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December IL, 1855.
Prospectus of the s. Southern Sentinel,''
Il Democratic and Miscellaneous Journal to be PUB.
lished Weekly, at Wilson, NJ G.

Prospectus of the IS Southern Sentinel,''
Il Democratic and Miscellaneous Journal to he Pub.
lished Weekly, at Wilson, NJ g.
vUyHE EXISTING CONDITION OF POLITICAL PAR
i TIES, and of part;zan strife mutually suggests the
tabshing of sech journal the " SOUTHERN SENTINEL
purposes become The present. indeed is crisis in
political history, witnessed before. The Constitution
has been invaded; the laws tramplcd and sat upon reig
Gus liberty assacd ballot boxes broken and burnt the
landmarks Of political ancestry partially eaccd the
wisdom derived from mehonored experience unscatcd ;
strange and questionable have been pushed into high
positions; and anaticiSm unclaimed from its and its
frgnt piles in the North is heard to howl among the
South. These evils, far its humble abilities shall
serve,
THE SOUTHERN SENTINEL
will endeavOr to arrest. 1t will endeavor to inculcate
reverence for the laws they exist and for the Consttu
ton has been interpreted by the wise of the past
and bv the Fathers of the Democratic faith 1t will defend
only political bnt liberty, and will do battle
against every political heresy that may appear, whether
Matched in caves cutvers, or open convention.
The SENTINEL will Also to relieve the monotony of poll
TICS devote space literary TOPICS original and selected
well to miscellaneous subjects, which shall include
Agricultural and the latest Commercial intelligence. In
brief efforts expenses will be spared to make the
Sentinel of the most Useful and efficient journals in the
South.
The first number of the Sentinel will be issued about
the first of the month"; and sent to subscribers at the
rate of 81 81 80 at the end of six months and
So the end of the year. Discount made in behalf clubs
who shall take five ten copies.
'''0 '' - j. F. KEENAN,, ED1ron.
JAM H. 1856 IL
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PROSPECTUS OF
UTHE WESTERN SENTINEL"
Feb. Is, 1856.
A DEMOCRATIC AND FAMILY JOURN

A DEMOCRATIC AND FAMILY JOURNAL.
SOLICITED BY MANY CITIZENS OF FORSYTH
to rubbish in the town of Winston, North Carolina,
Weekly Newspaper under the above title
The increasing public interests OF our secon ana
Western Carolina generally; the enlarged appreciation OF
the reading public; and the demand for local Journal AT
the of County government seem to avor ne es
tab shmcn ut Winston of journal of the character pro-
The SENTINEL will be devoted to Morality, Pure Lit;
er,ture Republican Principles, General lntegencc ana
nil the interests of the people 1t will be the aim of the
publisher render it repository OF pleasing and ph'a
BILE reading faithful record OF events, ana an agreeao'e
companion to the Home Circle
In matters of public policy, both National and State
will yield an uwaverng support T." rss sS,an
ing height Of its abil lily the principles OF the ati-
more Democratic platform of 1852 as agreed upon by the
Party, and sanctioned by large majority vi 'ne ''e''"
Against the recently organized Know Nothing" or
"Native American movement the sentinel will take de-
cdcd and ground regarding the creation of
religious qualification for public office at variance
with the letter aud spirit OF The e"nSta1n 70
norunce and intolerance of dar ker age Acting from
firm that honesty capablity and fidelity t" the
Constitution aside from political prncple are sufficient
requisites candidates for office under Republican form
of government shall oppose any organi zaon whether
secret or opcn seeks to create barrier between the
and adoped citizen deprive either of the rights
and privileges enjoyed under the Constitution and Laws as
they stand In short position and sentiment upon this
subject will be: PRINCIrLEs-nUt birthplace MEASURES
not men. r.,
The paper will be devoedy attached to the Union of the
States while MAINTAINING Jealous "atIsnsnP !" e ,
dvidua rights: advocating as the on's gnaree o .he
perpetny the Union, strict and faithful adherence,
under all circumstances, to the Federal Constitution
With the increased mail facilities afforded by the compile
ton of the North Carolina Railroad and the advantages OF
daily arrival the Sentinel will contain the latest and most
reliable intelligence.
