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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-06
DIED.

AHER-On Friday, Jan. Of consumption, Harriet Aher' in
ARMsrRoNoon saturday Jan. Of disease Of the hsa.t
sSs .ed Is yss. ID %On.S. .nS IL d.ys
Album, aged II yesrs and months
ABEI-on Sunday. JAN T. Charles A. Abel aged IS years.
BRoNsoN-on Saturday, Jan. 8, Thomas Bronson Fed 50
years
,BKowN-At oppenhsim. Fulton County on Tassday Dee.
skowN-on Sunday. Jan. Alber. Fernando infant Of
William j. and Elizabeth Brown ssed year months aud
BicKERon Saturday morning jan =. her late residence
widow the late Cap. Nicholas BECKER Of the u s.
Gutter serviee, aged 70 years.
s s. se b on o asa. Mary
RAtDwIN-At Newark, N on Thursday, jan I, David J..
sOIAU0HLEY-on Saturday Jan Sarah Jane, daughter Of
Joseph and Sarah Claushley, aged year and - dsya
Elisabeth u Coles sssd years, months sni Is days.
pISsMoRE-on Friday Jan p John Dinsmore eyed year
suENsINe-on Saturday night jan s. Henry only aud be
loved Of Theodore and FIodeka paensu ased months
=. ,wgER-on Sunday, JAM in the 18th year OF his age
~ william Fowler native Of wootOnunderedse Ensland
s ,siAs morning at 10 O'clock No Sawe'' Seventeenth
POLL Tn-In ibis sit; on Frs,y morning Jan Frances
Snx vYon Monday Jan. 5, Susan NJ. wife Oflslysra-
osaps % and sssiys Of the family are invited to attend til.
'1s n rss r1 ;n; asInOOp .. OOSl from her late real
s S ,.a,a 81 h'aslOSeel intsfnont
(We8nes, - NJ - s. n =,
GREGG-A rss ased "a years lie was settled Al Cspe E,,
William ". Than half century.
eetn ' undsy morning, Jan. Nrs Mary Hall Ielic o.
HALIs-Qm EivaTd Hal a. : n "' WV
the lag o ,eQnkntsnoes and those vi her bro.hern
Her finds se d. respectfully invited
John IL oSsS 9Th Inst, a. ffsm her late residence
No 81 Prince Of o..
uAwLEY-on ~-~-'' 'AN = 'N'~- ~ WIG " "''- r.
uHwsy; and n end of the family respectfully invited
The ar funs ul nom her late Residence,
to stena Taesd. DAftsnOOS st O'clock without further
Invitation .A,,.h -.
Nss painful INES L. - - '--'''- - - ''s
o. sunday ms gnins Jan Of typhus f,yer Lner
ION &nS 5snshteI Of John H. Sail y tonsS 49,
Ar, AZ moab ana 3 dAys
weave S>IIn R-OoSlyp on Friday jar ? Colue wife Of
Edwin Sonlers on Saturday, jan Jane. Booru,s in.
kNOx-A Tsssse IL md Augusta s knox
tsnt son OF Isaadsy. Jan John Kelley native Of DuSs
EELLEY-0l
Ireland, 49, Florence Jo'sPAns, daughter 0fI'
and s. Leat age xaHtee In the Marble Cemetery Second
Her aims are d.
NSAy Dee 81, Mary Catsrie kussief,
IUSsiER-0n we6n. s<ss raoaths aud IL ds,S
daughter Of D. L0'"s' ' jane The daughter Of George
IyEMAN-Ou xhnrsdsy,, >ssih and ssya
sns MAY Leemsn Asedlt = az oe.samn,ion rs.,l,. y
nARfIN-Op Saturday Jan. y 81 cAsIl.s Malta seur
Msrtin Ase1 years Oldest >any 10 ss "a N,
fas ys.yes sna Sceoek the YorAyiiIs
.srs us (foesaay) afternoon ~ eer~ter SseanA ga
BsprS Chnreh, Eishsy'ard sats'' ''"'''
Third svepses'
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60 ARRIVE.
MARINE JOURNAL
rcRr OF NETWORK


