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LATER EH0M HAVANA.

MOBILE, Dec. l6.-The steamship Quaker City has
arrived at this port with Hnvana dates TO the 18th
There is very little "f interest. #l tie e,eer-
,iun u! trade. which quite Lr'eS. Pr.ces, E"w'
ever had undergone no material charge. Exchang"
ou the CrsI Ststss u ilr dsnand previous rates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-23
A COkkECTION.

OF course heIHhS does not intend TO mi'repre'en'
ourpo.,on; yet its article of yesterday implies that M
Er7uirer has iniuccd in abuse of the foreign.borr
population. Our language il susceptible OF no such
construction. we spoke exclusively rf the particu
lar "co!ony" which was the subject Of anmadver.
ion, and in seiae reflected upon the character ot
ur adopted fellow citizens.
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.W ExrY DOLLARS REWARD.

rp'aE atov. reward viii BE paid 10. tie srpre 4nsion
aad delivery me, in sc:ne jail in ths State 80
;as; Sc, him again, Of NJ sla2e LlNoEY. purchased
trsey IN Rcan,oni last winter, Of Mr.. Clnudepn. de
sHs assd in Abcnar,e and has wife in tho county OF
Buckingham He doubtless lurking about Richmond or
ss gone q Abenarle Buckingham, or may probably
se,,ryn- 10 End his way TO q free state
i've feet eleven inches six feet tall straight
mo'cula. uai well formed und about 40 years of age.
JAMES II. cox,
ac.l !s-ctf wISTERpocK P o. Chesterfield Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-23

We some time since noticed the formation Of Il
company for manufacturing oil from Canncl coal
In connection with this aatiecj, are glad 10 heU
that very fine tract OF iand, belonging to our "lG
friend, Garrison Jones OF Marshall coua.y, and ]"
Gated near Elk Rua, kanawha county, has r"cent!!
been thoroughly examined and pronounced to abound
"a. Cannel Conl OF Ihe very bes; uuhiitY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-23

uIANTED TO PURCHASE.-A tract of timber
w land or wood land say from so to 800 acres on
James River or 'enie ohsr na:gabie stream. Address,
1h full particulars stating location price, distance from
Richmond &C. also price of wood per cord al landing j.
W.. Valley Forge Post Office Pennsylvania.
Aug le-cu
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EDUCATIONAL

EDUCATIONAL.
HNflE subscr criber who has much experience In teach
Il ing, ami produce testimonials of character and
qualifications -des,rcs 10 establish iu healthy aud agree
able section Of the country Select Male School, tii
which will be taught the usual English branches With hs
Latin aud G: eek languages
Immediate application IS dcared. address. urban.,
Middlesex county Va. A. H. CUhfdh.
naa Il ntf
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA


A MEETING of the Board OF Visitors Of tho Unyers;.
n ty Of Virginia, will be held the th OF February
next appoint Professor e History and General Lite
rature
COMMUNICATIONS the Board in reference to the ap
may be addressed to the OF the subscr
Der. >. MaUPlN,
Dec lg-cGw Chairman OF the Faculty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-23

We are authorized to announce Mr.. Richard ii.
Coleman, of Caroline. candidate for the office o:
Judge in TIE 9Th Judicial District, vacated by the re-
signation Uf the Hon. Johu Tayloe Loms1.
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EXECUTOKIAL NOT1

NOTleE Is hereby given that the undersigned. as ex
~ ecutor of John Deirges decd, late Of King Nviia:a
COUNTY is ready aud anxious pay o5 all aeands asar
lo esd Of as teSt.or and cIedi,oss a.e requested
present heir claims without delay Persons indebted TO-
.,d estate aye podsed 4atsh muss Sone orTsra s.d
Attorney WM. HILL,
Dec l5-cwlw' Execr John DetaFgeS, oecd
s-R>Whiy please copY
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To the Editors Of The Enquirer :
OrFIcE VIRGINIA STATE Aanr'L SOCIETY, I
Richmond, December ~, !StE

