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Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-10-24
4 sOaihern Opinion Of PennsyI-
Fatiias

We regard PepFsylvapiaps as occupying
precisely the same position as those Of Mas
saehpsclts--they are not ! whit better, and
we would regard it as blessing. II TIC
Uaien is ever dissolved, ta get rid Of saeh
IN assoeiation. They arc not Homogeneous
With the people Of tue Soaih, Their stand
ard e nioraiiiY, Christianity, patriotism an.l
respect for law aud order ana right, is sub
jeet TO the influence Of the almighty dollar.
Bat as regards Marylaad, sLst shall ne
sag Of bef2 Gaa aay confidence or reliance
be placed IN the people Of State VIA arc
half aboliiioaizad, and shose journalists
preach submission to every species Of wrong
ana iadigritgs
We have little confiea.e IL 7iarylar
and Pennsylvania--they are ready 10 s.
on either side which VII afford them the
strongest assurances Of trade and prost.
As regards daaiug a coipa4ai's gaarI to
g. to Washington to protect tbe rights of
.fte ssash "a paBlio offices. aIr. Brooks.
sbould be Ghd ii necessary to call for men
can laarshal : battalion IN Kiehmoati, 20 sav
gofhiag Of his own Congressional District
aod the State at large S91f4 Caeoli1r
7im,s.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-10-24

another slave State. u 1913 man
would have been proroanced Insane, had he
predicted that slavery would te ietrcsiuesl
there b. the removal Of Congressional ie-
stf;ctions.
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NOTICE.

Letters OF administration haTiag hem t,raaE,
cd to the subscriber. or tie bstste q 9ssa.'s-
Blackburn, late OF Pleasantxiiie, III YES
township, decd, ali persons indsesea Ssle
Estate ARE hc.sbr notified to make = x
fn1,,e,liatelv. aaa those having claims ass
the same wiz preses them properly aiss..sy-
cate5 t,,r settlement. Il. MILLER. .Aafa's.
Jply aS. 1856. St- CLAN tSxas-sss
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ELDraRD EI0TLLl,
ANI
GENERAL STAGE oETTCE.

4 nouncc 70 his ela ffienns aDd tiie pnsfc
generally, ,hat he has leased ard taken posses
son o. the Bedford Iiotst. lafeiy in the ecea-
.'ancy ef Col. Adam 8a1naart. Il is not has
icsigH7 10 make many professors af 70 Wliar be
wiIltlo, but he pledges bis woEd -.st hismost
energetic efforts vii BE cmploS Il to render
comtegtaS allwha siyc lini caEi. / he house
VIII be handsomely Cited uY, assd none hlt
careful ard attentive servants VIII &c engaged.
Persons visiting the Bedford Springs as wei
as th0sr -. ding Court, aad tie travelling
community generally arc respectfully TED
to giee him call anG iadgefe< Themselves.
- The STAGES nj How stop tthis hotel,
au1 Il Is thcgetore the Stage Office
Boarderstaken b the week, month OF year,
onflroratl' terms.
~ Ample aai comfortable stahl;ng is At
tacLed 10 this hotel, waieh sill always - a
ended !.y a carefulhost'er. Also, a safe ami
cenvenieatcafriaEe house.
JOHN HAFER.
Bedford, April 6, 1855. u
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NOTICE.
Il, 6 i. Il. e. z. co.

~ connection with the faua'a Rail Ro1d
Ca,nna-v. are new Slipping, without Gaiay, BE-
..yeea FioPr,gxLr sad Philadelphia or Pakimorc,
(yia uautingden) at the following 'o"
rates yizi
SRTlGLEE Of Isl and I'd Class. Dry JeodS,
ana Shoes Rags, Nails, PorS, Iron. AID n'er-
el5ntize eensrally. &t 53&623 ccrts per ice lbs.
ARTICLES of 3rd class. Bacon. bloops,
i.lz, Fish, Pig inet4is Sc. at 48 cents Per Ioo
Us.
ARTICLES oc iu! class Iron, Fish, Salt,
f-ai's &e. - IS cts. per 100 IDS.
FLOUR. 70 cents ner bai by Car Loud
TRe sheve rates will be the whole ciarge en-
goods :. eyed ia uo7,wen from either Phii'a.
or Baltimore until ii..siler notice.
li!r.t;., -4ss,. J.AES B0OE.
SEPT &c, 1855. sup.
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nFlIGTED

