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be postponed, and the report Of
airy Committee on the subject be p
Wigfal, Of Texas, hoped i would
diately considered.
c motion Of Mr.. Fesscnden was ayr
I'd mt 3 ! o'clock, the Senate sd jour-
House of Representatives.
House Of REPRESENTATIVES.

Mr.. Phelps offered resolution requesting
the Secretary of the Treasury to furnish es-
Inmates Of the sums necessary to complete
the capitol and penitentary u the Territory
of New Mexico.
Mr.. Farnsworth offered resolution, which
was referred to the Committee Of Ways and
Means, directing an inquiry into the expe-
diency Of establishing an assay Office and
branch mint in the city Of Chicago, Illinois.
Mr.. Case asked but failed to receive con-
sent to offer resolution directing the Com
mittee on Mileage = inquire into the ezpe-
diency OF 50 amending the rules that 40
remarks made out Of order by the members
shall appear in the official report ot the
Globe.
Mr.. Thayer, from the Committee on Pub
lie Lands. reported back the Agricultural
College bill, giving lands to the several
States for the establishments 81 such institu-
tons
Mr.. Morrill, Of Vermont. moved that the
further consideration Of the subject be post
poned until the thirdTuesday Of April.
Mr.. Branch advocated the reference Of the
bill TO the Committee Of the Whole on the
state Of the Union, for full discussion, and
Iildt IL may " ~ pl'tilci Ni1i' 49, ''''a''
proposed to be donated shall come from, Is
it is apparent the majority Of the House IN
tend to pass the Homestead bill, giving The
the public lands to actual settlers.
Mr.. Window, from the Committee On Pub
lie Lands, reported the Senate bill, which
was passed. extending the benefits Ct the
swamp land act to Minnesota and Oregon.
Mr.. Cobb, from the same committee, re
ported bill, which was passed, confirming
certain lands to mail contractors west ot the
Mississippi river and the Pacific coast
Many other reports were made from
standing committees.
The House then went into . committee q!
the whole on the state of the Union, Mr.
Washburne Of H., in the chair, and rcsum-
ed the consideration Of the Presidents Mes
sage.
Mr.. Van Wyke, Of y Y, addressed the
committee on general politics and in defence
Of Black Republican principles.
Mr.. Burnham, Of Conn, followed in 4
speech of the same character.
The committee then rose and without the
transaction Of further business, the House
adjourned
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By I. NJ. McCORMICK-AUc
GALE OF a VALUABLE FARM IL FAIR
- FAX COUNTY, VIRG mia, ~ THE
VICINITY OF WASHINGTON AND ALEE-
ANDRIA.--Oa Saturday, ne 24h day * Earal
1850, ~ 2 o'clock, w., 81 the premises, tie sub
scribers viii sell At public auction, TRACT OE
LAND, containing about FIFTY ACRES, situa
tel in Fairfax County, Va, the Leesbure
Turnpike, short distance beyond Bailey Cross
Roads, and about seven miles from both AicIaH
dria ana Washington.
The land il Of excellent quality IL VOL water
ed-eight or ten acres Of il are in wood II iH3
growth--it has on il thrifty orchard If young
fruits under good fences, aud j. every way ds-
sirable
"a. The buildings On tho place consist # !
k.4 comfortable COTTAGE. large Barn Sta
bles Smoke House &c, 81.
Any further information in respect To the pro
perty can De had Of the subscriber, Mrs. Amelia
i. Young, who resides upon it.
TERMS $500 cash--the balance in two equal
instruments, Al Elk and twelve months, from TIE
day Of sale with interest, the deferred payments
To be secured by the bonds Of the purchaser AMI
deed u trust upon the property.
AMELIA r. YOUNG
5. FERGUSON BEACH
NH 5-dts Nat Int copy. Trustee
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Board or Aldermen. l. kinzcr, pos;
Joseph Grimes 80; b. H. Lambert : l..
Mex nzie, =
Common Council Lewis Mckenzie, 90;
II Il Snowden, jr.. 233; ~Geo H. Markell, 30;
". 4. Harper, Ill; Z. r Suttle, ~; l. i.
Kinzer, 81: Geo. H. SmoOt, Il; j. w Burke,
Is; Scattering !.
SECOND WARD.
Board Of Aldermen IL L. Simpson, II;
Thomas Smith, 30
Common Council Geo L Wilmington,
l35; u. s. IIallowell, Us; *C ". Alexander,
is, "A. ". Eastlack, 100; II. Latham 10; |.
KeIl, %; g. T. Shaw, IL. Scattering Il.
THIRD WARD.
Board If AIdermen-~Geo BRYAN, 230 II.
Brockett. 4S, declined Scattering :,
Common Council-"W ~ Boothe, 263; Ill.
q. Dorsey, 242: Andrew Jameson. 2lS ~.
H. Mcy Gigh. 200 b. II Berry, l45; p q.
Uhler, GI; g. H. Stuart -; W. 4. ieatJn,
TO. Scattering =.
FOURTH WARD
Board II Aldermen W. q CaZenoye,
AZ: A. j. Fleming a. Scattering :.
Common Council. w. Atkinson, lGl;
j. L. Smoot, 81; w y. Massey, III; T.
". Ashby, $50: ]. A. Milburn As; L. y.
Green, y; ". \. Taylor, II; y. Il. Blackjack,
4; ". 3 Richards, jr, !; /. Green, 2 Scat
tering :.
The count having been finished, and the
returns signed, On motion the Commission
ers adjourned sine de.
Members elected.
TnE MANASSAS INDEPENDENT LINE.-We
learn that another Improvement 81 much 10
terest in this vicinity viii soon be recon-
menced, and prosecuted with ylgor towards
its completion. The recent additional aid
on the part Of the State y the Manassas
| Gap Railroad has given new impetus 70
the energies Of the Directors II that work,
and we hear that arrangements are n pro
gress for a speedy renewal u work upon the
'Indepeudent Line" from Tudor Hall 70 Jo-
nes' Point IN this city.
PoMrIcAL. The Washington Jackson
Democratic Association met on Wednesday
night for the purpose of eIecting officers
The meeting however. was characterized by
scene If tumult and excitement such a
has never, perhaps been exhibited ~ sim,
lar gathering in Washington. The result
was an adjournment without ~ attempt 4
carry out the object Of the meeting.
EXHIBITION. We call attention to the al.
vertisement 81 the Exhibition y be given A
Liberty Hall, tonight. hy III" Student, ot
=. Johns Academy Their object j t.
raise funds for the enlargement u very
nice little library which they have been col
lecting fur several years past, and they eX
pect liberal encouragement IL their lauda
lie undertaking.
4 TAR To MouST NERHoH.-Ihe Ladies
Mount Vernon Association accompanied by
number of Senators AMI representatives,
paid visit 10 Mount Vernon, Yesterday
The steamer Thomas Collyer was much
crowded. but the excursion passed Oft quite
pleasantly
PoroNAc BRrpGE.-The Report II tn
| Commissioner Of Public Buildings, recon
mends the construction 81 i new bridge
across the Potomac River On the site occu
pied by the present Long Bridge
Fish, Fresh Shad are beginning t. make
I their appearance in our market. teW
Herring have been caught IN drawing tht
seines on the Potomac for the last two q
\ three weeks.
\ DEATH-NIr. Aaron LegSett, the owner
\ Of that portion Of the Mount Vernon estate
now known as Mount Lepher, died j
] New York, few days since,
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CONGRESS.
REPORTED FOR THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
Senate, Wednesday, March 7.

