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FROM h YORK.
New YORK. Dec. 5.

~
The Times Washington correspondent
asserts that Henry S Martin, of Mississippi,
a clerk in the Interior Department, was the
sec-e, agent of the Administrator in Kan
sas, during the deliberations of the Consti-
%tutional Convention, and 1t asserts that it
vas through his representations and inhu-
ence that the Convention determined on
only a partial submlss on OF the Constitution
TO the people % The Territory, and farther.
. that it was Martins dispatch tG Washington
which led the President and the Uaion to
take their positions so early in favor OF the
Conventions action.
The anne correspondent states that the
preliminary struggle for the Speakership
has been suddenly brought 10 a conclusion
Phelps is to withdrew in favor of Orr,
which ~insures the ~lstter's election, and
Phelps is to be appointed Chairman CT the
Committee on Ways and Means. J. Clan.
cey Jones, the other prominent opponent oil
Orr, Chairman of the Committee Oh Foreign
Relations, making the latter the political
and the form IT the financial leader OF the
House.-The struggle for the other Offices
continues warm.
Two hundred men, employed at the Erie
Railroad Depot, at Piedmont, were dis.
charged on Thursday, having refused e
work at re0uced wages. Others were hireC
here, but on their arriving at Piedmont, the
discharged workmen resisted the landing q
the new hands, ard they were compelled Il
retreat. Another attempt to land Was made
last night. The mutineers number six hun
dred and are posted on the landing will
Cannon; the landing was thus prevented.
A man registering his name ss Chas. E
Warren, St. Louis, was arrested at th,
Philadelphia Hotel, on suspicion of havin,
stolen $4,000 in specie from a city broker
On examining his room sixty gold and sill
ssT watches, chains and other jewelrv wsr
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@Those of our readers who wish TO
take a first class family paper will please
look at the inducements The New York
Home Journal cfers for the ensuing year.
As a literary paper, il has nc equal in The
country. 1t is Ike unto rich old wire. Do
your family a blessing by subscribing for it.
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STREE ON THE CENTRAL RnAD.-We
learh from the Wheeling papers. that tie
hands in employ on the Central. Road have
stopped work and refused to resume until
their wages shall be paid Ii seems thst
they have received nothing for two months.
most of the employees are poor men, and
many of them have families. which makes
il hard indeed, in these hard times. Yet il
is to be regretted that they have adopted
such means 10 recover their right as is most
likely to make it impossible for their en-
ployers to meet their wants. Their first
strike was at Zanesv lie on Saturday. Some
four hundred men assembled in force, and as
the freight trains came in they were stopped,
the locomotives run into the machine shops,
locked up and a guard placed over them.
Mr.. JEwETT, the President of the Road, ad-
dressed them and tried to quiet the excite
ment, but tosno effort. 1t is reported tn.
the Employees at BeIlair nave also struck
and that in consequence for the presen'. al
passage or the Road is stopped. We hope
the difficulty will soon be adjusted 10 the
satisfaction of all parties.
LATEK.-The difficulty at Bellair has all
been adjusted, and report says the strikers
at Zanesville have been paid and discharged
The Company are Tor removing the machine
shops from GAINESVILLE to Columbus.
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@The COLLINS Steamship, Adridtic.
has at last sailed for Europe. She was
built with an eye to great speed, anC with
afioat. Her hull is built on the clipper plan,
and is the last work Of the lamenrcd GEORGE
STEERS. or course every American wishes
to see her triumph over the CuNARD line.
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ST. GAINESVILLE SEEATE.-ih his bUdy
assembled at the usual place of meeting, on
Marietta Street. The assembly was yer!
harmonious. The Senator from South Caro-
lima, introduced a bill! for the admission o.
Kansas Nth the Leccmpton ConstItu ion.
which was read the first time and referred
to next "Wednesday evening, for the action
of the Senate. We trust there will be a
full attendance.
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NoTIcE.-The Post Idasier at Colerain
and also at Somertou, IS authorized to re-
ceive. and receipt for Subscription TO the
BELMONT CHR Our Bills are in iheiv
hands. We expect to make a similar ar
iangement with other Post Masters as soon
rs possible. and in this way make it as con-
ven lent as possible for our friends TO settle
their accounts.
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GTsx Payers are beeinnins,,tO come 10
in crowds. The fact that the Treasurer now
takes Wheeling and also :he notes of other
solvent Banks, makes it much easier for
farmers al d others to pay their rent.
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OF IMPORTANT INFORMATION 20 the MAR
RIED, ard those contemplating marriage,
sent to all who wish it, upon receipt OF ten
cents in money or stamps. Address,
DR.. S. MARRIETT SMIT3E,
de33m1 New York City.
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~Rev. N. C. WoRTHIEeToy. writes
that there is a very interesting meeting IN
progress at Scott's Meeting House Quite
4 number have Joined Church and there Is
much religious feeling manifested.
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found. He has been detained as the sup
posed robber of a jeweiry store in Cincin-
natl.
The Atlantic sailed at noon to-day, si,h
IS passengers. and Sl..6I.55O in specie
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GA lengthy communication from Fla.
Ju.Ecia," on Kansas, cane to and TOO
late for publication this week. It will ap-
pear next we k.
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State Of Ohio, Belmont County, IS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
WALXER HUNTER, Admir- Of the Estate u.
VIM. Shepherd, decd,