Richmond, December 49, 1856 !
Gentlemcn:-Bs pleased to lay before '!ic ) -
cul;url! community, through The medium o. y.ur g-
per- The annexed correspondence in relation 80 ~,
mun;fc-nt endowment, by the President o; lie %'ap
Agricultural Society, OF an Agricultural Prot 80.
ship ia the University of Nirg;nln "li, allow ~ -
add, thar have been n!ur,nri by the Hon. t''s.r-
man, tiat although tho committee c'a.;r,i VIII -,
duty of holding conference with 'hcv.-L':- ~ ;l'p
University respecting the establishment: of tie ~"
posed profe>sorship Of Agriculture i" that H. 80"
ton losi - time IL inviting II conference mj:h 'ir
honorable body, yet owing 10 the -erirg- i'"
tracted illness of the Rector, tho Hon. An':r.. So"
veason the nesting will not take place mi !h, -
week in February, when limi;i"o aud saii-:,r'urI
arrangements will no doub, be- nal" tor pn iug ~
new Proi,snr.hip INTO cary operation.
Very respectfully, your.,
'rU u Snny..,yu
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nc mind and thousand, are fast coming To the coa
cla-on thar without tariff We would soon be E.",,
from cbolronism. c.
HTrHEviILE, Dec. llth, 1856.
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SCHOOL INIOJ,IsA

SCHOOL IN LOUISA.
'AVlNG engaged, hS teacher Miss PAIGE, an expe.
N ronced and accomplished lady, the school at Saith
isld Louisa, will commence again the ls o! Septeni.
Der. We will take limited number Of boarders The
discipline will be parental cad strict attention paid TO u
morals OF the young ladies'
For session Of ten nouths board and tuition in all the
En~iish branches, sle>
La,ln ~
rr'hcn, ~
Drawing, j
Painting 5
Orndiientai needle work. =,
Music and of Piano 30
Music taught by Mr.. Boiling
Address EDWIN J. BAKER
Aug l2-ctf Tolersvile o.. Va.
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,i,he~s c. Fl. Va, Dec. ,, lsse-elm
FIFTY DOJ,I1RS EEIyNED


hS =" AWAY h";r the s"bscr,seI, CT &c sCl q isp-
te'xoef,s y NJ. named Nelson. SGid negro
q. ou hTe ieet seven egb, mcnes hvh his age -
, yeors heavy set weara whiskers, which rs,her
I'm ae o. DARK copper color clothing no, rscol!ect
S he was bought !: Richmond some weeks since, and
suppose 10 making his way back. TIE above .eward
goe Ma ioi the apprehension snd commitment OF snId
usgro Jsh so thar can get him again. Post Office
hossnstord, Charlotte Co., Va
HENRY E. EDMONDS,
Oct l1df ron S.M,, JI.vx,r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-23

