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For Rent.
IE dwelling house occupied BIZ G. s. LaInbdin In Centre
WheetinE Also, adjolnilE no- occupied by Ihos
TAYLOR. For fETther information, Apply to
febl5 tB0NITAM, aILBERTS0S / Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-29
For Rent,

ROOM in the Intelgsneer building, formerly occupied
n hy J. II. PeudIeton, lar Ofee Possession given
on AnriI. Apply AZ this -ofiee. feolN-tf-.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-08-29

A yrrs iesiraJle dgsllins house on Hampton street
iately oeeapied by Joseph Bell Possession given on
me ;y 10 'As % Aps" sR1SoEs R. ARMSTRONG.
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For Rem
For Rem

ON the LIST Of Apr the dgeIiing occupied ty
W Isaac ". Mitchell owned by Alexander ]. Latdly,
In Centre Wheeling further partlculars, apply TO
febtS CHARLES MARSHALL.
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ARE the Agents for Wheeling and vicinity.
az csll OE them apsa-1~=da'
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N.Y. Saaa ''si'a eta'' HE si swg 4prNeEs
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For Rent

EvERAL desirable Country Residence within eight
- walk of the Market House. This houses
and we'll arranged for convenience and comfort each hAr
ing sis aud cellar, with pump Of excellent cold
yeof the city as well as the for several miles below
and aGordng all the advantages retired country resi-
denee, snd OF Good Garden plots with excel
lent fruit trees be had II desirable. Inquire Of
aue5 STONE THOMAS.
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For Rent,
TINE Store Room tie North West eoFnrT Of Main and
i UHtnn. APPLY on the premises 70
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TIE NOISY PAxIc.-Thc following circular
has been issued in New York The n. Y. Posf,
however, says it is not reliable:
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Nav ADVERTISEMENTS

THE WESTERN VIRGINIA
AGRICULTURAL SOCIET Y
si1iiI bold their Piflh Annual Fair on
IsepIe1nber 18th, 15th, and 1sth' 1852
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BoNNEES IND BONSETRLBB0NS.
beautiful styles Of Bonnets Ribbons, Just
ID received. tapSl HE1sKELL sHEAR1NGEN.s q
C0TcH ALE-Y ounger's (iu bottles jugsl Balls,
= RsIEirk's and B. p Stou Just received and for sale
by W. A. EDWARDS 4 RRO,
mYlI cor. Monroe and Market SIS.
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" ,l6CGR, CONSUMPTION. DC.
Mr.. Henry G. Yfnn had Cough fur FeaF<Ereat Est
nssS. ete had in an are or six PhyAians' tried al y
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IRA N. H. NoRGAS has located himself IN the et55'
" heeiInz for purpose Ct Git1nE lessons an beA4s
RsTtoS HAEroST and MCslcAL COMPOSITION
Mr. IL tesehes music physiological Pfneple3. She
Inc he Foner polifion Of the bod the manner Of na
yoke md The diasrsnt qualities Of tone, &e.sE
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D{SPERSIA, SERT0JS DISEASE dc.
Nr. Wa. c5aAar, Of BaisinoTe esJto.le:;s=, suseu
from these eouplaiAts for IS rnntls, Eh body ami
severely Elected. He cured by HamptonS FCSrlL
TInPtrTa.s ate ofi-eF fhgrs-us n FlsI
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-01-07
DIE D..

