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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-17
DInrSE kfADEHi.

aER. ROSANl, Professor oil h"r'eI'"'''fiP, lot not,
nri ycn,l.fncD. after the system OF bOurchcr 81
| Paris, i,a- tie honor .. Informing tn" Pnoic that III. r'd'r,
scho"i !. TO ur open on the lo'n ot M"Fch On Marshall
- rr ,.r,n. e,ply n, III. .chGol. from In. III inst.
prrErExcrs.-Hia Exccileucy H.. ":sc, Governor
of vir-io,,. Col +. p. August, and Mons: Paul, French
March 3-im
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G~ETaErED FOX THE UNITED states n,:
w ARMY, abie-hod!.i unmarried m"G, 10 ;<SIS
whom will be- given good pay. board, clothing and iEas<
medical attendance. s.SEtS
Pay from 81. 10 ga per mouth. No man hu"ias "
wife or child will br accepted.
Apply a. Mounted krc"Iiting Rendezvous, Franklin
street, opposite netrDpoltar Hall.
BEVERLY X. ROBERTSON,
l., Lieutenant 2d Dragons.
Ian y1-,f Recruiting Officer.
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Hl G0DDiy & NpPENsoN. tJCws.
"tLkERTnN. o. ri:t: i'isn''"<3 ,

ibN. ft ItE ti' 'r'#FD - -
fhi:E"iCh~bCEG ilLhOhhI,H NIL ...t
.H.tHOAD, 70" >iI.E n AUCTION.
q ne rrg"'-, ii Inc ~ .gN EaG ..! q 81 "' 49,.
~ '"'t Z" riHht, drr"us-., no "Ai eel. or -. .
!, 81 20 ~" prrtri'"- "r NDS0ii, Il" 11-U - r"
~ /: o'r!"rS. VI. il f,;r. II io.. H.. rr,i t.r a...
ip'H' "f,n. II ii"n- "n 'hr ,Il M,ur;iu rr..
49,, l.'''"i- i"H-.,: n.u'.-a y tEr .ia-i e.1.
u'Ii"''ra"n's eoi-i-, AZ " i>r.. b,icH sa.UE,. -.f. .-
'''i, '""''"i'"- hh"'"'ar ba-"nr,'. rsrH .,..T., ....
ret. containing ~ rooms. ANA rRuc.ru" mon ....-.. a.-
-;uii'- A.-n. h.-id. III" usual "u, aUl..... t.-.
a!r :t GOOD.
TIL E.ince being very He"Itiy ma brfa. v.a.r a.', .a
hours ride. ly ,HlGoad i'0rl a,auort..t.
ii"p'rut To- e county n'irst. 'rt. .rr-" lDaurna. .t..t
EtNs:-OU'in u:'h cra. 5rlaEcc s, ,, 3d.
,aiu"i. " secured rs Il irI-t ar"i.
The t..r- cor Is. I" D." v5!! IS IL" ~pInLr.,-
t"h bid. GOI9iH = aFpSEeCE. tag,s.
+. -, he .a.n- time sit p,ar". w'E r. r. .| -
tiuu-'sn.d Furniture. iinrs'E, Nn-or-. Car.- .as..s.
imrici..tie. a.. Tenn. p; .-".
Mnrcl B EOnn,N 3 ArpERsNN 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-17