EoIE-Tbosc holders CT certificates who desire to re
desm by a,,c-ney mist residing beyond tue limits Of
1e Inc CuteA stNes acknowledge the power before soIne
~ %p,.;.ory, Charge dAsareo. CosuI Gene,
is Ionsu Vic. Consul Commercial Agent sppo!r,d
by the Government o. The uad States 10 any iore
sountry; er before Ae rper occr Of any court such
coun!y or Tue Mayor ohcr eh-i nsg.;re of any city,
slac the scknowlrseE before J-,ic. of the Peace
No arg Pubc or Commissioner OF leeds appointed by
Re Governor OF Virginia Is sufficient II all cases th.
eer,acatcs must be delivered
: ". CLUTTER, Auditor of fut!:c Accounts.
H. FAR..EE Hes.,tc..
GGU. w. MgNfoEl,. Scc'y Commonwealth
Tie Commissioners of The Sinking Fund
oc ,erc
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UIRGINiA.-lN CHANCEkY at Ci:cui, Court
held foT Prince Edward County the 18th day OF Au-
gust, 1858:
Samuel Allen, Plnin!!f,
Against
winsiow Robinson, trustee Of ckas Wocdson, Dsft.
TLs cause came this day to be u.the: heard the
papers foretly read and argued BY counsel On
,idera;ion whereof the Cour doth order md de-
cree thar of Conn ssioner, OF the Court do tnke
the directed By the order Of the el, March 1883
be taken by Commissioner Dickinson ami make report
thereof to this Coaf:. And ,hs CouEt dots further cd
judge ordt- and decree that the Commissioner do
ascertain who eitlsd to receive the trust fund in tie
hands o. the defendant Robinson. and the proportions
thereof they entitled to receive aud make report
thereof tn this Court Aul to ensbe the Commissioner
execute this order, the Court doth direct the said Com
missioner to require by publication in newspaper
published in the city OF Richmond for four weeks success
svey, all persons having Claim upon the said trust
fund make known to bin by day Inserted in said pub
location, the amount and nature Of .hoi: cls;ns
ACcpy-Tess: B. J. WcR2HHM, c. c.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Prince Edward Court House, Nov. o, 1856 (
~ persons interested In tie foregoing dec;cs hSJe
br notifed to sppel before me- at y Office, the 3ls
day Of December nsx aud furnish the eY;depce ueccasay
10 enable me to execute tSe sau,a
RICHARD II. WATKINS, Commit.
Nov 2e-cw4w Circuit Oour Princo Edwasd
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pEpLARs, GypslEs, NEGRO TRor,,,,rs,


The Present excitement about The s,lDDGs- ,n.va.
mcn.s -! n-groes, is douut The work at N9f,.--,,
incocd:s-;es. acting thr"us! their eaii,sairs gi.o.
us, ana by letters the tree biacHs in the cI. 20.
lice measrr-s ought III one. 10 be adopted 10 tlsI
out and punish suuimsriiy thee di>ur.. ~ ,.,r
peace and safety, who foes Of th" .sGir, ,rs w.t.,
they deluxe. lncrsn; families. vino cnn.-. th"y . %,
from the Northern States, iiavcrsng tie cegg.
of Caroline, Spp,syivan'a, Otangc, AhemSla. { g.
sa G,oca!and and perhaps otll-r count!y, :.r.i !!
Ing 10 D. Gypei"s fortune -teilrrs, who v'. ry ~
gins, fliievng and trading Win negroes. some -.
gro1s have confessed that they were p1tsIlH;ei 2r
Gyps!es 70 20 of wth them to rcs S'ste; sUi
Yankee pcdiar has been known IL sell pistol 70
groes IN This county. As tie Abolition society 70
aud expends larsc -rs {" money, is il not p.vcn.
almost certain, that these Gypses and pcdar. gsp
to :a,np.r with our >!ave-
A. Chrismss is understood 10 be the Tim" c"r'r'r.
plated for tho desperate Govemsu;, ii is .,r GU,
the magistrates 10 appoint forthwith ~ ef:i.N. -.
active patrol over the Whole coauTy, " "a bat ~ -
neighborhoods where there i. !sry" hIs-l. cnru.,
ton mud Gyps;es aud pedars. ana all Yaak-o ~ a
rants, should be closely watched or driven III
LOUISA.
rWhir and Examiner will plnasn co.v
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NEW yvRK. Drc 2o.-FI"ur j. bn"y"n;; -al.. ':
Southern at 81 iUto7 -. Wheat ia ssr' ttA - p
.rs demand q reduction. Coru is ira. s.G-a'- -
higher and dull vEziqias W.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-23

BALTIMORE DEC. 2O,-Florr I'd ds'l; sal-s e
as 80 70 6 g. Wheat is stead" sdes oe re 81 - .
10 so white - to IL. Corn . n-'i-i, -a'r' "i
new yellow at 60 c's., uew WIN" n' 'i 10 -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-23
Speaker Of the Farmer. A>-sI. J.:
To PHILIr Sr. GEo. COOKE,
President Va. State Agricultural Stc'e'y.

