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SHERIFFs SALES.
5rsheTif,s saies also on seventh Psge-ss


EouETu Drsrrlcr cOcRT3 LAURA SCOTT. widow ys JOHN
pT VIRTUE Sfs rifss' Of writ Of sri fseias az g me
Ss sos y M s segs essd III e 3 sses s
~ public euelion, TUESDAY, he 2sd day q March
and D.lo.d streets q hs FiIs District q this city,
TEKMs-caAh on the spot.
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
eu1TnrEsE coTs p DI:TH'cr sIAgEA SCOTT yssys z
FN vEKTU dun writ dc deri fseIas a moi
dsa. PaGIs sd.s. gTocsdsrsi ls
sa,re ese; sJesph e DsOrd dam Premier District Dc
UyE NV TIF r ys,e Passss z; sdsdeaiOn de-
sai.is dams laesire i-dsss0s
COhDlflONS-Comptant au moment de radjudication.
ml2 Is 70 2 . sherif ae u Psroi.se d'0rI2nns.
srcosD nIs1s,cr covnrI v HEELER, GEDDEs { c.. vs..
RY VIRTUE Of a writ OF iieri faeiss Z 70 mn me
New Orleans in he above entitled cause Nj pss YG' y y. Il
a. public auction, at the City Hotel cmro street between
April, ss at IL o'clock NJ the following described prop
FivR LOTS OF GROUND with the bpIdiue. and improve
thereon situated At 'hs junction Of the Bayou
bounded By DoTgeno ong. oehsbla.s and Lapsy
Gge es sad sod n. % s.s Ssn n aasrs % SS %
plan drawn BY l. Brnger Surveyor General aud deposited IN
Lot No -Four thlrtwo feet ten inches front
S e RyysS y AND and Tse @ % a
street. by hundred
feet, inches ~ depth all French
seized IN the above suit.
TERNS-Cash q the
=. 7. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
,, - - -, -, I, ,,,,,,-,, -, ,-,.,,,,-,- :. x.<,
DkuAiEhEOouR pk DISTRICT " hhhlsEk bEDDhs * ~
-, 1s "a niisJh sils- bvs y Il bu h1bs,-No l5o.s
EN SERTC dun writ de hert facias mol
nIsss pil DeuSlens Oour de 1lstrlet IA
la Commune les Camp el des Magassns Ia
pubiqne adjudication de-
CINQ TkRRA1NS, sitnes pemhranehement des C. erns
du Bayou e de Gent auboutg Gueno rrosme District
de cette Vile, dams e borne e Dorgenos Onzga
Rocheblaye ct Lapeyrouse. Les dts teains
les Nos T. TO- H. L. ei Is dar iiet No r. plan
dresse L. Brngier arpeneu general depose
de o. de Armas notre vile lie No 81
10 pouees de face Ia Doryeuois I'D peds proon
deur q les Nos 10 H. T. et H. esuent chacun % pieds
face Ia rue Onzaga, sur s1 peds de prOondenre
franchise.
Ensemble oues les batses ct seioraon qui existent
sur les dts terrains
Saisis dams lafaire ei-desEus.
CONDIIIONs-COmptant au moment de padtudicati0n.
r. I. PARKER,
NIL Y 70 a5 l3 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d Orleans.
: :
THIRD DISTRICT COURT EDMUND WoOLDRID}E vs..
~, NsW Drrsrns; ShAlaIEs hDLDE-No lA6o
Rh VIRTUE OF a witt OF hert facias to me
difeced ny the Honorable the Third Distric Court Of
new uea ~ the ABOVE entitled cause VIII proceed 10 sell
~ Ploiie anShoh At tne ty Hotel cenaon tffes between
camp ana Magane Streets on InEsDAl, the 18th day Of
April l5 at Il o'clock NJ the following described property
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all the o..
lafldf H.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-12