Amos w. SHEPHERD, aud oilers.
ORDER To SELL EaL ESTATE ToPAl DEBTS
Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
II by vIIuo OF eh order Isaae IN InIs case, on
tuesday, the 29th Of Dec, 1897.
beiE cen tie hours OF 10 O'Clock. a. NJ. and 1 81 lock,
+. NJ. al The front docT ol tI- Court House Oi sand
county, I VIII onu loI sale lie following dcscr. he'd
iTaUt Gi Iani, Ite same beng TIE North Nes. qlarl Il
al SecIIOn 10. Township > aud EaIEc ,, IA Fuiiney
TOW Ishir, IN saId county eAtepI SiAiy aiTes Oh lie
EGsI side suld 10 IN Myers. Iie same beng sub.
Jet TO the dSwer OF iunama sieI iCrG. ~ tho amount
OF &c acres and ia perchts sci "ii ty up,e, amt
h0ur DIS on the SAID tract, incIuciug lie IMPROVE
meals thereon.
TERM OF SALE--Onetiird ia hand. one
third ia enc year. ana The remainder IN IwS yCa.s
from lie day oil sale, with interest,".
WALnER MN FER
Administrator of the said Wan. shepherd, decd.
nO35iwpd
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sA KEELING HAT AND cap

-h.--N tE-HA . bhls
:. ANiLb.
Manufacturer 81 fIS.s ard Gave.
Has on hsTd AID Is manufacturing aad receiving
large and general assortment 81
ii:s> GuS GtrS,
comprising all the ys-t';lSS O.. tuiors ana sh-.rS os
Hats auiCGyS ROW 90 use. 81
isj'-j Fashion.
and manufactured ircm Ike Guc<; material .r< -
hest workmanship; all - winch wii lie sold ,,s-.r-
sale anl GoiSt 81 tie !nwC~I VH~>,r's .,iSr. Tr,-t
my Iona eN;errrtS ~ thc h">tacS., 49, HSvir- G.
wSys used nv lest cUdCSNOgs - please, ayt flr-St
tie public wIthT
Gu,d, TEShi"nshiC and Ssrvieesh.e Hat.
I feel cunntau:-Nrh uy UtcS, NJ tSc.ItlC> sal \
LARGE Stock on hNA@--EaI 60 attic - supply mr.
patron wiz sn yJsI,,t
Superior Ia avs uar,rerarso -ret.
I reSPcct'uiy rouHa>I . Cyl ltsm trrs. in wan: OF
HAS SUG IaF>, ttir-c FugSH4sin -cisswEsrr.
:. AVERY.
esI-i 10. laf. Nsta street. Nrsr~!tgr ",
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MEN, lCRk MAhhHr.
BALTIMORE MARKET.