TIE uatersignad, thaakfai (ns asgertise-
nents se73 for r2s. f4vols AZ tlc Colonnade
store. in Bedfss4. would respectfully announce
to his patisns ard .sicals gs.le7aly, TIA. hs has
biz ef -ooiis IS ITash, new aud ftshioaalse.
lis aaw faeln has been Heatly and eiega-ssly
at;ea 10 au2 fegsod3Ied. All i,in1s Of prOdGca
ere taken IA exchange Ter goods.
lie homes TO be continued in ths favor Of bis
i'''-' a' ''' JACOB REEDS
July 1. 1856.
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James Buchan, ;he sa;aatter sovereign
candidate, voted il the Senate Of the Uui-
ted States, against a rasolption which ieclar-
cd: "That the people Of the Territories,
whea admitted iato t.ie Uuioa as States,
will be exclusively entitled % decide the
question Of tie existence Of slavery witAia
their respective limits for themselves"
lie TINS opposed the true conservaiiv
anu constitutional ground. ana sooil position
fer his favo.ise doe.riue Of squatter sover-
eighty, or the Missouri restriction. These
have been, through life. lis principles
VIII Southern men sustain such msne
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Y0h. %, no. 4a.
TlIL0giEG EsTsBlasHHEgF.
11 e = ~ - TAlE |.

=
s'ilE sIlHscsil,ega having frratfasea the Tail
oriae estab isliire.st Of S. J. Il Mtaas'aT,, in the
5,liI-,Ing .sp sts.fg1 oeenpied iy Capt JOAN
Arnold as a Iiarawrre ateie, are prepared 70 ID
ia all Liads oi Se.i, u their i,rte y tic l4t-
.A est styles, ard which f0r neatHcss and
T. duraall;.y viii Hot, we veataFe To assert,
l.e Surpassed by any other establishment IN The
p9ace.
By strict attention 70 business and Gesinc TO
pleas5. fhey ba9e 70 receive a i;3eraI share CT
the r,fsilic nafFanaee. A. C. MOWER.
Sept. &c, 1886. B. T. ROSS.
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Tho Louisville Journal is giving proaf
that there will be a powerful effort madc 70
carry kentucky by votes imported from Oiiia.
One Democrat has already reycsied the fact
that nj least six thousand votes will DC
brought across the 0hio. The Dsmacrats
have given mp Ohio. Bgeckiaridgs was
elected to Congress- BY similar fraud, and
they hope he may be elected Vice President
by its repetition,
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(fENTLTNENS Caters ana Shoes-aiens
kE AID hogs shacs aad boots. Also Ladies
81 isscs. ana ehikircLs dc. fer sale by
,!sya3 1850. 4. 2. CRkNEg & CO,
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MORN Engt GOODS.

THE gned has jest returned hone frsna
4 the Eastern cities with large stock OF ALL
and WINTER Goods, and is now exhibiting
At CHEAP SIDE.
a generat assortment ofnev style Of
WINTER GOODS.
Comprising in a great variety Of Laaiss Dreas
Goods. which consists il Part OF Bigeh sad Fan-
cq silks, cscllgs, Lasons, DC Leiats, aieaeana
Cicibs CoberG Merinos, ete., etc.
A iSree variety of Black aEd Fancy Ciethesy
q ssigr,y.Tcs. CasSiaetts, Jeaness etc-s etc.
Boa.s, SRQes, lle.s ard Roareis, Groceries, Se-
rzls, Helgssss. Sgrsfs, Sad, Gf'flaes ara
M4rkerel, Bceoa, Queensware, EarGNsre,-
Brooms, Ruekeis, Looking Glasses, etc.
The 5lore stock consists e every artlclcaiS-
uaiiy kept In storc--.4A cf which Wiz he seif.
esieap FOR casa or approved p1odnce.
Thankful Tor past favcrs. he hopes by iair
dcalFg and desire 10 plaasc,to continue ic ncgiE
and receive j liberal share ofp9slie patrc :age-
>. ~. hbPe.
Get 8. Iss6.
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VALuARLE LAND FOR SALE.