s,,sr,hip-rr-c, Bssgs Aipinwsfi III o. NJ a.n.v
Bsrk.-H HIDE 9TH AtkinsoS, lama =, " F. '1''
Cteyai.r Woodbury., Say snnsh n ID otl. r,-,Dso-
RT;rs-G L Bsckmln. Wright, JAeksonNir ca,
urI,r. { Perkins Bels Ma-olAs, Russell Nqlnsi VI
Tor n ops1 D. Charleston, Gec Bukeyi D. otA'0 ny %
.r Cirur..gos Bret., son @. 50, n u, u,.,r,o,.,
SehCos--Mb Leslie AOp;s V@s d.. D. pTs.,o Haocs
go - Mon Post, Smith 4 c. Wake, NNnSrsn,'
Wfsrinstcn 5 Powell W Ela' S,Sho,e, pssi.
Hsuts. Myrov,r Jacs- ~ Wilmington hcOFeAY' N'''
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Ey Telegraph.

PROVING ErOWN Jan. Arr. schr GrorgeiLea, POl-ys
smyra Oct 5, aud Gibraltar OFT 10 Of and for Boston,
distress. Has had very heavy weather lost head OF icena
:opn bboom and bad sails spit struck on Truro
Bar sisna of distress when the steamer
b. FORBES Capt Morris Ia PoyDceown got under way took
BE- schooner Bar aud lowed her into Pfoyincetown
BOSTON, Jan. British brig Clipper, from Sydney G. B.,
With cargo Of coal Ashore Saturday night OF Hull
Iha q eI aRYrt
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Sales bn Aurtion.

fiction SALE.-By order of the supreme
n Cont under the direction Of She United sis"' rus
Comrany a. Receivers. sAMU FL OsGoVp 70, nu =,
s,s ace No "a Nassau have received insttncuVns 70
. ON Tuesday Janusry 9th and he following Gay, s
a. iOt M the entire stock OF ot & NJ al add sts
Broadway corner Beecker a. The OF ns es
- 81 a. be hest assorted IN the city, comprising eN'y
,ecps, Tor Including Sheffield flati arc
n 6pct ousity Brttanis Metal Ware, Japannsd ar o
MAR, Refrise large assortment OF hss NiJ
TIA Tiavs Cutlery ofthe best de.cr Phon I'm are
R.lns Horses Bufsies Cnildens Carriages Sr, 40
eptiye CATALOGUES whole Will be ready the asy % W,
ss Condition. cash In bankSble money. Deposs ie2ure
TN, nrrch.sers AT the option Of the Auctonser BIS sha
cod. will be- delivered f Tequired =. the conclusion OF e
daJss1o' $50 No 81 Hsssau-st.
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coURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.

gupHRIoR COURT-TIisl Term.-Noe. 81, 81, -, ~,
a az 49, g. g. TO- H. 7 a. 49, 78 H. 49, 80 g. 49, 81 -,
~ &C. 81 81 s 81 S. g. &C. &c. 100 Ol lo2 IOj 1885, lOj 100,
M Ibe iO9, no. ~
SUPRHNK CoURT.-Special Term.-Clsss Nos.
2 2s Class 2-Nos los 1876 1873, 2Os' so9 HS' E'
$50 m ., y,
SUPREME CoURT-Crcuit-Pa Mos. l9, 81 50,
81 a. so A. a. u.s. a, 49, 81 So S. 81 50 6l o. g. o. So H.
~ u.s. n 10 81 50, & 81 30 Part lINos w. Sx o. 'o %
N, A, a, 46, -. so, "a, 50, 90 60 4, /.
COMMON PLEAs-Triai Term Part mos II 10
a. Inclusive Part lIe-Nos. so TO IS inclusive
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A. J. BLEEckER, Auetioneer
COLLEGE PLACE PROPERTY AT AUCTION
A NTHONY J BLEECKER & co. will sell