De. 81 iOuI qniei; LOCO barrels sold. Whea'
quiet. Corn Dc cIneI; 7,bUO bushels sold. fruyis-
Ions GGi5I Stocks lower.
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THE PAPER Y0UR FAMILY.
MORRIS & W!LLIS'S
HONE JOURNAL FOR 1858.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY At So a YEAH
TIE FIRST srMsER GF TEE sEw sEEIEs WILL BID Is
SUED o. IBE FRET - JAACAEx NEAT
FE'HE HONE IOURNAL has becomr

HI HONE JOURNAL has become
i uEiversai .. There aoe few families Of cuiii-
waited haAI-s-feW OF those y 10 sea 10 CEiIv7h and
Ins re home lie HiosI intelligent aai e-tTaeIiTe pi2cFl
~ leo DO lUI Iu@' 4scc4ye H. u = IeGd- We heivr-
wherever Tuh tie asd Threads Of -"aIesIc haPP'-
ues= sAL Icls b or al refinement. when age woven ~
oouHtry's iHd3si'y GIG sueT-eIIC prosperity an"
HOME Journal = ibs sFeaLe- 10 tGs EesTss - iiis
h"sy nztioA- IN lie a-ars given 20 reiIA-- I'll AID
happiness
iae fFst rumler of the rew series viii lie issued
On Tie hrsL Oi January neal New sGusori'eTs can
he supplied iTOu .EaI date; hut immediate SvpiIca.
iiOn vii lie ncrs ss&gy Tor sGCh a. oesiTe TO .esin
u lie .'ecIIAIag 4 home IL hardly complete. We
ihihh We E5y ssfeiy NgBiUTe IL say, without 'ae
St0ae JoH,Hzi, which. aesides iaiL- a rhioalcie o.
th5 .il.es. sh0rhus IN :n;e.iiEeEce uesishrd 10 eE-
avon al american iian;e- IT. tcitoTs 80 2. Nc&-
EIs AHA ~ T. HlIL.s) LeT0te iLulF eHI9Tes .iEIe-
skIli aHd eEpCTenC-. - IG= IE-k u giving, each
ureA everything worih kUU. IN ihey particularly
keep al e: a OIL al Ihe unIIis aud uUseities oi ILe
cay ILe uia1rsI ,a.as 1iS IS-rE e. TTssehI The ICES
ana outlines ii eli re|s. tn TLei.tefzfg department..
We aIH al sketches AID Tezds"ie tIHitlsiH, ana III
Ouf cunce! sGjICus 81 tie productions sci tae V@>-
hewspa. er word nf EuroTe, We chdeGyor 10 avoid
Lie tIresyEe ard tHe local, Sia transfer 10 ear cUi-
unIns TIE PlCA - ENGLISH Information and irI- ..-.Cy.
waI!e Nc -ndesvJE - select Win = lILe se.se ..
pure nfOrais, uC. Wal. aid genuine.
new .eEtur Tor lie toE.iLg geaT is one that
NE AGve .Gn= tsOU al OF presenting 10 our TeeGeT"-
The IOA.EsICNDLNsE 81 Jar Esrg 0Ff.-Grt EoreA
rio send as rsga.zrig ahe Go=sIP or IAE GAY AoALD.
We have gr.dsed exceedingly lLe keepGne OF lAsse
most Te1uaaig EaileFs 10 ogT>aiye-ieCIH5 CsTsG-H
iiai u was precisely the sOcgtfg ggFSsy which Gus
subscribers ;eGCI od a eleTEeslcucc IL tie OJ.aI-
wise 4r!mmibg cgl-anG, viii some t.lCg.Ls We.
have CLlaIhed the C0hs eHt q cur lear CVi!espCDu
ehIs. IL was Ca = ouIne cGHGrIUI, nov vVe.--ll1t
the iacgyA:td, Tor caci- should lie strictly pres t.vei.
W. bgIesd "a iiisi nat. - Il was Important - ia :
IIrggIsh iei"e e. thaIT severe! L.g.-ers, we ysg.ul.a
10 suggest HoAs Dc PlGzc. suoh ,s ve .houg.. wCu.4
he solIe.. hl descriptive o. sAer several VEINS ol &c.,
I.cE. Tie loGF 81" IS VIII t-e.cf - Ae Hsry4L,ui
:" TIE r'sGers q TIE Hc@t To.uIe "a! lie i!ouae jour
mai. As
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Die. 5.AFiour-sales Of Howard Street and
Ohio at s.. Wnisky 22Ea22c- Exchange On New
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GREAT EAtiiENENT
N Wall sC;sEET, NEW YORK.

