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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17

BS- 9lm lrttm Nittwc6 iel sufali8errsti'
Elm Jtino in ScbnstUwn lit cinen % Sup tisfn
Sruunen bic Muttsr wrlde natr babel i'm Gar
ten arbsItcte nabm ausentlidA bait an Der Sets
ts Der gBa,e. lief fd bnab unc maGte earn.
Muttcr uno &inO purpen mtel6dbist teraus
sc,rsen. Oirle Slnplung wtrb ais Gin M'ufrr
psIbIi6cn Wutbs tctra4tet, une 3etSt bic Startg
ucu miittcrlidrr 9iebe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17
ganeafer Caunty.

Nr& immsr treibsn Mcrobrsnnsr ibr g2sifn.-
Gm prrltbtm Dcuueritas trannte meiiIi6 RON
9anealcr, an Der Milneplle 9urnpeif. bic Sdsu'
et Ycn Scbu SBiGams as. i3psi gfsrpe wuren
osrettct, atrr pirr Sdue. alleS Seu unb Strcb,
cine DreIamaI6e. Bslidforni6der, BinbmutIe,
picrerssl6irr unp anpsrss @rdtt, lno bon ben
Siammsn yrlGrt. Die Shrusr mar fiir $1,000,
Der SnbaIt fir $3.50 prIl6srt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17

Strutrungtn SdbsOeutfdldnb.
Sn Stuttsart uno dnbsrn beceutenpen StGoten
SipesutIdlanes 1oa siHe Gbeugang Der esbens.
uittel einsetreten unc bic Sausmistbn teerutene
aeleiaert worefn istn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17
f1om Nlih crfd,Iaaen.

Gin alter Shuasbrer bon pcrt Carbon. Sra,
meme WcSernan. rurOe am Nittpc6 atenb bel
bem tsftissn @spi;terlurme. auf benz 0ese ami.
lden pUttsoilts nnc leinsr 5simatb sem SIiBe
erlAlaaen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17
rag-Dfr Qant1b unp bic @aucrtl son Galc

pg-Drr 2anrFB unp bic Saurrt pcn Galct
Grpc. gsq., enttattero I TO 9dcr eanr, am Sri
itol 3urnpsif in Buds Gauntp. wuree nculit
purd, Die Scrrcn 9tcmas mb SGbue fir S70,s
$50 prrtauft an @rrrse 8. Stuor, Gsq,, pen
pbiticrpbia .-Rw Gin iol6rs @runceiScntbum
tluisn nnp tsSabten fam, 1T 70 gut ab ais ein
rciher Wann,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17
gin fbperer pcpeGter.

Gin Serr BON SC1cn bat niht wsniacr ale
$3.50. 600 ouf Orpcit. oper bat senannte Summs
in rrsi 8dutsu iensr Gttp. pbns Sntcrelien, BIN
terle9t t-Gs fam bies Elm ,fpltbsr" Wann
sruonnt mersm.-Gin lctGer Dcpcftcr 1T aud
9rp 6 taSrnswrrtt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17
9tQ0rt0t.

Die NitstieNcr Der Gib gDlritGdn ..ess
Stcd Snfurance @sIsllAoft," linp tisrpurd cine
erIabrn elmer gerIammIuna bet;umUbnen, welte
gebaIsrn wersen fed. oui SamiasS cen 20lcn
Stunt, 1857, um ubr Nu6mittass, am @alls
taule prn Spfa5 Saerer, in ttiastcm
5aun1Gip, bri psldcr 0rIesGbsit Ssamtsn fir
bic @eirGI6aft srrrdGlt Werben iclrn. = 9tntt'
li9 geiwotuun9 lit errartet.
Bg Gcl6e Die i6rsn Stcd srF6srt su Eabsn
irinI6sn. lnp singeIapen lld baIeltf cinsufnren.
Die 8erpalter.
Suni II. 1857. nqfm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17
9}eue @Iter.
@SteSer trt6 8cr9crS
Gut II. Aappen- Manntaktur

