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NOTICE.

IN PURSUANCE OF A DECRRTAL ORDER OF THE
Court Of Equity for the county Of Wayne, made st the
AUCTION at the Home place. formerly the residence Of
b. Afford Tuesday the 9th day of November next
the hour of 12, TWO TRACTS OF LAND, the property
of the hersatlaw of Wm G. Afford, decd situated the
county of Wake the called the Home place. containing
about three hsndred Barton creek adjoining
lands of Edward McCullers John j. Lee and others-he
other containing about five hundred acres adjoining the
lends of Allen King, John j. Lee and Others also Bar
toms creek.
TERMS OF SALE:-Six months credit with interest from
the day Of sale-bond with two approved sureties.
CIV. STONG, C. NJ E.
Goldsboro, Oct. l., 1858. pr Ad ss.) 4s-wst.
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iHoxAsvILLE. DAVIDSON Co., N. G.
Vu>ERMS:-Board excuseve of Washing and Lights per
Session OF i've months $50. Tuition in the regular
$l2 Music and ornamental branches CORRESPOND.
Ingy low The Fal Session will commence on the LIST
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1883 Pupils are admitted at auy,
time during the Session, and charged the time of
trance Catalogues containing ali necessary information
respecting the course of instruction, terms &C. will be
forwarded on application to 'sfl.s, -,
80 j. W. THOMAS, President -
.-,...- -... 10. Board of Trustees Il
July To- 1895. 29-wtf
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VALUABLE REsIDENCE FOR SALE.
September 13, 1858.

TIME SUBSCRIBER wishes to sell his Residence ut
"a ,.nd :; ;n g.. ,a; f ,;s,nn S ,h Ie e.sAl
wood land for rewood and plantation purposes Forest
vile is just mile from Wake Forest College immedi-
atey the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad Is miles from
Raleigh. The neghborhood cannot be surpassed by any
in the State for intelligence, health and morality The
dwelling house is two story building with six rooms
The suihouses consisting of kitchen, smoke house
houses carriage house barns and stables all
ed buildings good well of water the yard. will also
sell excellent house and lot in Forestve all in
good repair, and good stand for merchant will sell
the above property cheap and on terms to suit the
Forestville, Wake county N. c. --.-.s
......-.. ....- .. - WIN. q. MITCHELL.
August 17, 1883. - -.- 3-Mtf*
tH@ Biblical Recorder COPY till forbid.
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HILLSVILLE ACADEMY.
CARROLL COUNTY, Va.

B. F. THOMPSON, A. NJ, Principal,
AVIS BARTLEY, A. NJ, associate Principal
Associated with efficient instructors.
TINE 10TH SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
II WILL COMMENCE THE FIRST MONDAY In AU-
GUST and continue twentyone weeks Board be had
in good families ut six dollars per month.
Hisvile is village, the top of the Blue Ridge.
mandng view of the most picturesque romantic and sub
lime scenery.
1t is well supplied with good water and pure air from the
surrounding mountains and is renowned for health 1t a
fords as good society as our smaller towns generally
Carolina which passes line of stages and is within
few hours travel of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
Through the lberalty of Messrs. Andrew s. Fulton Ben
Rush Floyd and Alexander N. Chafin, Gold Medals
have been presented annually The years
best speakers. The Annual Catalogue will be any
desiring further information about the school.
July Z, 1858. 27-w6mpd.
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6OSDO ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND FOR

HSJR ACKEs OF tALCABLE LAND fOh
Depot, the n. c. Railroad miles from Normal College
16 miles from Salem, and Is miles from Greensbol oug
borhood 200 in fine state of cultivation, and the
balance fine wood land Deep River running through about
the middle of the farm and creeks running into the
river the same, affords about lis the
best bottom land perhaps in the State all in q state Of fine
cultivation with the exception of about Is or Is acres of
the best kind of meadow land in a very fine condition
good two story brick dwelling good kitchens smoke
house large barn. stables, cribs, and all necessary
houses. Among them houses suitable for Over
Croppers An extraordinary spring near and con-
venient the house. and eight good springs
different parts of the farm Fine orchards both Peach and
Apple The subscriber being desrous to Texas
this FALL will sell reasonable in regard both
price and time. ..--.- . -
J. K. PINNIX.
September 13, 1858. --rs 2s-wam
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WHOLE NgmBER 1891. )
sRvENTEENH HUNDRKD AcREs OF, Arn; !;
AND COLD MINE8 nOR aAfr = = = y y

