North Carolina Newspapers

r ....aMi..,.....h. , ... . ........ ...... . ii ii hi r ...iimu i ii i i ii imiii f ' . ,AU A.AA 4 VOLUME IXNUMBER 114: WlMlNGTQN, N;b;, SATOiDAY M(ING, DECEMBER 16, 1854. WHOLE NUMBER 1105 1 - t.iti i.il-tf .ih'aLV I'Oll UillilliL . I ..mlisoftd every TaasaAV, Ihbi anc Saturbav i e5 per annum, payable UatigiMt In aatfajive. !JV IMJJiAS LOlUNG-EotTua and Psoases roar, . Curner front it ;irhet treetv wiiirivcTaii.il. c- ot. risixc, ',. 0 5a I t sax. t uitiMh, ,4 0 I insertion 3" 75 I I W I 00 1 1 "6 " 8 M I m nih4 2 60 I 1 12 bU I 1 12 12 Ot n Units or icsa mane 4 aqar If an adver 'semen' exceed tioat in picc will b ii. jroportion.. H i IvtfrUsetnenis are payabl at (he limttti '.heir iaeriioa. , -'Jji rn.n iih v:rly aJvertinera. U1 be mad rt tho imwi liberal ieriti. V i triW-r tf cjolweti for vearlf edverilsia vit t prmitU'd SHinitd eircuastencea reitdet t tl in? ia bniioes", or an uneipfcled rnvie neee-ary, a chire aecordins l ibe ' iihw term- urill be at the orHioN ol the coniract Tt t The tin he ha aducrilacd. Tin itrivUeze of Anneal Adrertisers la atrictlv .'linird t their ir imine-liate bnsirwsn; and all advertUem-'nta (r iHe benefit of other prTn. as well n all a Iverllem-nis nirtimineiiialely cob Tu-cieJ with their own busineeo, and all exc o ;a ltTrtie-Pnfs in Ivngth nr atherwise bcywoil tb li.mita enaied. will he charged at the usual rate Nn A Uerli-Kimenla ia included in the eon rf i For ihs aale or rent nf hon-xea or I nd In town t Veitntry or Cor the sale or Jure of ivgrcxa. wheth 'fcr the or-tpeny ia .owned br the advertiser or bv. other (r!i. Thee are excluded by the term. '"immedUtU iitsiaenV VII Uor-ne neoti inserted in the tri-weckl Y? tnureinl. ire entitled to one iesertioo in th,. ."Wctkig free of charge. ' Job, card axo fancy primtixg, glDfED SUPERIOR STYLE, . ..: -Aif51ir'4 POR THE COHHERCIAU iNiw Yobk Merars. Dollmeb & Pottkb. whii-()Hi(.Bi.SMiTH. Vo.ti, Central Wharf PUi-uiilphiaS. K. Cohen. BaUimortVi . H. Peaks and Wn. Thomsojt JVHSCELLANY: , Tobacco Riot at Cambridge ITulveraltj. , - A entlcm; n rashly tissayed Friday night, JNov. 3d, to give a lecture in Lam bridge against the use of tobacco: The room was crammed long before he com 'inenced with under-graduates, provided with pipes and cigars, squibs and crackers: . -and the lecture had not proceeded far when it was interrupted by cries of "Three cheers tor btr Walter, Kaleigh. . The lecturer be coining angered, with the increasing disor der, made an observation that 'he had ex pected on comitTg to a University town to address gentlemen-, and not a lot of black guards." This was the signal for increas -ed'not3e and confusion, during which pipes and cigars were set alight in alj directions, und a number of persons who had entered the gallery which had been closed to the under graduates) were saluted with a show er of Sqnrbs and crackers. " -The riot continuing, the Mayor and Mr. - EL Browne, one of the borough magistrates, appeared upon the platform, but were not iwtened to, and retired, the under gradu atts immeifiHtely following up their retreat by storming the platform, and '-proposing n amendment that tobacco is anything but pernicious." Amidst the confusion a policeman collared an under graduate who was breaking up one of theYortns, whereup on the under graduate immediately struck out with his fists, and shouting out 'gown,' a rush of the gownsmen was made, and the silly fellow was borne off in triumph, amid the crash of seats and loud hurnh. The whole of the police had by this time mrrived, and a desperate fight er.sned, "the -constables using their staves freely and - making sundry piisoners, whom they lodg ed in the old sessions just as the senior ;proctor, the Rev. Mr. Eddleston, of Tiinity College, arrived. On the arrival of the proctor, the prison ers capitulated, and havirg given their names and colleges, were allowed to ' pro ceed home. On Saturday night again, notwithstand ing that the proctors nssis'ed by a number of masters of arts, paraded the to a h, seve ral skirmishes took placer -J, A subsequent attempt on Sunday the 5th. on the part of some 200 students to get up -another tobacco- row, waff defeated by the -college officials, when the town magistra tes determined to imprison the paru'cipt- , tants, an operation which was effected by locking the doors of the chapel while the . young men were at evening prayers. .On Wednesday, at the Town Hall, Rih ard Clayton and Charles Wood were placed in the dock to answer to a charge of assault ing the police in the execution of their duty.. Both of the young -men, who appear to have acted with great violence, were fined . 5 each, and expenses. " V;: ? " The ffne was imtnediattly paid, the a moonts having been soon made up to the . defendants bx.a " whip," among sympathi sing under graduates. ' What is the chief use of bread V asked an examiner of a recent school exhibition. 'The chief use of bread,' answered the urchin, apparently astonished at the sim- 'plicity apf the inquiry ; the chief use of oreaa is to spreaa ouuer ana molasses on Short prayer, short prayer,'' said a I Jeutenatit to a sailor who was ou bis &oee? on board a roan of war, then pre paring for immediate action. A1 iue is verv shott," said the. sailor, "only this that the enemy's shot may he distribu ted like the prize money-the greatest, share to the officers."; - REMORSE. 