Sc. 25, @eit bumittcu.Suaer, stllentaan,
ii Jest nit sincm neusn unb aucsesei6netsn Stpd
Der lASnllen, beltCn np nsumpeisitsn
oiiten, 9appcn rtnb alien 9lrtrn Sriik>
jabrs> unb Spmmer<!6iiten
cerIe9en, uub tielcbrn SrrFaufen i6re Sitter su 70
biai9en YreiIen, als Ie in ben Seeitarten unIsrer
laipn pafauft wcrben fSnnen. 9br Stod IN
iebt gan; neu unb Die glrtifel in ibrem SADIE t6n-
men nidt an S66utet, Site uno SiaiSteit iiber-
trcffen rerbsn-unp pa fe ben ein;ssn pcllNdr>
pisen 5ut., Sappens uno GursStotr In hitirr
Start baltsu, 70 fani, man fih parduf psrlaesn.
pab ie ale Su ipiinldenpe @rtitel In ibrsm IaGe
tsitdnbis gum Sertauf balten. Sbre 5dtn uno
Sappsn iinb meiltens BON itrsr eisenen Gabrfa-
ttDn. unb wer Scn iburn Fault miro lid nis be-
trc8en fnten.
Ra-Sic filb banftar fir tis6er senrTcne litc.
raIe &unpfdaft, uno bUffen auf isrneren 3uipru9
rrrIclbcn unp auf einm 3upa9s Der @5anrr.
stIentaun, gtpril 8, nqtp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17

BeS- 5d,icebte sutter.-g4m. gBccc, Bon
Buds Gauntp. purpe pprlsBte gGU&t i'm 8er
eicn Sotel, In gtilapelpbid, serbaftet neil er
8utftr psrtauft Bate, bic wie Der pcli;rtbcriGt
Iust, ale RNscnI6mirs gu i4le6t irm. ar wurs
be unter $400 9iralhaft aeitslt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17

Ba- Gin 5err Sa98Gt Scn 9lrrburs, Nru-
gJcrf. bat cin Satent fir zine Mol6ins gum
0runpbrnrn- gusniahsn erbnltrn. Gs bsibt rab
Elm Wann nit spet pfsrbsn nit bieisr Nai&ine.
6 Nder Gunpbirnsn III rtnrm Sage ausmaaen
ftnne.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17

B0- Gm tlten Suni it pas DampfIaiT Ga.
HaSa NIT Saaen Ipdteren Nsutsteiin pom Nus.
Iance ,u glrp SJcrt angeIanst .-SSeine Defenders
widti9e Reuisteten Fnb bur6 rahslte srbaIten
pUrren. :. Die @straipe prsi6e ltanosn immer
nod fslt, dtr nit rincr 9leisuns gum GaGsn.
p%Die ,,glcrb. .9lmrriean" iit isitbem NIT a
Tassn ipGtern Reutstsitn ansslaRst. wrraus &c
F9 trStt pap bic @sbIprsiac Sefalsn Rno.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17
Kid,ter gynd, in t1iid,iaan .

Qm Dienfas Dor odt Sassn wurps in Nor'
ldaa Gin gNann, Ssbiel 8Ubtns. Der elm IdIeAtsS
Saus tiet. ppn elmer 9tn5abl GlbieS sctb0rt unb
sefsprrt. sic batten ibn pUrbrr scwarnt ben Sr
3u psrlaiisn, prrr isin ltIedrs 0el6dit aufSuscs
ben. otcr er bate feline Npti3 bon Der g8arnune
9cnemmGn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17
SSeier be5 4ten SSuli.

DaC gublifrm h tc6a6tunsspru einselaeen
Gbsil III nebmen an Der 6ei9 res n6hlcn 4tcn
Suii in Slatinstrn, Se6a @auntp, wctti bic
g4aifnstcn unp bic gSsIfar Sra6 .SanpsH cine
5rbl btippbnsn ieerren, uH jcncH SGs gu srrberrs
lidrn.--gu6 fno bic gSdldin9tcn 9idfrl 8dns
acrs, ouf Ginpiaisuns res Gapt. Stspben Sdtc'
Der, cinsrlopen in prasr Uniform triSuprtnsn. =
90 fcmmt bean 9lae, alt une Sung. unO laet
uns Daslcnise IN lleterIrsms unD 1ntGrspung
nrtmen. ipas unIre gOrpdtsr fir uns setban has
bcn.--1n ubr wire fi& cine @rcpbon fCrmi.
rcn, uno rann Ipater wsrpen bic @esenndrtigen
pm4 oerIairpsne sciddte Hepnsr aneerepst per,
pen.-9luf gInrrbnuns
Der Burger pon Slatin9ten.
Suni II, Hq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17
sc 6d 50 otript.