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
FTNHE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the place known
the Jacob Mathis plantation contrasting four hundred
acres more less, and on which is good GRIST MILL
operation 1t lies four miles west of Strsklandsve
good and healthy neighborhood
For further particulars enquire of the subscriber h
residence miles South of Strckandsve, of 5.
BARDEN at StricklinsviIe.
Nov. 20-l36m. JOHN HUFHAM.
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THE SLAVE TRADE.-ln the South Carolina Lepis
lature, Thomas Y. Simmons, jr.. Esq few days
since offered the following resolutions, which was
ordered TO be printed
Resolved That the continued agitation of mere abb
stract theories, whether they assume the shape of
proprlety OF reopening the slave trade or any other
form, can never give either repose security to the
instsions of the South, but must tend TO distract
and to divide the councils of our beloved State and
TO alternate from her the support and sympathes of
her sister States
There seems to great deal of wisdom embod.
led IN this brief resolution. There can be no doubt
but the influence of South Carolina upon the public
sentiment not only of this section but of the entire
| confederacy would be more potential if she would
place herself and keep herself in closer sympathy in
thought and action, with her sister States of the
| South. Never having been of the number of those
who have detracted from her many Just claims to re-
spect and admiration, we feel at liberty to say this
In regard TO he re-opening of The slave trade were
we lts adv Gates, as is very far from being the
we should consider it most unfortunate that il
should have received its first official san con from
the Executive OF that State. Why-even when led
by one who Joined to the practical wisdom of states
man the foresight OF prophet, her neghbos refused
either to accompany or follow her. The worse for
them it may be replied nevertheless the fact remains
the same-the rest of the South could never he in.
duced fully to cooperate with South Carolina Though
guided by patriotism exalted and intelligence a.
commanding as John c. Calhoun's Can is be expec.
ted that they will be induced to do SO now when men
who, to say the least; not Mr. Calhoun's EQUALS
propose that which is directly in conflict with the
preJudces and convictions of all the other Southern
States. -
! 1t s mainly from a wish that State so true tc
Southern interests, and which has proved so reliable
, in every threatening emergency, should possess :
{ larger influence upon Southern councils than sht
now exercises, that the foregoing has been written.
S SQUlnn1h Geor0;on
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FURTHER NOTICE

TNHE SUBSCRIBER will offer for sale public Auction
at the late residence of Elizabeth A. Houston deceased
Kenansve, Thursday, 22d day Of January next, all
the perishabe property of said deceased and at the
time the NEGROES belonging to the estate will be hired
out twelve months. shall also sell Kenansvie,
day, several likely NEGROES belonging to the esa
of James H. Jerman deceased Terms, months credit
count will be allowed for cash payments.
VIM. ]. HOUSTON, Administrator.
Nov Doth, 1856 13-6t
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NOTICE..

TENHE SUBSCRIBER having at October Term, A. D.,
1856, qualified administrator the estate of Ellza-
beth Houston deceased hereby gives general notice
persons indebted to said estate make payment and all
persons having claims against said estate requested
and present their claims within the time prescrb
ed by law the will be pleaded in bar of their
covery. VIM. J. HOUSTON, Administrator.
Nov 2Oth, 1856 l3-6t
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SJU Axe W ARD

@h RUNAWAY from the Subscriber, about the first
"A of July last, Muatto man named DICK,' about
twentyfour years of age, FIVE feet eight inches high,
built, has rather down look. He is supposed
10 be lurking in Dog ood Neck All Saints Parish South
Carolina where he formerly belonged Mr. Montgomery
The above reward will be paid his his
odgment in any Jail SO that can get him.
JAMES DARBY.
Wilmington, n. g., Nov 24th, 1856. 66-4t-l3-tf
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils. &c.

JUST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lbs. White Lead, Pure, Extra
and No. 1000 lbs Black Lead in Oil 900 lbs Ven
etian Red in Oil 1000 lbs Yellow Ochre, in Oil; 25 bbs
Bake's Fire Proof Paint 40 bbls Sivars Plastic Paint
10 bbls. Linsecd Oil bbs. Lamp Oil bbls. Common
OI bbG. Machinery Oil 400 lbs. Chrome Green, Dry
and in Oils 200 IL, Chrome Yellow, Dry and in Oil
full assortment of PAINTS always hand
wholesale and retail, by w. H. LIPPITT,
Nov. Druggist and Chemist.
I 000 BOXES Window Glass. assorted sizes and
,OOO brands, for sale at Manufacturers prices, by
VIM H. -!PPITT, Druggist and Chemist
600 OF. Sulph. Qunine 10 bbls Epson Salts eask
NOO Or Tartar cask Sup. Carb Snda so lbs. Seid-
ltZ Mixture 10 lbs Rochelle Salts so lbs Gum Opum
% lbs. Gum Guaacum l bbl. Gum Camphor 500 Black
Peppers 300 Alspce 80 lbs Calomel so lbs Nutmegs; %
lbs Iodd Potass 80 lbs Mace 10 lbs Sulph PotasS l0G
lbs. Rhubarb so lbs. Ipecac.
For sale Wholesale and retail, by w. II. LIPPlTT,
Feb % Druggist and Chemist.
OILS! OILS!!- Just Received fresh supply of Lin
- seed, Train Lard, Fish Elephant Whale and Sperm
Oils. For sale by w II. LIPPITT, Druggist and Chemist
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The Shadow the Pillow
AT the Edinburgh Crimean banquet, the followin
ong, by Mr.. James Ballantine, founded on an inc
ent related by Sir John MNeill, was sung:
Borne helpless from the field of fight,
Hewn deep with wounds and scars,
lprayed--" Heaven come and help the right,
And end the cruel wars
swooued-I dreamt angel band
Bore me o'er ocean billow
woke, and 10 an angel hand
Was smoothing down my pillow,
Was smoothing down ny pillow
'Twixt death and life, through day and night.
My wounds unconscious kept me,
OF all, except those eyes so bright
That kindly watched and wept me-
And over me, in yon far land.
Had waved the weeping willow,
Had it not been the angel hand
That smoothed the soldiers pillow,
That smosthed the soldiers pillow.
o, earth but once heard such tale,
So heavenly and so human,
AS that of Florence Nightingale,
The angel type in
What marvel that asolder tell
poor but grateful fellow.
He kissed her shadow as it fell
At midnight on his pillow,
At midnight on his pillow
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General Notices.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,2 ,