N auction on TUESDAY, January S 1884, at u O'Clock a.
the MeTchsuts Exchange
No COLLEGE PLACE-The valuable property belonging
10 HI. b. Ms late Consul Anthony Barclay No. College
place Barclay street The premises consist Of three
brick house and lease Of the lot from Columbia College
for "a years from ls September 1881 with the privilege OF
further Of Il years and conditional renewal for third
like duration The lot from, . feet II inches Ia
the - feet inches the souhery side III feet
inches and the north eaey side III feet inches The
title this property The rapid extension OF
business In this section Of the city renders IBIS most desirable
locality for extensive wHchoues for which the depth o.
the ots well calculated Onehaf the pu chase money
remain bond and mortgsse FOR aud further par
tcusrs apply the office OF the AuotioneeTs No. Bfoa5
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- ~NTE
law LNTELLI0A4'~
suTkIMT COURT-ssEeilL
TWIN Jaass CLEtsr- ...,..

rVTkEME oOuR1 ;,s.. o.s.Ts'
sor'hN'' W PRACTICE.
=, r W,eker As,. Hossce Dies,,I.
-. !. Gas reduired by Judge Dawes 1,,
fnHse or Of Court 10 appear before .,, - he
sarlSss under section 292 Of the 1 We fsIei
V attend, md an order 70 sneT CO. why an attach
sa1e JaJge. lie al:o fAl' % Ind 10 show csuse,
and Judge Davies Pre- ,.,sog as Special Term OF the
ccur nS'.a a. 4er s3jadgng him guiI'y o. ~.
EnpS ~ gs@" ng an attachment agsinI; nm Su
s9sy ~. ~n,.. ....,, ,.to,, him.
49, Cete ordered ,he lt'schrnsn; Of oobempt
SeaIt ordered the plaintiff 70 he ~ "a, 10 which the
sd.STnod 10th parties appeared the sisnsa9t :a
ns that be hid aed 81: answer 70 -. ao, Fem ,sJ
asLns .ay pro- re5nss decision ofGenerA Tern On
gsa. ISS SnA Of Ape So J1sse oat q
court Jad,e coat Ooud alone ptn.h the ..ss1 con
ne. J Z: 5S:Ts iss.s an s..,.. -.
.pyst 1't[ss tais mSrnns rendered peIar h
81 the .gnio' h We hope l. able to PsS'h in i'A TO
c.1,s jRSss .uppo,rs the Court tsTef Of r. a;s1
p.ndin es,os, e se' s sg ar %s GsS them
ss. Court when hey were IN -" 20 ' sore s' DO
Can, ono rae actually performing The do''' Oh '"'s0
e. Of this hind wuald regarded invalid By th'
mn ssl Tern Of this Court on ~ snaei o b. eopye
se ~ & the tseudsa Or any of. Of TIE Cont In tIaa
IN ig
e~etsWhh the Court considet essential - tne eucht 20
,ps.reon Of jostce, and which v therefore uh"A''Ns
urrenasr without the authority II the LegI!sure'
DECISIONS.
John Vesscy at Susan Vessey.
Judgment Of divorce granted. lueg;micy o. oe
&yBdSDCs born decIered. H.
'eA1IOtts Woodruff BY her net friend %e ' Henry
Judgment Of divorce gr6ntsed . 81.
In the matter Of Philip " sIni'h, * -,
The matter must DO heard a: Genera9 Term ia GU
"' Moses Chamberlain, t.. sgt Geo. boyd etsL
Motion denied without costs.
John A. Ubsdel, &c, ss,. Chss Rod &C. 80, -
Motion TO set aside order OF arrest grah'ea "'"oN
B,,ol,yn White Lead Company az. John W. AGIaJ'
Notion 70 get aside attachment denie1'
Before Judge PEABODY.
Erastus 7. Teft ct Al. aEL Jacob NJ Cook IL.
Place of trial changed Onondaga County, as aske'
by tie defendant ,u -. nj A.n.x, &c
.,yudement of divorce granted the paintih to have
.s,ssody Of the ehtdren of the marriage
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-sPEciAL TERM-JhN' D
Before Judge INGRAHAM.
John Lynch and Jacob A. Defy ast. Mary A. eastman.
Motion granted without costs
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Total se rs zoe lee l5sIl.l72 o. asa ns sss