,,., Res- Sn bsr BsEanutmaGune, buta rpslGe Elm
@rotfamieo @siens unO Elm sstrjunse sur Gr'
y Itsnlms Ses ndmlidst @eldafts, IN Oter Sau'
coma ssIuht mirc. uno rusl6s RA auf Der sraen
s'Seite piser 9eitans tsiubst, bat iId Gin 6sblsr
9 avtnStIdii6fn ;-rs fOute ndmtd ba no es Soma
it9an 3umielO beibt. Seize gtumfele bsisen,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17
SIT e6 nt6t fp 2?

9eptoihe u I'll y utS bes
rdbmts ltlbllsfit9clnrs 81 a NJ
IN { n uno Sars. uuo ou
Ipirit Gas 9ouSs Sobr frilcte
ISriitbts an Scmmsr;Y eigsu
Ibaber,
8clIifGnoi9e 2tnmtiFun;
zen UNI allie 2(rten SriitI,tt
lamb Scmotcss oububmoh:
ren tc0ltitcn bic Sannen
Inno Sdrs.
Sie fine ptn 3inn, Glas,
0uesnewaaren uno Stutr:
uno atio:prcbs Stsinpoos
rem esmoht. Die @rSBrn
Ilino ron rintm 9,cint ;u ci:
ntr Gaucn. Dislc &onncn
inc Sars fino 9inilicb often
nm cptrn Gnee uuo eseienet
IOttcucmie in Der Sranspcr;
taticu ;u tewirftn.
gu pcrtaufen bei Den
Stcbrhaltcrn rurthaus Den
rStreiniaten Gtaottn.
ltustunft:Girtulare msrs
pen ouf 8GrtangCn 9cIh:dt.
ibOroers rcn Dem panccl
pGroin ertcteu.
Ssio 9crui6 eoprn eaB Sbr
itir 2lrtbur's Sonnsu Il. Sars
rnet.-0tcicltc babru bic
prcbe pcu ;pci SabrsJsitin
'ellanotn, Il. fin0 pcn ,6un:
acrttn uuo SouItnben non
Somititn, ,Sctels uno 8cit:
I5iuftr 9c0rautbt wcrecu.
Bir MAIDEN oicItIbe nur
fir bic S11inicucn.
Qrtbur, Surnbam
uuo Bilroy,
Sabritantsn unttr Dem pa=
tent, gic. III unb ll9
Gd0 lots Ctr. (@dc her
@scr9c) 3bilabelpbia
n,8Sp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17

D6g- DaS SAarladFrber bsrrIhts ME mir
scrrsbmcn, pur prnism SSc6en nod aufdllsnS
in etnisen 5beilen BON Buds Gauntp. Me9rGr
8nper Tnb ocml lsIten erle9sn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17

Bottom, 8. Simt. Sn Gbeilsa brannten DO.
rise gsaGt 10 Bobntduier, jepes i'm 8ertbe ppn
unaefShr $4,000, nieber.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17
@irtbsbaus Stanb,