Senate, Wednesday, March 7.
Several House bills were received and re-
ferred,
Mr. Seward, of New York, presented seven
lengthy petitions from citizens of Pennsyl-
wanna, asking for protection to coal and IRON
Referred.
Mr.. Sumner, of Massachusetts, offered a
resolution, requesting the Committee on the
Judiciary to inquire into the expediency Of
appointing commissioner TO revise and
simplify the United States statutes which
was agreed to.
Mr.. Hunter of Virginia, from the Com
mittee on Finance, reported back House bill
for carrying out the treaty stipulations with
the Indians in Oregon and Washington,
with certain amendments; which were
agreed to, and the bill read a third time and
passed.
The Senate resumed the consideration Of
Mr.. Browns Territorial resolutions, aud
Mr.. Wade, of Ohio, addressed the Senate,
saying that the public mind, North and
South, East and West, was greatly agitated
by these resolutions, and those which had
been offered by way OF amendment. lie
declared that the bred Scott decision 50 far
as it went beyond the case of bred Scott,
was mere talk, and might as well have been
uttered in a Bar Room as u Court House,
He defended the principles Of the Black Re
publican party at length.
Mr.. Toombs, Of Georgia replied, sus-
tanning his own views uttered some time
since, and declaring that save the protection
from foreign invasion which the Union af-
forded, lis advantages were all on the side
of the North The South needed no iegls-
laton in her behalf, and Congress only met
to receive Northern memorials and transact
business required BY the Northern people.
Mr. Wade responded, and then Mr.. Cola
mer, Of Vermont, having obtained the floor,
the resolutions were postponed until 70
morrow.
The Senate then took up the Military
Academy bill with an amendment making
an appropriation to support Mounted Regi-
ment for service on the Rio Graude.
Mr.. Fessenden moved that its cOnsidera-
ton be postponed, and the report Of the
Military Committee on the subject be prln-
ted
Mr.. Wigfal, Of Texas, hoped It would be
Immediately considered.
The motion Of Mr.. Fesscnden was agreed
to, and mt 81 o'clock, the Senate adjourned.
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SCHOOL EXHIBITION.
II sTrnEMTS nE 81 Johns ACADEMY

