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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-30
From the Union. November ?.
PROSPECTS AHEAD.

I'irginia is perfectly safe We shall carry her by a
handsome majority :or Cas- and BsAIsr,
Pennsylvania is also perfectly safe We have seen
letters from his State Yesterday which express ua5ound
ed confidence in the success Of orr ticket. Her Democ-
racy is awakened and reused up, and therefore she is
safe.
Ohio, too. IS perfectly safp We hare accounts from
the Buckeye STATE, I'll in letters and through one Of
Scr most intelligent citizens. who arrived in Washing
Ton on Tuesday, that sla carry her by more than
10000.
With Ohio. then, and Pennsylvania, and Virginia.
4" start with. how can be beaten2 How can Gen
cral Taylor, whose military fame has lost the freshness
OF 1877, who fails personally 70 excite the enthusiasm
winch would have carried lie ulme Of Henry Clay 10
a''p every hamlet and 10 almost every buslngs IL the
c'up'fy-iloW eau General Taylor be able 10 Withstand
tae toHuHl y - Glar sentiment which is canning 50
decidedly hE the accomplished civilian who heads
;ickr.
Oar friend CD, S. C. Stamhaurh left Washington
this mtnlng tor Lancaster eouaty. Pennsylvania, the
place OF his nativity We wish hin pleasant journey
TO >hons and ireRds. and happy return this city
after the election ot ass and Butler
How VIII the "COlOne' nteET-e, that "wish'' now
Bdtyyj
We have everything 10 hope fT-nohing to ,scnura age
IN every quarter ot the Union our party seems i'm
patient Tor the encounter. We trust that everywhess
cfumees have assigned The ntinels lhell >iarials-
tlrAt. have bun distributed voters have been Iled
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-30
THE TRUE STATE OF THE CASE.
From the Union, November :.
pE\\SNi lNNIA

We dismiss all doubts aud fears to the winds When
each Sprit excited ind from all accounts pre-
vating among our brethren in Pennsylvania hu~ can
her Democracy he beaten? When each Democrat CON-
Sders the laed defeat Of degradation 10 himself,
and that lhS GIVE hSaE e,Geerned with the good Of Gs
country IN carrying his ticket such enthusiasm Is
tf+re. We are infGmeI, too. by letters from various
pals a the Stale that the .keySone of the republican
arch stands fast. Il Is true. the Wings sparng
effort 10 carry the citadel. As Truman Saith says.
Pennsylvania has become The battle ground The Wings
sIe pouring IL their money aud ther orators from all
quarters. Alm Isl every gun is aimed l that i-ec
ton. But we fear lhe result. Rouse the Democra-
cy. and they safe. And vhea were her Democracy
50 much reused as they at this moment Courage,
friends Cheer up. for the keystone is safe,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-30
COMMON COE\CII..


A. regular mee,lur IT the bnnon Council Of
I,,nchirrg, at the Council nom. on Friday evening,
9th November, l-45.
Prs,ent:-John VI Otey Presidsnt. jesse Hare .Samp-
90 Diugnid, Charles w. Cbr''la1, Henry Davis, Paul
J.ia. AID Pleasant P4rlin-mem5ers.
III. aociuut III IN EAtrs u the Lynchbnrg Virgin
III a!aInS, the o,rplr4tiJn. amDmtng u slJ 81 fr
pinng additional OrIilances vas allowed and ordered
u p paid.
Tue o.ntincent account # WIN. b. Blown Master Of
Police auain~l the Cooperation, f,r the quarter ending
hi, day b.inr duy sworn u. received and allow
ell And the balance due him thereon Of 1864 9iinclu-
dng his salary f,r the quarter vas ordered to be
paid.
Pr.sent-Nlchle l Hart. member.
B-njlmin r. Dawson. by hi written communication
thi. Iay resir ,eI his place u Tho Weighsr. Of
rst-e anj unpns-l ToDaCco-and the appointment Of a
sucrcs.,r i p,,'P,n-'! ual,l the next meeting.
Jeremiah Murphy. Weghmasier at the public Scales,
mldc report Of iI4y &c. weighed BY him Tor the quar-
., Y 23I November. IS, and exhibited the Trea-
srit p's or 81 3 50, the received by him
tor weighing IN the quarter. which received.
And the account Of said Murphy for so 80 for his saa
r. and for paper and he additional sun Ut 800 for
faithful service and attention his office for the past year
ordered to be paid
The account Of John Thurman. Clerk Of the Market,
against the CoorAfon FIR the quarter ending 20h No
vpmber ISIS presented to the board and being du-
Is sworn to. received and allowed. Aud The balance
due him thereon u is s., incudng his salary and for
sweeping. ordered to be paid.
Tue abstract Of proceedings.
d. ROBES Cl'k.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-30
MARRIAGES,