On Rock creek in Yancey county, on Sunday the 18th
ult, Mrs Buchanan, vile of Rev. John Buchanan, Of
Yancey county.
the 59th year of his age.
EV City papers please copy.
Near Oxford, Granville county, n c. at her husbands
residence the Goth December Mary H. Hicks O.
Jasper Hicks. Esq.
The deceased a most exemplary woman in all the
varied relations of fe-a devoted and confding wife an
afectonaie mother kind mistress. benevolent neigh
boz and friend. pous CHrsan For many years she had
beefa uhber Of the Episcopal Church. and most truly
did she exempI the Christian by godIy walk
She has left kind and piOus husband large family of
children, and numerous friends to their rreparabe
loss but her eternal gain Death upon her suddenly,
but her friends have the consolation of believing that her
house always Fept in readiness The inelee nc.
that the family received Of her approaching end she
found dead in the room whittier she bad few
previously repaired alone for the purpose of reading Her
appearance however indicated that she died without
She fell asleep in the arms of her Saviour the onIy friend
that she needed to her dying head Long will
her Christian virtues and enlarged be cherished
and remembered Let her relatives and friends console
themselves with the pleasant reflection that she has
changed life of toll and trouble for of eternal bliss
A.
- City papers please copy.
keep nnocency and take heed to the thing that is right
for that shall bring man peace at the PsALH
Departed this life the night of the 4th u near Pitts
borough Samuel s. Jackson Esq., in the 10th of his
speak the voice of the whole community in which he
lived when seldom have many virtues marked
the life of private citizen" Amabe generous, just and
charitable. he of incorruptlble negrty and spoess
honor Avcrse to the contests public life he could
be induced enter the of politics. and though bred to
the Bar and with intellectual powers such must have
given him high position among IFS members he yet declined
the heats of the Forum-preerring along the cool
questered vale of life TO hold the noiseess tenor Of his
Selecting thus life of reflection rather than of action he
most dl;gen student, and among his intimate
friends he much admired for his extensive literary
atainments beloved for his social virtues. He
active and Jealous member of the Episcopal Church. and
few lives passed in privacy have illustrated the Christian
virtues than his The last years of departed friend
cloudcd by misfortune and disease but he per-
med realize the truth of that blessed Thou
shalt keep him in perfect peace whose mind is stayed
Thee" Con-.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-01-07

ssThe Editor of the Raleigh Register" will add
nothing to his reputation by his attacks on Gen.
Saunders We know nothing of the motive that
prompts such tri6ng by the Editor with the name
and feelings of that venerable man; but OF one
thing we feel well assured and that is the Editor is
damaging only himself Thoughtless and ill'na-
tured persons may be gratifed by the manner in
which these attacks conducted but no one whose
good opinion is worth having will approve or COM
mend them. The Editor has mistaken the feelings
of this community if he thinks he can render him
self popular by assang Gen. Saunders. Ridicule
is generally formidable weapon; but it is power
less when directed against man whose private life
is spotless and who has served in various
positions, and with singular ability and fidelity, for
upwards of forty years.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-01-07

(STAIE OF NORTH.CAROLINA,W WILSON
= County, Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions October
Term, 1856 In the matter of the probate of the last will
and testament of Thos Williamson, deceased, duisarit
uel
paper writing purportng to be the last will and testa-
ment of Thos deceased propounded for pro-
bate in open court by Garry Williamson Jesse Full
gham the executors therein named whcreupon Jordan
Goodwin and wife Penelope, Braswe Renow and wife Ma.
ry of the hersaaw and of kin of the said Thomas
Williamson into court and enter caveat to the pro-
bate thereof and that the not the last will and
testament of the said Thomas Williamson there
of hereupon the court directs the following issue be
made and submitted to jury to wit: is the said paper
will and testament of the said Thomas Williamson or not
And appearing to the court that Dempsey Williamson
aud Mary BOyett of the hesataw and of kin of the
said Thos Williamson, reside beyond the limits of this
State ordered that publication be made in the North
Carolina Standard for six weeks notifying them appear
at the next term of the court then and there
ceedng in this cause and to make themselves parties
the said issues if they shall think proper.
Witness: c. Davis, clerk of said court at office
Wilson, the 4th Monday of October. 1856.
7. c. DAVIS, Clerk.
November 81. 1856. ll6S-w6w.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
December 26, 1856.

