not wish to
- accused % numbering, besides az there words
are printed the ssHss il materially changed in both
eases.
tine word more. Siaes your correspondent
'Sanbo' has pitched - u~ncsrsmoniusly into the
Social Circle, ! viii SAY, what [ DO not rscoliect
having said 4. you SofOrs tho | have often laid
IL TO othsrs-that since the formation Of this de.
pArtment u sAs been in interest TO 'ms seeo nd on
ly to the Editorial columns, which | always make
II a point o. read FIRST. In my hsnbls opinion
ths Spirit % the Ago its present ua ounded
popularity more u the Ladies' Department. than
10 any other ono feature ia ii-uot even excepting
IL. temperance principles. Loye NAY IT Iva!
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FOR SALE.

T WISH TO SELL AFINE TRACT OF LAND,
i containing some 800 or 4O0acres, near Johnston
Academy, at which place there is as dourishing q
Male and Female School as there is in the State,
under the supervision sfthoss accomplished scho-
lars and teachers, John w. Stewart, principal,
formerly of r. NJ. College and Miss Flora Graham,
graduate of Greensboro Female College, and fer
nerly of Fayetteville, assistant. Persons wish
ing to educate their children thoroughly, would DO
well to come and examine the premises. There is
also q fine chance to make money by putting up q
Boarding House. The land is is miles south OF
Raleigh and Is west from Smithfeld.
A.. J. EACH.
IeAchburg. Fah. 80 1S5A 3T-4W
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MuEDER.-we learn that Mr. Theodore
Barhsld, Of Wayne county, vas found muv-
dsred on the road. on the 25th ult.. . few
miles from his hume. The deceased had At.
tended n wedding the night before, and while
returning TO bis family. vas evidently shot
from bis borss by some person yet unknown.
Deceased leaves Q wife and four children,
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Feb. 81, 1856. ~:
Valuable Property for Sale.

TINE subscriber offers for sale the plantation on
Il which he new resides. Ii is q desirable situa-
ton, one milo from, South Lowell Academy, as
healthy as any in Orsnge. Tho Land is in a good
state of cultivation, well adapted to Germ, Wheat
and Tobacco. On tAe Land is q good Gransry
ana Tobacco Barns, besides every ether out house
necessary, with a large and convenient Dwelling,
we'll arranged for boarders. 1t has on it also a
valuable apple Orchard. Persons wishing to pur-
chase will do well to call on the Subscriber and
view the premises. The terms will be made &C
commodating. JAMES WOODS.
February Is. 27-4t
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For N. Shirt OF In. Az,

Tbs following iS q solution Of tho puzzle from
q. w., Published in your last issue;
Three fourths Of = eross"-T-" and . circle
complete," o,
uprightwhsrs Two semi circles do meet'-B-
a r~setAnEle triangle standing on fesf-A-
TIVE semi cirelssi-C-C-'a and . circle con
plsA'-o.
probably : o eksS' THoS. LANSDkLL.
Hillsboro', n. 6.
ia A similar answer has been received frou
q williamson, RvarettsVills.
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TnH EErcTs OF WnIskET.-A week or two
since. an old mar by the name Of TAYLOR
in Madison county being drank. fell out with
his wife, who Vas also drunk. and struck her
several blows with y board or piece Of plank.
The consequences was, that in = short time
che was prematursly delivered Of twin chill
den, 30 horribly mongled and bruised that
they died Immediately. We learn that the
skull and collar bonO Of one was broken, and
that the other had . leg and arm broken,
Taylor has ned the country.-Ashrdt Spec.
tGtSr.
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N. CAROLINA BOOK STORE.