Married. on Tuesday, the 9Th inst. by the Rty. NJ
Perkins, Docr. WIN. S. L. PURCELL, Of Gainesville,
Ga. to Miss ANN ELIZA, only daugh,e. Of Augustus
Hilliard, Esq. Of Franklin.
--. on Wednesday, the 9Th, by the same, Mr.
JOSIAH SroKELY, to Mis- Mar! JANE, daughter of
Henry !. Holmes, Esq. all Of Franklin.
on the same day. by the Rev. J. q. Haynes,
Mr.. VIZ. p Norr, to Miss Lydia, daughter Of John
H. Anderson, Jr. al Of Franklin. - r.4f
-, &c Thursday the 9th inst, by the Rev. Mr.
Stiles (of S. CO. Maj JSo. DUMoNrE, Of Richmond
County. IN. c.. to Miss ANNETTE dau shter Of John B.
Montgomery, of franklin. IA. -t
-. on Tuesday The 18th. by the Rev Mr. VIII
kins. JONATHAN Tines, Esq. of Pittsylvania, Miss
SUSAN ANN third daughter If Carter B. Luck OF Frank
lin.
-, at Wood Lawn. near l.ynchburg on the 2Sih
inst, by Rev. A. Duuphan, Rev. WILLIAM McGEE
Of the NJ P. Chuch, 10 Miss MARTHA G., daughles q
G. Wifree, Esq.
Richmond G. Advocate please copy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-30

Hires sio,d be House,erss-Ihe Grecans had a Gus
tom. that when the married wife was brought bone
her husbands house, they burnt the axel Of the
wagon before the door, show that she dwell
there, and not depart thence; and the Romans had a
CUSTOM that when the bride came the entry Of her us
bands house, the bridegroom took her high that she
struck her head and the door post together and set her
within The doors teach her BY the remembrance Of hat
blow not to 90 often forth out OF her husbands hass and
the Egyptians did give shoes their wives, suffer
ing them to 90 barefoot. because they should abide at
home hence it is that woman is compared to snail
that goes abroad bu with her house upon her head
when the husbsnd provides things necessary abroad she
must be careful to order them hume-ni be gtddng
but to keep at homeher greatest virtue being be
known Of any but Aer husband. Spencer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-30
ID. RODES, CPh.
FATHER RITCHIE'S PROPHECIES.
TIE OLD KEYSTONE STILL.