;IaSTO Tia VOTERS oF RICHMOND: Il
aS aa Candidate Tor lhc o!Gce OF CITY AssES>-
o. Unexpectedly suhc.: your votes at the Apri e'ee'
c-a-
y.-.l III :. y. DAVIS
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THE COUNTRY EENTLEMAN

c. TIE BEST PAPER FOR THE FARMER, because
= = l. filled witEl the "Rac!!cAL !xPEsIeScE OF the
Best Fnrm-:, IL every SECTION Of The coCntry-the mum
be! g: IL contributors being fully double that VI any
other Agricul Ural J0Irnsi in the Union.
u! * TEE BEST PAPER % THE lORTiCULTu.
4 RET. 40 other Publication. weekiv or monthly. fur
nishes s!cr an IN lunt = a.!y, If practical and original
n:csmn'ion 'or 10. sE"!T GROWER. FLORIST, LAspscArE
Or KITCHEN oAKrE"TE
= ALSO TIE BES1 PAPER FOR n sTOCK-
2 GROWER. ami the poULTKT aai BEE nEEFEA, rs
Departments, devoted 20 t..@sr subjects being unsurpassed
Eqn,E;fy Gnd vhlue.
,ss!IE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN, huslly. pays far
z mur" i1I contributions ifoin scientific Msn, !asrs;!.
..iin- Agricui;ur"i question:, 'ni Tor Grieinn! iilus'rG-
tons. han "ny contemporary and Il l. offered viii. conn.
d .rce IL ;Gc bEsI PAPER !"R CIR hsH !mte"es;eGin 9s'
r. iiars.
Z: sPEClNlE s!'MBTES sent gratis. |: you isoi
- ii I":;er to the Publishers, enclosing { jc"ht
stamp 10 prepay the pos;ag". numbers wil be cent, "h!ch
you can sshn;ia. Tor yourself.
pEUELiSUED WEEkLl-ii pages q~nafo-prire - a
4 year. Liberal Inducements t. Cabs and Agents.
ADDRESS LUTHER IUChER ~ son,
Mn:ch 9-lc&w3t Albany. New York.
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TIE STEAMER GEORGE PEABODY
o BALTIMORE.
yK3HE GEORGE PEABODY will re- .ss
ceire freight 70 day, and up to the &NaST$SSs&Jr
hour Of ? O'Clock, P. NJ. Tuesday. .1
q sufficient, number Of ~hogsheeds are engaged for the
trip. ,
to-day.
March l5-2: LCDLAM y NaisoS'
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7 ~ t,.-- !r 10, 20 o. % y! N" Vl1,I- -
/ 80 !I-td- golden = a~FpEEegE. t..,


HII'I.TT, NI-I!t LITE'N'VNS |II.|NW ~. IT"
NAFiLL Dc s"ld. ON FRIDAY. 81. zoo. - n..t.
W On the premise. coiuuarncl.e a. q O'Clock. s.
the neat brick Cui:tGc rcsl."urr Oh The suu.. -. .
-:rre:, tuPpuSi" II" rc-ii. y'"r' Er Peer ~ i..r.
how occupied ~ NJ. Jane. NJ. Wide. I.r l,u-. ,..
;n!r- sX rooms. aGi j, u"Ur!y new.
Also. VIII tc soiL hvc hali--mc huiliir, I.,. 90.
nn the wet. each fronting about 81, i''', Iuru.H- ia.s & p
:cct.
TrEMs.-OEr.;our;n ch-h; bs'-u'r 81, 3, Gs,d . m .aH-
LOT negotiable notes, Interest added, LUi TIE I''.ra.. ..
iF.r note i paid.
The tDNc5 Tor l-57 to Be paid ~ the %pur,ha.,r
L. Hill. IA
sale conducted by GoDriN 6 AFrfBSo>, auc;-
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q. = NAIL sTEAaisHIp JAMESTOWN.
PASSENGERS going 81 The JAMES srSs
II TOWN. to New Yo:s .! Norfolk, ave re GsTfssxS
ouested 70 be on board before IL. hUuT ci d,psriu1,.- o
O'Clock, 7. NJ. Tue.doy, The l7lh ins;.
Passsre to New York, meals included, only SO.
Storage passage only o.
! To Norfolk the same as by the river boats.
\. B.-Consiguees are requested to send down .r their
goods to-day. -,
' M,rrh 1871 LUDLhN < WATSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-17