ben wobltetannten
&zzA @irtbsbauS Stanh,
:i;: a astsssu in ben bltibenten Stabthsn
- Gatufauqud. unO ssssnwdrtis tcmobnt
pur6 5bomas Sidtsnwaltrr. gum Ssttauf un.-
Deeen Gage III Die bette in belagter Borough, ins
brm bdlIelbe beinabe Central gelegcn III, unD ben
Rsiicnbsn olle Srausmlihfet scwdbrt. 1aa
@etdure III Stcd bod, ron Sada,nen rrbaut
teinats neu, IN In allen 5iniihhn aeraer nod
WunId eineerihtet UNI oelss @eIdGIt gu tetrci.
ben unO srdnset an bic Saupt Strabe Der bsla9'
ten Staet.
OlcitbfallS:
Gin ntucs bcppsltss trtlt6dietsS 1c6nGaus
selsscn auf bem Gde Der Wiley serube geasniibsl
Don Rem cbi9en Giasntbum; entbaltenp sc Suf
in rer Srpnte unb 80 Sus in Der 3isIe, nit eincl
anaetauten spslBdistcn badlcinernen Slide
Das Saus 1T SurGauS gut einsrridtet, nit allrr
Sequrml6feiten Die sepiinl6t werem.
gBsnn ubiseS Gissntbum nitbt SpiI6sn nur
unp rem 1hen Suli Ssrfauft pirp, 70 t6nnrr
na6Gg bic @rfunpsunsen in 8eSus parouf te
6srrn Scbn SOper, in Gotalauaua eings,cgeI
merben. - Des gi9entbimrrs SorIdb lit mad
gGeten ;u ;ieben. psI6es Die rinJse llrIate
pas bieies Giaentbum i'm @urft IN.
q. 9. = Bon bem UHtbsbauIe fam 1ostrid
Srib sesebsn werren.
!Sefe Snaub.
Stunt II. 1857. - nQ3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17

OF Cine rei4li&e pfrlia Grnte wiro In
Staat Dslapars erpartet. Die Slume fcilen
Icpsit Iebr psrlprr6sno Irin.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17

BO-S dredtt6. guf Ben CAPE gdrbr
Snlsln unp Dem ArGpsl Ipllsn in ben lssten Wlo'
natsn 10000 WsnI6sa Der Gbutera gum SPfsr
arfallen lein.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17
Die 11aak u0u GataCauqaa.

gahrht pirp bsrmt 'srtGsilt, boB bic in Der
Interpretations 9Ittr Der Sanf pun GataIauqua
tenamten GcmmHfcnrr5 fb psrlammctn werprn
gu rem Gnrsprd, bic SilanS rsr SutIriptipnen
ors Strds rrr bcla9trn Sanf, ndmlia nod 1894
2tnt0eiIr su snrpfauscn 6reitast unp Samifa8s
Den 26lsn unS 27FcH Suni 1857, AM SauIe vpn
S6omae 9idtenwaltrr in Gatalauqua. Die Sii.
der perrsn SsSifaet UNI 10 upr MprSsns an tsi'
Ron 9aoeu
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17

S0- Der ,,Genrs Gauntp Demctrak" prl8rr
tcbtrS Satr MilSlrS 6iamcre untsrilubte, 1T III
Irinrr Ieetsp giammr fir ben 9I4tb. DaSiS gSil'
mot terausaetcmmen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17
Gtltaraphifaes..
,Sstier in Keaoina, Y1IaG.

in8eacn, 8. SUM. Carriers Cabinet 0lani.
fattur ID 8eabins brannts In poriser 8adt nice
per. gtrful S25 900. gerfideruns $40 900.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17

Die @eisuIGaft tsr Ssluitsn IL Int 9teriff rin
lGrlsstum Ia ghianeo su errt&ien.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17
Sehet bterI

so Dubenb Der bs1rn 6rus unb @etraibrs
9cden bic ie in gllen!an S@ittelsabrln-
SdTafrae -gDaGerlisen uno fleine SdB6rn UNI
gBaGsr uno Sriutsn pura bic Seu' unp @ctraipe'
Grurts auf bic Selosr su nebmsn - alts pisS III
wOblfeil ;u srbultsn tst
e5pbn 8. Cole.
9uni II. 1857. na3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17

9spsgorf. 10. Stunt. Die ,arubta"
sins tsute init 1876 pafasiren unp d Ddaicn
BaararlD nnh qiperpcpt ab.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17

n5~ Die Getancn Bailey giientatn IN nun
,wlden 9e6nnrn unO 0ieaoins in pplsr Opera,
tiUn unp ma6t tepsutenre UslAdfte.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17

q Der S6raubfnOimpfrr ..SnSiana'' mad Sre'
men iiter eonpcn Issette nit 1919 Yadassrsn UNI
Nlittag as.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17
81 It . rb en;