WHEREAS, complaint upon oath has this day heen made
w to u.s. two of the Justices of the Peace the State
and County aforesaid by p NJ Walker of the said Ceu
y that certain male slave belonging to him. named BOB
aged about twenyeght years. six feet high, and black
formerly belonging to G. Nixon, has absentcd himself
from his SAID masters service and supposed to be lurking
deeds: These are, therefore in the name of the State
aforesaid command the said slave return
to his master and do hereby by virtue of the Act of the
General Assembly in such made and provided intimate
and declare that the said BOB return home and
surrender himself Immediately after the publication these
presents that may kill and destroy the said slave
by such means he they may think m without
tlon or Impeachment Of any crime offence for so DOING
and without ncung any penalty forfeiture thereby
Given under hands and SEALS this 3lst day March,
1856. W n PEDEN, [SeaII
JAS 7. MILLER, TSeal1
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NOTICE.
NE Subscriber hereby forwarns all persons fro fishing
in any way trespassing upon his lands and fish
ery located upon the Banks upon both sides of New Top
sail inlet extending twenty-five the West of said
Inlet and fifty the East he is determined
force the penalties of the Law upon all such tcepasses
J. w. HOWARD.
Dec 18th. 1856 l54t*
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A FORTUNATE TRAvELER-It is stated that Ger.
man, with whom Bayari Taylor formed friendship,
has recently conveyed to him free gift and estate
near the Thuringian forest, which contains a
beautiful residence, built in 1869 by one Of the min.
listers of Ernest !.
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WILMINGTON MARBLE WORKS,
a....

AT G. MILLIGAN. Proprietor respectfully informs the
w public that he is prepared to make and put up to or
der-Marble Monuments of all sizes, Tombs, HeadStones
Furniture Tops Mantles Hearhs, &C. of the best quality
Of American Italian Marble not to be surpassed IN Syl
OF workmanship and cheap can be procured from any
establishment in the country, North or South.
Iron Raling-50 different styles for nc9sng family lots
B-Orders from all parts of the country, accompanied
by the cash satisfactory reference will receive prompt at
tenon and all articles warranted to be as
o charge made
Nov. 23d.-Ll2-tf.
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TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.
era THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale on accommodating
terms and low price, valuable Lot, containing
+,To ocres sitnated at LONG CREEK BRIDGE, the
north side of the main road-on the Lot is Dwelling,
and all necessary out Also Lot the south
side of the Road 80 feet by 300 feet deep For
particulars apply to JOHN 5'AhhlNNS,
Aug 22---50-tf New Hanover 70, N. y.
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: SEQ THE SUBSCRIBER has on hand, at his Shop
z9fls corner Walnut Water Streets, general as
sorment of CARRIAGES, of his manufacture Which
he offers for sae the reasonable TERMS among which
Coaches, BAROUCHES, ROCKAWAYS, BUGGJES
WAGONS, &c.
Which will be sold low Purchasers will find 1t to thell
advantage to call and examine before buying elsewhere
Repairing done low at short notice. and the neates
manner, for cash oaly. ~ ,,,
2I-lS-tf. lSSA(l w EILS
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General Notices.
EXECU170R'S N0TICE,

EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED, having duly qualified as the Ex-
of the last Will and Testament of the late Joseph
Newkrk December Term 1885, of the Court of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions of the County of New Hanover here
by notifies all their accounts and demands
kind for payment within the time prescribed by
and requests all persons indebted to his teStator to
make payment to him without delay.
Dec t9.-l6 1t. II. NEWKIRK
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EDG EWORTm FEMALE SEMINARY.