- STOVES.-FIvE HUNDRED COOKING AND
- HEATING STOVES Of the latest improved patterns
kzV Morning Star" Charter Oak, Shanghai" Econo
mist Cooking Ranges and the celebrated Creole Cook
Soves,n of their manufacture.
The undersigned prepared 10 execute at short notice. all
orders for Sheet Iron Chmney eechng Tanks Juice Boxes
Copper Pans Pipes Copper and Brass Work They keep
hand large stock of Fin and Japan Ware suitable for Steam
Hotels and Private Families They for the
manufacture Of McCRACKENs Patent Evsporating Steam
Pan They have certificates In their that this
Pan with the quantity Of has eyaporated double
the quantity of juice of the best Pan In They have
working model of the Pau which they will be happy exhibit
10 any interested in the culture OF Sugar Cane
WHEELER 4 FORSTALL,
d29 ly 29 Tchoupitouas, Front and IS Fultonsreee
RRADEORD'S PORTABLE STEAM EN-
ID GINES, for Planters use-OdeTs for the Engines
manufactured by j. N Bradford Co.. at Handsboro Miss
will be received by r. +. II ARRISON,
at the Office of Wright, Allen Co.,
ma 6m l2D Gravier street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-12

LOsT-oN MONDAY MORNING. ABOUT
T%3 s6fEs6 = 9.e2sE AIM NJ Bos large WHITE and BLACK
444 Of BULL. Twenty dollars rawsrd will he paid n the
Under delivering said Dog at Sa No. ~ Poydras market
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-12
LADIES AUCTION
VALUABLE SLAVES At AUCTION.
nv VIGNTE Auc4ioneer

VALUABLE SLAVES At AUCTION.
BY N. vIGNIE, Auctioneer.
CATURDAY, the 18th inst, Mt I3 O'Clock NJ,
- ut the City Hotel, Common street, will be sold
l. GREEN, negro man. aged % years, good plantation
hand.
2 MEHALA, his wife, woman, aged IS years. good
plantation hand.
EDY, AZ years. cook washer and ironer. and her
two children, HERMOGENE, aged years, and JOSEPH,
ed two years.
saa sav fully against all the vices and dis
prescribed by law.
p~rEKNS-lz onts credit for approved city accepanees,
bearing per cent interest.
JOHN aged is yeas No. rrisge driver and house boy,
speaks French and kngliAh.
s. DANIEL aged about - years having worked at plaster
tng over year; slightly rupiured.
.. ANUCkbE. negro wonan aged 81 years, cook seam
aged years. the other Is months.
g. NNCY negress aged about 40 years. cook washer and
ironer.
MARY, mnattress aged about q years No. washer,
ironer and house
IL. CELIA aged about years. rook washer and ironer
u. JIM aged q years. No plantation hand and
picker.
Also, at the time and place, list of other valuable
Slaves will be offered.
Said slaves fully guaranteed the defecabo
toned
pJ-TERMs- Cash
of sale before VIM Shannon, Notary Public at the
pense Of the purchasers ml2
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-12
4s and 40 Mgfat Building 335 Broadway, New York
RT- Specimen copies sent free.
r. Suents wanted rn19 ltkWla-nlv

TfuIE SMILE, NO. IO3 ST. CHARLES STREET
L Ihe undersigned respectfully aunoncesto the public that
he hiss taken the above SALOON, where all times be
found ch ce and we'll selected stock Of WINES aud
LIQUORS. for which he ,ocs share Of public patronage.
y B.-A fna LUNCH will be served up daily, from 10
A. NJ to O'Clock r. NJ.
MIL I'm wNr. 3. FERRELI..
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-12
TERPSICHOREAN.

on ORLEANS THE EATER-GRAND DRESS
~ AND MASQUERADE BALL. in the style OF the Ball Of
EA the Grand Opera q Paris.
lAafN FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1858. Cst. Josephs Day)
r7-Gentltmeu's Tickets, with ladies) IS.
All persons in mask will be examined previous TO enter
ing the Ball
g1T-Doors will open at O'Clock.
sThe Orchestra of twenty musicians will be under the d
recton Of Mr.. Lehman.
sTckets may procured and Boxes by applying
at the office Of the fheater my i0t
~ PROF. j. VEGAS THIRD CHILDREN's
~ FANCY DRESS BALL.
IN AT ODD FELLOWS, HALL.
l Prof j. VEG AS respectfully informs his friends
The public in general that his Third Chdrens FaLcy Dress
Ball will be given
TUESDAY March 16, at ODD FELLOWS HALL,
when his Pupils will exhibit many of the Fancy Dances
appropriate for Children.
The Ball to commence at past O'Clock p NJ and con-
begin.
ADMISSION.
Ladies' and Misses, not Pupils. Free.
Young Gentlemen not exceeding II yeais........ 50
Misses ana MASTERS, fups
HLsdies and Misses wishing obtain invitations will please
send to Prof j. Vegas, At Odd Fellows Hail. Gentemeu's
Tickets be obtained the Ha and the Music Stores
and ut the Ticket Office the night of the Ball
pNo will be admitted except he his ticket at
the door fe22 I'd
q M'ME DeBAR'S DANCING ACADEMY
z The Ladies of New Orleans respectfully informed
Sy tha the above Academy Is where all the
IN Fashionable Dances will be taught, including the eee
" brated "BeTnadine Quadrie a n Cour Laneier.
to 6 p. NJ.
Children Misses and Boys-Tuesdey Thursday and Saturday
from 6 z. VI.
Private LessonsTuesday Thursday Saturday from
10 . m from ID ever nj u ingQ taDI
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-12