4 Iet not the guilty mm who may now "be enjoying the pleasant sunshine of pros perity, flatter himself that he shall es .J!8.? a IWnflicted punishment for.gtiilt ' wneu adversity comes that remorse, with its poisotioua fangs, begins to gnaw :at the heart of his victim: BROKEN BONES - Mf Witness, yot have said that while walking with an umbrella over jour bead ou fell inio Ibis reservoir, arid were badly injured, Did you -break any bones, sir at hat time T ' I did sir. What bones?' , JWhaleboaes, sir.T VAl.Ui. OF A MAM te-ClPT. " TLe origiiHt) m in tscriH ofGrty'a Elegy wi8 iuit'ly aula ut r auction in londoii rtere ws rnHy a scer.e' in the auction rooit. !inii"rlne a stranger enrerinif in the tin. 1st of n sale of sotn nisi y-Ioukiii- oM 'Kks. i'he auctioneer pru-Jucea two small heljs&tts of paper, wruteii uver, Loro n.i. muttUtnO. tie. raits u t uiust mtrefmtr n.cle.,' tfntj wlo?i for v condi ion ' Pickr-riri? bttts ", 10 ! RchM. Foss, Thorpe, tiobn,' Holway, antf some few atnaienrs jnieily jreinafk, iH tlvtv, ; fifttea,- Iwenly, five, thirty, u I so on. till there ia k p iu nt sixly4hree pounds ! Tbe ha.utuaer strike. 'Hoi.l P BHy8 Mr. Foss. . .'It is uiine,' sj9 the junairnr. , , -No, I 1ml sixt.fivtt ia iitne.' - -' -Then I. bill seventj.' ,SerenJr-fir,, ears Mr. Fosa f ami' flveti wre repeated ttr?tin, until the two bits -uf-l t per are knocked down, amidst r jener. 1 cheer, to Payen nnd Fojjs, for on hmudnd pounds $t rhgl On these btta of pur-er are written the first drafts of ibe Elegy m a country church yard, by Thor;i Gray. mcludtng five torses which were omitted in publication, anil wuh the poet's interlin ear corrections aDd alierauons certainly an 'interesting article ;r several person supposed it would call for a ten pound 4 note, perbiipfl even twenty. - A sinjrle 'ol- urae with 'VV. Shakspeur,' on the fly leaf, produced, sixty yenrs ago, a hundred gum eas ; but prooaoly with that exception, Tio mere autograph, t.nd no single sheet of paper ever produced the sum of five hundred dollars! i . ' fKENCU BONNETS & MILLINERY KAH. WKILER 4- KltO., are happy to inform their Iriends and customers, that ihnir Prench rtonnels have just arrived and are open for exam-. inanon, which lr oennty and tano cannot ra eur Mssff.l anywhere. Tbev b have eeortd -the ervicea of one of the mutt foeluonahle Millinera tao i cimipelenl to make and trim Bonnts witb- latest and most approved styles. . Oct 5.. . . 86. . SPIRITS TURPENTINE C1SES. VT EW and second hand, in prime order, i " Nov 4., J. R, KLOSSOlt; - SASH, BLIND AND DOOR IGExNCY. Vormerlg condwled ttu timj O. fltlchkis I'HE public- are hveby informed, that 1 have a. ocei appotn edasrent for the sale of indow 4ash, Blinds aad Doors, nianufa'ctured by the Mew Haven Com., and am prt-pnrea to till m LI orat-ra in" the above tine.- The quality of the work ol the .New Haven Com. is wi ll known in this tnarket. Iljildera andal personam an(n the above articlc, are rcqticsiet! to erd In their order, and tliey will ie r. nptlv ntled. Terms invariably cash on delivery. Genera i Agent Commission and onearetine fTer- April 18. J5 STEAM ENGINE AND S1W MILL. I iVII.L tieli low, and on aceoinroodaiiog I term, the Knjrine and iM:ic-hintry uf he t "ape Ke-ir Meam 4awMill 14 inch cylinder,? ft-et stroke; ilirec Zi inch bo1 tern, 3i eel lima main fhafi Itl icet 6 lmhi a lonx Hi oowpr of this engine in esii'i'OUd at 6u hoi pp. h.i new extra ylunl-T and S peerinp, and all tlit- ipplianre nr rei-i)ry for ibe lull tqiui nscnt to peraie at cim e. Also. 'J -Slave-d resting Jrlarhinee, Jointers. dre.. oirrplete. O. G. PAK61.K Y Jan, 21 1 :. . -tt tf CflEHIC 1LSJUST RECEIVED t I If if OZ. German Quinine; Frem-h. do ; 50 Im. IJ.ilMm. I : 20 dj. Svr. Ij !id Iron 'ii ds. Rlue Mssm ; 50 df VilMi'i Mass; SO illons Sp'ts Ititre ; 40 do. Aq Aniioonr " ' ' i I 20 bbla. Kp..m Salts 10 do Copperas. For sate by C. d D. DoPitK, v holetale Orogsists, Oct. 5 " INC BACON. XfVLBS. Kides and Shoulders, received per Rail Road and for sale by Nov. 2t 4 A J. L. HATHAn At IJV WESTERN SHOULDERS. 8.sF HHDS prime Western Shoulders. For aide by J. A J. L HATHAWAY CO. ov. 2. C CORNICES ror Moschrto letting puf up. Kv j Wll.K.irM3UA f- tSLKK. Jane 8. - . 37. MULLETS. (( BBLS just received I Nov. 8. MOORE. STANLY & CO UPHOf.STKRIG AND PAPER. HANGING io all Breached, executed in superior style and It altorl notice, by . t- WILKINSON A F.SCER. : Aug. 22- ' i; C pholaterers and Paper H-uigera. PEASE- - Crrtwder and Cow Pease", for FRFEMAN & HOUsTt'N. - - ' 105 - . T ADT, White sale by Nov .23. SEQUEL TO WOM AN AND DER f MASTER . 7 ". - FRED. Vernon, or the Victim of Avsrree." By J. F. Smith, author of Minnie Grey, Gus Howard, Harry Ashton, Ellen De Vere, Amy Law rrnce. Stun field Hail, Rochester, Woman and bet laiHer, Fred- Arden, Romantic Inciden 8 in the Lives of the Queens, etc. J net published" For soleby , K. W. W H1TAKKR. Nov. 23. .- -.' 103. . LARD. Z BRLS North CsruHna. Forsa'ey . . ) Nov. 2X i WM. M. SHERWOOD CO. WHITE LEAD & SPANISH BROWN. 