lHh 81
SCHOOL EXHIBITION.
THE STUDENTS OF 81. JOHNS ACADEMY,
WILL GIVE AN ENTERTAINMENT, con
w sisling Of Addresses, Recitatons, Dialogues,
Songs &c., al LIBERTY HALL, On The evening
Of THURSDAY March Sth.
As the proceeds are 10 be appropriated ~ the
increase Of their School Library, they hope !1r
liberal encouragement from their friends and thr
public.
Tickets 10 cents, 70 he hal q any of the stu
dents, or ut the door. For further particulars,
see bills. mn ct"
DASSELLS ILLUSTRATED FAMILY 81
u BILE, Part ,. lust received and for Snle ~
GEO. T.. FRENCH'S Book and Periodical Depot
No. l04. king-street. This is beyond doubt the
most beautiful edition Of the Bible ever published
in this country. Price 70 cents per number.
new book b. old friend and citizen Inc
Faithful Elder, Memoir Of David ". Wilson, i"r
thirty wears 4 ruling Elder in tie Fourth Prcshy
terian aud Western Presbyterian Church. %
Washington city, by Rev. Joshua y. Dan'"rth,
first Minister Of the Fourth Presbyterian Church,
price 70 cents.
Once Week, Miscellany II Literature, sci.
eucc Art, ana popular information, illustrated ~
Lecch, Tenniel Millas kcenc, and others, En-
gish edition. price rs cents,
Balluus Magazine for April, ~ cents.
The Hortculturalist, journal u Rural AT,
and Rural Taste for March, II cents.
Frank Lesie'S illustrated Magazine for March,
% cents.
The Knights Of the Iron Ring, Or the Compan-
ions of Science, BY Miss Anna VI. Carter p cts.
The London Lancet for March, ~ cents.
The Firesde Monthly, 10 cents.
CasseIl's Popular Natural History, - cents.
Emerson BENEFITS Dollar Monthly, 10 cents.
Appleton's Railway Guide, for March - cents.
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SALE THIS DAY.

SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue 81 warrant IS
- distress issued in favor Of John Wet tor rent,
NJ. Henry Blondhaem, will offer tor sale ID
auction. on FRIDAY, the TWENTY FOURTH
DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1860, az ~ o'clock, ay
the northwest corner of King and Fairfax streets
large stock Of READY MADE CLOTHING.
consisting Of Coats Pants, Vests, and many other
articles Of wearing apparel also the fixtures, 6cg
therein, belonging to said Blondhaem, o. 20 much
as will he necessary 70 satisfy said warrant
Terms cash. y. M. CASTLEMAN, " :
feb l4-dts
10" The above sale y postponed until THURS
DAY, EIGHTH 81 MARCH, II the same hous
and place. &. NJ. CASTLEMAN, y.
feb 24-dts
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NTOIlCE.-At meeting 81 the Board pt
IN President and Directors ii the Manassas
Cap Railroad Company. this 18th day III Fcbrua
~, 1860, the following order was passed
'.Ordcred, That the Secretary Is hereby instruc.
ten 10 give notice, that general meeting ~ tho
Stockholders will be held in the city Of Alexandra
On Friday, the 9Th day Of March next ior tie
purpose of taking into consideration the law pass
"a AZ the present session ii the Legislature II t.
ference to this Company"
feb It'd EDWARD GREEN, Secretary.
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CRY GOVERNMENT The new City Coun-
eli meets tomorrow morning, at 10 o'clock,
when the Mayor elect will be sworn IN ~
Office
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GLOVER SEED, for sale by
nah VIM. IL. F0WLE son.
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A L M A N A C .
1850
MOONS PHASES.
NJ A Rim E Ii 7.
PORT OF ACKNOWLEDGMENT I.