SIxIEME CouR DE DISTRICT McLEMoRE, RAYBURN 4 co.
de la Nouyelle Orleans. Price, Walsh Co-No 5Sie.
I'm VERrU dun writ de fieri faclas n moi
II adree par Honorable sixeme Cour de District de
Nouvelle Orleans dams rafare cidessu e procederai lie
MARDI l6 de 1855 l0S heures A. NJ. les eux
cRpres designds Ia vente pnbque ct adjudication de-
Tou les Meubes Ees contenus dams la maison
par Price, des defendeurs ct stuee de rAnnon-
citation No 49, dams lie Premier District de eete ve suvant
inventare depuse mon bureau pour
lie saisi raiiaire cidessus.
CONDITIONS-Comptant mOment de fadjudicaion.
r. T. PARKER,
mi u 10 l6 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-12

FIRE PROOF FsAFEs.-GRNUINES SAL
fEQ Ipli AMANDER l-WILDER's PATENT, with Rich's
80 lt5 Improvement. Longer In and thoroughly
wv with uniform than any other Safe In the
tAs world. We securing Safes with the cele-
braed patent Belle Lock- which been picked
blown open with powder.
The splendid assortment of Safes Plate and Money
Chests In this Market hand at store 81
GRAVIER New Orleans Call and the stock Prices
to suit the times. STEARNS MARVIN.
nl6 4md&w s. GUTHRIE, Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-12

"a $50 (FTFTY) DOLLARS REWARD.
~ Ran the 18th January, light grif boy named
IA HENRY GORDON, aged about "a years, weighs
about l50 pounds about feet inches in height easily
frightened confused when spoken has staggering
gait; thin mousache dressed when he left ia black fock
coat checked cashmere pants drab doubled breasted and
light colored felt hat apply
McDONNELLiS Restaurant,
fes l47 Common street.
KARSTENDIEk d CO., Nos. l0I, 103 AND l05
N Tchoapoulas street. General for the South Of Tnr
Of New York. Buffalo and San Francisco offer TO
the trade
Turner's Ginger Wine. in and barrels
:. Native Port Wine,
=. blackberry Brandy, in and barrels
Raspberry
E. Cherry
Ginger
:. Essence Of Peppermint,
=. Forest Wine Bitters,
:. Soughton Bitters,
Lemon Syrups, in eases-Nos. and q
Fruit
And will sell them wholesale New York prices with the
addition freight actual charges for cash orr its
equivalent. jal9 SIN
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-12

GARDNER SMITH. AUCTIONEER AND AP
VI PRAISER will give special attention this season 70 sales
Slaves public prvateo also Success
sous Stocks Insurance Port Warden Damaged Cotton, YES
sells Cargoes, Goods in Store Furniture etc.
Having had eight years experience in this CITY he sos
continuation Of patronage and will give prompt attention TO all
once No. Commercial Place sel6 6m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-12

I'M. WILSON, OF ST. GEORGES AND ST. BAR.
~ tholomew Hospitals and SIX with Rcord, of Paris
has reopend his oce at No II Dauphine street. for general
especially for the Of all diseases of the
Generatve Organs both without the Of mercury
Office hours consultations in French and EngsS Il A.
NJ an,iA to6 A8
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-12

T A. BEARD Il CO., AUoTIoNEERs AND AP
prasers for sale of Real Estate Slaves Furniture
Bank and other Stocks Port Sales Cargo Sales etc
RS-Ofiee No 80 Magazine street and No Banks Arcade
M SIN
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-12
, sLAVEsI sLAVEsIi SLAVES