EDG EWORTIl FEMALE SEMINARY.
TNHE NEXT Session of this Institution will commence on
Friday, January 3D. 1857
The of study is designed to embrace everything
necessary to substantial Ornamental ducatio Great
prominence is given to the solid branches Neither labor
has been spared Instructors the high
est qualifications in their departments and to make
Edgeworh second to Institution in the country in
thing necessary to a complete Education
For circulars containing terms, of instruction. &C.
apply to RICHARD STERLING, Prnc pal
Dec. 49, 1856. l6-4t ss
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$40 RE W ARD.
a. RANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBERS ON
RV the night of the Sth November muato boy named
~ "HAYWOOD,' about sixteen years of age well
~ grown and for that agc-wll weigh l5O pounds
aS smile on his countenance when spoken to. The above
reward will be paid for his return to either of the Subscr
hers or his lodgnent in any Jail so We can get him ~
e' " BRYAN BENNETT,
T. J. BENNE TT.
DunIin Co.. n. c., Nov 18th. 1856 l26t
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FOR SALE.
THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HkAsA
| HOUSE AND LOT, in the town of Kenansville. iix
Dublin county The improvements consist OF dwelling ana
ont houses The Lot contains two and half a.
cres The location is desirable one, being adjacent TO
both the Male and Female Semnaries For particulars en-
4un1e net - = W 3Ss 1Ssm1 j. P. DAHMER.
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General Notices.

WILMINGTON MARBLE AND STONE YARD.
large establishments at the North which will furnish
him with unlimited supply of finished unfinished for
eign domestic MARBLE of all qualities prepared to
every other article in the line of the business at reasonable
rates.
SCULPTURING, LETTERING, or CARVING, ,cxecu-
ted as we'll can be done either North or South.
The best of reference can be given if required.
March 10 IS54-27-tf JAMES MCLARANAN.
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NNo advertisement rejecting upon private character
can under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES. be admitted. b.
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SIOO REV ARD

VIII be given for sufficient evidence convict any white
person of haroring eaid negro thirty dollars for him
taken alive, or fifty dollars for his head lie has wife at
Mr. VIM: Hansey's, ST.; is of Old Sam Nixon and
has two brothers in Town, of whom ohn Nixon)
stevedore, who may cndeavor get him off Captains Of
vessels arc requested to be the look out for him
p. "a. WALKER.
Wilmington, n c March 3lst, 1856 I77-3t-3l-tf
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Terms of subscription.

49,, voar invariably in advance. .'-.'..'.' % oO
Wien not made in Ina Dpm than one v.ar W
70 nermitted discontinue his paper after the
Hnosnsnt ola subscription year, till the expiration of
id wishing his paper dscontinuedat at the end of
must pay up ia full and give the proprieors two
As .otee otherwise the paper will be continued and
weeks fSr according to the above terms.
nv person sending five subscribers accompa
{hs advance subscription, ($l2 50) will receive the
Het atb sspy gratis, for year.
Letters containing money for this paper, at
dsk. . - b;ross conracteJ with this ofsca rors+ b
,A9nnossed (post paid) to the proprietors.
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NENV EENTALE SEMINARY

THE TRUSTEES of the Kenansvile Female Seminary,
having erected during the past year large, elegant
and convenient Building, have the satisfaction of
nouncn to the citizens of Dupln and the neighborng
services of T. Oscar Rogers ESQ., graduate of the Uni
vers of Virginia. able scholar and experienced and
successful Teacher
He will be prepared to open the Scminaryon Monday Goth
January and will be aided full corps assistant Teach
in all the various branches of thorough Female Ed~
cation.
The rates of Tuition will case, exceed those in SIM
liar lnsttuons and Board may be obtained in private
lilies of the first espectabiy and in the immediate vicinity
of the Seminary.
The subscriber will attend to all applications made pre-
yiOus to the arrival of the Principal.
The Spring Session of the New Grove Academy for boys
of which the Subscriber Principal will also
REV. JAMES M. SPRUNT.
henans vile, Dec llth, 1856. l5tf.
sS Herald, Spirit of the Age and Nevberne Express
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PACK DOGS

PACK DOGS.
yHE SUBSCRIBERS offer their services for the purpose
/ of hunting runaway negroes Their DOGS are well
trained for the purpose Their in catching is all the
refarence they propose offering. Address
SKIES Il BRYAN,
ElizabethtoHn, Bladen County, n: C.
New. 18th LION
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