Esrecia care and attention will be bestowed upon the
Editorial Department and with the assistance of intei.
gent correspondents hoped that the original portion OF
the publication may form pleasing and attractive feature
While the tone the Sentinel upon all subjects, will
be fearless and Independent its columns will be entirely
slang and bi1lingSgate rhetoric
spcuous in some of the political journals of the day.
The first number will be issued in the month OF April
next.
The Sentinel" will be printed weekly, from new type,
on large sheet at the price of Two Dollars per year. in
advance dollars and half after six months, three
dollars after the close of the subscription year. To
one procuring subscribers, and paying the cash in ad
vance, the paper will be furnished one year, gratis
+. E. BONER.
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Jan. II, 1886

STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA.- ASH
- Coty-Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Febru-
airy term is56-John w. Perry admr. of Levi Hogg,
Richard Hogg, Henry Hogg, Cullen Hogg John Perry and
Elizabeth his wife Atsey Ferre Jonas Williams, Susan
Williams, Calvin Hogg, Gincy Hogg, Martha Hogg, Jere
mah Perry and Polly, his wife, and Gray Strickland and
Sally, his wife.-Petton to make real estate assets.
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Cullen
Hogg and Calvin Hogg nonresdents of this Stae it
is therefore ordered by the Court that publication be made
in the North Standard newspaper published in
said Cullen Hog and Calvin Hogg to be and appear be-
fore the Justices the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
be held said county, the Court House in Nashville
the I'd Monday in May, 1885, then and there to plead
the plaintiff petition, the same will be taken
pro cOntesso to them and decree made accordingly.
Witness: w. T. Arlington, Clerk of said Court at
Office, in Nashville, I'd Monday in February, 1855
W. 7. ARLINGTON, Clerk.
March Z, 1856. 1ll5-wGw.
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"A HUMOROUS vO4sBME. -
- UIZZICAL. SSATIRICAE, AIRTHFUL
yA AND SPARKL1NG-I sf6tisk49 khsa DIP, a -Bdst6
Of tksps by John Brough illustrated BY McLenan -
vol, 12m0. Price, 81 25.
~ ERTRACr rR0K PRBFAcE.
Basket Of Chips" is somewhat unpromising repast
to ask one to participate to be sure and the
vorness Of the win doubt be eagerly laid hold OF
by of the critics. Perhaps it might be as well IN
explanation the title, to say that the random sketches
contained in thyOlume but the sawdus and shavngs
accumulated during intervals Of more aborious carpentry
For Sale by W. L. POMEROY.
Raleigh, Oct 25, 1885, "
ID ECENT ,PUBLICA IONs.-THE NEW
h COMES. By Thackery.
The Land of Gold. Reality Fiction. By Hinton
R. Helper.
visit to the Camp before sebastopo. By Richard G..
Mccormick.
Scenes in the Practice of New York Surgeon By Ed
ward H. Dixon, D. d.
The Life of Devereau. By his Son.
The Footsteps of ST. Paul.
Life in California Mountains and Molehills.
History of the Council of Trent. By L. F. Bungener:
The Araucanians Or Notes of Tour among the Indian
Tribes of Chill. By Edmond Ruel Smith.
A Basket of Chips By John Brougham.
America. Political and Social. By Schaf
Fairy Tales of Many Nations.
Wirt's Letter of the British Spy.
Chandler's Plan of SebastOpo
W. L. POMEROY.
October 16, 1855. o.
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NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE m IN.

NTORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE In.
IL SURANCE COMPANY, Ofice,t Raleigh, N. c. This
COMPANY nsures the lives of individuals for one term
OF years or c the MUTUAL PRINCIPLE, the assured
for life participating in the profits of the1 Company For
policies granted the whole term of life when the pre-
inum to $3 note may be gwen TOT one
half the of the premium bearing interest at per
cent without guaranty. go
The prompt manner in which all losses have been pald
by this Company together with the low rates of premium
present great Inducements to such disposed to in
sure.
SLAVES are insured for term of from to hve years.
for two-thirds their value.