The D-m,craiic press Of Pennsylvania Is everywhere
,cye and reslue in arusiag up the party to exe-'ion
The ndnmitablr spirit and courage Of all friends in
that powerful State, IS worthy Of all imitation. The
committees are putting forth able addresses speakers
are constantly befe the people, aud every thing djca-
les the most promising results
Feelinr that an over-confdence in the late contest
brought defeat upon them, they resolved to return
the mpinaar with interest, upon their opponents at
the approaching trial
We feel particularly animated ourselves, daily look
inr over her unqnang Democratic journals conduc-
tad ls they with much ard1r and slUh
,by throughout that great leading of the fe1ubl-
can fInilY Tie word fail has resting place under
their g and If the party continues tine work with the
unaha zeal and perseverance every where mani
t-.t. they surely must ana will prove victorious.
We understand that in North Car lima all looks well.
Il said that many changes have beer effected IN pnpn
lar sentiment. and many converts made and il they are
a, numerous in other parts Of the Old North State as
they have been in the three counties Of Cuutuck, Gam
den and PaSquotapk, We shall carry the State.
The eloquent letter Of Governor Troupe, which
published frIly Jning Gloss with typographical
error which copied from The extra from the
oif Of he Savannah Georgiin" As il is printed it
i, equivocal but il admits Of the construction that the
author hoped and believed ii The of the Taylor
nct4 in Georgia. The sentence should have been pune
tulied as follows would hope, if could, gentle
men; but verify believe that the 18th day Ge&t month will
find maJprity Of the people of Georgia hand and glove
with this most amiabe fraternity, Fillmore, Glddings s.
Co-Enough." Sc
The Governor yields Unnecessarily to his fears. The
Information and have received satisfy
that Georgia Will be saved from the hands of the PEis
tutS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-30
Sale Of Real and Personal Property.

DY virtue of deed Of cSecutcd to hc subscriber by
ID Caleb Noel bearing date the 25th November 1915
and of record in the Clerks Office of the County Court OF
Bedford, will for the purposes n'sIll deed mcnonca
the Goth cccuabe. next if fair il not the fair day,
the residence o. the said Nocll in the county Of Bedford
sell to the highest bidder public auction the tract of land
which the said Noef now resides supposed To contain
3l2 ACRES whereabouts. Also the following Sia yes,
to wit Hapnibal and Paeee ALSO all the said No
ellis crop Tobacco, Oats, Corn and Fodder together it'll
his STOCK OF HORSES, HOGS, COWS, and SHEEP.
his HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
PLANTATION UTENSILS, SC. The title 10 the aiorc-
said property helieve be good, but acting trustee
will convey such title only vested in by the deed
trust afoyssa:d Term made known the day oi sale
R0. \. CLEMENT, Tt,tstee.
Nov 3Q-w3wf
Republican copy w3,yif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-30
From the Union, October 81,
THIS DAY WEEK.,

VIII witness, we most confidently believe, the tri-
unphant reroa Of Lewis Cass and William o. Butler
to the Two highest offices in the gift Of the American
prople! Never was the Democratic party more Justly
proud Of IL position and Of It's principles SELDOM in the
closing days # previous political canvasses, nave lis pros
PEGS been 50 bright and cheering Our friends through
out the country reused sense of the respossib>
lts which rests upon them, and confident that go-
Nous triumph must and will reward the energies and
faithful performance Of their duties No other motive
can be needed TO inSp them 10 the most jealous
TONS. They fghi against an insdious and urscrupul-
"uS Zoe, With Buble victory within their view, and
|hih the reach Of iler gasp Let every man, then.
10 this appropriate sphere. himself for last eff
toIt and a will he well
THE TRUE STATE OF THE CASE
The real Democratic majority in Pennsy vana, at the
late lection, is put down 936 This is the
II Tie late IL the Old keystone" and sufficient
" Indicates where the unhlnchng Democracy will be
found week hence.
Fhe above is the aggregate Of the Democratic MAORI
~ in tie several Cong esSoal districts Of that Stale,
crcel by the Pennsylvau Several of the counties
nave OF late been canvasSIng the party strength and
large DrRocratIc increase Is put down certain.
Among these, Is iAai odd reliable capstone the
County of Berks, in which it is calculated that in the
next run. kee Will be least 500 Of an increased ma
!nry Tor ass and 4Lr This estimate is fully borne
ont in all OF our Letters aad intelligence from Penn
sylvaula
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-30
Selling off at Cost, to close.