1 (t K F.G$ Pure, extra and No. 1 While Lead; jl VV 25 bbis. Spanish Brown ; to rlo.e eon lament. MOORE, STANLY dt CO. Oct. 28. s - - . - 94. JUST RECEIVED. FEW kegs of estra Batter and for sale by A - C, OtJt'KK ut t,U. 42. . . . June 22. i"Trp hSve on-htnd" a vry handsome assAnnieai VV or Puner Hangings, Fir Screen". Bonders, Window Shide, i "nrtains, Corntcea, Ac. d. For sale and put op hv ,'4, WILKINSON & ESLER " June 8. - tTphotsterers and Pbper Hanav s. 7 JUST RECEIVED - . FINE lot of Nerro Kerseys Blankets and . Shoex alo 4 hhd Wentern Sidost 15 bals Pf k t I r0 Sacks Salt, for sate bv - Oct. 26- ; A. B. MrCALEB.- CARPET AND OIL CLOTHS CUT, made, and pot down, by ' WILKINSON & F.LEIt,; : Paper Hanger and Upholster. Sept. 23. . t 83 WESTERN BACON. 1 A HHDS. prime SMen nd hooWers, for safc I4.b HATHAWAY ;0. D USINES : CARDS., E J LllTTEHLOtt. FOR WARDING 4 C(J3131ISSIOb k un.Mivuru, sr,c. Svpl 2th. 154 . 3V2m. s' f OF NO'tTH CAROt-lNA v QFtlCH, N il- ii3 liKUADWXT, " l,T TUK . . J. PBE;0TT .IIOtJili-51S V YORK. . fete 1. ' Hi-lye. W 1KSHEUU00DJLC0 t 1 17 HOIJWALK Oieewi aad Comwiiaion Met W ehanta ihtiuitfton. f C . . All oifwn'': Naval ritorea, together wild ;oitun, bneun. L d; Coin, Alea, Kluar, die., aha! enrw th htghetrlter price. - . Doe. 13 " - v- - ' !- 1. D. LOVE, - MASVFXCTUtEft AXO DEALER IN . C i B I N K r f li t' i 11 L 11 L BECStEADS CTf AlRS, HATTRE8SES dee. Ac Prout atreetSowtb ot Market, ' '. "ntllWW'o'SClj.DISIO. HJLt.0 r. Jt. c.'. " - Set lfi,J8"4 - . -'- T$-r-f " J. . LA'lTAr COMMISSION- MEttCUANT OESERAL. - ' AtiEX l , - , . - -.-WILMI.NGTON. N.C- Oct. I,!d54, -8Wyr. " WIl.lt I Si SOW d GtlKH. IrPflDLSTERS & PIPER, DANGERS, KEEP ON. II AND .AND M A D B TO ORDKR. Mztiresxit Fcalkcr Bid, 'Wmiiou Curtains and f ixtures. " All work In the aove tine done at shortest Ti tic - VVllnus N.O ;Mark St. March IS, 1854,- ' J J. 7 JOSEPli lCBLOSSOBI, Ssmcral Commissioa Kid Forwarding 11 erchaat Prompt perkoitat afteotlou e;fven to Coustgn .'- aaeitt tor Sale ar lpm ntJ LA.bt.ral La.h mdeance made on CamairmttmUe la mi or to my Xsm Ycri fritttfi Wilmington, Jan. 30, 18"4. . 135.. "1KNKR.AL Comtn'weifHt and Forwarding Dli-r-J e tant, vVihnlneton: tV. C t.l'jemt J;Mih adjncea mJeon Cooeignwietii: -Nov. 29. 1853. .. - - -i09-f- C. DuPRE & CO. . r GENERAL AG ENTS COM MISSION AJiD faVAni5fCJ MRUCIIVWTiS ' . WILMINUIO: fi- c. Joly 22d, 1854. - 64 12m. JAMES AStDElSOS. ttWlDIAtOt. ANDERSON & SlVAGE. OEXERAO C W IflSSIOX MKRCUAXTS vvii.Mi orofi i. c. - Liberaleash edvancea made oa consign nu.nts. March tt, lc51. 5 . , , - 84 . RUSSELL & BROTHER, (IAT BLLIS. Br8BLt. ft C ,) GENERAL. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. WILMl.NOTOS, M. : C. Liberal cash idn!c' msde on con-qgnnvrntsol Naval 'tores, Ootto.i, and other produce. jUayS, 1854. , C. & D. DuPRE. WHOLE 31LE AND K ETA t. DEAlERSIIt Drag. Medicine. Cueinlcais.4-ainis.trii, Lft Stuns, lia!. i-cuMiM;". , . Old lAuiiors. I'ancy Article. e., MARKKT STREET, - . WILMIJidTOSI, Tt . C. !roerlptions?arefally ;.apoBded by ex peri - sneed iMsisons. . r i, - v -" March 2S. 1854. . -4 ; ; WILLIIH AGWYEi," Tr GineraMseat FarwarJUust CommlssiBBjierehaBt I lake pleasure in Informinir irry friend", th it I. am prepared to give ait bu-inoss entrusted IO me erHcientani prsoid iierliionl 1 have a wlmrr for Vaval Stores, with aiqple nocommodaiios, Spirit H.mse, and Varehon. Coosivninenta of Naval trea for sale or aliipniem 1 snd all kinds of ewn 'rv pro 1 tee solicited. Cash advances made on conHnmi-ms. , - ' April J8, H54. 15. ONLEY, KIRK & CO. . . DEAJLEKS IN BUTTER, Ch -eae. Lird, and Smoked Provisions. P.k. Beef, Rean, Pea, and Dried Fruit. 233 and 2J3, FtlO.NT WT; EKT. Corner of PECK i 4- SLIPNEW YORK t March 25. YJM. : " ' ; . iy-t. WILLIAM If PEikE. 7T" . COLLECTOR iSDDTtRTlSIIC ICrSJ. Far Country Newspapers tUraugtouat the ' - , '-.t -, rjii?d States, - Basement of Sun Iron B !aingB,Ba4timore srreet Alt business rr.lt aslvd lons-eare transacted 'promptly. 00 .Tocra) terms.' -'.. " sept 7, 1354, . 9-f JAS. H. CHADBOURN & CO., General Com mission MrrchanLs. WIIj.tIINGTOI. M. C Jas. H. Cmadsoubst. Oi. CaAoaOvaft. :Ji. Lj 1884." ' '- n ;I23. HENRY NUTT, FICT3S iD FJilWlKDl.1t; IGOT, WiU tie his pertnnat attention te b&miiitst tntriM- U te hi care. Sepf8, 1S54. j r "75 ly-e. . JOSEPU n. Ft inner; General Commission-Merchant, WlbMISUTOS, N C Jffay Stb. 1854. 8T-U-e.. GEORGE MYERS, -; WCoLESllE AXD EtTAUVCRrtCER--. ' Keep constant! j on Ttand, fisei. ' TVa,' Ittyhmr, Provision; H ood and WUlotr Ware, Fruit, Con'ertvniaric dV. Sim IK Fron tetreet, VVIIllNGTttN, . 'j. Nov. 13. 1853 . . r - - - . 109. . . -JAMES E. JBETTSV COMMISSION- FORWARDING , MERCHANT. J , IflLMlNQTUK, N. C. Aagost 2Gtfe, 1854-. ; 'J?