Gcrtebts Bo6e, in Ster NilfcrO, TarrIaip
eeGa Gauntg, 2Ypia anna Warleuer,
SUdtsr bes wcilanp srritprtrnen 6enrp Narirl.
Ter, in Dem 2Ilter ron 81 Slbrsu. Wcnat unb
t2 Sa0rn. S4re SrantHrit mar SaarIaa Sic
Ser.
gtm 11ttn Stunt. hi 9liebr Wacunsjs 3aun.
i&ip, GeGa Gauntp. 6rau Guiana 6 Mt
M mcrer, IN sinem 9lltcr ppn SO Sabren. = Sci
ttrsr Srerriauns am lcptrn Srnnta9 preri9te fsr
Gbrr. Srrr 8atb.
gfbte gGcfe in Nrrb 0let0ad Gaunfhip
2eGa Gaunts, Serr 9eter 8ern, in enem
gIltsr BON etma 62 Sabren.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17
SDllnta95@S S1ul~SSeIt.

OV4tIEtWSO~~ y OkTF'
Gtr Getcr Grset SonntassIduie ostrntt auf
ScnntdsS ben 2llen SUM i'm ll6r Ru6mit'
tags tinen 9lusganS mad Wi6aet . a III MS
g8alo su madsn, BEL wslGer Welesentdt mebre
orr &inrst mic aud Der 9sbrrr Scrtrdse unb G'e>
ISnge atbnltsn psreen 3u 9tciGrr 3eit ica aud
cine GCartte gum Seiten brr Spnnta3sl6ulr auf'
ssnommsu iprrpen.
9tue 8rcunSe per Sunutustf4uIe Fnb enSsia'
ban bet3aprbnen.
@cltr tas 9Bcttsr an uGtnsenanrtem Sage III.
sdnids Iein, 70 finret pas 5et auf ben parauHcI"
senprn Scnntag ltatt.
SdmeS .. 9lGer.
Natban Gbert.
Suni II. raim
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17
Sadsbarer
WirtDSb1mS-S -Stdn6,

Durd, priuat Sanoel 81 perFaufen.
Der llntsr,ei6nete bIetst bura Yrisat 9anbsl
ben pphltetannten
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-17

Stunt II. 1857.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-01-16

Besides accommodating the trade for the present as an
auxiliary In the stone structures, they will effect great
saving.
The original estimate for the improvement of the Cape
Fear and Deep rivers 000 this estimate
time understood mainly to encourage the agricultural
production OF the country, D0rasrng on the line OF the nm
existed in the valley of Deep river but it regarded
merely as an interesting geological fact an OuerOppng
sooner however was it known that improvement was
region became of great interest and the field of scientific
explorations the result of which the discovery of coal
hed Of surpa ssng wealth every square mile Of which &C.
cordng TO sclentlhc and reports be made
to yield equal to the property valuation of the State
The company adapted their Improvement to this great and
unexpected accession of tonnage The plan OF suIces
through the falls and the adaptation of the natural ponds
which entered largely into the original design was aban-
doned nine damsand locks not contemplaed IN the estl
mates, added to the works. the locks enlarged and the
depth o. water increased from three to five feet Unfou
nate for the company they did not follow this udeious
change in the plan of their improvement with corresponding
estimates the committed has been the attempt to
out great and important improvements not originally
contemplated with insufficient MEANS leading to the adop
ton of incommensurate or inadequate plans
The exceeding the original estimate not therefore
the result of any in the estimate but of extended
and enlarged improvement not embraced in the estimate
was, however somewhat swelled by the increase in the
price labor the interim between the date of the es
mate and the commencement of the work.
The great of to the improvement will be
transportation of the bituminous COAL existing as above
stated in the valley of Deep river Thu analysis of several
distinguished chemists prove this coal to be superior in the
production of gas to that of coal in the country Two
mines opened, only one, however, is in operation
informed by the agent that the rsn excavated in
the process of mining will the cost of raising the coal
it is certainly and superior quality of ore.
The coal can be delivered in Wilmington, including min
ing tolls freight and charges, aording handsome prof
to all parties, at four dollars per ton.
informed that extensive operations will be commenced
the parties interested in the coal fields be
ured Of the completion of the Cape Fear and Deep rive
improvement to Fayetteville.
feel confident that income the coal trade alone in
dependent of other of will be sufficient
the annual of the work and interest on tn
capital very AFTER if not from tho date of the compile
ton of the work and that there will be- for long period
continually increasing demand for the COAL well as al
increasing revenue from other sources.
/ have the honor to be,
Your Excellencys very ob't servt,
| WALTER GWYNN,
| CiUL Engineer
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-01-16
A HOMESTEAD FOR $40:

SECOND IIVlSlON.
$4,000 worth OF Farms and Building Lots,
IN THE GOLD REGION OF CULPEPPER COUNTY
Virginia, to be divided amongst 10000 subscribers,
one half down. the rest on the delivery Of the Decd Every
subscriber will get Building Lot Farm, ranging in
value from $40 to s COO These Farms and LOIS sold
served the the value of which will compensate
for the apparent low price now asked
company of settlers called The Rappahannock Pion-
Association is forming and will commence set
Element in the spring ample security will be given for the
faithful performance of contracts and promises.
Rs- More Agents wanted to obtain subscribers to
whom the liberal inducements will be given. Some
Using will be done every Agent where possible For full
particulars, Subscriptions. Agencies &c, Apply to
E. BAUDER, Port Royal, Caroline CO., Va
or to H. w. FOY, Agent, Wilmington, n. c.
Jan, 7th-lO3tt
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-01-16

as~\N THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs the
TT III Citizens of Wilmington and its vicinity, tina tn
Sa N has located branch of his New York house at
No D. Market street, the Wharf, where he will keep
every description of
SADDLES, BRIDLES, HARNESS, WHIPS & TRUNKS
Every variety of Ladies Gentemen's riding Saddles
Fine Sole Leather TRUNKS, and every thing in his
line Having extensive facilities, he will keep constantly
hand the most splendid and assortment of Saddery
goods in the State all of which will be sold at New York
prices.
B. Repairing Harness and Trunks done by the best
workmen and all orders Harness executed with prompt
ness and despatch MATHEW A WILSON,
Importer and Manufacturer of Harness,
Nc. SO Canal street, New York, and
No. Market street, Wilmington, N. q:
Sept. Goth, 1856 1s-tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-01-16

AN the I'D day December last the subscriber lost
~ had stolen from him. his Pocket Book with money
in it, and the following receipts and notes. Wis A Empies
receipt for Duncan NJ. Bryant for ($950) nine
hundred and fifty dollars note L. Peacock for eleven
hundred and forty odd dollars with credit of $780, Dec
10th, 1856 Alfred Smith, payable to J. w Ed
wards, for about twentySeven dollars, and note A c.
Dickinson for fifty dollars with two credits of $40
the other of $40
All persons forbid trading Tor any of said notes.
ceip and the makers of them requested not to pay
them to any but the subscriber
reward of ten dollars will be given to any who will
deliver the said notes and receipts to the subscriber at
WhteVile n. c. E. E. LEE.
lon
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-01-16
CIRCULAR SAWS,

featured of the finest quality Cast Steel, by the very
best wokmen. They tempered by Syvesters Patent
empering Machine (Which tempers evenly nd
the blade sitter the guage of plate than any other
aparatus and ground Southwes Patent Saw Grinding
Machine the only machine that will grind Circular Saw
perfectly true. For sale by
July i, 1856. j. M. ROBINSON & SON,
P S-Saws of every kind made to order.
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Dougherty county. Georgia, claims TO be the rich.
est in the world; we presume, however, outside of
those embracing large cities. The valuation is as
follows: Slaves, s2,23O, 9l2; land, sl,78l $50 !;
money at interest, s65O,567 city property, $780,
000 an Onst OPss
divided out, each voter in the county would be
siderable farmer, with nine slaves valued at five thou
sand dollars and ten thousand dollars worth of land
to work them on.
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WARSAW HIGH SCHOOL.