Q SLAVES! SLAVES!I SLAVES -
ia We have hand and for accommodating terms,
GISr NINETY SLAVES embracing Men, Women and Chill
NJ drsn-among them ahOn Fifty No. Sugar and Cot
Field Hands, from Plantations Also No. l Cooks
Washers and Seamsreses and Hairdresses House
Dining Servants and Nurses and constantly
receiving cousgnmens from South Carolna Mississippi
fei0 In j. l.. CARNAN & CO. 60 Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-12

AND COM.
o. 81 Gravier street, New Or
rs to-
Messrs. g. W. Hynson 4 Co
=. Oglesby 4 MacaRlay
Jas. Norton 4 Co.
T. W. ColleEs, Esq.
NJ. NJ. Cohen jal9 3m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-12
The Golden Prize!
ILLUSTRATED ILLUsTR ATED

The New York weekly GOLDEN PRIZE is one the largest
and best literary Of the day, An Imperial Qu1rto
tanning Eight Pages Forty Columns Of entertaining original
fdsrtsr, and Elegantly Ilustratc1 every week.
H~A GIFT worth from 81 n 500 in GOLD, viii he
presented to each subscriber Immediately receipt OF tie sub
scfipton money.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-12

COTTON SEED-COTTON SEED-FOR SALE
~ and In superior lot Of Mexican and Boyd COTTON
SEED. Apply 10 WILLETT WILSON,
fe26 6m At Iusk & Co.'S No. Front At.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-12

n G. WORD & CO., AUCTIoNEERs, WILL AT
". sales of Real Estate Negroes, Stock Sales
Trade Sales and IN fact every sle apperaning auconees
Once, corner Natchez street and Bank Place jail II
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-12

NJ VIGNIE, AUCTIONEER, APPRAISER, AND
1N General Agent for the Sale aud Purchase OF Real rs
tate Lands, Plantations, Neeroes, etc.
oFFfCEss
Banks Arcade Passage, No s. First District
Corner CONT and Exchange Alley Second District
Where be examined, any time list Of valuable i'm
proved property of very remunerative investment.
Also constantly hand for sale private and public
SALE choice Mechanics list Of Virginia and Carolina
likely Negroes.
Mr. g. DEFERIET will give his personal attendance every
sale and purchase. jas n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-12
Es> sOUTHEIsN MUSICAL EMPORIUM
Main Depot SO Camp street-Braneh s6 Ohsrtres st.
L. G GABICI, Proprietor.

l.. BIOL, Proprietor.
stock Of these comprises full complete
assortment Of
EUROPEAN MUSIC,
ALL THE AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS,
ERARD'S and PLEYEL'S PIANOS,
sTEINwAY SONS cELEBRATRD PIANOS.
N BThese celebrated Pianos considered by all the
prominent artists the best in the United States In the astwo
years s. Sons have received various public
trial Exhibitions and Fairs the North less than SIX PIE
MUM COLO MED AIS for the superiority Pianos
-Also large assortment Of
B. c. FISCHER'S PIANOS, of all Sizes prices
suit the convenience and means Of all classes Of
buyers.
HRrps Guitars Volins Accordeons, Baujos Flutes
Of all kinds and Musical Merchandise Of
description.
n5- Music Bound Pianos Tuned and Repaired.
NorE-Any order Music Pianos anything
relating music be left either store if addressed
mail, will be promptly attended to-
Ra-TERMS LIBERAL
no " L. GABICT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-12

kSK FOR SALE OR CHARTEk-r rHx
NFxtA Al coppered and coppsrfasteued fsst ii
slsl6ring brig Northern Belle, 200 harfhen,.
found ia made the quickest passage this pertfr,za
ni1 GEO. w. HYEsoS Co, ,s2 Camp ssrsss
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-12

TOBACCO AND wHIsK Y-FoR SALE AND II
store, superior lot of TOBACCO WHISKY ETC..
close Consignment. WILLETr a WILSON,
fe26 I'm Al Lnsk 4 Cos No. Frnns.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-12

O. FOSTER'S SLAVE; DEPOT, Isl CoMN0E
~ street. New orleansHe keeps constantly hand su&
for sale Mechanics Field Hands, Cooks, WasrEz, Lrsn
N and General House servants Also buys and suiis
SLAVES commission Having converted the family sc
the large three building the Of Slaves has made
the best depot in the city and well furnished for the co
di r. POSTER
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-12

closed mail consisting letters and for States
ana cities Of the German psran Postal Union, and Denmark
Norway Sweden Poland Russia Greece Ionian Islands, etc.
j. sent from the PostoRce in New York sern weekly
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-12
Steamboat gtuariurfs Gbis aar.