-lf . T. C. 4, B. G. WORTn, C WILMINGTON. N. C. - Jwir, t854 - " ; " f. ; f "-lac- jas t. pa 1 1 a )av. - Ho"t. rarrcftBTT PETTEWAY & PRITCHETT General Commi-aiion and Korwrdlo Mer- CUANT AL-O WIIOLESALg JROCJ6RS, NOrfTH WATER STREET, : Wi4,HoTO. N.X- - . . Prompt attention will b civ en ta th. aala of Naval Stores and all kinda-sf Pnsm, ' Inland keeping an assortment of Groceries, f q,ws and ProvUna. . , . July 13- . , ' -, : s- QUINCE Sl COWAN. " IVHfH.ES tl.B N n H R TAIt. OROCFRSi DEALERS IN WINES d LIQUORS. Crnor f Frit and P luces stivwts, , . WILMINGTON, N. C. t BUSINESS CARDS i U. I. r ILL i A II. PRODUCE BltiKEfl ? OR WARD IX & COMMIiJOX MERLIIAXT. - V iV-FIwK versiit V . H.McH.y, SDdlb V M uter Ktrea i, iioiiotiin, W . V.; Will niakt. liberal cash advanita on consign mt ai a. tit hu fnjfaid Uie ner'vidi of Mr. John Halt as i' O rl Produce Broke- Rule's to.w- , , K P. iiaU. PreUafit Branch Rank of the Mate, -vilmii glon. j , U U Prley, tbmmerclaJ Bank, AVilmlng ton. Uen. A. Afctiae, PMdent VV. d U. Ktlwtwd, K en VV. VY li jrll do. VV. & Al. Railroad, Jl art -m U H., H. Or . " - ' V,K. Lrftne. Ootdjkoro', N. C. - - - - . -Sept. S!UrJ554.- , , . . , If-Ci D. C. PflGB-MAK. ' " OBORCE HODSTOH - VU.:HMS At HtfJTtM. .M E RC HA NTS AND FACTORS, 'WILMINGTON, If. P.., . .... . D C IfoktSIASi CO COMMISSION MERCHANTS,' tTJ rMT KTRliET, NMV VORK. . iEKP eonsiantly h ind a stock Ot- Flour. IV Com. Pork. Boon Satt. CoTee. 6der. Mo tanee, TVxrrr-e Ciifar. Snuff', Candle, fioap, W- ilni and remeMte It utter a ana H mt Iron. Sail. Painls. Oil. CTanj. Domestic. Hals, Boot. Shoes. Led'her. Asrtctdurat Implement; and a-va firtv ot Mtier arttrtea. suitable for lawiilyand" plan laiioo axe and the r-tail trade, watch they will dinofreof in lots to nt dealers or consumers o reasonable lerms for cash, or in eichanse for a vai Stores or other prodoee., : - ; . These'nfor tart net D. O. PeM Ai.lt localeif in the eit-v f New Vork i the junior- rwrtm r, Geo HovrPM. m Wilminztoa. If desired, advances, will be made on f. m-orn nents to and from eithe atace. Artt nit'lne entrriRtcd to tlien wltire-e1vi Hroeer attention! and orders for Goods w III be nr.iropllva nd carefully filled.. . ' sept.s. 1854 Tii-r. . GEO. 11 IK KISS. Geucral CouuuisMou Mcrehaiit, iVlLHixcrox, na;. Oand aorc'hasina Car;o.' for vvssels. Unit to,--., w"-- K. P. Hall. Ksa. 1 O. G. jWlejr, Ksq' J,. B . ' A. Tayl r. Ks f , U. BcUaay. t;. J . .Mi-sars. 'I'ooUer, svinyili at Co, Naw Vork, ThotnpeoR & Hunter, Alcx'r. Herron, Jr. I'hiladetiihia Messrs. Vjllum9 St tsuticr II K. Baker. Ksj i Charlesie-u.S. C. Jjft.2. 1331. . 12 J tf. I. WIHiF.k. - . H a. ILSa, WESSEL & EILERS. COV MISS ION MKRCIIAXTS St WHOLE SALE GttOtTEttS. Nortrr Water St., VVil nlngton,. N. C, intend to keen at rfce ahovr stand nera I assortment tit Groceries, Liosore and t'rovlsloa at wnotesnle and to catry aa a Genera rUommissiotf ftoMnt ss. ..... . - ,itriciictt - E P. Hall Prca'tBr'ch B.tnk of the State O. G . ParsleffPreVt Commercial Bask. P. K. Dickinson, Eif q . .. , . . P.jpe.Cx ) m "Vi.rV ' . wir . Jan. 20 1854. III. GEO. H. KELLY. COMMISSION MERCHANT j Nestdoot to A. A. Wannet's.oa North Walerst lllattend to the sale of all kinds nf Countrv Pr' ioec.sneh atCur. Peas, Meal, BitconLard.Ae.. and will keep roasiaoUy on hand a faW sapply nf uroccrles. c. flcfernces.' WHIes nalt.o (Wa y ne . J no le lae, Wll ming ton w faraway . . uer. ix.. uciiae. E.P.tl in. 'Vit.aington , Wiley A. Walne.. Dec. 13, 185S . 115-ly. JAS. T. GltXESPIg. CEO. S. GILLESPIE. JAn?' K. CII,Lr.PIR A CM PRODUCE AiND FORWARDING 'AG EN TS. V ' WILMINGTON, ti C. . f aiiiewlar attention paid to the receipts and.alenf Xaral Slorts, 7 imier, Lumber. Corn, Bacon, Cot- . - ion, ., -c. . - March 39, 1 854. J . - - ' 6. S. M. WEST, jlattioncer taJ Cemmiwiou alercliaot, wihHiNGrns, sr.c- . WILL sell or bav U. ai Kstataaad Negroes at smaJI comwisfcMm. . - ALant - - ' Strict attenitoa siveoto titosaleof Timber?Tur- aenttae, Tar, or any kind of Countrv Produce. 0.n je second duor, oiilh aids of Market street. on the wharf.' . - Jbbo 12. 1854. ',.-.- , :- - -al ly. A. n. VAVB9REELEN, General Agent, Commission aai Fomrdiog llerehut, WILNIvGTUir. H. O. " . ' Pan icalar ouention given to sale and pnrehase of Naval SiH-ei - - - - - Jane I.-I364.- - - ' . ' . 129 t,c. " . 1 y r ' . - , j w t. B . v. ' w. r. hoobk: jho. a. stuni.t. . j. t. w. jottist ; MOORE. STANLY & CO. COMMISSION MER OH A N TS - WILMINGTON.tr. C. Oct. 26ibt 1854. ...'"; - 93:.. " : r:--fVMTOts,- ' ' i WHOLESALE AND" UEi'AlL DEALER; xV HATS. CAPS, UMBRELLAS . AND WALKING CANES.. . NT o, 1 Oranlle Kow, front Street. WOOL, Far. silk, and ,Vlol. stin Hats, CWtk, luslt, and silk Gl"x d Caps, by ihs case ordoaco, at New Vrk Wholesale Plicce. ' - k Ko- 9- - 63-... j 4tTi iTnirHAWAY & co.r C O MM I SSION MER CHA NTS, WILMINGTON. N.U, T . . . j. ttJTHitt Ay, 4. i miaiwir, , n. a. utvkv. dTcasiiwell, COMMISSION MERCHANT, ' WIL.MINGT03I, S. C. Sept. 30. . , . M if ' T. C. WORTH, : General Commission" Mcrchanl, . . tf ii.tiiNGraN. n.c . USUAL adraneee made on eoitsigntoantaef Cot ton, NavsJStora and other prod ace . Pattiealar attention givaaby G. W. Davia fo pur chasing cargoes, procuring freights foryeset'U, e. Matph2,l?54. IZ3.'ly?' COrURIN & RUSSELL. (SLTCESSOkS TO THUS-.1U8UK & CO ) General Comminsion Merchants, No 32. North HTkomes. md 3 North Water St PHIIAOELUIA. . J. MABVBV COCHBAH, ' . . w. a. avtaBkt.. - ' r' ';..' L'ber iieish itvacraa made a eonslgameats. July 3'Jrh, 1354. uSt-tl. Bt- DOVLICKR . WfTH. it D9LLNER & POTTER. GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, - ft gw rnaif', - Liberal CaeA Adeem' madewn mH CetnrmU. . April3a, ISM. ' --. yKly-axl. N0.MAC1IKIIEL.