All paid within 90 daysafter satisfactory proc
presented
CHARLEsE. JOHNSON, WIN. w. HOLDEN,
WM d. HAYwooD, WM D. Cooke,
JAMES F. JoRDAN, r. II. BATTLE
QuINTEN BUsBEE, WM II. JONES,
H. W. Hustled, p. F. PEscUD,
WIN. II. MCKEE, SEATON GALES
CHARLES u. RooT.
OFFICERS.
DR. CHARLES, Z. JOHNSON President
WILLIAM ID. HAYwooD Vice President.
JouN G. WILLIAMS Secretary
WILLIAM II. JONES, Treasurer,
II. w. Hustled, AtorneH
CHARLES E. JOHNSON, NJ. d. Medical
WILLIAM II. MckEE, NJ d. Board Of
RIcup b. HAYWOOD, NJ. d. Consultation.
r. II. BATTLE
w. w. HOLDEN, 7 Executive Conn
CHARLES b. RoOr, nittee.
For further information, the public referred to the
pamphlets and forms of proposal which may be obtained
the Office Of the Company, any OF its Agencies
COMMUNICATIONS should be addressed, post paid, to
JOHN G. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
July 10 1855 66-
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CLARENDON IRON WORKS..
WILMINGTON, N. q.
III vANRnKK NIEN prnnrietnr


A. HI. VANBOKKELEN, Proprietor.
TIME SUBSCRIBER HAVING PURCHASED THE
IL entire interest in the " CLARENDON IRON WORKS."
s0licits orders for
Steam Engines, of any power or style,
Saw Mills of every variety,
Mining Machinery and Pumps,
Grst and Flour Mills complete
Parker, Turbine and other Water wheels,
Ricc-feld Pumps and Engines
Leavitts Corn and Cob Crusher,
Ricr Thrashers
Shnglc Machines,
Shafting Hangers and Puies,
Cotton Gins and Gearing,
Locomotive and Tubular Boilers,
Flue and plain Cylinder Boilers,
Blacksmith work of all kinds,
Iron Doors for Houses and Jas.
THE ESTABLISHMENT.
Having been recognized for the express purpose of in
Surfing punctualty in the execution of all orders the public
rest satisfied that any work which offer will be
promptly delivered according PROMISE and of such work
manship as cannot fail to give satisfaction.
THE MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT
Being in charge of of talents and experience, have
no hesitation saying that the work hereafter turned out
shall compare favoby in respect with that of the
celebrated in the States and at prices which will make
it the interest of all in send their orders
REPAIR WORK
Always done without delayand having large force for
that purpose will prove advantageous to any person
needing give The preference without, regard to
Orders will be addressed to Clarendon Iron Works.
Wilmington N G..
A. II. vANBOKKELEN
Oct Is. 95-tf
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- in announcing to the citizens of Raleigh vicinity and
the public general that they have changed their firm by
taking in as Partner Mr. NJ CRAFTSMAN, who will here
after attend IN the CLOTHING and GENTS FURNISH
ING STORE. in all its branches All orders will receive
strict attention Any garment sent for will be finished
and forwarded to its destination within eight days.
All sizes Of Coats Pants. Vests &c, constantly kept up
by original merchant tailoring establishment of
Joseph Scoss Brother of Light and Mercer $751;
Baltimore, Md.
Our DRY GOODS shall and must be sold soon,
are anxious to make store Regular Clothing House
Cali and get Dry Goods cuS before send them off
to Auction Houses.
SCHLOSS, BROTHER Co.
Raleigh Jan. 81, 1856. l9-tf
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MAIL ARRANGEM ENTS AT RALEIGH
Arisa, and Departure n siroad aad Stage Hnes 1t and
from RalstGA.
NORTHERN MAILs-CDr RAHRoAn) 80
caves daily ..................... nm.
- ' iIaii closes at OK am,
SOUTHERN MAII.-(I,r Two-HoRsE HAcx,e
mail closes ut 01f my
WESTERN MAII.-(I,r FousHoRsE CoAcnEse
Leaves daily at g. NJ
Mail closes ut =. m.)
PETERBOROUGH MAlI.-(By Two-noRsE HAok,)-
leaves Sunday aud Wednesday ........... at q. M
Arrives Monday and Thursday ........... at pm.