OFFER FOR SALE A rRAcTOF LAND. dsr;..d Il "a
- me since isft North Caroliua lying Swift Creek n
the county OF Nash, three miles North West ~
ston ana containing 100 acres thereabouts Sir
seven hundred are cleared and well suited to the plt;v
by fine springs. - fls5' ~ -A1u ""A'e'e9
Vn the tract is valuable gold surfsce-mpe Nb;cb -.
worked BY the late Jas. Mann and known 10 be- nrfs
@ VEN has also been discovered, and the ore taken
~ ,t s aoan1 70 De very rich II lies within few miles
Oh tne amed Ports mine. Division can be made ~ ~.
ana plantation 50 as to suit purchasers desiring either
Terms easy. Hon A. H. Arlington, of Hiilardston viii
Is authorized to sell. - 'Aeu' s1u
SAMUEL L. ARRINGToN.
August %, 1883. L =. @ ~ ssy,.aIn 1o.
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SIDNEY A. sMIrI

SIDNEY A. SMITH, :
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
- SMlTHFIELD, n. c. 8-@s
VIII attend regularly the Couaty and Superior Coura of
WAKE johnson, Cumberland, Harnett and Wilson : -
M business entrusted to his viii receive prompt
january 9, 1858. sE-tf5 ge-vtf
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NOTICE TO PHYSICIANs.-A VERY ELI.
~ gble location in the porthern part Of North Carolina
for Physician, with Ill the convenences necessary for the
accommodation of family will be vacated shortly by its
present owner who purposes moving to another Slate
Those desrous of Locating will al necessary infor
nation on application 70 the Editors Of the standard
April = lSte. Is e El0tleS - l6-VSGs
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A Cure for the Pilesl -. : -
HAVING BEEN AFFLICTED 26 YEARS

IL with this terrifying disease and fipdino no relief
finally discovered aYEGETABLEo.NTMENT,w which be.
eive 10 unparalleled in its efficacy Having cured msI
as the most speedy dscor is Northern
humbug could produce many proofs but as the Oint-
ment Is out on its merits those that are afflicted will
be the best judges after using the Ointment By se1ne
One Dollar and cents in Post Office sampS Box viii,
- = Address, :. NEAL BRowS. g. 2
May 1883. .l-sl7.1 -SiS3vly4 =
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AuRust II, 1908. ~ - - :
~ Biblical Recorder copy till forbid.

M 1ASONIC CLASSIC INSTITUTE. PERSON
IyHCO, N. Grew, JAMES II. BRENT, Principal,
aided by efficient assistants next session.
Wednesday the 9th Of January 1885, Board per month";
Tuition from $7 to $50 per session. Hlsboro is the
nearest point ON the Central r. South Boston, the
Richmond Danville B. B. For particulars address The
Principal. ~ p :
JAMES b. BRENT
Dec. IL, 1887. - sl. - $50 .- l91k-wtf. z
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RALEIGH.
CT Stanbarb.