IN CONSEQUENCE If the recen, heavy
Z faiIGgaS in &eW York and Ih"r Eastern cities.
HE COMMERCIAL houses have suffered great losses,
and 10 nert tEa.r GcHiPrd had to : G~cr!EccHOptS at
such an extent - to ieaVe il without an equal IN
commercial history. Ready money advanced % such
u value a to le Ga.le common to get - per cent per
sl0uIh discount. 3ti">e fortunate enough TO possess
ready cash found Il AT easy matter TO obtain gagds
a almost any vic; al IN cnnseliuuMce
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Commercial mlatttrs.
ST. CLAIRSVILLE MARKET.
" EnxEsnAY EVENING Nov. 9.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY JoES JEisoN' GRO
GEE, lain STREET.
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Retail Market.

CINCINNATI MAhhEf.
De. 81 hour nominal at S4 Provisions and
Hogs aeGeIuIiy quiel and trchanged. NAlsAy
duh.
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1le0

On the 9Th inst, At his residence. 1 miles North
west oi MorrlsIo~n. William SrAkkLl, III
the sd year OF lis age.
On the evening OF the 25th of November. Mrs.
HAtrIEI EAiEkS. aged abouI SO ItaTs-
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Gntal gmtIligentt.
C. o. r. r Time Table for the
Stations In Belmont County.
ACCOMMODATION

J. WELSH. Agent.
GLENCOE. Dec. J.. 1851
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Needle Work.

Real French Work Collars, sleeves and Sets; Jae-
Orct aud SWISS F!OuHcirgs, EGEincs and ;nseriings,
Trareigr. sells. very chen. liz siJiI. the best as
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Wheeling Wholesale siarket.
" HEELING, Dec. 0.

&c ERECTED WEEKLY BV THoBCRN & HAD
DEN, ii. MAIN sTRlEI)
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That she Is saIe win nm 'Aut iul!l t.e power
OAer pain, UuG SIN, and Geath.n
On Saturday. the 5ih, SARAH z, wife =
Parry iiulse, ia The ODD wear OF h'r age.
tic deceased was anCng The tai " settlers D
this County and Is ianiiiar with baTcsrips and
privatiUns thai none Tut early ~sct'!tis kGOn. Sa,
has d, EN- Il CONSTANT men.b. o. tie MeIIodIst
Episcopal Church Ihr greater part Of iier lie, buN
feeble health deprived her OF lis ooiniuuriOn is
several years. Sh= leaves IA husband ali family
together with MAN. friends 10 mourn her Geaih
but ihey mourn iot without hope.
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Back Silks.

Al grades, an excellent qIa lily. all boiled aud
UisIrinr>. al only - ce"is Per yard, Black aud
fancy Colored B~ayade'e silks; Tartan PLAID SI!As;
now siy &c IRISH %foy.iUs. very G.cn; Printed French
H=rIHas. 1ruIA - GEMS and apward~: extra rich all
y Jui Nous de- L1Iucs: Al! Wool .'!aidS; EaisneIa
ilI;ds. LEV styic>; ard 4 great variety of other Dress
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ehawls, les AMI Scarls

Very rich Chenille Shawls, very Rich Plush Shawls,
vefy rich stella Shawis, new s.yie Doubt Shawis,
Gfgci- Long aid Square SAWS. Gold 10 Gered
s,Ar.H. C!"gSs %. GltIn>; every quEii'y& style, eIHLIa-
49,. - LIZ. .LEL.-.- - IL. sE.-u
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ALEX, HEYMAN,
At 49,. Vain St. Wheeling. Va.

= enabled 10 exhibit TO those wiO visit Ein an as
softrHaHt ~ goods Lsamc III W.I,ii ere enumerated
below 81 very iIttle AZURE than hat IucIr value
Ladies. IN ra's.Cu'GT. aTe requested "a cali, and VIII
find thgl ali tia: = said u strictly rue.
ALfX. iEh MAN has received nv Bait. & Ohio
Railroad. Ftpus yivarla Esilfnai. aud by Express,
nl~ 81 Ihc Iar.C-t a;~U5in crts Of Dry Goods ever
nI.nrII- aud .LNsisrs LII naLL Of
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! superior and far iuCfC.sCG assortment over other
seasons. All IGu 5ls Lou-ii were yxI.cmeIy cEeap
ana uI ent irely lev and very Ges.:-Iie Styles ana
CsgIt.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-19