ARRIVED.
Schr. Sarah and Mary, Balance, North Carroll
ma. shingles to Smoot, Uhler Co.
Schr Bergen, Msgee Richmond, to Master
Schr F. j. Brognard, Williams Philadelphia, TO
Wise 4 Co
Schr Georgiaua, Allen. Yeocomico, corn TO
Washington Co.
Steamer C. c. Alger Fenton, Philadelphia, to
Vim. u. Fowle Son.
Passed up for Washington, Schr. S. G. King,
Andrews, coal for Washington Gas Co.
SAILED.
Steamship Monticello, eager. New York. by
fowle 4 Co.
Brig Stephen Young. Chase. Savannah, by
FoSle CO.
MEMORANDA.
The ship Gladiator, Luce, from this port for
San Francisco was spoken (no date SO days out
T no Cape Henry, lat. 800 South, long. 2o.l4
Nsst-all well.
Schr. Marietta Benson, hence at Boston, 9th
inst
Schr Adelia, Baker, cleared at Boston, for
GEORGETOWN, 9th inst.
schrs. Vim. Frazier, Smith, and Southron, Lull,
0sace at Norfolk 5th inst.
Schr Laura Frances, for this port and Lucy
as@es, for Georgetown. were in port ut Savannah
q instant.
&ss> We are au thorzed to announce WILLIAM
y MASSEY, a candidate for Sheriff of AeSan-
aIia County NH Ste
RlSH LINEN-A GREAT BARGAIN
I've, We have this day received 20 pieces IRISH
At,NhN, of superior quality, worth 81 cents,
'uien We will sell AT 30 cents.
NIB S. l. w. MEYENBERG.
00 BBLs. TAR
iOU 80 bbls. Pitch
% coils Fishing Rope
iVVo feet Of Oars, for sale by
NH NaTIJ,I R0IrSU
oOPED SKIRTS-FER Y CHEAP.-l5
A. springs only so cents; 30 springs only IS cts
$50 lot Of Misses and Childrens, very low. at
uae S. Il w. MEYENBERG'S.
ShED OATS. SEED OATS,,-
= ''o bushels prime Seed Oats, for sale by
MEADE & MARYE,
"u Seed Store, No. 25, King-street.
NEED P0TAToES.-
NJ, ~ 1uO bushels prime Nova Scotia Potatoes, in
'"'e and for sale by KNOX l. BRO.
mh6 +,
w aNIED.-A CLERK, understanding tho
roughly the Prescription Business.
- JAMES ENTWISLE, IN,
Apothseary, "a King, street.
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YNO TANNERS AND SHOE MANUFACTU-
i RERS.- WANTED.-An engagement 4 the
South by An fhle and competent man, Who under
stands in all it- branches, the manufacture ot
PATENT LEATHER and PATENT LEATHER
CLOTH He has acted 4, foreman TOR the last
twenty years, both u Europe and the United
States References a ~. !, is 70 ability and in
tegrity. Adires, IN letter Ii II. II" No. 1897,
New York Post ONCE. NH div
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.NcasmerS ~ LuaJa'.
SSt SSpI
CITY cot NCIL.
FIRST WARD

Board % Aldermen. L. kinzcr, POS
Joseph Grimes, 5O 3. IL. Lambert i.
Mckenzie, =
Common CouncI-*Lewis Mckenzie, 249;
Il Snowden, IT,. 233; ~Geo. IL Markell, 30
W. 4. Harper III; Z. r Sutte, ~; l. L.
Kinzer, 59 Geo H. Smoot, 4; J. W. Burke,
Is: Scattering y
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DEAru.-Mr. Aaron Legsett, the owner
Of that portion Of the Mount Vernon estate,
now known as Mount Lepher, died in
New York, few days since,
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PoLmcA~ The Washington Jackson
Democratic Association. met % Wednesday
night for the purpose u oIecting officers
Tie meeting, however, was characterized by
i scene If tumult and excitement such as
has never, perhaps been exhibited ~ sim
lar gathering in Washington. The result
was an adjournment without ~ attempt y
carry out the object Of the meeting,
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN CALDWELL.