WE offering entire Stock of Clothing Cloths.
w Cassmcres, Nrstings and Furnishing Goods at prime
cost We gentlemen in want of any Of the above
goods, that this is umbug deception practised in
der dispose of large goods profit; but, that
determined close business entirely,
the good. hand be disposed Of IL order ~
tain the above assertion and satisfy the increuoas
voices will be shown, and private marks wall Nc Gon>c
uouslv placed in the store, that cstopers
with the marks the goods. Our stock mostly a
invite the public call and examine neither they wish
70 buy or not. WlilrTENIORE s CO.
Nay 9-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-30
THE TELEGRAPH SUITS.

From despatch received in this city yesterday. we
learn that the DECISION Of The Court Of Kentucky in the
case u Prof Morss's Patent against Mr. Okiey and
lis associates has been fully carried into effect Judge
Monroe. of the United States District Court of Ken
,nekv has issued an order now n execution for the Mar
shall 10 take possession If the Riey Line, and inter
rup, its use until further order of the Court.
I'VE also learn that Commissioners OF Patents, sup
ported by The opiapl OF the Attorney General. has de-
ciJed against Mr.. Bans Claim u : Fateut i1T an
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-30
T.oDb O,H for C. OjuiIerjciIs

ffOh on 'W OHWtfcHS!
This is the necdfI tmprinipcd persons in al!
parts . the country, make and ycrd them.
The genuine is 10y sale by
H. B. PAYNE s BRO, Iynchburs,
James +. Caiiqv Br,o<nca.;
W y. jerks, Aiqrincr', View.
In Bedford County by
William t.i>h, Cross Roads;
Wright $ Matthews, Chamblissburs, II O.;
+vN Casey, IT., Encls
Ea-~2tt Sm.'h, l,RPa Mills;
W I.ctWirh ), Son, otter Bridge
Ard generally in each county
Offices devoted exclusively n the sair Of Wrigh> Indian
Vegetable Pills, wholesale and retail 1J Face street Phli,
depha; 2SS Greenwich street, New oI5 and IDS, lrcmo
street, Boston.
Nov. 81 5p
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-30
No. -.
Another severe case of Asthma
IN NEW HAM PSHlRE, CURED By DIR. WISTAR'S

BALSAM.
Seth w. Fowlc-Dear SIR Having for long time been
troubled with Asthma in its worst form, and ha,
tried various remedies, al TO effect bought
gent, A. Rowe, bottle Of the Basam OF Wild Cherry
which relieved very much. have continued the
the disease ret upon and find it al
eves when nothing else WILL and further have doub'
could have had the Wild Cherry the first stages he
disease tL.t it have entirely cured conf
IDENTIFY recommend valuable medicine for all lung
complaints. BENJAMIN ROBINSON.
New Hampton, April ;, 1876
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS the wrapper.
Price dollar per bottle. six bottles five dollars
For sale BY d. L. LYMAN, Druggist, I.vnchburg, "a.
and nv Druggists generally throughout the United States
Eny
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-30
Cleanse, Purify, Strengthen

II is not ur wash to ic With the health of the conuni.
tv We desire To be 20, crncd BY red regard truth il
hatcycr here siarln relation this c\ranrdni " med.
icnc and il this feeling q" sincerity and good faith hich
prompts again and again 10 call attention We he
LEY that article las disco, crgi that has
red rcatc a,n4unt d htl,t Tie ituny and ,h,
more Is known the better l. it appreciated.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-30
Presidential Election.
VIRGINIA,

In the following table. wherever the vote Of a coun-
yn sis,ls given u full it is copied from the OFFICIAL
RETURNS, transmitted by the commissioners OF election
to the Governor Of the State Where mi rites mere
y given, they iake-rom The most reliable I'M
official data in possession.
Tote fir PresiieM in lS44 G.d 1913
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-30