HOLDEN i WILSON, STATE PRINTERS,
HoRIxsD PuBLIsHERs OF TIE LAWS OF TIE UNITED sfAf
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RE ELECTION OF MAYOR SWAMI, OF BALTIMORE
On Wednesday last election was held in Bati
more for Mayor and Councilmen. Mayor Swan, the
American candidate, received $4,000 votes, and
Shit, the Locofocs candidate received 1850,
Swann's majority, 9149.
In the first Branch of the City Council, 10 Amer
leans were elected, and one Democrat and in the
Second Branch nine Americans and one Democrat.
-Register.
The only reply which it is necessary for us to make
to the Reaiser will be found in the following arti.
Gle for the Baltimore Sun, a neutral paper: - -..
BALTIMORE MUNICIPAL ELEcrIoNs-We subjoip
the formal record of vote taken yesterday, under
the authority of a municipal election. The returns
from the polls the faithful indication of the
character of the whole affair. The text and cemmen-
tary are there to be seen at glance The transac.
tons of the day already familiar to many Of our
citizens and have little disposition to recapitu-
late them here or descant upon them. At very
early hour the fact throughout the city,
that the polls in possession Of a class of men
who could only be encountered upon equal terms by
resort to violence and the use of arms Conse.
quently all attempt to poll opposition vote was
abandoned At about handbill was issued
by Col Shut, announcing his withdrawal, and from
that time until the polls closed the VOTE we pre-
sumo, was exclusively for Mr.. Swami. q
This publication having been generally distributed
about the several polls and posted in various parts
of the city, had the effect to retire what few of Mr.
Shuts friends were endeavoring to maintain their
ground, and to leave the affair Of the day uncontest
ed to the close a.s ...
The following is the result of the vote for Mayor
in the twenty wards of the city: Swami, (America
24,eOs; Shut. independently 1850.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 2O-Flour is dull and unchanged
with more sellers than buyers. Wheat is steady,
red nrime 41 % white 20 tn AZ Corn Is
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The Potency OF NEwspApER-The London
Times. in able article on the power Of the Press
says that the potency Of newspaper lies in the fact
that it is newspaper, and not sheet of tales and
essays like the French journals. .The public Press
says the Times 'has purchased the right of express.
ing its opinions by the facilities which it has given
every man for forming his own" As to the favors
which the Press can confer, the Times says "What
is the Red Eagle or the Legion of Honor to para
graph Of praise which is repeated in hundreds Of
daily, weekly and monthly sheets, and makes some
humble name . household word from Cornwall to
Shetland in Toronto and Melbourne, IN Calcutta and
Hong Kong" ...ssf t5 ,.t.E Il, ,saj q.
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STATEsvILLE CELEBRATIoN.-The completion Of the
Western North Carolina Railroad from Salisbury to
Statesville, celebrated in the latter place on
Thursday last by speeches, public dinner, military
parade, firing of cannon, &c. There was a very
large number of persons present from Iredell and
the surrounding counties. Five military companies
were in attendance-two from Salisbury, one from
Charlotte, and the Iredell Blues. Ex.Gov More.
head, of Greensboro, and Gen. j. A. Young, of
Charlotte, addressed the audience; after which
bountiful dinner was partaken of by all who desired
to eat. Those who were present say there was
enough for all, and that the committee of arrange
ments deserve credit for the satisfactory manner in
which they discharged their duties.
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PRIZE MONEY AND THE "EcHo."-The Washington
estates" refers to the entire misrepresentation of the
in the statements made in reference to the dis
position of the SLAYER "Echo," and the amount of
the prize money accruing to those who were direct
ly instrumental in her capture. 1t points out the
course which will be taken in the NATTER upon in
formation derived from the most authentic source
The United States Marshal for South Carolina
gave Lieut.. Mafit receipt for 396 Africans. for
which number $25 per head, amounting Ia all to
$1,000, will be awarded prize-money to the flag
officer of the home squadron and the officers and
crew Of the Dolphin. This sum will be distributed
follows: The fag-officer receives one twentieth,
the commanding officer of the Dolphin two TWEEN.
tieths and the balance is distributed to the other
officers and the crew of the Dolphin according to
rank and rate. 1t is doubted, however whether the
flag officer Commodore McIntosh) is entitled to one
twentieth, he was absent on leave, from his sta.
ton at the time of the capture This question will
doubtless be determined by the Attorney General.
After the prescribed legal forms have been gone
through with and the Echo has been libeed, she
will be sold at public auction Half of the proceeds
will be taken by the Government according to
special provision of law, and devoted to the naval
pension fund; the other half will be divided among
the officers and crew of the Dolphin according to
the same rule by which the per capita prize money
is distributed. Eighteen of the Africans died after
their capture by Lieut. Maffit. For these the per
capita OF twenty five dollars will not be paid, but
only for those who were delivered alive into the
hands Of the United States Marshal
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Every art l. best taught by example; good deeds
are proeu :sive Of good friends Lea
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GLEN ANNA FEMALE SEMINARY.
THoxAsv1LLE. DAVIDSON Co.. N. C.

September Is, 1858.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-23
HOLIDAY GIFTS
IL CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
housekeeping Goods.
CHINA INB GL4SS WIRE.