Very liberal subscriptions are being made to tue
bonds Of the La Crosse and Milwaukee Road by the
stookt oders and the extension west from Portsgs q
is to be at once put under contract. The bonds ore
being subscribed for at So secured by mortgage
of the road and al the lands granted by the lat Legs
ature, nearly million of acres, and carry the right to
subscribe to 10 shares of stock 10 each bond, upon
which s. y share only be called before the com
pletiOn of the road.
The Breadstuf markets are rather frmeT uader ne
private advices by the Niagara, bu, the Transactions
are not large. Pork is a tive and fm and all Provis
ions are well held. Groceries firm but rather lna =
tive The sales Of Cotton 1900 bales and In some
cases further advance Of .c. has been Obtained.
The exact sales of lands by the Illinois Central Com
Town Lots Observation-Disclosures. Sf36j
Total December .................... $3.50 25n ~
sisce jan Observation-Disclosures. k5I+ 40 II
Total lIt65O 50
Previously 55y85T7 -
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W. s. MELLoH, Auctioneer-By w. 5. MELLoR a Co.
THIS DAY, Tuesday, Jan. 8, at 1OI O'Clock, at
seeroon Nos IS and is Psrk row Morsaze Sale Of the
entire HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Of family breaking up
Housekeeping viz: 3py and ingram Carpets mahogany and
rosewood Chamber and Paor Furniture feather Beds Cotiass
Bdsesds har Mattresses Coets Giandoes Mantle Orns
ments French China Vases Tea Ware together general
assortment Of Kitchen Furniture which the will com
The trade particularly Invited
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Markets. CAREFULLY kEPoRIKpT oR lhE lhBus-.
MONDAY, January s. 1887.
ASHES-The market irregular the demand fAr sales OF
q bb. 81 81 ~ So 70. Pots. Extra At So skd ls
bus p.tris a. ~ S7i 80.
COTTON-Tbe market continues very firm and 10 fairly
seve further has bssn Ob'u I'd
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Reesipss 0, Produce J.xs

5, Iii RsgIssS-7 - ssis. E.o@r rs O. Wlsly Zoo
l. PrOyi.crh 50 pits ETA, 75sT tes, Lc..tI - es
Tbss-, Is DC. Es'sy ~
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III DOUGHTY, Auctioneer. will sell THIS

l DAY al l0t O'Clock all the elegant FURNITURE con.
tanned In house No l?e West 2sihs comprising Velvet
Tapestry Theepy and other Carpets Rugs, Velvet Stair
pets and Rod, elegant Plo Furniture ~ Rosewood and M
hogaDy, Chamber furniture In Suites Hair Mattresses Pea
Beds and Bedding Rosewood 7otsve Pianoorte superior
instrument valuable Mirrors. OIL Paintings Sta,uGry Mantle
Cloeh China Cfockcry aud Glass Ware Cutlery Basement
and Kitchen Furniture with which the sale viii
Sale peremptory without regard .thsr.
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DoURr OF GENERAL sEssIONs-JAS. 6-BefOre Judge