WRIGITT7> INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS are nsca
as cosniic and purih the blood with great success
moving all unsccmy blntch, external Sores and cuaneous
eruEtons OF every kind
NEW YORK, June ~, lS4S.
To 'r. Wright Philadelphia.
Dear Sir-Hayng beer afflicted ;th dist rcssing
humor for many years past and ha used every that
afforded the cnotest probability Of relief at last Undue
cd to try valuable indian Vegetable Pills. |
satisfied that have received benefit tr,m the Of
them than from all the medicines have tak,
therefore take pleasure in recommending" the Pills to all
or have been stltryiu. from any huo hrieS my
do th7t they drccy man the booi and by their III
ritv ns virtue will completely CLEANSE lr,n mpuri,v.
HENRI GREEN, 80 Norfolk street
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-30

Electric Telegraph which claim had been previously 7
adJndged 10 be Interference with previously
filed by Prof Morse and that Prof Morse is entitled
pa f,r that inv enlion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-30


BEEF.-S2 y to y - scale weight.
HooS.-S5 On nett.
SHEEP-sI 80 to = 30 nett. JAC0E SnooK.
STATE OF THE STOCK MARKET
Reported b Bererl4 Blair. Lince"sed Stock Broker
State Stock Per cent-par value SlOQ-sa!es al
par
C,poration = per cent-nar value Sl00-last sales al
90
James River and kanawha Bonds, guaranteed by the
State--0S and interest
Exchange Bank Stock-par value $l0O-none on
sale.
Farmers Bank Stock-par value 4l00-9S. Il %.
Virginia Bank atock--par value sfU-66.
Manchester Cotton ana Wool Manufacturing Stock
par value Sl00-held al $50
Richmond Fire Association Siock-par value SO
S2,4 so.
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Rq,Qmac Rail road
par value slOO-held al 49, and int
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Cert icateS
Debt-par value $l00-lasl sales at 500 andi int
Richmond and Louisa Rail Road STOCK par vilEe
&lOO-lasl sales at IA; asking higher.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-30

d * and We have no idea that the election Of Lnus Ma
,le,r-nr indeed ofany other pers,n will be quietly
s,mired by the friends Of the defeated candidates.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-30
Fer Rent.

yTNIlE Factory opposite l.yncs Ware Honsc at
present occupied by Thomas Wright Esq. apply to the
subscriber OF Geo. ID. DAVIS. VIM. DAVIS, Jr
Nov 3O-wts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-30
,ta'
Harrson's mai. 235. Claws maj. 50. Tavhr's ma
Total 4022 4S97
Cass'S majority $40.
HON. JOHN s pFNDIFTON

We subJoln the letter of this gentleman with the cir
cular about which much has been said. What is there
ask any candid Locooco. In It, that the pures mar
this toWmanwealth produced might have not done
is crime to eneavor TO organize party for action
without letting the adverse party know it, then who is
guiltle>s?
The attacks upon Mr.. P. have been most unwarran
table. Let any read his circular and say wha
there In ii, to deract from the character any mad
Wing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-30
EIsAFs ~ E.y"3'

TA THE DWELLING HOUSE on Church 81,
f5iii receaily occupied hy Col Strange. Apply"
LH-I....A NJ. HART.
().r IQ-ifts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-30

living the line of the james River and kanaw ha Improve
mcnt, Waughs Ferry. mother tract Lawrence
cicek not IA, from Waugh Ferry, nearly all bcrcd aM
ontaning 20i Acres Another tract OF as Acres. "
Ing above, and below the Toll H4ise the
section OF the canal having upon valuable Fishery The
sale will take place the first mentioned tract. At the
and ace, under the decree. Shall sell to
the highest bidder, Nine SIases men and women, and
amongst them, TWO VERY AIpABI.E Il, one LAD and
the other Pillow BOY FAc negroes will be sold for
cash. and although th decree requires sale of the lands
namens for equal portions purchase money! at g. II and
ders desire and the property will thereby produce better
price, the credit the land will he extended L. and :
The title will be retained further security.
Capt Eubank authorised shew the lands and he can,
negotiate private sale for part Of the real estate.
And being urged by those Interested 80 close the subject
state that Saturday the Goth December next is bad day
the sale completed the 30h, will be fesue
and finished on Monday tie s dsy of January neSt
JOHN IIiOMPSON,Jr., Comr
q, Nny 30 lSiS-,AlIl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-30
MORE NEW GOODS,