Mail eases Tuesdays and Saturdays ut p. n.y.
aottsnoROuGH MAII.--(BY FouR-nonsE CoAcH)-
teaves daily, (eNeopt Sundny,) .......... at q. m
Arrives daily. (execpt MondnyD ........... at IL Pm.
Mail closes ut p.m.)
rARuoR0udH MAIL.-CBY Two-uoxsE HAck,)-
Leaves Monday. Wednesday and Friday, at a. m.
Arrives Tuesday Thursday md Saturday, at p M
(Alail closes Sunday. Tuesday and Thursday at p M
R0XD0ROUGH MAIL,--(BY Honsr,)
Leaves Friday, NJ x IN.
(Mail closes Friday OF IL ny
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THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST,
AND BEST READING
Weekly Paper Virginia,
w E E X L Y E PR ESS,
TWO DOLLARS ANNUM, CONTAINING FORTY COLUMN
READING MATTER, PRINTED DOUBLE SHEET.
1T Is PUT TO PRESS At A LATE HOUR ON FRI.
u day, and off by the first mails; all subscr-
bers within two hundred and fifty miles of Petersburg ON
any line of railroad will receive the
Weekly Express ON Saturday Night,
Containing tile htes 7eraphic Ne,cs from erery section
Of this Country and Europe.
ITS LEADING FEATURES ARE,
American Biography, Interesting Fiction, Az.
dents of Travel, Wit and HumOr, Do.
nestle News, sabbath Reading, Old
World Matters, Choice Misceliany.
that transpire in this Great Country We and do
Our Size, our Quantity of Matter, our Best Sc.
lectiOns, and of all that Interests
the Reading World!
Subscriptions received 1.-The Express Office in the
Express Building Petersburg. Va Bank Street between
Sycamore and Market Streets and the sExchange and
Virginia Banks. the Post Office and Merchants Exchange
To Postmasers and other Agents. discount Of 20 ner
cent is given for all clubs of five and over or six coDes
sent for ten dollars All orders promptly attended to- Ad
dress,
ANDREW F. CRCTCHFIELD L CO..
Bank Street, Petersburg, Va.
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T1eQHJIMCEY,s NEW WORx
$3.50. ook q q English Opium Eater hv =, nor,
Az; Dspiaeey's former writings, commit: '' D
The Confessions Of an English Opium f.. "ehI
- piria De Pr0funds, vol l6mo with a,er, and thes
1 Inc biographical Eseays vol 16mo p'rrai, Chi
me me y miscellaneous Essays, do
Literary "Reminiscences vols I6mo
Narrative and Miscellaneous Papers 9 r,
Essays on the Poets, vol 16mo 0'' iomo
historical and Critical ESSAYS 9 vole 1e
Autobogr1Phc Sketches / vol l6mo
Essays ON Philosophical Writers, vols 1e,,o
theological Essays and other Papers Jo
levers 10 q Dung Man, and other PAPERS
Sept. ID. 1855. w. L. POhER0y
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.--Tur,--os>-tt
OF Napoleon Bonaparte, by John 8 q History
maps and illustrations, - v. Abbott NJ ~,
Memoir Of Rev. Sydney Smith, bv hi. d. "a
Holland, with selection from his Letter. uanghter Ia
Austin 80 'e''ets, edited nv 1y
Hqdson's edition Of Shakespeare, VOL s. now
Sept i. 1855. w. L. PoNERor
no MERCHANTS AND OTHFps ~. ~
ing Paper, supply of various sizes o., Wrap
prices to correspond just received from the Pn
Mills, and for sale low by nnaaegh PAM
S.Iorders will receive prompt attento nnoAEROYt.A
Sept IA, 1S55. ''en'on.
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Wholesale DRY GOODS
Spring Trade. 1856.

UY RECENT ARRIVALS, WE ARE IN RECEIPT
FRENCH and GERMAN FABRICS; and shall continue IT,
receive additional supplies by every Steamer through
OF our rm who remains North during the season. attend
ing the AUCTION SALES. Our stock being selected with
special reference to the wants of the
MEhCHANFS, we feel confident in saying they will find
our particularly adapted to their sales and for
GHEAPNESS and VARIETY, unsurpassed in any market
NORM or South. Orders promptly attended to.