To the above communication 5ir. Cocks ro':'.s.:
tie following answer:
Dear Sir: 10 receive at your hautis sdrh i.-:in-
gusled marks oi appreciation ant es:er:l rs -,
have done mo the honor To cn.nrn.u cate, ~ rs
Resolutions IL the Representatives os The -'an.fr
rists of the Safe. has lnoYsd G.epy-iJr tIr.-
honor. from such quarter, Is WI wur'hv s!no,.
tior ri any man 10 attain oi vii! net IS. - u:"T.i.
for Til. could not well be.
h" a.a:rsi, c-ar -r, that i viii sg"- !.ni'i
most tsY:. 20 TOY hegr,, sv,joass ." the ..-'.o
,,n.: aaDie appreciation sIt Ts"aii "s ;1y ii-1y'
but earnest efforts in ge';i, patriot: csr."S p,
probation aud reward :Toi:, r2tCe the !'.'nes.
aud ,uost L.ir,ers. that crrid possibly *. -
any cuu"Y amongst lnesi and ips'. wh.'@ '."-.
siai Da cEeered by snc!i eau"t.:.1 ..nus :, 40
.nai oaqueaih these honcrsr!s t.-truua.a.s z: 80
riches: legacy TO NY desesnaaais.
Accept. sr, assurance. oi the very A,n ra';=-:
and regs.d ~. Haic.! remain
Your m0s. Cbf ssrv't,
pHlli2 ST. GGC. COOKE
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FROM WAslIINGr0N CITY.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Enquirer.
rha tendency Of Detnte-Sprech Of Gen. Qn'tnHn
-.Sguoner S"rr'rG2my-Has Congress the right
n pronounce opinions questions et morals p
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ITn.Np3I0N OF VIRGINIA. FIVE AND 4

HAM ANU SI-N 7 In N.'NI = -. .-.,- -,
,s,HE nu.DLHS Or TIE FOLLOWING CEkliFI-
3 ,ATis vf DIET. issued By 'he s'seE Wan, @ =,
nae pt.,.e that the Commissioner, " tie S'nk,s2
r.sa or aed by ar &C, OF lie G-ae;ai Asem3y OF VIZ
c.s,, On the IS day March, 1853, will p.0cee.'
or ne sec ud day Marcn l>o 10 !e!"e ae said c'a
W ns Tr,n,ury OF The Commonwealth aforesaid. -
r.. hoicr. OF the certificates required on Oh
for. the .ad second day o; March 1857 10 surrender n
,uu,. u. the oi;ce OF ;hc Stcord AUDITOR and ~ne.he
5.r.t or not, ,bs ir;ere.t thereon will on that
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CITY RESPECTFULLY NHUIF'
Gil. b. WILLIAMS, Secretary
CAsrLr HILL. Nov. ), IS.I