- 3f BRL3 fast reeelvad d fr te y AiAiisf csff. tvtaa, K MLDICAL UtlSE, A. 1C, SOUTH FREDERICK STREET, 8AL.ttJ10U.E-. MAtCVLAAO. iallihed in order to afford the Afflicted uouiid and ucieulfic -.cdicttl Ail, andor the upf.resion of , Quackery. DR. 1. B. Smith has for many years detotedhis whole a. tent ion tothr treatment ot Pn.ii-en plaints, in ulltlieir varied and complicated forms. ria ijreat auccess In those long standing and diffi eait cases, sjch'aa ware lorihcrly considered incar ybie,is iudicieut to cotuiavnd hits to lbs public aa worthy of trie ejttcnaive patronage he has received, t itliio ihe last eigitt years, Dr. 3. has treated mora thaa 29,U cases ol Privato Complaints, in lhir at tic reut forms and taea; a praciw which o doubt exceeds that of all other physicians now ad "rtisingth Kail imore, and notaainle easels ioown where hU direciions were strict!) followed, and luvdiciocs lakcn at reasonable lime, without effecting a r idieal and pertninent cures therefore, oar sons tfQiotod wirh diseases of the above Da to re, -00 aat.tf now dilficuJi or long standing Ihe ease maybe," would do well to call on Dr. Smith,! his ..if.ee.. Vo. I. SoaUt Frederick Strand tf nolrliec. ruaiiy relieved poraniuaeraiian wiU bs eulesvt for liLs ter vices, ilia medicines are Iree from Alercnrv 1 and all mineral poisons pt t np in a neat and com pact hrM,nd amy .be taken t a public or private house, or while travelling, without exposure or hin drance from business. and except incases of vio ent lofl mmils. na cUun:e of diet ia necessary. t, -TaUw ft; ilES.-Dr. . Smith, baa dia.overed a flew method by which be can cure the worst form of stricture and that without pain or inconvenience to the patient, irritation of- the uretha, or -prostrais iands,or neck of the bladders sonietioiesiuisiakeR let strictures by 'ene-xl uraclti loners or charlatans. OUNG MEN and others afflicted wfih Seminal Debility, wtoerh 11 originating t'tonj a Certain Jtestructite Hue it, or from any other cause, wiih train of bodity and mro tal eviia whi.-h foHow. when neglected, should make an early application, thereby avoiding much trouble and suii'cring, as well aa expanse. By his improved method nf treatment, Dr. S. tan safety guarantee a speedy and -peifeet care in - all cast a ol it. is earn- , plaint. , TO FEMALES. All diseases p cu'lar lo Females ( also Sup prefuions, Irregularities, dke.) apeedtty- and eti'ectu ally renujved. . i'he efficacy of his remedies, for the cure 6f t lie above affections, have been well tested in an extena ve practiee for the la at twelve years. ' Parsons at s distance may copsuh Dr. S. by a k'Uer,ost-pald.dei,rribioii erase, and have medicine securely put no and forwarded to lit brfrt of ihe United States, always aceonuanied wiia full and explicit iiirecuona for use. Commuaicalioas con sidered strictly confidential. O.Tiec arranged wtih sepnr.ite trirtmenM. so thtt patients never see-ray mie but the d .ctiMT himself. Attendance daily .from S in ihe mnining till 6 at night. '! B Persons afflicted with any of the above complaints. wiM d- well to a-joid the various ' NOSTRUMS AND SPECIF ICS. advertised by Apothecaries snd Druggisisas a cer-t.-iif Pare for any and every disease. -They are-put up to Belt, bat not to cure, and frequently tie .much more harm than ir"d - thrt4 re a void them. A word to the wisp fs sufficient. Address DO. J. B SMITH, 16 South Frederick n., - . . .... Baltimore. Wd. Oct. 13. ' 90-ly-e. Zermat.'i Antl-corbuilc Toethwash. . TO THE LADIES. . , NOTHING adds more to beauty than clean, white Teeth, and Gums of heslihy color. Th most o-saUfnl face and Vermillion lips bee. Mne rrpalsive, If the latter, when they open, exhibit the horrible spectacle of neg.rcted lecth. All who ish clean, white Teeth, healthy Onm snd s weet wreath, should eive-ZEUM AN'S T001H vVAStl a trial. For sale by C. A. D. DePRE, Agents, ' "Wilmington N.C. Sept 30. . ' - - . ........ 84 PERFUMERY! UST rcrclvcd from New York and Phlladel j phi its. t 1 Gros La!ia s Fxtracta for ihe Uandk'fi t I 2 i do. do. Toi le te Soap : 'do. do. do. do. do. Glenny M uah-Toilctte Water f ' do. Verbena do. .do. Yankee Soap i Camphor Soap ; " " Pomine do.-- ' ' ' A iaraa aesoriment f Hair Rrasttes'. and a wnin- ber of fane article usually kept in Drug Stores. . ; ot U. Uwr"llK, Wholesale Uruggir-ta, Oct. 5. ... Jiarkci-st , Wilmington, N. C. TUB NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE IiNSURANCECOMP'Y, njrtiuu, n. c. . rllE above Company h;'s been inopcrationaincc the 1st of April, 84 S, under the directiouof lha following UtTicers, via : Ur. Charles iv.Joohaon, President, . : Win. O. Haywood, Vice President, James F. Jordan. Secretary, ' W m. H . Jones, Treasure-, : : f r Pcrri a Uusbte, Attorney, .... . , . ,. , Dr. Charles K. Johnson, J .. , . , - Dr.Wm. H.McKee. TS Dr. it. B , Haywood, $ Consultation. J. Hersimin. General Acertl. This "Company haa received a ehnrter elvln ad vantages tuiheinsured overany other Comnanv. J ina bitiaecuon gives tne ttusband the privilege to r.sun tits own life for the sole use of nis Wife and Children, free front any ctaimsof the re present s- ivesol the husnsnd orany ol his creditors. Organized on purely mutual principles, the life jnotubersTtartkipatein the ulioieoi the profit which are declared annually Hcaidea, th applicant for life, wtitn thesnnnal