Date of Departure of European, California
and Havana MaiIs. for March. 1858.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-12

sIxrB DISTRICT CouRT lMcLEMoRE, RAYBURN co. va.
Of New orieans. ( PRICE, WALSH A C0-No. 5,sl9
pY VIRTUE of writ of fieri facIas 10 me
ID directed by the Honorable the Sixth District
New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed sell
public auction, WEDN ESDAY the oath day Of March,
1855 AZ O'Clock p NJ IN front of the Courthouse Charres
between Orleans and ST. Ann, in the Second District
ONE FAMILY CARRIAGE.
Seized in lie above suit
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
f. T. PARKER,
Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
srxIrNE CouR DE DISTRICT McLEMoRE, RAYBURN A co.
de Ia Eouvelle- Price. Walsh COMO sS+9.
I'm VERTU dun writ de Geri facias n moi
Il adressv par phoaoabe sixieme Cour de District de Ia
Nouvee- Orleans dams rae cdessns je procederai le
MERCREDI "A de 1855 AZ henres p. M face de
Ia maon des Cours de Chares, ces d'Oreans ct
Anne, dams lie DeuXeme District de eee vile, paend
cation de-
UNE yoTTURE.
Saisie dams ra1are ci-dessus
lONS-Complant moment de radudcation.
r. T. PARKER,
ml2 Is 10 % "a Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d'OreRns.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-12

- n srRAYED, THURSDAY EVENING; TUE
Sa2 Ilh in from tlie Court House, co9Ied TER
wv RfER DOG-snswers 10 the name OF "Prines' the
-l collar around his neck has the Of H. T. Park
engraved IT, The finder will Please send him the sberis
rnlo
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-16
SAD MISTAKE,
MOUNT HOPE, Ala, Dec. II, 1857.

MOUNT hope, Ala, Uec IL, 1901.
Editor AshciUe Neaos:
A man by the name Of Benjamin Rollins was
killed in Marion county, Alabama, on the 9Th of o.
tober last. He was deaf and dumb, and was on his
way from North Carolina to Bexar county, Texas.
He had left the public road short distance and
discovered by young man who was hunting, and
not being acquainted with mute's attempts to talk,
the young man says he shot him through fear, land
all believe it)
The said Benjamin Rollins was between so and 60
years of age, aed would weigh about 100 pounds
He had a recommendation certifying that he
worthy of charity supposed to have been written out
at Davidson College, N. G.. He had some manu-
script copy Of Dictionary, Supposed to have been
written out by himself There was also found on
his person 81, 800 in gold and silver, which, accord
ing to the laws of Alabama will remain in the hands
Of the Coroner six years. subject to the demand of
his relatives After that time it will 90 to the coun-
ty in which he was killed, to be added to the school
fund.
Should any of his relatives friends wish to learn
more of the particulars, they can address Wilson
Maddox, Pikevile, Marion county, Alabama
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STATE OF NORTH cARoL1NA.-wAk

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.-WAKE
n. Hodge and his wife Francis H. Hodge and Woodson
Carpenter infant. by his Guardian Henry Horton vs.
Jno. Carpenter, Reuben Carpenter and Willie Whit
ley and his wife Sarah Whtey!Petition to sell land
Whereas it has been made appear to the Honorable
at the Fall Term, A. D.. 1857 that John W. Carpenter
Reuben Carpenter and Willie Whitley and his wife Sarah
Whitley are Of the State of North Carolina
This therefore, is to notify the said defendants and each
Of Them to be and appear at the Term Of our said
Court to be held at the Court House in Raleigh on the
and there to answer the Petition of the plaintiffs aore
said filed against them for sale of Real Estate
and division of the proceeds the said Petition will be
taken pro conso to them such of them as do not
answer and the cause set down for hearing En- Pare
Given under my hand at office this 14th Of Dec 1857
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD c. L. NJ in E.
--..' Pr $lO) 81 112-w&sw6w.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.-WAKE
y CQUNTY.1n Equty..Joseph Weireman VS.. Pc
nelope smith, Mary Ann smith, William H. Wnder, A. "
Parsons Executor Of James Hepburn deceased Henry W.
Miller, and the Heron Mining Company.
Whereas on the 24th day of Sept 1857 Joseph weire-
man MED his bill Of complaint in our Court Of Equity for
to be relieved concerning the ievances said bill fully
set forth: and whereas at Fall Term, 1857 made
appear to the satisfaction of the Honorable the judge
our said Court that William H. Winder and A. ". arsons
Exr Of James Hepburn, deceased non-residens Of
the State of North-Carolina.
This therefore is to notify the said William H. Winder
and the said A. " Parsons and each of the wherever
they to be and appear the next Term of
Court to be held at the Court House in Raleigh on the
first Monday after the fourth Monday of March next then
and there to answer the bill aforesaid the be
taken as to them and decree made accordingly
Given under my hand at Office this l4th Of Dec 1857
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, C. & M. in E.
pr. $lO0 l12--w&sw6w.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-01-16