WAsnIHGToN, Dec 80.
In the Senate, on motion of Mr.. Weller, the Com
mittee on Territories directed to inquire into
the expediency of providing means to establish and
settle the boundary between California and Utah.
On motion of Mr.. Weller. resolution was also ad-
opted callngupon the President to communicate
statement of all the payments and allowances made.
and all claims disallowed Gen. Scott, from the date
hejoined the army in Mexico to December LIST 1856,
together with all the correspondence on the SUBJ
ect.
The Senate then went into Executive Session on
the Kansas appointments.
In the House, they passed the Consular and Dip
lonac Appropriation bills after striking out $25 900
for Consular pupils. Then adjourned until Friday.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-01-07

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, GREENE
- COUNTY, Court of Equity. Fall Term, A. D., 1856
Johua Rouse, Major b. Smith, William B. Edmondson VS.
John X. Taylor, ct al. CIV. Bills.
In these it is ordered by the Court that publica
ton be made for six weeks in some newspaper published at
the Capital of the State notifying the defendant John K
Tayor personally, to be and appear at the Of
said TO be held for said county at the in
March, 1885, then and there plead or demur
the bills of Joshua Rouse, Major B. Smith and William B.
Edmondson, filed IN said Court against him ct a, the
same will be taken confessed and payte him.
Witness, Richard Forbes, Clerk and Master in Equity
for said County, the End Monday after the 4h Monday
September, A. D., 1856.
R. N. FORBES C. Me.
Nov. ~, 1856. =, lI63-w6w.
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account, to be hurried into hasty and imperfect leg
islation always producing serious evils, and to un.
do which is oftentimes impossible.
For myself, when my official term shall have end
ed and return to the walks of private life, can
hope for no higher qualification than to see North
Carolina distinguished by all the, qualities which
constitute great State, and taking the position at
home and abroad which every Of her sons should
wish her to occupy. Whether this shall be the case
depends more upon your labors than mine.
That this hope may be realized, am sure that
you, and all who hear me to-day will most heartily
desire, .....5.. .-r.ssy-
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STATE OF NoRTH.CARoL1NA, NASH

- COUNTY, Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions No
vember Term, 1885, John W. Ears Administrator of JAS
J. Braswe. Decd VS.. Ada Braswel. Petition to make
real estate assets.
appearing the satisfaction of the court that
endant Ada Buswe is not nhabtant Of this State it is
ordered that publication be made in the North Carolina
Standard for weeks notifying the said Ada Braswe that
she be and appear the next term of said Court be
held for the county of Nash at the Court house in Nash
vle the second Monday in February next, then and
there Plead demur to the plaintiffs petition,
the will be taken pro conesso her and heard
exparte.
Witness Wm T. Arlington Clerk of our said Court, at
Office in Nashville, the secund Monday in November, 1885,
WIN. T. ARLINGTON, Clerk
Nov. 81, 1856. 1l61-6w
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Nov. 81, 1856.


5000 Lbs. Family Bacon-lOOO Pairs Sh oes.
IL EEP 1T BEFORE TIE PEOPLE THAT AN
- selling and will continue to sell, h0 for csh,
short time to punctual customers have store large
lot Of leather together with general of Gro
ceries such Sugar. Coffee Moasses Cheese Flour best
old and common liquors &c. &C., which will sell whole
B. Smiths old stand North side of Hargett street.
determined not 10 be undersold BY any Thankful for
past vOrs hope by fair dealing and strict attention to
business, to merit continuance of the same.
-. JORDAN WOMBLE
n B. jugs Decanters and Tumblers will be loaned to
the members of the ensuing Legislature and liquors nrn-
isbed on the best terms. - .'sf j. w.
Sept. %, 1856. ll62-wly.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-01-07
Aug. 26, 1856.

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.... AXE:
- County.-Court of Pleas and Quarter Ses,ons.-fo-
vember Term, lS56.-Mary Molly vs. Stephen Lowe Ad-
minstraor of James Lowe and othcrs-Petton for &C.
count and settlement.
1t appearing the Court that Curtis Sorre and wife
Charity and James Lowe defendants in this not
inhabitants of this Stae 1t is ordered that publication be
made in the Standard for six weeks notify
ing them to appear at the next Term Of this Court TO be
February next then and there plead demur to
the plaintiffs petition the same will be taken pro con-
fesso to them, and heard cxparte.
Witness, Thomas J. Utley, Clerk Of said Court at
cice in Raleigh the Sd Monday of November A. d. 1885,
THOMAS. J. UTLEY, Clerk.
January g 1857.
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LATEST FROM EuRoPE.-The latest news is by the
Fulton, which arrived at New York on the 3lst.
HostiIities, it is stated, ars threatened between
Spain and Prussia.
Persia responds to England's declaration of war.
The English have taken several islands in the Per-
sian gulf
Cotton was firmer, but price the same Bread.
stuffs dull and lower.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-01-07