Ny Dear Sir A. the late meeting OF tie =,
Assembly, il WAS my pleasing daty by ir,"lH,.p,
unanimously parssi by that body i"v"'nngE .";e 4"
you their grateful acceptance u; the n"b!. and mU;i
cent donation made by YOu tor tie establishment :"
prpfessorshp of Agriculture in the uuversity n Va
glmlaan act emitting you, III their estnain :" i'
sudurns gratitude ot all good ci'i7-s, ~ "! A. "i
the special representatives oi the agr.G!:u'a. III"
res-and AZ the same 10 convey To you 'he CO." 90!
exprsseiou of the high eoteem and rcspeci in-y
teriain for you personally. An official copy :la:
resolution nave The honor herewith 10 pIrr"u' ,D
you.
In order to carry into effect ia the mos. s,.i-in."
.y manner the object OF your wise and libcrr u,i.
feciion. Il committee 0i five. ni winch you wr'"r@
member, was appointed to couirr with !l;- Is hrd u
Visitors ri tho University. and Ia arr"." " IN 'n~
the necessary rreln!nerlss tor the "siahi>hn ~ =
the propose; pruessvrsiiv aii tn t!ir :, s,np.s
OF the sentiments inspired by s"i: "cncsoa, 49,"
ii.,hteupd pubic sp!r the committee Wa, iu-!russri
20 "Uxprcas The unanimous wish q III" EaIm''' y.
senlbiy that the E;.;s nj the L"bir donor si; -
connected with the chair endowed hy HIM. - 49,.
other resolution, prompted by Ia" san- !eei!n-s o.!
grati,ud. .nd respect tn Executive Commit. Z" "a7
charged tn cause bust aul portrait I You /" h'
made, 20 transmit To future geD.rii"N- i'' h."i"
of one to whom they will owe Ii" gr'.i"'.s b"' 80:
30 lbol a. provision for II want hitherto un,Hpgr!
in orr systems oi public edGcati"n. trito-criii o.
these several proceedings OF the FarmI- k.vir'
is herewith anUeg.:d forming u9rt "i ihr s.."' 49,!
cal record with The resolution fret above iue'!iIu
In communicating t0 you, my dear ar. i!i.'a
rious and emphatic manifestations vi tie i'r.."-.
with which the hearts Of the .GsGn .rs' ass.inL!.
beating doubt not. in unison with those -. u
whole community, OVERLOOKED towards y"u ul tl.y
OCCASION OF your niaie ana wise lnnnIliceEre. / l.
tn he permitted 10 express my IalnDe I'M; a":e".
participation IL them aI!. am.l 10 congratulate 80"
having "a: an example Of bera.ity, Of puh!.c 7pr
and enlightened patriotism, as well as &" iiu' 80"
which. both by it, moral influence A'.c t- r.r'.t
practical results, will be fruitful III ths r.t!r- hi
ngs to that ancien. aud venerable Common '....'.
which claims TIE drst duty aud b3s services {" IT, ~.
Accept, pray you, my dear sir, ine sr'!r!ih;s -
cordial regard with which have The Eonor I" .'s
Your friend End obt s-rv,
". &. kNEr.
Sneaker of the Farmer. h>-sI..,..
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HO.CES, BROt:UES, BROGUES.-6.0OO pair
- hichmond made Rroguns, fof sale ON socomm56a.
ing terms. by n DEVEREUX.
Leather Dealer, l3e Cary street, between
Voe-cu the Columbian Hutsl and the Basin
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Cay: ,..s Ir,nrt
No- - r;.r, 1.iho, n, Norfolk 81 ,Ot
!sfst SeP' -. ~ I ..,,s IF Norfolk. TW
,s,S Scn 5 S. CoLwsy Whale. o: Norfolk. 5oe
!sih !an. ~ - Ia Isns ~ Travis 3c0j
ls;s Jan. -, -. EiH C"rter, r c. wv
$40 xsr 3 ~ Dr. Jefferson Hancock. OF Ches- -,
,eried. lV
1850 Feb. So, IS, Miss Judith C. Arpewhaise, Of
Norfolk, !,00o
10 A,riIls &c. Henry w. Hunter OF Norfolk. .l,5CC
issO Msy I -, Hecry w. Hunter, OF Norfolk, io
$50 Sep o. 81, John stewart, Of Richinopd 2U'
ISL July II, ss, Mary T. Chapman, .oV
ls5 July is 50 JONATHAN CoSdery. of Norfolk. SOY
lss,. Nov q, 90 Conway Whue, Of Norfolk. l.Coo
ls.te Doc 5 80 TazeYell Taylor, executor and
trustee OF L. Eeall, decd, l,.Wo
,sso Dec 3, o., Juliet j. Drew, Ih
lS3 Ian 81 a6 john " Wilcox. of Petersburg, 3,ot
Ia53 Juy IL 95 r. Bu:ler Treasurer OF Virginia
&c for tho Bank OF Winchester ], zoe
1873 Aug l9 100, David Henry Reed, OF Richmond. ajI
laS3, Sep. 3, lol Miss Helen ~ Southail' OF VIII 10,
hanisburg, Va, oN
1873 Sep E, lQ3, Jane A. Griffin executrix, wv
is53 NV. 1, l0;. Addison Do!d, yoC
y .ul H. los, William w. JIs,is, guardian Of
Luther w. Moore aE
ls,s ,sn ls i0s, Sally s Upshur, 2S
,sS3 Nsr . 100 Rchsrd kpwzie receiver, &c. 5'C
i-H All IT, TO- john Richs:dson. of Louise. 200
lsaj. July ). IL, 4. NJ. Todd. 4oO
ls5S Dc g, ll3, William D. Suns. l.ooo
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
Tuesday rIORNING. DECmMHEn a3.