The January Term of the Court commenced TINS
oning quorum Of Grand Jurors were not present ana
those in attendance discharged until Tuesday morning
Louis A. Bernhard pleaded guilty to petit larceny
A. this was Oense the Court suspended Judgment
cid Williams tried and convicted OF bur
.Juy M the third degree Of Charles Lkman No
lea street which stole clothing He was
Pson for and three months
Leopold Williams, keeper OF q house OF PROSTITUTION
An We,t Broadway ea convicted Of assault aud bs.
terry upon and compelling her TO prostitute herself
He was sentenced the PeniteDtiaIy for one year
The Court then adjourned for the day
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A J. BLEEcEER. AOctoleeT. 49,
ENFCUTOR'S SALE OF COLLEGE PLACE

II PROPF RTY and of THIRD AVENUE LOTS. belong
ing 10 the ss,Ais O the late Wan Bard ANTHONY j.
BLEECkER Co will sell ~ suction, 81 tho Merchants sx
cbsrse TUESDAY. January ID, 1851, at u O'CLOCK the
following property, viz:
ON THIRD AtENUk-Three lots on east side OF Third
Avenue next the southeast, Of 18th being s1e
zach 24.sl by 90 feet.
No COLLEGE PLACE-The three story and basement
brick dwelling No College place Barclay %. The lot Is
3 n inches ia 'front.' feet inches Ia Ill fest
inches depth sde and il2 feet the olher 10 held
from Coumba College for 80 from September
1882 and aud sssessments containing
sganst nussnces and providing for renewal of
years and contingent renewal for additional term OF Il
The title the whole Ia beyond question. Three
ourbs purchase money bond and mort
gage Maps the office Of the auconeer No Brosdst
1f73) r. X. DELAFIELD, Executor.
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A n MEswn, AuetioneeL
DY BANGS, BROTHER X Co.-Trade Sale
ID Rooms, No. IS Psrs row.
w 8 MrLLoR, Auctoneer
DY w s. MELLOR Il Co.-Brandy az AUG
Don THIS DAY at Io4 O'Clock At SaesrOom Nos u and 70
P,kTos sold &c pay advances consisting OF 90 salons pI'
M in quarter half casks worthy the attention OF the trade
w :. MELLoR Auetoneer. ~
DY w s MELLOR 4 COL PLANO
TORTEs AZ Auction THIS DAY .. u O'Clock, AZ Sies'
room Nos 10 Parl row. sold 70 advances Also AZ
ocolk sold close COnsgnments, all the new
CABINET FURNITURE remaining from last sale o)bsistns
of about 5000 worth Of substantial city made Furniture Fan
cy Articles OIL Paiungs French plate Mirrors Sc, the whos
10 BE- sold positively. Catalogues morning OF sale Goods
can b. pac sed on the premises for sAippina
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The Governor q Mssour, il bis me''"s'
spsaks OF tie fnspcss If the State; ...,n,ts viii

e,5b, : you in dead the ;t,,' D ct sS5 Sood9a
I go la. f.cs eer' sld is ,S iressury !. No, on
FL he leIt 'No, seoe s,sb,s aosrshr .;siesl
IN T. sat s'octHrr ont 10 - iss5 :, - sissISi 10
Tre anaou-; q revenue ie,' - = a. ~ s1ssS 81
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fENIV'ro'ff' fIo,VS3
IL he Money marke. the supply is gradually beeom-
irg more abundant bat the deipard is large, aud boz
towers 4 Stock circles siR end difficulty in suppyin,
;heir wants
Tie movement Of the Banks continues to be expsn-
a"e. ihs Ssps showing ~ INCREASE % l,ss week Of
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for Sale.
VKyTHIl LARGE AND EVrEI ENT +
February IS, 1857.