yellow FEVER AT HAvANA-For many years
there has not been, at this season of the year, so
great fatality amongst the nnacclimaed as at pre-
sent exists at Havana 1t is stated By those resident
there, that more than one.fourth Of all those who
have visited that port since October have fallen VIC
Tins to the above disease.
We are informed that almost daily cases Of yellow
fever are arriving at our Quarantine. Many vessels
have had all hands sick, and some have been nearly
disabled by the loss of men.
The bark Ezpress, which recently arrived here
had nine out of crew of eleven down with the
fever, and had two deaths while at Havana. The
bark American which also recently arrived, had
several cases of fever and the second mate was sick
on arrival He was sent to the Hospital at Quaran.
tine, where he died the next day. The bark j. j.:
Cobb, which arrived few days since, has also lost
some of her crew by fever.
The disease appears to be more virulent and un'
manageable than for many years past Physicians
most experienced in its treatment have had but little
success in combating it. Hope is entertained that
the disease will be subdued before the hot weather
of the approaching Summer. Should it not be- there
is much reason to fear that our port will not escape
destructive visitation.-NeU York Times
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.-wAKE
- COUNTY.-In Equity.-Calviu jordan, Administrators
of Augustus Wedding vs. William C. Doub.
Whereas at Fall Term 1857 of the Court of Equity for
the County Of Wake made appear to the Honor
able the Judge Of the said Court that William c. Doub was
q nonresident of the State of North-Carolna
the next Term of said Court the Court House
in Raleigh to be held the first Monday after the fourth
Of Calvin Jordan Admir- of Augustus Wedding, against
him. filed to procure the reexecution of losnote or
the bill will be taken pro cosso, and down for hear
ing EeParte, ~. =. ..t'.--.s.
Given under my hand at Office this 14th Of Dec 1857
-s.-s,a1o - ED GRAHAM HAYwOoD, C. { N. in 3.
pr: $s) ..a,. So, ,,11lLa--w4swsw.
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By the arrival at this port, yesterday morning. OF
the Cunard steamship africa, we receive London
and Liverpool advices to the 26th ult., three days
later Important intelligence from India had reach
ed England Lucknow was relieved, by the force
under Sir Colin Campbell, on the 10th Of November
after several severe engagements. The muuheet'
were killed in great numbers but the British only
lost officers killed and 40 wounded. Sir Coins
force amounted to IL, 600 men, AS soon as the re-
lief was accomplished the sick and wounded, laa'es,
and children, were removed, under an escott "
Cawnpore. From Delhi we learn that fourteen
members of the Royal family had been executed,
throughout the whole Of India large renforcemen.s
are pouring in, and all alarm for garrisons and ou'
posts in distant places has ceased.
The financial news from Europe is interesting. As
vas anticipated, the Bank of England has redaceu
it's rate of discount from ten to eight per cent Ins
funds were steady and money was easier. returns
of the Bank Of England for the week ending D es
23,- show an increase in bullion Of FL, 3oZ 4IV'
Among the further failures announced are W. ".
Haigh, of Bradford, engaged in the wooden traas'
Hands, MArcher q Co., Dutch merchants at hu",
and Stevenson, Vermehren d Scott, merchants "
Newcastle. In the North Of Europe the crisis cop'
tinued. ssa,5 - nasl'a tf
In political point Of view there is little news Of IN
terest by this arrival We give, elsewhere, dlvs,
extracts from the Paris journals on the Pres'deh.'
message. from which it will be seen that the docu
ment Is not 40 favorably regarded by the French
by our English contemporaries Two articles, aST
from the London Times, one on the Mormon "" w.
. and the other on the Finances OF the United o's.
will be found worth perusing. Particulars Nv, 20
been received Of the earthquake at Naples IL w.
very destructive both to life and property, but ~.
first accounts were exaggerated.-Ner YorE 1'"''"