DEMOCRAIlC MEETING IN CALDWELL.
At a meeting of the Democratic party of the
County Of CALDWELL at the Court House in Lenoir
on Tuesday, the seventh day Of February, 1860,
On motion, Gen. G. W. Clark was appointed
Chairman, and B. M. futile, Esq, requested to act
as Secretary.
When, on motion by Dr. j. A. Ballew, Commit
tee of five, to wit DR.. J. A. Ballew T. j. Dula, Wm
Deal. Azor Schell and j. Newton Harshaw, were
appointed by the Chair to prepare business for the
action of the meeting who after consulting togeth-
err reported through their chairman Dr. Ballew, the
following preamble and resolutions:
WHEREAS, the Democratic party of North Caro-
lima propose to hold Convention in the City of
Raleigh, on the 9Th day Of March next for the pur-
pose of nominating a candidate for Governor; and
whereas, the Democratic party of this Compression
al District propose to hold Convention in the town
Of Ashevile on Tuesday of the next Superior Court
for Buncombe county, for the purpose Of appointing
delegates to represent this District in the great Ma
tonal Democratic Convention to be holden in Charles
ton on 23rd day Of April next, to nominate candi-
dats for the Presidency; and, whereas, the Demo.
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cratic party of this county is determined to be rep
resented in both Of said Conventions: Therefore,
Resolred, That the Chairman of this meeting ap-
point ten delegates to represent this county in the
District Convention at Asheville. s
Rssolred, That the Chairman of this meeting ap-
the State Convention at Raleigh
Resolped, That His Exceency John w. Ellis has
discharged the duties of the Gubernational chair
with ability and impartiality, and as we believe, to
the satisfaction of the people the State there
fore recommend him for denomination to the Office
he so worthily fills -
Resolced, That we approve the administration of
the Federal Government by President Buchanan,
and commend the highly national conservative and
patriotic principles upon which he has administered
the Government to the admiration of every man who
loves his country.
Rexolced, That we approve the course OF the Dem
ocratic party in the national House of Representa-
tves, in resisting by every lawful means the cleo
ton Of black Republican endorser of the infamous
Helper Book as Speaker, and that those national
men of other parties who cordially united with them
in preventing this outrage deserve our appreciation
Resolred That we will support most heartily the
nominee of the Charleston Convention for President
and invite the cooperation fall patriots who would
save the Union and constitution from overthrow.
Col. w. W. Avery being present. was called up
on, and responded in an able and eloquent speech
| touching the matters embraced in the resolutions
When, on motion, the preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted by the meeting.
In pursuance of the first resolution, the following
delegates were appointed to the Convention at Ashe.
ville to wit: DR.. j. a. Ballew, Walter L. Payne,
James Fl. Collett. JOS Corpening, John W. Dula,
Wilborn German, COL Wilson Awhile Daniel W.
Presncl, James c. Stale and Alfred Dula
And in pursuance of the second resolution, the
following delegates appointed to the State Con-
vention at Raleigh: Thos. j. Dula, S. Webb, Azor
Schell, John Puett A. j. Corpening, G. Med Dick
son, j. Newton Harshaw, John s. Shell, Jos. S.
Powell, j. M. Conley, VIM. Deal, David Moore, N
A. Powell, S. Hartley, j. G. Conley, j. A. Dua, G.
Barnes VIM. r. Sanders R. B. Clarke, and Lafay-
cite Page.
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary were
added to the lists of delegates.
On motion by s. u Dula, it was further,
Resolced, That if none of the delegates appointed
by this meeting should find it convenient to attend
that W. W. Avery and Thos. w. Atkin be request
ed to represent US in the Convention at Asheville
and that W. W. Avery and Frank. l. Wilson be re-
quested to represent us in the State Convention at
Raleigh.
Resolued further, That the proceedings Of this
meeting be sent to the Ashville Nens and North
Carolina Standard for publication
When, on motion, the meeting adjourned
C. W. CLARKE, Ch'n
B. NJ FUTILE, Secy.
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GLENN ANNA FEMALE SEMINARY,