EOGEWORTH FEMALE SEMINARY,
.... GREENSBORO, N. C. ..-.
N0HE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
II will commence CD Monday, August Sd, 1851.
The couse of study thorough and systematic embra
eng everything necessary to complete, solid and
mental education The Buildings are arranged as t,
combine the comforts Of home with the advantages of
school, Instructors of the highest qualifications are
poyed in each of the departments No institution in the
country possesses advantages superior to Edgeworh
Catalogues containing all necessary information respect
ing the of instruction. TERMS &c. will be ded
ON application to - .-..-.s ..,-.<
RICHARD STERLING, Principal,
'"- 20 ~ --" Greensboro. N. G.
July IA, 1857 1...- -. .... .....-, 67-2m.
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FOR SALE,
A Valuable Tract of Land Near the Village
of Earpsbor0', Johnston County.
WyHE SUBSCRIBER, INTENDING TO REMOVE TO
the West this FALL offers for sale his tract of land ly
ing Moccasn Creek adjoining the lands of James Bum
and Others containing 6s2 acres of valuable and low
land 100 of the tract is excellent creek land 80 Of
which in high state of cultivation all we'll adapted
to the growth cotton, wheat tobacco &C., and are
under pretty good fences.
On the premises is neat twostory dwelling we'll ar
ranged for family residence with all necessary out bu Id
ines With excellent WATER and situated in neighboFhood
remarkable for its beathiness
The upands greater portion level and capable Of
receiving and retaining and the creek and swamp
Gent to manure all the upands Persons wishing to buy
good lands will do well to examine these lands before buy
ing. 49,
Should the County of Dobbn be obtained but little
doubt remains that these lands would be enhanced double
the subscriber.
8. ". SMITH.
Earpsboro' N. c.. August 81, 1857. 7S-Ol.
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SOLICITORS, BLANKS.

SOLICITORS BLANKS.
UVHE FOLLOWING BLANK FORMS OF INDICT-
ments just printed and for sale at the Standard Office
to wit:
Retailing without License
Assault and Battery,
ARRAY,
- Selling Liquor to \ Slave. g .H.r ..
Trading with Slaves,
COhabtng with Slave,
FOrhcatiOn and Adultery,
Carrying Firearms, &c.
Price 81 per qure. ~ All blanks not on hand, printed
to order. So . .. g.
June 26. 1857.
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GENERAL DIRECTORY

GOVERNMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA
THOMAS RaAea e Ne.hsnpson SoSs so's I'm
p Per anng ao,,n $500 ~ 1853 - ~
sgsss sa1 Sosr.. Secretary to the an
W1IiA1 HILL, Of Wsha Coa.y Secretary of ss"se, En-
elusive of fees $500 90 coo
G b RsoeDss. II Wayae Comptreier. o. 900
W RlcaAaasos q Wake, Chief CLERK 70 Treasurer
The cepnei e States composed 4 The following gentle
6 M..sasn. e cnrui.ar1 -. go, 49,. 80. =
wizard. of Pi't ~ 4 49,. a.. ~,
JWsIk-r, Of Mecklenburg .
$500 4 .aIsyy, offs 6 R snRsos 49, -
q N Avery, Of Burke - ;, -
- Goysrnors Aid, with tn, rank Of Colonel -.
MI McDufie 81 Canberland
The General assembly its session the third
Monday OF every alternate year The next cleo
lions for members Of the Senate and House Of Commons
and for Governor, will be held the FIRST Thursday of
August 1858
TIME OF HOLDING THE COURTS
The United States Circuit Cssr for the District Of North
carolina is held semi annually AZ Raleigh on the lat HON.
Of .ni saa sess Hon. Henry Pot
Sssns; Issss S.1 Haywood
The United states District Courts held at EdsntGn
srd Monday 10 April and October Jones clePk Also
Brown Clerk Also at Wilmington, LIST Monday after the
4th Monday in April and October. Brown. CLERK
The Supreme Court of North Carolina is held at Raleigh
seannualy, the second Monday June, and the soh
day of December 1t also held at
burke county, the first Monday in August The ocers
follows:-Frederck Nash, of Grange Chief J4stee
Richmond Pearson, of Surry, Judge; William battie'
of Orange Judge-salary of each 81 500 eper annum-
VIM Jenkins, of Warren Attorney General; Hamilton
G Jones, of Rowan, Reporter Edmund Freeman, OF
Wake, Clerk; Oliver Perry, of Wake, Deputy Clerk;
James Litchford, of Wake, Marshal
THE SUPREME COURT
The Bill to provide for hsing Session of the Supreme
Court in the western part cf the State having
become Law, subjoin synopsis of its provisions
Sec LIST provides that Session of the supreme Court
shall be held yearly Morganton the first Monday of
August
Sec I'd provides that all Appeals taken and causes trans
med from the Counties Of Stokes Davidson Montgome-
r Anson and all counties lying west of the same shall be
heard and tried at MorgantOn
Sec Sd provides for the appointment OF Clerk who shall
keep his Office at Morganton
4h makes duty of the Sheriff Of Burke to attend
the Sessions of said Court
Sec provides that the Reporter for the Court at Ra
leigh shall also act Reporter to the Session
eft
Sec 7h makes the duty of the Judges to appoint Of
the Solicitors within region of country specified to At
tend said Court MorganOn Attorney for the State
The abolish either Of tie Terms at Raleigh
but provides for holding additional one at Morgsnton
James Dodge, Clerk
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n AND FOR sALE-THE SUBSCRIBER OF
IL rs between this and January next, tract OF
land containing nine hundred or thousand acres o. very
good farming and excellent turpentne land 1t is ststed
four or five miles north of Averasboro and oonven-
lent the Cape Fear rivers is heavily timberedDot
boxed-hss quantity of Juniper it, and is good loca-
ton for steam.mill distlery, or both. There is
swamp of hundred acres on this land forty or fifty Of
lars, address at AverasboroP P. O., Harpett Co. G
:. -'- ~ E -' ..'' D. Men. MCKAY.
July "a, 1857. N . @ -<i's 7O--Sm.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.