STEVENSON 4 WEDDELI.
Importers and Jobbers, rs and so, sycamore st..
sa Petersburg, Va.
= aleteh ~ loyo. 49, 32-S
why 49, !, = =. =. =
March II, 1856. s 3 "a l = = "
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wholesale Jobbing Trade..--spring, 1885,,
lvA PAUL & McILWAINE.l importers and Jobbers
Dry Goods. No. go, Sycamore St. Petersburg Var arc
now sx fh9fSsvng and will be prepared the fifth Of M
CAN STAPLE AND FANCY. DRY GOODS, to which
they would invite the attention of the trade generally
Oar iae,lltles for purchasing American and importing
bling Business and we feel assured that an examination
with visit - y =. "A' A'
Our terms will be liberal to responsible purchasers,
McILWAINE L GRAHAM, !,
Agents for North Carolina Cotton Yarns Shcengs sa
Threads: -
Feb. 80, 1885, e9-Swsw.
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Life Preserving Patent Swingletree.
VNHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING PURCHASED THE
sole right to make and sell these Swngletrees in the
Warren and Nash would respectfully inform the public
that they will attend the Courts in above counties with
then and will also peddle them through the country
be detached from vehicle when ut full speed with perfect
safety to the vehicle and those in it, 1t simple easy
so that boy ten years old avail himself its
No such protection has before been invented against
the dangers incident to runaway fractions horses Every
riding vehicle ought to have attached to it, 1t cheap
safe and certain protection against danger 1t be at
tached to old or vehicles
Notice is hereby given that any infringement on
this PATENT imitation, attempt to make use BY
any modification, this Patent Swingleree in any of the
counties above enumerated the persons persons 6en-
ding will be prosecuted the full of the law in the
u. s. Courts at Washington.
P. p. WILLIAMS & co,
Raleigh, Feb. 90, 1856. e7-6m.
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Try the Piano First
* PROPORTION Is NOW MADE BY 3; ~.

x FH0POSTFION IS NOW MADE BY y suo ~
IL. NASH 70 select PIANOS for customers, ano Rta
20 ,ess aher Qualities before paying for them
hold our Pianos .s-3,es -. ,.d
We keep about 40 PIANOS of various patterns On S
70 select pm, which are bought exclusively for CASH
four Of the largest New York when Ne
conceded q the Paris Worlds Fair, to be the bes. r
full satisEctions & $3.50 E. p. NASH, II
Piano srse Dealer SO Sycamore street. corner Of D''
IS ela1s -, 1856.
s{NARDEN eEED.-WESARE NOW IN RE vi b
ct Gurden Seeds, COMPRISING agsd esu
besl discount made 70 those who buy to ssHo d.
IS WILLIAMS 4 .HAYWy g.
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MOUNTAIN HOUSE
CAPON SpRJNcS

Vie UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN eo,,.
by many southern friends to extend tSo n"OLlClTE
d s XIX the s s
The three tournaments for the season n,; HHc.o6er
the 2sh Of August the 18th and 26th of Sens take place
Inc fare will be reduced five dollars ner raea,ber
delays per week. after the LIST of Sept "onh and
August 10, 1855. q INGRAM
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AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NORTH CAR
n olina Mutual Insurance Company held on the 9TH
inst the following persons elected Directors and OFF,
'''' ~ '' e''"'s DlREcToRs:
Henry D. Turner, Raleigh
W. Eth i. iiatchings, d dc"
James +. Jordan do.
James NJ. Towcs. do.
James L. Hoyt, Washington
Alex Mitchell, Newbern:
". W: Grlin Elizabeth City,
F.F. Fagan Plymouth.
II. B. Williams, Charlotte.
Geo. A. Smith, Milton.
o. +. Long, Hsboro.'
Joseph White, Arson County.
Josh Eoner Salem,
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY
H 5shD e E% Fs;sias &c: s %;:;s;sS'
John II. Bryan, attorney.
j. IIersman, General Agent.