ANIL have Away. on hand rom 81 = 10 %"rr.'s fc-
w sale privately and pgb.i.l Is. suics owe :
auoiior. (!.H lays excepted .i=, 4 sale pi,c. - keep
Mach 70 IPT'LLIAM ( DAVIS, a=e,-
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Certificate of Package OF 10 Whole Tickets -
:" 10 Hall =
=. ii. "AYLOJvS .:tCsiG SALOON
And PIANO-ECRTE WARE-ROON,
cON.rpNnR THEEI -

GONkhSrS REL ...S
yEHHE undersigned is sole agent III inis ~c$Ss1y9s..
city .pr Tie sale OF the celebrated HEzMSE%Ss
NUNS & CLARK'S PIANO FORTFS.-1 = n
The instruments have received the unquaii.-
Eurupe. Re also keeps Piano. c: GALE l CO. and other
:ocd snd we'll established makera
=. Il. Taylor keeps cUa3;a.;!y on hand an assortment: 81
the best Musical Instruments and Musical Mcrchrndize in
general. consisting OF reiaubs;s superior AELOnEoH:,
OF &. S and Goctsves, with single and touSlc reeds
Martin un!ivaiied GUITARS.
Tsy!or's approved FLuTES-uhese Flutes LEe nc. sur.
passed.
Accordeons. Clatoneto. Flute- Fifes, Flss'ol5:s G"itsr.,
"lol.n-. Rnnjos, Bridges. Pegs. sc
Tuning Forks and Pipes, Mouth Piece. for C!er!nns:i
and brass instruments.
Piano stools and best quality Guitar and Violin Strings.
In shori. every article in ~ Music lin" may be nsd ~
This establishment; AZ G!0s, reasonable prices.
The largest ana mnst beautiful assortment. g; iasaiUnrhl",
new and standard Snc.t Music 20 bs found N thi, Stale
\ libe-ni di.coV,!' made 10 TrHchcr- sGd schools.
Pianos Tuned a.i 10, 10 Hire. Old Pianos ;sk"n II ~
cusr, .. for L.x O,.ru. +. II. TAYLOR
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

KING WILLIAM CouR- HovsE, MnIrh is, 1s5I
Inc t7F,.es Interested In Ire foregoing decree ae here:
oy hoiiLec Inn hive nxcd upon ths 24i LAY c! April
next II fair, if not, the next TAI. day hereafter, 10 take and
set'i: the account" NJ! ;:ssc the enquiries. &C.. az the
aoteio OF Hr IL Caldwell, - Ay.ct,'s. in the counly O
King Willia!a. required ny the sa,d DEGREES, a, witch
sine and place you are required 10 pt;eud.
! G!vca under my hand, No Corn,n.s.icner In Chancery Of
March i7-cw4w n pD1 I.po
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-17

Executor OF Nss,!a y. ..".
SIC b, Goiiin & Arn.-.-r. M.Ies ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-17

rae IOTERS Or
N% n r!rT OF GfCiN0Ei-Ta0 -a"txed
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IJrE INSURANCE. con-.

PiNY n AMt!tI'H" -
81 life INSURANCE CoNfANf .: New York, for
the wear ending 3ist JGnmsrr, IT.:
RECEIPTS.
For Premiums and Policy Fee sr.7.,ni :
For Interest on investments. $500 ~
For AM Ii les V''1- ""
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AL; o. NI;i:itDf'

e El:RnI~.-:ii- lsY arl0 ncloct, Woo vi. .UE,
a l"!v urat..,. mol, hyys, ard -!r.
G; inrcc - Iiilf,H : ht'.~ t.--
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-17
NEW pLOI(;il.