THoxAsvILLE, DAVIDSON Co., NC
THIS SCHOOL Is ON THE NORTH.CAROLINA
Railroad, between Charlotte and Raleigh The spring
session Of 1850 will commence JANUARY 10th.
lights extra English branches from g. to SIS Music
the Piano. Meodeon or Guitar $50. The languages and
branches s each No charge for Maps Globes
remainder at the close Of the session. Our course tho
rough, bath solid and ornamental The health and good
water Of Thomasve is not surpassed in the State This
Is the cheapest school in the State Of its grade
For further information address
]. w. THOMAS,
President Board Trustees.
January 6, 1860 ...s,s... ss.s5 Il 2-w9t.<
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GRAND VIRGINIA DIscOvrRv


SOAE FOUR MONTHS SINCE, OUR EXCEIIp,,
- townsman, NAPHTALr EzEKIEL, informed us th.t
had prepared hair restorer with which he was s.s.e
msntin9 upon his own head, whose top was enrev E
We saw him two days Since and on the place so bad
months since, fine crop Of hair has sprung up with
orOus growth.s So convinced is Mr. EzRKIfL Of tho
cy of his discovery that be has named it 'us
"The InfaIlible Virginia Hair Restorer.,
Mr.. T. is about going into extensive manufacurs.
article which is destined to prove of anxious interest
bald pated friends-From Richmond Enquirer Ds..Ge
18th, 1883. O''e"'a
This famous article can now be had of the n,;,.
Druggists Those persons who desire fine head f Up
have only to the restorer according to printed
lions on the bottle Those who have any doubts of
cacy can have them removed in short time NV n. co
INFALLIBLE VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER 's mg ih
that it is all that it is claimed to be- po'il
Wholesale depot for orders, g. Main Street.
-...i., N. EZEKIEL
RICHMOND, November a. 1870
l. N. EZEKIEL, take oath On the Holy Bible that ~"
been bald for the past IL years. and have restored nv
by using EZEklEL'S VIRGINIA HAIR REST0PEpa a'
rL;, a. =, NAPHrALI EzEkEI
=. JOSEPH MAYO
:, Mayor Of Richmond
For sale BY ''N
Pr PEsCUD,
1,,,,,u 70 ,oeo Raleigh, N C.
o .Nn1H.y ~ 'oOO. S-w&swly.
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COACH.MAKING!

COACH.
VVHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM THE
Il Public generally. that he has recently taken the
GOLD STAND,'
well known by everybody west of the "Capito Square,
and formerly occupied by WIN. F. CLARKE and is fully
prepared to carry ON
KING
in all its various branches, in the VERY BEST STYLE
w Prices to Suit the Times. 81
Persons will do well call and examine for themselves
bebre purchasing elsewhere.
Repairing done at the shortest notice. and in the very
best manner.
JAMES BASHFORD.
Raleigh, jan. 81, 1860. swift.
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$3.50 REWARD.

el5O REWARD.
ID ANAWAY IN AUGUST LAST, A NEGRO BOY
h named BILL. Said boy was raised in Fayetteville
by Mrs Ellen Mcintyre and IS % years old stout built
feet inches high weighs about so TBS dark muatto
front teeth very defective; looks off when spoken to-
will pay Fifty Dollars for his delivery or confne.
ment that get him. and One Hundred Dollars for proof
to convict responsible person of harborng him He
may be lurking about Raleigh Fayetteville, and may
Lave free papers.
JOHN r. MURCHISON
Manchester P. O., Cumberland County.
February 8, 1860. s-w4t%
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NOTICE.

TvAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF
gro buy aged about % years. dark copper color five feet
six inches high and weighs about la pounds says that bis
name is WILSON, and was raised by Mr. MeRae, nea,
Bristol, Va-was SOLD to trader named KLIPPER, aud
train Said buy had on when arrested brown Kentuck!
Jeans Cost green check Cashmere Pantaloons and while
wool Hat No marks except the le side Of Dis
bead which Is not observable except when bis hair
pushed aside The owner is requested to come forward
prove properly pay charges and take him away otherwise
he will be dealt with according to law.
G. A. BOON, Sheriff
January 10, 1850. 2-w6m.