By RITCIiIE. PRYOR 81 DUNNtvAST.
WM & RITCIIIE ElGLn 4 pkNlR ElITlRS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-23
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

TI,AT ROCK FEMALE SE.iilSiHt
gNOG the year ,s5i, the hrs session OF I'M. I'm 49, IN,
lOh OF June The second Session Will commence ''
2,rh os Juiy and close the 10Th ot Decenioer.
,rERMS nayuhiL nj The end OF the SeeslOn: ~, 40
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-12-24
OAK HILL
GRANVILLE co. N. G.,


THE Subscriber having resigned the Principal
ship Of South Lowell Academy, and settled at
Oak Hill, will open his school On the 18th of Jan
uary 1857.
A strict watch will be kept over the morals of
those committed to his charge, but no sectarian
doctrines inculcated. Exempt from indictments
TO dissipation, within a mile of u Presbyterian
and a Methodist Church, in a healthy section OF
the State, and surrounded by an intelligent, refn-
ed and moral people, Oak Hill presents many ad-
yantages to young men preparing for College, or
the usual ayoeations Of life. Thankful for the ex-
tensive patronage received both from Va. and N.
c. he s~olieits a continuance Of the anne. 6tran-
gers coming by public conveyance, will stop at
Henderson Depot, ON the Raleigh and CASTOR
r. K. where eonyeyances can be procured to Oak
Hill, l3 miles west Of o xford. Several families at
the place are prepared to board Students. Board
is $45 per session of 5 months, and Tuition in
English and Classics $50. For circulars address
J.P' BAGBY, Prancipal and Professor.
December ?, 1855. j9--2mpd. 15-lm.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-12-24

NcRlH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE IEsU-
~ RANCE COMPANY, Raleigh, N. C.-This
Company iusures the lives of individuals for orr
year, a term of years, or for life, on the Mutual
Principle, tho assured for life participating in all
the profits Of the Company. For poiicica gran
ted for the whole term Of life, when tho premi-
un therefor amounts to $50, a note may be given
tor one half The amount of the premium bearing in
tercst at 6 per cent without guaranty.
TIE prampt manner in which all losses have been
paid 10y CHS Company, together with the low rates
Of premium, present great inducements to such as
arc disposed TO insure.
Slaves are insured for a term of from one to FIVE
years, for tw o-thirds their value.
bl losses are paid within 90 days after ~satisfac-
tory proof is presented.
DIRECTORS.-Charles e. johnson, VIM. Dial.
Las Haywood, Jno. g. Williams, Quinton Eusbee, II
W. Hustled, WIN. ii. Mckee, Charles B. Root, VIM
W. Holden, VIM. d. Cooke, r. ii. Battle, VIM. H
Jones. P. L. Pescud and Seaton Gales.
O~FFTCERS.-Dr. Charles L. johnson, President
WIN. d. Haywood, Vice President; John q. vii
latns, Secretary VIM. IL. Jones, Treasurer H.
Hustled, Attorney Drs. Charles G.. johnson, Wm
IL. Mckee, and Richard B. Haywood, Medica
Board of Consultation r.. II. Battle, VIM. Il
Mckee and Charles b. Root, Executive Committee
For further information, the public are referrc
to the pamphlets, and forms Of proposal, whic
may be obtained at the Office of the Company, @
my OF its Agencies.
Communications should be addressed. (~post-paiC
20 JOHN q. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
July II, 1856,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-12-24
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE IN HEN.
DERS0N