premium ia over30 may pay we iwu in a mm. All Haims for insurance against the Company will e paid within ninety daya afierproof of the death f the party is fiirnlched. Slaves are insured for one or five years, at ratea hi. h wilt enable all Slaveholders to secure this class of properity asainst the um-ertainfy of life Slave insarance prssents new and interesting tea la rein the history of North Carolina. which will prove very Important Jo the Southeti Slates. The last fettv mentis operation f this Covnpanr snows a veryi arga amount ot ousineaa more than the Directors expected to do the first year having: ireaov issnea more man 4'v reticles. Dr. Wk. -W. HABafss.M,MTiaal Rsaminer. and Agi-nl. Wilmioeton, N. C. All 'omm-inicailona onbosinestof IheComnsnv . I , J 1 Ml .. . . Houia oe aooresseu to . IAS. F. JORDAN ,Secy. Raleigh. Jan. 25, 1654. . ,..jf. BOOT JiND SHOE STORE. Gl jOilGE R. FRENCH, at his old stand n alarkei street, bevI. leave to return his thanks 10 his old Mends aad eoatomers for Ihe liberal patresiaae heratafore extemled to Dim, and to inform tbeuiuiat his stock of Kts aad not.s. ircluding evcrv vari ety tu his fine is now aa complete and as extensive aeai any former period. Hie stork of Genrh men Kuyaan.tt Uhiklren's Hoots and Shoes embraces eve ry variety of at) le, fashion and quality that can be dstred. or that ia neually called tr. including a Aae esortnient of Ladies. Misse and Gntleuien'aOver hoes. He wonid purtieutsny invite tne attention) ei the a dies to his extensive assortment of La die a and 'Missea Leather, Morocco. Enameled, Bronxe, Pat. .ea'her. Goat skta. black and white Kid and a va- ietv ot fancy colored Baotac Shoes sod Stipovrs. Also, black, brown, blue, purple and variesrnb-d ailk Galtera. a new and handsome article, with and with- out her is- -idUsfaney Gaiters at SI s pair. . Also, Sole Leather, Calves' Skins, and Shoe Fiod- nga. flesae call ana examine. - Mr Frem-h would also inform Ms friends sr.d the aitie. that he State Aant lor the sale of Davis Pain Killer and Wright'a iadiaa Veaetable Piila. bv either wholesale or retail. NoV40 ' ; ';- ' ' -1OT - FOR MEN AND BOYS, A NEW supply of Linen Drills, A ngla Casai meres, Colored and Black Cashaiaretavrirh a fee ransratPiaey Pttarr Cttwatrrss. Maya v HEDRICKdk RYAN.. IRON BEDSTEADS AND CRIBS. StNGLRaaw -doable fotdino-erry eoatvenieat aad fsr-mtwagaAoaa eermia. fr ssUe he , , J"y45- WILKINSON KSf.fR. 1 SN sUSarra kinds of at4.traaee made ie order bv haasd.aad vttx ijmt.feM aJaBlHwate THE WHOLE WORLD. $300,000 worth of Gift-, lor the sabscrioera to the MAMMOTH PICTORIAL Of the Whole World, Published simultaneously In the three citiea ol NhW YuEK, PdltiDELPlllA AND B1LTIM0EE, As soon as 300,00'J sebscrlptions are obtained j and hiving already aa actual cibcdxation or a boot 2trj.U0,it ia now certain , The Uiatributlou v 111 soon take plare. .Among the extraordinary list or sifts, (being one for every ticket issued, ) are lrot. 1 1 art's Elegant Country Seat, rained at 023,000, A maeniilceut Cltv (tealdcuce, valued at I T, OOO, A Cash Loan for lOOyeara, withoat interest or sec, ti t 1 0.OOO, Building Lots. Elegant Piano Fortes, Uclodeons, , Go d Watches. Bracelets, Rings, Books ol Travels in the Old and New World, by Prol Hurt ; Ileal Etalo, dc. f-c., die in all num bering 3 JO.I 00 Gifts, valued at 3 00,000. Every fingie remittance nf Sl, seeeres one year's tabacrip ion to the Mammoth Pictorial, and the gratuity of a Gift Ticket, which eniules the l.oiJer to one share in jhe 300,000 Gifu. Thus tvery perMininvesiing in this stupendous Eattr prisc iceeives the full worth of his er her moaey, in su'ii-cription lea first class journal, (ihe great est and most intetreling Pictorial of the age,) tie old es a Gilt for each subscription which may prove an iuianene fortune to the rcccivt r. .. ' . For. complete list uf gifia, and lull and explicit part'lentar In regard lo the "rest Enterprise, OU tribullon, Ac; see a copy of Tea W Mif Woslo, a hi. U u it: be prompt iy sen', iree ot cliarge, w here de.-ired ly letter, post paUi. The Whowb Woslo may also be aeeat at the office ol fell paperscontaining litis ad vartiseanenl. where information m iy be oUlaimd in regard lo the paper anH Enterprise. " Agent, Postmaalcia and T.adlee, desirotis of la era live and at the same time genteel employ ment, should not fail to ace a copy of The N hole World, which contains by far tho moat liberal In ducements ever ofk-rcd te agents in the way of immense cash premiums, gifts, commissions, Ac, whereb. anv prno, with ordinary activity, can cai-ily make r;000 and onwards,-per vearj to which fart the lgunts we already hae can certi fy. Scrute die Pictorial, and become wise, rich, and happy. , Correi-pondenU must write ther addrcas Name Peet-t.ffH.-e, t;oonty, and Slate, PLAIA and DIS TINCT, or U will be their own fault if ihev fail to m i an answer. Adhere to this, and ad returns v. Ill be promptly sent wherever dialled, in aay part of tne wuil.1. If any order are received after ihe 300, fCO suh scritra arc obtained, the money will be promptly return, d post-paid, to e persona sendina it. All lot'era and reminane for the Pictorial, WITH GIFT TI JKETS, must Invariably be ad drcsM-d posl,pid, to Prof. J. VMMJDVIAN HART, World Hall, Broadway, Nets York, there being the only office lor the Gift Knterpri.