HNTE have been .nsa; ed Tor rome ~
w time past In getting W ;c N-taasnAnS
patterns Tor u new Plough. especial \-
Is designed tor turning under The G@A|AS
heaviest growthoi vegetable matter, and wchavc now the
pleasure oil informin. cur friends, tina, W." think VIZ have
fully accomplished, nnt end
We would call the attention OF TIE Farmers to this
Plough, a. vel. as Ia our large stock OF iiouCh- oi every
size, Cu!,iyators, Corn W.cdars, SCw Ground jumping
Coaltcrs. lnrcr three Hor-e Cul'ivuiors, for putting IN
Wheat, !IarroYs, &c, &c. All Of which are made III our
own shops, by good workmrn, and wh-ran;"dto give salts.
action. GEO. WATT Il co, Franklin street.
Square below the Exchange, Richmond, Va.
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Tur yoT:x- OF TIE CITY OF

- N.cHNJT1- -! an = csna.aa:" Tor toe ot7ct'
'ot CITY SERGEANT, ~ M ensuing spring election,
.5 -. q tie c... o! a nominating Convention u! ise DE.
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NEW HEADING ROOM NM. LlnKANY,

T|T 1-TT- 1T 'TTT
In Goaatn : UaH. corner o. EaRi and I'M streets.
FREE TO STRANGERS ASD 10 YOUNG MEN.
reSiE Library cou:uin. over 900 volumes, hr-!drs pc
Z i!oG!chl magazines. the iieh.iDg Room over hity
newspapers.
Aniuai subscription tor ne Of both. %inciuiirs with.
drawai OF books, only ,au dollars Cor an :niiTiiunl and
four dollars for Ii GriG.
\ Registry i here Kept nj young men wanting en-
pluvInriGt, sui reliable iIiormatlcn aGd references n u
ilc;r characters and aual!acm iu:is given to employers rrH.
,uitUu-ly. and without any disclosure oi In. names and
waits OF snch employers. unless :pcc!shy authorized d!
them $50
lcaaia, Ecu:n open from :! o clock, 4 " until 10
o'cluck, +. Il every day except Sand"y.
Sarr1u Ir-uipsrlr,
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THO VI As ii. 4 X
ATTORNEY AL Law

LYScHDuGG. Va,
~nEiLII Ia lar Courts ur .. t!Iy u; IS n'hbufs
snd IL" ccci;ir, y: Campbell, Bedford aui App'
;nat;ox. &c: -
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asIA:O> on rtJaL-PhYN..ET WITHHELD
i We propose 20 purchasers o: Piano fortes 10 take
,ur Instruments on Trial. in order 20 test whh! We 81; o.
their quality before paving for them.
T;vrwJ; years experience on our part saltshes ou! own
minds, md we could get o.er aiiecn hundred p'f'o,s to
Unite with u: n the opinion. tdh: 10 estHoI1nasLi, .oith
rpnts than we DO. r. !. HnSa.
Noy ~ P.teTsbu!g, "a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-17

IROS. litCH
5NDWIS WORKMAN y GO. Keep constantly on Rand
M and uicr tor srl-:
Trai"-nI aHi English refined
Common t.ngi-n
SWcd.'s and Country ,ip1E
Ers-!n md English Sheet
Bah. nud Hoop
Oval Horse shoe and Nail Rods
English auI American Blist"rcd Steel
Narlors Cast and Gcrmnn do.
Sheet Zinc. SPelt'r.
Asu. i.ruyira and MeXican Guhno
Linz, Tar, Ground Plaster
And "a full assortment o. GROCERIES.
Dec aJ-2sn3m
IRON SIRttn-f0E the convenience at 'ir custo.
4 nor5 and the trade generally, W. have opened II ,,ore
un the i.u-t side OF Pear! street, below Gary. where sc
.Ea,l kcr, constantly on hHui y general s-.oriIn,Eto: oE!
lron. manufactured OF Virginia Charcoal Hs, viz
Flat, from l 20 : inches
Rounds, from I: - s. inches
SGuarca, from ! Ia ! iIrn"s.
Ovais. hall ovai-, hal: round, Hng:", hoopa, band,
nail rods. hor-. shoe iron.
Al.SO-Rnil road .hnirs, spikes, "N!es, brtiae cyl:s IT'D
boiler plate. All Of which will be @old =; :he lowest m-r'
Ike, prices. u. hitrHES o.
faD aT-c:f ArmG.y isoniD: M.i!s.
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AtiL.E Dt SEi:itDE-. b., rEg 90. a.!..,. 81.
- March 'u,l"crisUG Court. 1ii u.-.. To- o.. s..,.
yr"u. ',,i, hui - H:ar: ygGHG gTs, .-.rr .'.. r. Place.
Nr-rE i2-ril- Z - #.t.
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on TEIhI.-pl