We would respectfully inform our old customers
that We are now opening, at our new store, an ex-
preaching Holidars. most of which, having been
purchased for each. We are enabled to offer at very
low prices.
Lava, Bohemian and Glass Vases
C0lognes, Motto Cups and sauceFs
Card r. ceivers. Figures staluettes
Ink and segsr Stands. Jewel Match and Powder
ALs0-A large variety of FANCY and FOREIGN
Rosewood. Walnut. Mahogany and InlaId Work
Writing Desks, Trunks. &c
Ladies' Cabas, b s1s. Purses, Porte Monnaies
ackgsmmon Boards. Chsss Dominoes. Games, ..ke
Children's Carriages Slsi. hs, Hobby Horses
Carts. Wagons. Drums. Cues, Swords
sedstea1s. Chairs. Bure aux. Cradles, Tables
Clothes Horses. &C
DOLLS nina. Wax. Composition and India Rub
Der Dolls
poIi shoes. Arms &c: Paper Dolls and Furniture
Toy China Tea and Toilet Sets
Stoves, Furniture. &c
TOYs-Ir0n, " ooi. China. Pewter. Paper. India
Rubber, Tin aud Mechanical Toys of evsry de-
scr'pton, pTics and kind, md in such qua titles
that it would bs impossible to snnmerstn them.
FIRE-W0RK 5-Fire Crackers, Torpedoes Romsa
Candies, Pin Wheels, GrassAoppers, Rockets. &c
Baby Jumpers. Rattles. Teething Rings. &c
BIAS ETs-Freneb, German and American. white
and Col0red, Fancy, Travelling. Key, chnol. nh-
ner. Reticule Toy: Work. Market and Clothes
Baskets. of every kind
Willow Chairs. Cradles and Hampers
Silver Plated Tea Sets Casters. Baskets Spoons sbd
Forks
Britannia and Block Tin Coffrs and Tea Po.s. Urrs
Oyster Dishes. Stew Pans, Mugs. Suaioers.
Sp cus &c, of every kind
Japanned Walters and Tea Trays, in sets CT single
boxes
Dust pans. Tea Cauisssrs. Spice Boxes, &c
W cd Ware Of every description
Mats Bird Cages, Cocoa Dippers. Brushes,
Brooms Soap. Perfumery. Cologne Combs. &c
CHINA-Gold Band. Fancy and white; Iron s'o0s
China
Rock Kin cham and Common Ware
Cut and Pressed Glass, of every kind
Toeefher with full sssortme ut Of H0UsRKEsP
ING GOODS. FANCY and UsEFUL ARTICl ~.
which will be sold very low Cali early aed get
your supplies ANGUS 4 BYERII,
de Psi No Il Main street. near Old Market
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The French Press aud the Monroe Doc
Irine

The French press, which is not allowed to say
anything about Montslembert is in a blaze upon
the Monroe doctrine. This is one good effect Of
the Monroe doctrine. 1t gives the pent up vol.
canoes Of French journalism chance to relieve
themselves. 1t is benediction, this Monroe doc
trius, to the deaf and dumb of Paris, giving them
ears to hear and tongues to speak Iu dismal
circle cit the unhappy editors of Paris around tho
throne Of their master, like many poor canine
animals, who only speak with eyes which
look beseechingly for a bone, and tails which wag
shsir gratitude, but who dare only give tongue
when the imperial huntsman harks them on their
prey. No matter what crimes occur in their pres
snee, what cuffs, lashes, or "warnings" they them
solves receive, tbs poor hounds dare not so much
~ yslp till their master gives the word We are
glad that he has thrown them the Monroe doctriue
TO worry, and that they are permitted TO relieve
the peut up gall of their hearts by baying at the
Distant stars of our constellation. All the uour-
isbneut they eau derive from the Monroe doctrine
they are welcome to, and if the stars cease to
shine because Of their barking, il will be more
than the dsep.mouthed bull dog over the channel
Of whom their master stands in such wholesome
dread, WAS ever able to accomplish. We owe au
apology, however, to the whole family of curs of
high and low degree, for likening animals, who
osvsr permit robbery, burglary and murder ip
their own dwellings, without at least a remon.
STRANGE, to the press Of Paris, which looks on si
lsntly whilst nation Is plundered of its libertss
and dies into rage at dstaut, pacific and friendly
people.
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r OOK OUT FOR CHRISTMAS.
PRE7TYB0OKS FOR CaILDRYN

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A STRING OF PEARLS
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