HENRY d. TURNER has fer sale, the So
III prens Court Reports, uniform Bsts Or sin Kls
volumes. Price reduced.
Iredell's digest, thres slumss,
.Suaim's Justice,
North Carolina Form Book,
Also, at greatly reduced prices, in Quantities, or
by retail, a complete assortment Of School Books !;
Blank Books; stationary and Fancy Articles Ju-
Vsnils and Toy Books; all tie New Publications
IS sooa as issued the Standard Publications in
every department Of Literature, Arts and Seisnes
and in every Language, Ancient or Modern.
Music Books and Musical Instruments.
Writing Desksof Leather, Rosswo cd and Mahs1-
any.
Work Boxes, de de asa Paper Maehi
Walking Canes and Whips, great variety.
Choice Gold Pens in Silver and Gold Cases.
Yeloeipsdes, Gigs, Hobby HsrIes, BArouehes,
wheel Barrows, &c.
EB- Mathematical Inst-uzsKts and Thsrusu-
storsin great variety.
BOOK BINDING, in every variety, pronply
OK .uted in the neatest Kramer.
&l- Select Garden Sesds-svsry variety vay-
rented fresh and gscd-sslscted from the mos,
approved SeedsneA and Gardeners in the North
srn country. Is
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MARRIED.

In Halifax County on the evening OF tho 27th
ult., by John A. B. Fitzpatrick, Esq, Mr.. &. N.
Pittard to Miss r. A Baker, all of Halifax.
~" Christian Advocate" please copy.
A t tho residence Of Mrs. Martha Perry, in Frank
lin Co., en- the seth ult. by the Rev. NJ. d. Free
man, of that county, Mr.. Jas. Ii. Bryan, of Rox-
boro, to Miss Rebscca, daughter of Mrs. Martins
Perry.
At the residence Of Daniel Scarborough, Esq,
in Wake County, on the 18th ult. by R. S. Perry,
Esq, Mr.. Presley P. Pace to Miss RcbeccaA. Scar
hnrnurh
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DENTAL NOTICE.

M F. BASON, "a regular graduate of Medi-
w . cins and Dental Surgery respectfully OF
fsrs his services as DENTIST.
n. B.. Having made the Teeth and diseases
proceeding therefrom, a speciality for the last IA years,
DR.. B. thinks his treatment under the graetly i'm
proved condition of this particular bransh) can
not fail to merit the appreciation of the best friends
Of Art and Medical Science.
va Communication directed to him at Ra-
leigh, Haw River or Salisbury, will receive the
earliest attention.
APPRENTICESHIP ExcellOney the Gov; thu
President and Professors Of the University and
the Principals Of most of the Academies and
schools throughout the middle portion of the State
Fob. s. 1855, st-3mnd
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To aur Former ratrnna.

Before leaving the city for eur EV~ E~e. -.
take the pleasure of recommending Mr.. ~ J..
Willinn. to your favorable consideration zr u.
will have the ame facilities for suppl,is, so,r
wants and demands as have been snioy.d :, -.
Undersigned for the last eight years, ant al re
doubt, do so as satisfactoril y.
Mr.. Williams. is fully authorized 10 s-t:7s y,
eur books and accounts. We new. for IA :ssl
time, say to all indebted to ~, that our tupi, zee
Must be settled zap. Reasonable tine vii; is al
loved delinquents, before asking them . s-.Gs
with our Attorneys. Z. L. HAkFIhG.
Feb. Is, 1856. et-Ee
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H undersigned, whs has been fer nsr- ,-a.s
Clerk for E. L. Harding, was, en- the J zsr 80
January 1856, appointed Agent for the '1ssiak
Branch" by the same Manufacturer Ei.h yA"S
Mr.. II. was connected while n bushes. . tals
city.
The same style and class Of ClsthinK 49, RAYS
given this Isss the reputation it .sw sni - 81
b kept, and the prices will be a. uniform. az -
hope ~ satisfactory, in every particular.
WA- Il. WILLIAMS.
Feb. Is. 1856, r.
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Office 3. & G.. &. r. Company.
RALEIGH, Jan. 81, 1856.
RALEIGH AND CASTOR RAILROAD

RALEIGH AND CASTOR RAILROAD.
Schedule for Haa Train on end after FHurA
dsy, tie 31st day Of January, 1856.
M0TICE.-on and after to-day the Neil T1ia
1N will leavs the Depot, (Ssrth Carolina Raj.
road at IL Ginntss before Q o'clock. A. n, upon
the arrival Of the ears from the West. The cor
duetors and Baggage Master will be in readiness
to take charge of baggage. DC Passengers will
have no trouble in shifting baggsgs and will ar
rive at Weldon at 11.3e A. NJ in full tine for ell
trains going North.
By order Of the President,
JAAES n. PO0L.
T;.I.t 49,
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CITY TAX LIST.