q. THOMAS PATE,
& TrOREEY AND COUNSELLOR At Law, Corner
q OF Sacramento aud Montgomery streets ssn Ertn
ci.c, co.,,r,.s Aug - cit.
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AUC4':la Sali.E


Ei DICKINSON, HILL ~ 90,
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INO. ID. ASHTON.
a r y COUNCILLOR Al Law,
"A FNEETGHN, ILLfTOE.
Oct 3-uptt
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E.rSrAt'E e. MONCUks,

i ] IVNNT.l = 7
a T1'ENDS regularly th" Courts OF Caroline, Spo;-?i
q van!a and Hanover Counties, nnf those Of RiriIinon,
city.
Address Ru.Acr Glen T.. o., Caroline co AMY. Va.
Feb eft
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yErrTGR> SAB -. $50, NH Ga'G

Sale conducted by GoDpiS & AFrFf>oN, duct
March g-:dJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-03-17

FS'NNTIi NEI I||" ||.""
~ >nle conducted 10y GoDpi. i APrrEsc.,
MHrch J-.hwg wadtGr
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FLAT hOCk FEMALE SEMINARY.

SITOs til" year i.jI. tn" r!rs; s.-si1n al ;hi- Institution
q .~lc"Hm-ncc ga tnr -.tn Innurfy, and close ou TIE
l",' 81 !E"c. The second Session will c"rnmenc. the
!ntr NJ jay AMI close the !0th oi December.
TERMS. payable nj the end OF the session:
n'Ai' ~ :'slb! 10
! m:irn II IL" El.!.>h Departments, inclunirg
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Yo.r II =.!G and .e.!J,'.c!t!zea,
MG:. ?-;!,A -L1aH -. oio"ro'
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rrILI,MS &. o,;f. AyrT.

l. 2. BtALf. T-.s-o
l!nnlc, We,tmoreIsnd co!a,y, Va. = b .Q.-.w--.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-01-09
ARE YOU SICKa

Then you can't be cured too Don't de lay until your
complaint ncuabe and then when S too late
Fouhs of all the diseases which people the churchyards
might be cured by Ayers Catharctc Pills. if taken in
DON'T go dragging through the Spring. faint, sleepy
and stless, because your blood loaded with bile Don't
the Headache Heartburn and their kindred disorder
because your stomach is foul Don't parade yourself around
the world covered with Pimples Botches Ulcers Sores
and all Of the uncea diseases of the skin because
your system wants cleaning Don't show yourself about,
ean haggard all caved in because stomach and bow
els need Strengthening into healthy action Ayers Pills
these things right as surely as water quenches FIRE They
purify the body and blood and restore their functions into
healthy activity which you feel quick they
taken They the great medical wonder of this age
recognized by all who know their virtues and many thous
ands them. Take the CHERRY PECToRAL for Cough,
and the for all arrangements requiring purgatiye
medicine.
Chemist, Lowell, Mass
Price 25 cents per box-5 Boxes for 81 90.
For sale in Wilmington, N. c., by G. & d. DUPRE, VIM
H. LIPPITT, and A. O. BRADLEY, Druggists; in Colds
boro' by LUCAS s. MOORE; and by all respectable Drug
gists in the South.
ovi28th, lS56-l32m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-01-09