SALE OF NEGROES IN SOUTH CARoL1NA.-We are
indebted, says the Winnsboro' Register, to Mr.. j.
Feaser for list of the sale of negroes at the estate
sale of NJ. P. Meador in the north western portion
of the District They consisted OF thirty-five ne
groes on credit of one and two years. The gang
realized the amount of $27,s7o, being average of
$7s6. Prime negro fellows ranged from $1,000 to
1880 Harriet, aged seventeen, sold for 81 100:
Carolina, aged seven, for $500.
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~ We observe by the official vote of Virginia
for President that John Minor Bolts but about
fifty votes behind the K NJ. Electoral ticket in that
State. Treason to the South appears to be honor
able in the eyes of Virginia Know Nothings, as it is
with many of the same faction in this State.
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MARRIED.

In this City, on the gath ult by Rev. ]. NJ Atkinson
MI. William Bingham, Of Orange county, to Miss Owen,
eldest daughter Of Wm White, Esq, of this city,
On the 18th ult, by N. N. Hubbard, Esq., Capt Isaac
ter Of James Swink, Esq, of Anson.
On the day. by the same Mr. CYRUS A. Barkley and
Miss Elizabeth daughter of The late Thos Green both
Of Anson. sh
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-01-07

THE FoRGER HUNTINGTON. Huntington, on trial
recently in New York City, for forgeries to large
amount, has been convicted, and sentenced to four
years and ten months imprisonment in the Sing Sing
State prison. His plea of "moral insanity" did not
avail him. Tie verdict is no doubt righteous one.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-01-07
WAKE MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMY,
Rev. s. R. TRAwIcK, Principal.
Mrs II

WAAE MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMY.
Rev s. r. THAwIcK, Principal.
WE ARE PLEASED TO isSoUScE TO THE
Trawck and his accomplished lady, year, This is
preparatory school Of high grade young ladies and
tory for the duties of life Young men wishing prepare
for teaching, will find here wholesome and thorough
struction Special attention will be given that depart
This Institution is situated in Wake County N. c., six
Raleigh IN one .nS Of the moss s0 mors fpte tsI
gent and healthy neghborhoods in middle North Carolina
with hrst rate wafer Ample provisions have been made
students =
The third session will open on Thursday, the s,h of
rates, viz:
Board including fuel and washing lights excepted, six
Turr,os PER Session.
Primary studies, spelling. reading, &C., $500
Latin, DSa sresf.t ItHsa tMsthsSl llis. &c. Is Is 90 90
Extras
French, 90
Music on Piano, instrument included, ls 90
Wax Work, different kinds, each, 90
Needle Work, various kinds, each, sW
Painting, water colors, 800
with teachers the location references Rev B.
Craven, Normal College; A. NJ. Lewis, Esq, H. W. Miller,
Esq NJ Bedsoe, ESQ., Raleigh and the Editors of the
Thos. G. Whitaker Col. Willis Whitaker, G. H. Wilder,
Esq, and Jno NJ. Fleming Esq, Wake.
the intellectual training of students; Preaching in the
Academy once month besides there churches
of different denominations convenient
1t desirable that all students be present the first day.
though they enter at tme and be charged accord
ingy and deduction made only in protractcd
sickness
Those coming to Raleigh from any direction will be met
with and brought out free of charge they
will inform when they will be there.
Address the Principal. either of the undersigned for
particulars, at Raleigh, n. C.
H:fi VII WHITAKER WHITAKER, r'op''.'o''.
Raleigh, Dec 8, 1856. 1ls2-wlOw.
tf$- Advocate, Shirt of the Are. Giraffe copy
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-01-07