VENHE LARGE AND EXCELLENT FARM KNOWN
hundred >) about cleared land and
the balance will mb,re and The whole mostly rich al
luv;;l bottom. On The farm good and *ubSant il
story br ok house. double br ok Kitchen brick smoke house.
IL good d,ubc r'ncd frame house, geh her with Glick
smith shop and wagon making shop, ard negro quarters
is the place good cotton house, and Press and
excellent horse mill and cribs. barns and Stables. The
Cadio meancrs ilr'ugh the wh'e length of the
There is well of ia in and excellent water
in the house yard. will milk house attached. and slen
did garden lot Ther- several good springs the place,
the house, The Military Rn the great western thorough
Texas bv III. house. THIS # The richest.
and desirable places in south western Arkansas. 1t
is situate nbu, les Arkadrph;, The county
town of Clark county.
Also, Thousand two hundred q 20n) in another
farm lying i'll Dallas County ArkalI>aS the Omclta
RIVER gable s1rea,n partly bottom, and partly up
land, with seventy opened 1T attention ot
persons intending to settle i'll Arkansas is invited to these
lands.
Aso Thousand and forty (lo4o) acres. of superior
Black lands situated in Clark county, Immediately the
Cairo and Fulton Railroad L;ne and six miles from water
navigation, 400 of this tract cleared aud.
Also. nine hundred (!") acres; lying III Clark county.
about half bottunl AND half upandS, miles from wafer
nav vg ,tirn and les from Rail Road line One hun
dred tlun) acres OF this tract opened land
Also, thousand three hundred and forty (l34O) acres,
living Clark county, half rich BOTTOM and % upe
ed, and the balance good up and.
Also, thousand sht hundred lS00) acres, lying in
Clark cunty loo opened mostly rich bottom lands,
and not subject to inundation.
All the above lands finely Timbcred and Watered.
For further part tcuars apply to.
W. FS BARKMAN,
Alkadephia, Arkansas.
Jan. 81, 1857. 1y-tf
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Read! Read !ImFOrtant New Political Work.
POLITICAL TEXTBOOK,
NCVCTO EnIA

rh,HE UNDERSIGNED PROPOSES TO ISSUE. ON
a the LIST day of June next. Political Text Book. or
c'Ss on either on the lStgS or IN the press OF any poti.
cal question VIII ch be brought forward. Amongst
other things will contain the Articles Of Confederation,
the Constitution hr and Kentucky Resolutions Of
9S and a? The Ordinance of l1s1. the vnri's Party Plat
forms fr the last twenty wears the i'aritd Convention
Pla, form, hc Know Nu.lns Ritual the Missouri ConprO
mise of lS2n the varn,,S Laws organizing Territorial Gov
e,ninens snce the foundation of the Government inclu-
ding The and Nrbr <k Act! the decision of the Su
premc Court in the bred Scot Of enact
of Congress In. foundation If the Government
VIII oh is the Of discussion, the Congressional ecrd
Of votes the classified extracts from important
Political Speeches Lrc'$. pertinent to present issues,
the Inaugural Address Of Mr. Buchanan abs 'racf of the
laws sf each State regulating suffrage. and providing against
the inmi yru,ion Of foreign pauers aud cnvcs; emgra
tion StaSt cS In fact. il will be Omniu gaher",n of
everything Of political Importance to the discus
sion t" The issues at present dividing, or likely to divide
parties in the United States.
Whilst the Undrrs gnrd is ardent and unswerving
Demucrat. he intends To make ihs "k complete Po!
Cal pcda unb asSed in lis preparation by party pre-
jud:ces that it will be book Of reference for men of all
parties.
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and handsomely b,nd and will be forwarded Subscr-
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Box No. llG, Post Office Washington City, D. c.
REFERS ro-Hon j. Clancy Jones of Pa; Hon. A. E.
Max eel. of Fla. Hon H. Burnett. o n.y.; Hon. A.
Q"nan, Of Miss Hon. John Kelly. # \. Y Hon. T. J.
Marshall. Of H. Hon. $. A. Smith and J. v Wright Of
Tenn; Hon. C. J. Faulkner, nf Va. Hon J. w Denver
Of Cal Hon. F. Stewart If Nd Hon. ". W Boyce of
April H. 1857. 42-tlJ
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-04-29