I will attend at the Mayors Office in this City, on
Tuesday the first day of April ne1t, to taks the
City Tax List for the present year.
VIM DALLAS HAYWOOD, Hayor.
Raleigh, March 4, 1856. it'd.
COM MISSION HOUSE.
In tn" city of Petersburg.
DINWIDDH GRIGG.
"Late Inspector West-Hill warehouse"
nlILL receive on consignment Tobacco,
Wheat, Corn, Cotton, Elour, and oil
other country produce.
CHAIGHs.-For selling each Hogshead To-
basco, 81 each bale Of Cotton, so cents +; oil
other Produce, 2 IL per cent.
-Ohce-l3s Sycamore 81, Petersburg, Va.
Feb. IL, 1855. ".
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SELL YOUR COTTON.
900 Bales Of Cotton wanted imu sdiatslJ
u Cash paid Oh Delivery.
Feb, 8. VII. 4 r. g. TICKER.

EREsE FIsH ! FRESH FISH!!-Ths sea-
Il son nss arrived, and now they GENE. W. Ii.
PUTyET informs the citizens of Raleigh, that he in
now daily receiving Fresh shaa, Fresh Rock Fish,
Fresh Mornings, Ring Perch, White Perch and
Sturgeon. He can supply the citizens Of Ralsish
and the Hotels and Boarding Houses on the Rsl-
eigh ana CASTOR Rail Road from Weldon to Raj
eigh and also all the Hotels above Raleigh on
the n. C. Rail Road. Send in your orders, con
tanning the cash, and the Fish will be boxed up
and sent to the n. C. Depot, in time to 60 up the
country on the morning train.
VIM. n. PUTNEY.
RaJsiok E.b eE IcgR ~ ..
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The greatest remedy Of the day unqusstion.
ably Perry Davis Pain Killer for the IN
stant relief %. all pains, sealds. bruises. &c.
and for pains in the stomach, bowels, Sc.
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The March No. ofPStsrsos'S most admirable La
de, Magazine 10 At hand. presenting all the latest
styles 10 ladies tcsar, and filled with chasts sslec.
ton Of reading matter, both in prose and poetry.
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DLEAsANT EILL AcADENY.-Ths third se--
i sion of this School will commence Tss. SIX,
and continue Twenty weeks.
Terms in primary department, 4..sa
Common English Branches frsA .ssI
French Latin, and Drawing, each ss
Mono, and Polychromatie, cslorsd Crsy-
ems, Wax-fruit, Flowers and Psllis werk,
each 80
This School is situated in tbs upper part Of J,iss
County, in d pleasant and healthy Dsighbc-A. -.
sixteen miles south from kiR.ton, aud fo.r-e.a
miles west from Trenton. Board cga be ohta iu.d
in coed families at S. and Sc Per month, wa.Ass
and lights included. Students takes at any riiua,
and charged only from time 81 entrance. Ami
cations can be made at the Aesdemy. or ~ al
dressing Miss Nary S. Henry, Pink Viii, Lssu.t
County, N. C..
Jan. 3lst, 1856. IA
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1e56-First for the Trade

UST r~ecsivsd, 5 Cases Of Spring style Hats.-
~ They are the lightsst and nest desirable ever
nsRufsctnrsd By the celebrated fru Of B,sA. a
Co W. II. . R. q. TUCKKR.
xss.lz, 1ssa 80
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GOLDSBORO' FEMkL9 C0IIrav