T. W. Bacot jr of Darlington, S. c. died on
Saturday last from blows inflicted upon his person,
by Lot Rogers The Flag says, Mr.. Racot was q
gentleman Of high impulses, and Of noble and
generous disposition.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-01-07

VNANTED.-A GENTLEMAN OF CLASSICAL
w Education, who has experience in teaching take
charge of the Male Academy at Henderson,
son commencing the ls Monday in january. The gross
receipts of this school have been thousand dollars
year. and they bid fair to increase largely None need
ply but thorough scholar.
PRO. E. A. JONES'
Pres. Board Trustees.
Henderson, Granville CO., Nov. %, 1885, 1l60-w.
81 Age COPY.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-01-07

NEGRO HIRING-Some of our contemporaries are
noticing the opening of the new year in connection
with the annual hiring of slaves-a season OF
some anxiety and trouble to both master and serv-
ant We hear of but little change in prices, though
the demand for turpentnc hands in this part of the
State is no: so great it last year and the year
before Our farmers turning their attention more
to cotton and tobacco the present prices these
staples pay well. They cannot be produced 10 the
extent desired without slave labor-to say nothing
of sugar and rice There is no probability that the
value of negro property will diminish. On the con-
rarv the indications that the value will be fully
maintained, the conduct of the abotonists to the
contrary notwiths tng, The Richmond Enqur-
er in closing brief article the subject of negro
hrings, says
"An interesting thought presents itself in this
connection, we'll worth the profound study of the
abolitionsts. How do they account for the rapid
and continued increase in value Of slave property,
while their presses arc blatant in their denuncatons
and violent in their efforts to destroy it? Have their
attempts to annhlate the peculiar institution Great
ed thirst for its enjoyment? One would think so,
if he visits the slave hrngs Of the day and contrasts
their uuickness and activity with the former jog trot
style. The fact is, people need have no fears
that the value of this property will diminish. There
will be necessity for giving its owners bounties
or peculiar exemptions in order to dtfuse abroad
and to interest in its preservation all our citizens
The public sentiment at the South is fact approach
ing if it has not already reached, the point when
the slavery of the South so far from being censured
and condemned will be cherished as one of the con-
servative elements of our social system-n fact, as
necessary balance. wheel to keep it in proper work.
ing order"
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-01-07

GOLD FROM CALIFoRNIA.--The amount of gold re.
ceived at New York. from California, during the pre-
sent year is $4Osl9s29, which is 81, ,se2, ,595 less
than was received last year.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-01-07

~ We surrender the greater portion of our
paper to-day to the able, timely, and interesting
speech of Mr.. Branch, aud to communications on
important subjects.
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OXFORD GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
OyPORD n C. Z. =

J. H. HORSER, Principal.-T. j. HORNER, Assistant
v DAY in January. -Is.sssss-1s-s = sssss.
The number of pupils viii belmited Application must
be made advance stating the and degree OF advance
Of fbe applicant and also what sst attended
Board ard Tuition heretofore seventyve dollars per
session, payable in advance 80 ; - =.
December 2, 1855. 1162-wAswtedNJpd.
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WarrentOn Female Collegiate Institute.
ENHE THIRTY SECOND SESSION OF THIS INSTI-
IL TUITION will open the 5,h of January, with full
corps of experienced and efficient teachers Pupils will be
received at period of the session. and be charged only
from the time of entrance.
Terms SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS.
Board, lights and fuel, 8 60 90
English Tuition, IL so
Music Guitar Piano, Melodeon, with use
of instrument. each. % 90
Drawing Grecan and Ernatorian Painting, An
cient and Modern Languages, each, 10 90
Ol Panting, Is 90
Iells Work, Wax Flowers and Fruit each, 5 90
Stationery and fuel for School-room, Q so
Tuition in Gold Medal Course, Is 90
Washing, S 90
Deductions made for absence occasoned by proac
ted illness All bills payable huff in advance and the
balance at the close of the session. For particulars apply
for circulars to
GRAVES 4 WILCOX,
Warreuton, n. C.
Dec. 12, 1856. ll63-wam.