By EXPRESS FROM THE .NORTWER.E CITIES.
I AM receiving splendid stock Of
Black and assorted Fringes,
- Cherry co,ourcd Silk Velvet,
4 Velvet IIbbons-Bonnet DO.
.s.sA Ladies' Dress Goods, new styles,
French Collars, large lot at 81 cts
Thread Laccs and Edgings-with variety Of other
new aud scarce goods
p a second supply Of splendid BLACK FRENCH
and BELGIAN CLOfHS, just received Also daily ex-
pcctcd another supply OF Linseys Flnpels, Blankets
Nov. 27-iIts JNO. j. PURNlS, Ag't.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-30

Negroes! Negroes "A!
NE CT EST,
T AN now in market to purchase iadI supply Of NJ
GHOES. L will pay the i@bes nI price al
LIKELY .MfsGROS.
From 10 to 10 Yeas Old.
Persons having any Tor sale i'll do ell to call
fore making SALE modoub the ghest Price be
ed NJ HART
will givea literal price for one or two Backsmth> and
Carpenters good workmcl. FH- D
". B. Persons at ads,fcc having Negroes f., sale will
be waited promptly y giving description property
for sale. III M N
Aug 1851 N
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
-
RICHM 0ND MARkEIS.
RIcHMoxp, Nov.

RIcH,oxp. Nov. %. 1919.
TOBACCO-Fpyr lhiS common sold to-day a -
IS. We quote hugs 81 6y 0J Common, cal .
3 Is and 90; Mailing joa ) and p; god and inc
) 5Ua 80.
CORN - on
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-03-22
CONGRESS-.

IN THE SENATE, on "Wednesday the 9Th
March, Mr.. Webster presented petition from CT
ti1cns Of Virginia praying Congress to pass law
setting apart the proceeds of the sales of the Pub
lie Lands for the purpose Of forming fund with
which to abolish slavery in the United States, by
the purchase of the slaves and the manumission
of infant female slaves.
The question of reception was raised by Mr..
Mason-snd the motion to receive the petition
was laid on the table.
After the transaction Of some unimportant bu-
ssincss, on motion of Mr. Sewer, the Senate went
into Executive session.
On Thursday. very little business was done in
the Senate, After the presentation and reception
Of spndry petitions and memorials, on motion az
Mr. Sewer, the Senate went into Executive SEES.
sion.
On Friday, the Vic. Prssidea. laid before ,ha,
body " aYporisl from number of ciliuess Of the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-03-22

Council or state.-A meeting Of the
Council Of State was held in Raleigh on the 18th
instant.
Col. Cadwalladcr Jones. Of Orange, and DR.
Frederick J. Hill, Of Brunswick, were nominated
~-s ~.rsr-n@sl ~a~,sais-ss-s-- 80 49, n---a - b.
iernal Improvement
A message was received from the Governor res
pecting the destruction Of the Machine shop, &c
Of the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road. Afier cnr.
sid,ra,ion the following resolution was unani.
mOusiy adopted:
Resolved, That the Council Of State do advise
and consent TO the proposition Of the Goycrror,
that a sum Of money, no, exceeding $4,000. he
borrowed ON behalf Of the State, for the purpose
Of repairing the loss and damage occasioncd by
the recent fire to the Raleigh and liaS.on Rail
Road; and that the Governor be advised to con-
vey the said Rail Read. and al the public proper
ty attached thereto, in trust to secure the repay.
ment Of the amount Of such loan with interest. at
such time as he may agree upon with the lend.
crs.