RUNAWAY FEEHENDED.-WASA ATk-
HA IN up and committed t" the jail ii kand' county,
\. c. boy who calls himself Henry, and that
he beinng> Anderson Willis "f Ca>we county. \. G..
ilat he from his Ea>ter at the laskn river wie
Ec iS Alabama. sad boy appears to he IL
years old :b", feet ir,itc> in hcsh! and
weighs about l3 IA" So black, and had 'n when taken
old wuo hat coats. vest, and pair lani> all
w,scn, AID good deal The is hereby r,t;-
fed fwaid. prove and identity his negro accord
ing law and take l:u away.
J. ". STEED, Sheriff:
November 9Th. 1855. tin.
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u EvIsED CODE, PRICE 81 on POSTAGE
ka when SEM by mail 45 cents For sale by
W. L. P0MEROY
Also the Revised Code interviewed. few copies only
in this form remaining So -.
W. l.. p. keeps also constantly on hand Jones' Digest
Ea"ns Forms lredsIl on Execno's and Law Books gen
er!ly particularly those required to be read for County
and Superior Cnur, License
January l.. lS:6. II
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$500 Reward.

EP ANYWAY FROM TIE SUBSCRIBERS, IN JANU-
la i>5f negro named SOW ELL, purchased
by from w +. .l>kcw. of Raleigh, VIII" IIci>r, him
tr.m Madison Hodge Sad boy about >.x feet gh. and
sl,s i>n pounds is -: years old has marks rec,
lecci except cw,rm his face; has wifi. AT Jac"b
clels> in Wake tcunty, ard is supposed 10 be lurking
in that ntig5,,ud. y reward III 500 will be g;vcn for
the icic.in and delivery of said boy to for his
confinement in jail 81 that get Ii III a9an and Slhn
will be for pool sric rn p c,nvic oi hai bor
ing him. Address SWITZERLAND q POWELL.
Wilmington, n. c.
February IS, 1857 2i-w&sw.f
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-04-29
GREENsEoRogGH MUTUAL LIFE IN

EREENSEOROUGH MUTUAL LIFE IN
INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY. This Conn
pany offers inducements those wishing effect Insur-
for life rarely presented by similar Institutions
Those who take Polio of Insurance for Life, and those
only. are Ne'nhfis g tile Cmpa"g-encd to such profits
may be realized from accumulated Premium Fund,
and from the large amount of Deposits i'll the Trust De-
partmens of the Company, which kept actively
ployed.
Policies of Insurance issued the applicants own life
or on the lives OF slaves, for year, term of years, at
moderate rate of premium.
. Deposits of money received in the Trust Department
the operation of which is that of Sarngs Bankad the
dcp"sitoIS allowed interest the raie of per per
annm for any time not exceeding four months per cent
over four and not exceeding six months; and per cent
for any time six months.
Pamphlets containing full and particular information
forwarded to any required address.
d. p WEIR, Sec. G Treas
Greensb3rOugh n. e. September l, 1871. Sly.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-04-29
IIOtel for Sale.

FHyHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING SERVED TIE PUB
IL Lie years the capacity of laud:orJ, and wishing
to retire, offers his Hotel fu! sale.
THIS Iute situated near the House. Main Street.
3ro vaids North of The y. r. r Station, contains in nd
dton 10 Puror Hall, and arg* Dining Room, - comfort
able Bed Rooms all e. excep,ed) have lre-ces also in
prcess of c,mpleol other Bed Rooms On the premi-
ses are all necessary utbuIdngs, wells ice house, &c.
Persons r<irus of purchasing valuable property would
do wr to call scon as am determined to SELL Terms easy.
j. l.. MADRl, Prcpr.eor.
Lexington, N. c., Feb. 81, lS's 2s-sw;f