-e. Rut remittances for ihe Piriori.il WITHOUT Gift Ticke-s.imiv be seni to Prof, J. nOODll AN H AUT, Hurt's Building, Che nut Street. PhUa ttUfjkia, Pa . lliere being the principal editorial an1 pMlili.'aiion office, Oct. 3, 1S54. - 65 6m. OUR MOTTO IS '-TO PLEAiE" ... -i. , AT THE .. ,.. , , - Wilmluston Saddle. Harness, aad Traak Ma ii ii factory. .. . rPIIE subacribet rcapectiully i a fur in t he pablit J that he h is recently received additions te h ato. k ol Saddle and Harness Mountings, at c, th. latest and most Improved style, and ia tonstaaly manufacturing, at hiaet ore on market alreet, every description ol article in the above line. From hit experience In Ihe business, he foe la confident thai hewill beableto glveentlres.itiafaetionieallwho ma tavorhiiu with ecali. tie haa new en hand and willconatamly keen a large-essortmen of Cnck, Oi and SuCtni llurntss, Lailrft SadilUt. Bridles, mtj, dc. (JknlUmen's Saddles, Witips IfcTJalUf whi'cti Jthe brsi ma " H hiis al h he will warrant to ba offer alerials and workmanship. Em so a larffe assortment of L xriuiks, A alises. Saddle and Carpel flags. SaU-llcls. Vaticy Trunks. Ac . and all other ar. titles usually kipt in such establishments, all of which he oflert low for CASH, or onshortcrcdlr topronipi eiisirniers. aadulee.rtaraesB, Trunks! Re Jical Bacs. Ae Jte. made lu order. In addition tothe above the aubacriboralwa v. keep on hand a large supply of String leather, ana uas now, a no win lie-jpinrougnina season a good assortment of Kly Kelts. All are Invited to call and examine my Goods, wnetncria want or not, aal fake pleasure inshaw. tng my assortment lo all who may favor ma with a can. Hsrnesrand Coach Trlmrainga sold at a fair prie te persons buying to manufacture. Also. v airs at wholesale. AUkfndsof Riding VehWIes botighf and sold on eommiaiona. JOHN J. CONOLEV. Feb. 7, 1854. 138 FOX k POLHEMUS, , 59 Broad Street, Corner of Beaver, N. York, Offer for sal i he following heavy Cotton Fabrics: VEW-ENGLAND COTTON SAIL DUCK-22 1 Inch. all numbers, hard and aofit alao all the various widths of Canvass manufactured at this es tablishment comprising every variety known totbe trad. and offered ar the lowest ratea. -.. UNITED S I'ATES P1IXT DUCK Woodberry aad Mount Vernon Extra. A full assortment of this superior fabric. W1L 1MANTIC COTTON DUCK- 16, 18,20 and 22 inch, al! numbers, hard and aoft. This fab ric was awarded the highest Premium at the Lon don World's Fair, also at our own State Fair. SHIP AND BEAR MARK DUCK- Plain and twilled, manufactured by the Greenwood's Com pany, a superior article for light aaile. tenia, awnings, sic; also. Mount Vernon Twill d Ravens. Howard Ra vena, Pioneer aad Phoenix Hills j LIghiion Ravens, plain 22 to 27 inch; Heavy, do. do. COTTO N A I L T W I N E A fill I ssort men t. TARPAULINS, HAMMOCKS. STUFFS, etc. PAPER FI.LTINGaO to 72 inch, made very heavy. expressly tor drier fells. CAItCOVKRINO-CollOnCaavaaa, all widths from iO to 130 in hes. and all numbers, made ex pressly for covering and roofing railroau cara, is perfectly and permanently water-proof, and more entierina than the ear Its. If. EN A M ELLING CAN VASS-30, 3fl, 40, 45 and 50 Inch plain snd twilled, in every variety. BAGS AND BAGGING Of every description. Scarntass Baas, wuici whole, all aixe, In ba.es of 100, 200 snd 300; combining strength, utility and cheapness, for grain and meal are unsurpassed. Also, heavy Cotton Sacking, 40 inch Canvaaa. 3 thread Warpand Filling, heavy twilled, db. do., 20. 22, 40 and 44 Inch. WOOL KACt.S Woven whole all sires, a new and desirable article. Feb. 21. 144-lr-e. BELLS! BELLS! f BELLS! ! ! I'HK Subscrlbera manufacture and keep eon stantiy n hand a larrs assortment of Bella auttabla for Churches, Acadmirs, Factories, Stea- ners, t'lanistiona, etc., mounted with their Im proved tlsnglngs. the moat efficient in aae. Their estaJdisHtweat haa been la ofteraiioa Thirty years. navmg turned out nearly 10,000 Bells averaging 6UU Ibe each and tie pattern and process of mana factare seorfected, together with recent improve ments, that ita BeUa havean anequaled repuialloa for voleme of soand and qnslity of tone. They have last received Jan. 1854 the First Premium (A Stiver Mrdal)of the World's Fair ia New York. over all Bella from this Country or KB rope. May lag a targe assortment of Bella on hand, and helajg in immediate connection with rr.etes la ail diree. UetM. either Rail Road, Caaal ee sliver, and bat 4 hoars from New Yorx, we can execute orders with dispetel). Addrese ' - i - - " a. aH r. nravii a nuni, . W Troy, Alhaay Co.. N. T. ' REMOYALs IT3f A. G lYYERl Commit, Zlcrdamt, HAS removed his OfTae to Corner of Wa-. ter 1 !rin.cet SitSii ' - " "'' j MISCELLANY. ANECDOTE OF SPANISH GYPSIES A band of gitnrtot ht'mg in the neigh borhood of a village, one of the women went to a house where lived a lady alone This lady was a widow, rich, without chil dren, and of very handsome person. Af ter saluting; her, the gipsy repeated the harangue which she had already studied, to the effect that there was neither bache lor, widower, nor married man, nobleman, nor gallant, endowed with a