SESSION lS5715S.
HNHE NEXT ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES
will commence the LIST of Ootober 1857, at the Col.
ege Building, of Marshall and College Streets Rich
mOud, and terminate ON the LIST of March 1858.
Surgery and Surgical Anatomy, by Charles Bell Gibson
M. D.
Theory and Practice of Medicine by David H. Tusaes
NJ. D.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, by Martin p Scott, NJ. n
Aateria Aedica and Therapeutics, by B. R. Wellhd,
NJ. D.
Anatomy, by Arthur z. Peticolas, MI
Institutes Of Medicine and Medical Jurisprudence by
Levin s. Joynes, N. D.
Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children, by
James Il. Conway. n. d. .,..
Demonstration Of Anatomy, Marion Howard, MD.
The study of Practical Anatomy may be prosecuted with
the most ample facilities and at very tring expense
CLINICAL Lectures are regularly given at at the College
lnrmary This In6rmary, under the roof with the
College, Is At oil times well filled with Medical and Sug
cal cases. and furnishes peculiar facilities for Clinical In
struction. So
Many Surgical Operations a1e pssrmed in the presence
Of the GLASS; and the Students being daily admitted the
wards enjoy under the guidance Of the Professors unusual
opportunities for becoming familiar not only with the
symptoms and diagnosis of disease but with its daily p
gress and treatment
Amount Of Fess for Lectures, sos W
1atriculation Fee 500
Practical ANATOMY. 1000
Graduating Fee, $500
The price of Board including Fuel Lights and Servants
Containing fuller information concerning the institution will
be forwarded to those who apply for it, or specific enqus
= L. s. JoYNEs, d.
70 '-.-- .t~s'. :. Dsan0f the Faculty
July 10. 1857. ..- tS-6m.
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SUPERIOR COURTS

The SUPERIOR Courts are held the Circuits BY the
following officers Judges-Samue Person, Of New Han
County; Matthias Manly, Of Craven John Dick,
of Orange; John Ellis of Rowan; and Romulus M
Saunders, of Wake Solicitors-Eas c. Hines. rides the
First Circuit; Geo Stevenson of Craven rides the Second
Circuit VIM A. Jenkins rides the Third Circuit Thos
Run of Orange rides the Fourth Circuit Robt Strange
of Cumberland rides the Fifth Circuit; William Lander of
Lincoln rides the Sixth Circuit Marcus Erwin of Bun
:ombe, rides the Seventh Circuit The Courts held
follows:
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