TIL next Session OF t.js Institution will ever
On Wednesday,, the End dsy ofJAEuEy, 1856.
The Faculty i: admirably organised. The 1.
termination Of the Stockholders is, to raints . :
ssrps OF teachers whs shall BE sslsets1 en- ri,
ground of superior qualifications. Tbs nsw c..
!sSs sdifcs IS advancing . It's scmpistios, hra
viii be enc Of tns L.ost caTrosisus snd bsadI,-.
Buildings in North Carolina. Until that b fsi
nishsd the Scholastic exercises will be held in .Is
houses new standing Oh the Csllsgs grounds, ara
the pupils will be boarded in excellent families,
snder the supervision Of the President, and iss
young ladies can be bsardsd in his faulty. Y.4
health Of the village is gosd, aAd the sckssl lss
just closed e prosperous sssf;sE. Tor sireslr -
containing all necessary information, parents 80
guardians will plsass apply ia Pr. slsss, PrsBidsrt
Of thu College, or to the su sserissr.
wv. K. LANE,
Rr.,'t - SAkklN
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T.
RALEIGH MARKET.

u NAIOIA l.
Reported BY JORDAN WOMBLE, Grocer.
Flour, per Dbl. So so to 8 lard, II to Is butter,
IS to 50 neal p bush. IS a IS; corn p bush.
60 @ ~; fodder "a hundred 50 @ 81; besswax,
Is to - dry hides, 10; white peas 70 to 50;
stock peas, IS to 70; pork. 8 to 81 tallsw, 10.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
by 6EO.H. KELLY, Grocer and Com. Merchant.
Naval stores, soft turpentins 2 so, hard l 50
spirits turp. $50; rosin l 5 q L 10 comBsn tar.
81 % salt lis @ l rs; timber 81 te $40 50 fsur
supr. $3.50, family 500 to 50 corn 20; butter % to
Sic; meal IS to 90 bacon, IL hoground, II a Is
hams coffee l24 to 13 sugars 101 to II, crushed
III to 12c. COW peas IS to 95; oats As to sec.
cotton 81 to 10; molasses So to 40; lime l % to | IS
pork 1s4 to $40 rice sc per cask, cleaned; lard liz
to 12c.; irish potatoes So tc 81; adm. candles 80
to SO; taIlsw candles II to 70. March /.
1TnnHnTD 1F nT/TH
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COMPREHENSIVE.

HANk THIS DAY ASSOCIATED BRO
il Err OLIVER with me in the General Grn srJ
and Commission Business. The firm will be IL Q.
Ii. KELLY Il BRO. We ha+c that our kinc 30
rsns ana friends will continue their patraaa .
which they have 90 literally bestowed on thx j.
nior partner Of the concern, heretofore.
Our stock will consist of Sugars, Csless, Hoi,.7-
es, Flour Butter, Cheese, Lard, Bacon, Rice. S..os.
Candles, Candies, Fish and Potatoes. Starch, BIZ, -,
Tobacco, ana everything in the Grocery lire. e.
sept liquors. We also further promise not e. il.
undersold in the price of our articles or bs;ts:.6
as to quality. We shall continue tbs cash system,
or 20 days to good and punctual customers.
GEO. h. KELLY, / BIO.
Feb. 2, 1855. r
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DR.. ROSCOE HOOKER, MD.