TFHE subscriber offers SO acres OF land, most Of
i which is in the corporate limits ofthe Town.
On it are many good springs of excellent water,
many beautiful sites for building and auaEries
Of superior hnIiding granite about half Of it IL
heavily timbered. 1t viii be divided in lots to suit
purchasers.
He offers for sale also a house and lot on the
Main Street. One of the best stands for business
in Henderson. 1t has a 2 story house with . chin
neys. The lot is 80 feet wide on the street, giving
ample room for a large store house.
He would also sell a house and lot adjoining the
above, having a 2..stOry building with a good cellar,
now occupied as a saddier's shop.
Persons wishing to go into business in Hender-
con would do VOL to make early application to P
w. Wychs, who is fully authorised to sell an OF
all of the .bcye lands and lots.
WILL. E. WYCHE.
| November u 1856. If
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1NIJoTd Worce5er co., Nor. u, 1871.
PROF.. o. j. WO0D-Dcar Sir I take pleasure
in bearing voluntary testimony to the magic effects
of your wonderful Hail Restorative. As far back
as 1886, my hair commenced falling off, until the
top Of my scalp became bald and smooth as glass,
and it has continued to fall for a great rany
years, Notwithstanding I have used many celebra-
ted preparations for its restoration. Seeing your
advertisement, [ was induced to give your article
a trial, and, to my utter establishment, l found, af-
ter a few applications, that my hair became firm
ly set, and assumed a glossy and beautiful APP
pearancc and by the time l had used a quart bot
tie, my bald head was covered over with "a young
and vigorous growth of hair, which is now from
one to tive inches in length, and growing fast.
Yours, truly, HENRY GOODRICH.
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SchIOSS. Brother L Co..

TAKE pleasure in announcing to the citizens 0
Raleigh, vicinity and the public in general, that
they have changed their firm, by taking in a part
ner, Mr.. NJ. CRAFTSMAN, who will hereafter carry
on the CLOTHING ANDGENTtS FURNISHING
STORE in all its branches. All orders VIII
receive strict attention. Any garment Gent Tor
will be finished and forwarded to Us destinatiUn
within 5 days.
All sizes 81 Coats, Pants. ycst', etc, constantly
kept sp by our original Merchant Tailor Eetab-
ishment of Joseph 5chloss & Brother, corner OF
Ligh. and de1cef Streets, Baltimore, I'D.
Our Dry Goods shall aud must be sold soon' al
we are anxioas to make our store a
REGULAR CLOTHING HOUSE.
Can and get Dry Goods at Cost, before We
send chem OF to Auction Houses.
SCHL0SS, BROTHER d co.
Ruleiyh f0ct. 2. 1856. "
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INSURANCE COMPAN

a T the end of three years, such has been tt |
4 care and economy of the officers of tn |
Company, that we are still free from debt
have made no assessments and have NOW sue |
a large Capital in CASH and notes. that We havJ
no hesitation in sayingt to the public, that therd
is no safer Company in the southern country
The most of the risks 10 this Company being
in the western part of the State, where the
danger from fire is much less.
at the last Annual Meeting the following Of
6eers, were elected
JAMES SLOAN, President.
sc. COFFIN, Vice President.
C. p. MENDENHALL, Attorney.
PETER ADAMS, Sec'y. Dc Treasurer.
VIM. Ii. CUNNING, General agent.
All communications should be directed to the
free of Postage.
PETER ADAMS, Sec'y.
Aug. l. 1854. IS