Col! Marshall made an effort the other day to have
the rules suspended in order to Introduce bill TO
peal the naturalization laws The motion tailed-89
against 90 although the of the Black Republi-
can party voled with the Know NothIngs. So ends
Know N othinglsm They will never command such
vote again 1t is the most respectable failure they
will ever make Louisville Democrat.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-01-09

>aEERo THE SUBSCRIBER has on hand, at his Shop
.S982 corner Walnut 4 Water Streets, general as
sortment of RlAGES, of his manufacture Which
he offers for sae the reasonable terms among which
may be found
COACHES, BAROUCHES, ROCKAWAYS, BUGGIES,
WAGONS, &c.
Which will be sold low. Purchasers will find it to their
advantage call and examine before buying elsewhere.
Repairing done low, at short notice, and the neatest
manner, for cash OF y.
Nov. 2I-lS-tf. ISSAC WELLS.
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$50 REWARD,

@A RUNAWAY from the Subscriber, about the first
no of July last, Mulatto man named DICK" about
twentyour years of age FIVE feet eight inches high
WNstout built has rather down look He is supposed
10 be lurking in Dog Wood Neck All Saints Parish South
Carolina where he formerly belonged to Mr. Montgomery
The above will be paid tor his return to his
Iodgnlent in any jail so that can get him.
Wilminpton N c. Nov, 24th, 1856. 66-4t-l3-H
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. }

WHEREAS complaint upon oath has this day heen made
to US, tive of the Justices of the Peace for the State
and County aforesaid by P M Walker of the said Ceun
y that certain male slave belonging to him. named BOB
formerly belonging to C. Nixon, has absented himself
from his said masters service and supposed to be lurking
deeds These are, therefore, the name tn stote,
aforesaid to command the said slave foI hv to return home
to his master and do hereby by virtue of the Act of the
and declare that if the said BOB does not home and
surrender himself Immediately after the publication OF these
by such he they may think fit without
tion impeachment of any crime offence for doing,
and without mourning any penalty or forfeiture thereby
Given under hands and SEALS this 3ls day of March,
1856. w. N. PEDEN, [Seal]
JAS. T. MILLER, TSeal1
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General Notices.
NEW YORK ExPREsS FOR

NEW YORK EXPRESS FOR 1857.
ITO PLACE THE ''WEEKLY EXPRESS before a
wider circle of readers it will in future be published up
on the cash system.
With the cash pan its price will be reduced to rate
which will enable all who wish to obtain to do at the
price the cheapest Of the widely circulated papers of New
York
The {" WEEKLY EXPR ESS'' will contain in addition
to the usual POLITICAL general miscellaneous and other
reading matter of agreeable family paper the New York
Markets. stock and money markets together with the Cattle
Markets of the country and such foreign markets
general interest.
Single Single CCopies Coppies per annum,
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To Cergymen the Weekly will be for One Dollar per
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single Copies 90 per annum
Two Copies. ............$ 90
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NOTICE.

VTNHE SUBSCRIBERS having now in operation a Steam
L Saw and Grst Mills in Wayne County, N. G., about
anything that be got out Of Long Leaf Pines
short notice. and hope by strict attention to business to
and receive the patronage of the surrounding public
Tho Wilmington and Weldon Rail Road Company have
opportunity of having their orders for lumber filed
and lumber delivered at Mount Olive without trouble
delay. H. w. & L. G. GRADY.
Mount Olive, NJ c., Dec. l9, 1856. 1861.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA }

Superior Court of Law, November Term, 1856
Christian Williams Joseph Williams.
PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
TT APPEARING to the satisfaction of the Court that
seph Williams. the defendant is not resident of the
State of North Carolina is ordered that the Clerk of the
Superior Court of Law make publication in the Wilmington
Journal for six weeks for the said Joseph Williams ap
pear, answer plead or demur Judgment comeso, will
be takeh, and the set for hearing ec parte.
Witness o. B. Sanders Clerk of our Superior Court Of
Law for the County of Onsow and State aforesaid the 9th
Monday after the 4th Monday in September, A D., 1856
Issued I'd day of December, 1856.
o. B. SANDERS, C. 5. C.
Dec IL, 1856 EPr adv. $51 15-6w
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S1OO REWARD
Will be given for sufficient evidence to convict any white
of harboring said negro thirty dollars for him if
taken alive fifty dollars for his head He has wife at
Mr., VIM. Hansey's, Sr.; is of Old Sam Nixon and
has two brothers in Town, of whom ohn Nixon) is
stevedore who may endeavor to get him off Captains of
P. M WALKER.
Wilmington, N c., March 3lst, 1856 l77-3t-3l-tf
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The Forged Will.

MIR. Warren, the lawyer mentioned in the follow
ing anecdote is Samuel Warren, Esq, author of
" Ten Thousand Year." and other books. He re-
lated the story TO a gentleman of New York, who
furnished it to the Evening Post
A few years since, man of high respectabity
was tried in England n charge of forging will,
in which il discovered be had an indirect inter-
est TO large amount. Mr.. Warren was the associ-
ate prosecuting attorney, and the was tried be-
fore Lord Denman.
The prisoner being arraigned and the formalities
gone through with, the prosecutor placing his thumb
over the seal, held up the will ard demanded of the
prisoner if he had the estator sign that nstru
ment to which he promptly answered he had.
"And did you sign it at his request subscribing
witness ~
81 did"
"Was it sealed with red or black wax 2"
"With red wax"
50 Did you see him seal it with red wax %
Where was the testator when he signed and seal
ed this will q
"In his bed.''
"Pray, how long piece of wax did he use 2"
"About three four inches long"
"Who gave the testaor this piece OF wax ?n
81 did"
Where did you get it! 2"
From his desk'
How did he light that piece of wax?"
"With candle"
"where did that piece of candle come from ?'
81 got it out of cupboard in bis room"
"How long was that piece of candle
"Perhaps four or five inches long"
Who lit that piece of candle ?'
Il lit it.'
"With what ~
"Wllh match"
"Where did you get that match 2"
"On the mantel, shelf in the room"
Here Warren paused, and fixing his large deep
blue eyes upon the prisoner he held the will up
above his head his thumb still resting upon the SEAL
and said in solemn measured tone
Now, sir, upon your solemn oath, you the
testaor sign that will-he signed in his bed-at his
request you signed it as a subscribing wness-you
saw him seal tit was with he sealed ia
piece of wax, two, three or four inches long-he lit
that with piece of candle which you procured
for him from a cupboard-you lit that candle by a
match which you found on the mantle-shelf?'
81 did,"
'Once mere, sir-upon your solemn oath, you did m
81 did ~
"My Lord-ITs wAFER!!"
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the place known as
the Jacob Mathis plantation, contaiRng four hundred
or less, and on which is good GRIST MILL
in operation 1t lies four miles OF Streklandsvle
good and healthy neghborhood.
For further particulars enquire of the subscriber at his
residence ten miles South of StricklandsVle of s.
BARDEN at Strckinsville.
Nov 2S-l3-6m. JOHN HUFHAM.
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MIR. JOHN A. .BREEDEN.-Si.:-You will hereby take
M notice. that the oath day of January, 1857 at the
Charleston, and State of South Carolina, shall pro-
eeed to take the dispositions of Robert c. Pinckney
Stephen Peot and Others to be read in evidence in suit
depending in the Superior Court of Law Of Columbus Coun
ty wherein Plaintiffs and you Defendants, where
and when you attend you think proper Respectfully
WATERS Il WALKER,
Dec. 10th, 1856. by their Attorney r. S. FRENCH.