A Graduate Of the University ofNor.s Carolina
N and CT the Medical Department Of the Uni
versi.y Of New York. After an extensive and sue
csssful practice of several years, has located in
HILLSBOR0'. His residence is that formerly scsu-
pied by DR.. JAS. SMITH, opposite
NICHOLS HOTEL.
He sfsrs his professional services in all it.
branches 10 the public.
n. B. DR.. II. has given and will continue to
give very especial attention to the diseases PEGS
liar to WoEEs; i n the treatment Of which he has
been very successful. 24-tf
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Late Of YANG yvills, n. C. will Be pleased :s see
his friends at the above hOuss.
Feb. s, 1855. s4-ef
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The AMERICAN NATIopAL C~oNvHNTIoN.-
passed, 1he Convention was about to do 80,
whan Mr.. Perkins of Connecticut, announced
the secession froa tas Convention Of the dele
gates of that State, which was followed by
Massachusetts,. Rhode Island, Ohio, aud por-
tions of the delegations Of Illinois, Iowa, and
Pennsylvania.
The convention then proceeded to ballot
for President. and on the first ballot Willard
Fillmore, of New York. was nominated, hav,
ing received 4 large majority over all the
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ASCpOItCo y0t t"O bPo" ~ "N &tSI3 "
A. NJ. McPHEETERS Co.,
WHOLESALE GRocEEs & COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
WILLS WHARF, NORFOLK, VA.
The increased probability of a termination of the
war in the east, now amounting almost to a GER
tainty, has had its influence on breadstufs, and
! -four has still farther declined, we quote family 81
q, extra OF to 90, s. f. st, fine Il a u Germ is ar
irving freely and is very dull, sales made at IS q
5s4c; bacon, N. C. hogrsund II a 123; lard No. ],
III, Ne. 2, 12c. western sides lie, shoulders 10;
dried fruit is dull, without change in price cotton
81 a 81 tar 81; spirits turp. 80 to 4Oc,; slaves, W
O. pipe scarce, sos; w. O. hid. $55; R.. o. hid.
$34; heading $40 sugar, N. O.. in hhds. fair tc
prime 81 a lee, in bbls. / a &c. higher; I" CO sugar
l04 a LEI refined, crushed and pulverised III 9
III, loafll4 a Is. n. Q. molasses As a So, Cuba il
hhds. A a 47c. coffee, rio liz q 124 as to quality
maracaibo Isl . l4c, java 153 a Ice, no lasuayrs
in market. March l.
PETERSBURG MARKET.
Bacon, Va. hog round 123 to IA; sides IL, shoul
ders 10 to 104: coffee, rio, III to 124 ~laguyra, !.
to IA; java, 154 mocha, Isl to is candles, ad
amantine, IS to 33 for patent sperm, "a to 35c
corn, sales to-day at 70 cts; cotton, 10 cts; mackersl
No. l, 20 to % No. 2, II to Is; Mob 81 No. 2, N
c.. 81 to ~ gross, s.; roe in half barrels SIS, t.
81; -four, extra SO alo4 super. 9 a 81; guans, Pc
ruvian, $574 Mexican, %; iron, Swedss, Lie
English, common IS; American, 800 per ION
lard, 123 leather, good damaged ~ good stamJ
223 to 81; harness, 81 to 33; lime, 40; nolasse
SIS to So sugars, 10 to III salt, l SO to l IS 70
prime, $l3 to | 80 for 6. a.; tobacco, new logs
from A to Sc; common to good leaf, St to %
wheat. fair lots l IS to l SO; good to primo a
l 81 to l 70. Feb. 70.
FAYErrEv1LLE.-No cha nge in price Of bacon
sales of corn at rs cts. per bushel cotton is low
or, principal sales at Ct -four, We quote super. 4
81 % per Dbl. spirits turpentine, 81 cts. per ga
lon raw, do. no change.
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D. 7. WILLIAMS,
Produce Commission Ner,kss:

General Agent for Receiving and Fer
harding Manufactured Tobacco, Re.
No. 5, SHOCKOE SLIP, RICHMOND, "a.
EB~ Particular Attention paid to Fin:ak o.
ders and buying Goods for customers and iit.fsl
cash advances made on all consigAHsHts 81 -
ducs Ia hand.
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ANDREW JACKSON DoHHLsoE, o. Tsnn., vas
then declared the unanimous nominee Of the
Convention for the Office Of Vics-President
of the United States.
Mr.. Donslson made an eloquent speech
lie said that he owned one hundred slaves,
and loved the institutions Of the country, of
the whuls Union, North, South, West AL
East. All espoused the American cause
warmly. Several others addressed the con-
v%entiou.
The hest feeling prevails, and the friends
of Mr.. Fillmore manifest great enthusiasm
After other upimporrant business the Con
~vsntioa adjourned sine die.
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Mr.. FnLNoRR was then declared the NOM
inee of the Convention, and, amid great ap-
plauss and enthusiasm, the nomination was
declared unanimous.
The convention then proceeded to ballot
for Vice President. which resulted in the
nomination of A. J. Donslson, Of Tenn. The
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Successor to Z. +. Hardlrx

Esloisens ear be furnished fer small Il |
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-03-05
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