j. FdIoOAE, a. D. superintendent
FTNHlS SCHOOL commences its Second Session Mon
day, the 18th of January, 1857. The department in
Agricultural Chemistry is still continued the charge
of Prof K H Drysaale, his laboratory being replete
with all necessary chemical apparatus Gymna has
been fit up the grounds the Academy feature
in the School which will doubt receive justly
it's the cordial appreciation of every patron company
is also in process of formation in which each nd
vidua of the company will be drilled for hour during
each day these and valuable features being projected
and conducted solely by Prof. Drysdale.
Warsaw is BEAUTIFULLY located the Wilmington and
Weldon Railroad, its intersection with the Fayetteville
Stage Road this being of easy from any point
near these routes Parents and Guardians will find few
situations aoding better advantages for the education
moral physical intellectual of their children and wards
Terms per session of twenty weeks, as follows:
Higher EnSush branches IL on
CLASSICAL Deparm menu 10 w
Agricultural Chemistry with of Apparatus 10 90
Incidental Expenses for this Department so
No deductions from the time of entrance will be made,
except in of protraeted sickness children being ad-
mitted for a whole half session desi :abe.
Prof Drysdale will continue to examine Soils mars, &c,
as heretofore.
Board may be had in good families at from IS to $40 per
month Six eight be accommodated by the Supsrn
tendent. D. ]. MIDDLETON.
JAM l6th-20-4t Secretary of Board of Trustees.
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,yRf1 Printing.

We would call the attention of Merchants Business
and Others facilities for executing with prompness
and in superior manner jon PRINTING in all its varieties,
and solicit share of their patronage Having gone to
siderable expense in fitting up Jobbng Establishment,
prepared execute all kinds of Plain and Ornamen
tai work, such Ball Tickets Programmes Cards and Cir
euiars of every descrrtio also Pamphlets Bill Heads Bills
of Lading, Promissory Notes, Way Bills, Hand Bills, etc.,
etc, with neatness and on reasona BILE terms.
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New STORE And NEW GOODS.
TTNIIE UNDERSIGNED has just opened at the Store
North Water Street, formerly occupied by Mcsss Wes
sci & Eiers and complete stock of goods suitable for
the and country trade and offers them low prices
any other store in the place Among them maybe found
the following
16 boxes Tobacco-Worlds FAN. brand;
40 do do Hazart do;
5 do do Columbia do;
Is bags Coffee 80 kegs Nails;
hhds Porto Rico Sugar;
5 bbs. Clarified do;
so boxes Colgates Pale Soap;
so do Scaled Herring;
Is bbls. Common Whskey;
5 do Bourbon do
25 do Apple Brandy;
5 do North Carolina Peach Brandy;
20 boxes Cheese; 10 kegs Butter;
20 do Adamantine Candes
10 90 Black Pepper; 100 gross Matches;
II do Cinnamon 10 boxes %aleratuS;
bbls. Malaga Wine, an excellent articIol;
300 Round ShaYes-L. oods make;
80 Poughs do % do;
10 bills. Soda Biscuit
cases Shoes-assortcd qualities;
IS reams Wrapping Paper;
ibis. No Mackerel. Besides good smanyEothcr
articles, mention, which will be sold low for
cash by q. PRlGGE,
Nov. Goth 81 North Water Street
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RUSSIA SALVE.

Is purely Vegetable Compound of and peculiar
combiI aton and the best Save made for the
Of BURNS, FLESH-W OUNDS, and SORES of all kinds
Price % cents Ter box liberal discount by the dozen
gross. For sale in Wilmington, n. G. by
S. W. WHITAKER,
Oct 9Th 26-6m. Agent for the proprietor
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MARRTED.

In this town. the l4h inst, by the Rev. Mr. Greer
Mr. MARSDEN CRAPON, of this town, to Miss ANNIE
PAYNE, of Washington, d. c.
In this County, on the 9Th inst by Lewis Hghsmith,
Esq, Mr. JAMES ?. PARKER of Sampson County, to
Miss MARGARET E. SPRINGFIELD, daughter of Mr.
James Struggled of New Hanover County.
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DIED,

At his residence in this county, the I'D Of December
Mr.. SAMUEL ATKINSON, aged So years months an'
days.
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NoTE. River Lumber Tar and Turpentne soldfn the
water to the of landing COOP
urpentne about lO@4 cents per bbland naval stores
when brought per railroad about the expenses in
curred-*FOr Virgin O mixed Turpentine deduction
fifth is made the price of yellow DIP,
cordng to quality.