thousnnd graces, who was not dying for love of her; and then continued M Lady, I have con tracted a great affection for you, and since I know that you well merit the riches you possess, notwithstanding you live heetllebs of your good fortune, I wish to reveal to you a secret. You must know, then, that in your cellar you have a : vast treasure; nevertheless, you will experience great dif -(icultyin arriving at it, as it is enchanted, and to remove it is impossible, save and alone on the ere of Sl John. W are, now at the eighteenth of June, and it wanl five days lo the tweniy-ihird ; therefore, in the meanwhile, collect some jewels of gold nnd silver, and likewise some , money, whatever you please, t rovided it be not copper, and provide six topers of white or yellow wax, for at the lime appointed I will come w:th a sister of mine, when we will extract from the cellar such an abundance of riches, that you will be able to live in a style which will excite the envy of ihe whole country." The ignorant w:dow, hearing these words, put implicit confidence in the deceiver, and imagined that she nl ready possessed all the go 1.1 of Arabia and the silver of Potosi. The a pointed d;iy arrived, and not more punctual were the two gipsies than anxiouslv expected by the lady. Being asked whether she had pre pared all as she had been desired, she re plied in the affirmative, when I lie gipsy thus addressed her: "You must know, good lady, ibat gold calls forth gold, ami silver calls forth silver; let us light these topers, and descend to the cellar before it grows late, in order that we may have time for our conjurations." Thereupon ihe irio, the wiJow und the two gipsies, went down, and having lighted ihe tapers and placed them in candlesticks in the shape of a cir cle, they deposited in the midst a silver tankard, with some pieces of eight, and some corals lipped with gold, and other jewels of small value. They then told the lady that it was necessary forthein all to return to the stnir-case by which they had descended to the cellar, und there thry uplifted their hands, nnd remained for tt short time as if engaged in prayer. Th two gipsies then bade the widow wail for them, and descended again, when ihey commenced holding a conversation, speak ing and answering allernately, and alter ing their voices in such a manner that five or six people appeared to be in the cellar. ''Bless little Sl John," said one, "will it bo possible to remove the treasure which you keep hidden here 7" -Oh, yes ; and with a little more trouble it shall be yours." re plied the gipsy sister, alining her voice tr a thin treble, as if it proceeded from ;i child four or five years old. In the mean time, the lady remained astonishnfj, expect, ing the promised riches, and th two gita nos presently coming lo her, said, Corn" op, lady, for our desire is upon the point v( being gratified. Bring now. the Lost petti coat, gown, and mantle, which you have in your chest, that I may dress myself, and appear in other guise to what I do now." The simple woman, not perceiving the trick tbey were playing upon her, ascended with th-m tothe doorway, and, leaving them alone, went to felch the things which they demanded.- Thereupon the two gipsies, seeing themselves at liberty, and having already pocketed the gold and silver which had been deposited for the cor,iuratiot. opened the street-door, and escaped with all the speed they could. So much f. r ihir divination, their foreseeingr thtnrs to come, their power over the secrets of na ture, and their knowledge of the stars. Borrow s Ztncali A CASE OF CONSCIENCE. Friend Broadbrim,' said Zephaniuh Siraitlace to his master, a rich Quaker of ihe city of Brotherly Love, 'ihou canst not eat of that leg of mutton at thy noouliiie table to-day.' ' And wherefore not' asked the Qua ker. Because the dog that appertaineth to that son of Belial, whom the world callcth Lawyer I oxcraft, bath come into thy pn- try and stolen it -yea, and he bath eaten it up.' Beware, friend Zephaniah of bearing false witness against thy neighbor. An thou sure it was friend Foxcrafi's domestic animal V - Yes, verily, I saw it with my eyes, and it was Lawyer Foxcrafi's dorr: even Pinch'em. Upon what evil times hare we fallen sighed the harmless secretary, as he wend ed bis way lo his neighbor's office. 'Friend licpus,' Saul be, 'I want io ask thy opin ion.' I am all attention,' replied the scribe, laying down fcis pen. Supposing, menu r oxcratL mat ry cor has gone into thy neighbor'g nnliy. and stolen therefrom a leg of mutton, and I saw him, and could call him by name, what ought I to dot' Pay for the mutton: nothinrr can bo clearer. 1 Know, then, friend Foxcraft. thy dor. even th beast men denominate Pmch'nn, batb stolen from my pantry a leg of mutton, of the just value of four shillings and aix pence, which I paid for it in the market, this morning.' ' Ob ! well, then it is my opinion that I must pay for it ;' and having done so, lie worthy friend turned 1 depart. Tarry yet a Utile, frieod Broadbrim,' cried lha lawyer, HX a verity 1 hava yet farther (a say unto the. . Tbou awest me nine shillings for advice.' . . . Then, verily, I must pay thee ; and il is my opinion 1 have touched pitch, aj baen a. ' J