ST; T 5! Ssehns,, H'''"'''s o'""''"s.
This Company has been in successful operation
years. and continues to take risks upon a classes of pro-
tillcries) upon favorable terms. Its Policies covor
property amounting to ooo large portion of which
dred Thousand Dollars. in bo,ids properly secured
The average cost ofInsuance upon plan this Com
pany has been less than third of per cent per
nnn all grades of property embraced n its operations
All COMMUNICATIONS in reference to insurance should be
addressed tic the Secretary post PsdP PARTRIDGE s.u
Raleigh, June H. 1855. S.
nEsIRARLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE
II The subscriber having sold her other property
her residence in Oxford c. The dwelling has two rooms
below and above stairs eighteen by twenty feet, airy
passage two corresponding basement rooms and is two
stories high The out-houses consist of large Kitchen
smoke-house dairy, and very commodous stable, and
there six of land in the lot all under plank
Sfaptin in r1o
All of these buildings and entirely new,
having beencompeted within the last twelve months and
occupy most desirable location in the fourshing of
Oxford and would be the exact thing for gentleman from
down the country desiring healthy residence for
this region this particular locality combines extraordinary
educational advantages. The Baptist Female College, s-
institutions Of the kind in the State besides another de-
servedy popular academy for ladies'; and the North
in this place. and will 60 into operation in the next year;
besides an academy Of high grade for boys now in most
under the charge OF one of the most
This propert5r Be- sold most accommodating terms
% fss desss than SsHd
n c., VIM. Baskerville, Jr Lombardy Grove Mecken.
burg Co. Virginia, either of whom are fully authorized t,
ELIZA B. RoLFE
FOUNTAIN LAMPS AND OIL.-THIs Is THE
plosve being pure fixed OIL 1t contains camphne
.nrpentins or any explosive MIXTURE In this respect
double wicks giving brilliant suokeless and steady light
twenty -four hours two and onehaf hours for cent?
Of MN every night as must be done with the common
e s d. D. TURNER.
I, -. ... s. n. c. Book Store.
Evils, PURE LEAD LARGE SUPPLY
rure Lead just rses PEo a1a fTss1s II
March 81 1885 - .. : 80 So
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MUIR & STEVENS,

Importers and WhOlesa Ueaters China Glass; Ethen
aca, Lamps Lookiny Glasses Plated Britannia apd Plan
ishfd Tnoare Wuiters, Castors, Rsiigsraors, Water
C,olers Gas Fixtures, Fancy Goods, de-,
No. SIS Sycamore Street,
Immediately opposite Messrs. McIwaine & Graham's,)
VIM MAY AGG !5S1TSsx MUIR, PETERSBURG, Va.
WE ARE NOW RECEIVING FROM THE EURO
w pean and American Manufacturers large and COM
of al ARTICLES in kn
We offer great inducements both regards quality
of goods and prices any house in the country.
We respectfully ask of the public examination before
purchasing. MUIR & STEVENS.
No. So Sycamore Street, Petersburg, Va.
March 1, 1856. 3o@2m
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INSANE ASYLUM.

N Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT APART
ments are now ready for the reception of 40 PATIENTS
in the Asylum
Those who have charge insane and desire to place
them in the institution will apply to the Physician
Superintendent E. c. Fisher at Raleigh before bringing
the patient to the institution
The Board of Directors refer to the 9th chapter 18th
section page 50 of Revised Code for the legal require
menis necessary to be complied with in order to ensure
For the admission Of paying patients reference made
to so SECTION OF same chapter page So of Revised Code
AS all State patients required to undergo examine
ton as to their insanity previous to admission such
nation will be held at Raleigh where of the members
of the Board are to be found
The Shers of the several Counties will please notice
the requirements of the 4h section of the 9th chapter in
relation to their duties connected with the law.
1t is expected that apartments for large number of pa
ens will be finished in the of few weeks as the
work upon them being prosecuted rapidly as
cums'ances will admit. Notice of their readiness will be
given through the public press.
CHAS. L. HINTON,
G. W. MORDECAI
THOS. d. HOGG,
Elk. Committee of Board of Directors
Raleigh, March l, 1854. Soft