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~ NDLD "a 7 I. LAI.N. Z Ia IUN. !
Upon lo.sIns n 81 "a: utp-rs cr,ruv, vi,
n. f.nwng which appeared after IN. gcl1T'a'
c,nsus.,: lSi0:
The tGi.or Of the rci7uali Chronicle has bern s1s
IL The Fix r''urr. "i c c"nsis, taken at incf'.. m
eacn, slucr - Adoption %! The tunstItutlyn l
v, t'gilinu. show curious fIrt- Il.
i. The pI'n!soa uf tie GErd ) ties incr"r''d W.
J! lrr rent. each yrrrs which GnJrcs il rs" -
lc llwia s. nro'm and permanent that @:.- o iJi"'-
t.: population Of 1885 and trough, tJsG 10 .n@ F'''
Il g. ii produces neatly the yety re-n.t ~
4 crn-Gs ii 1910 And thus may tel. with gre - .
:. what viii DC tie CENSUS u 1852. !: VII BE- No.!
/ - Hons -.
That MAS 81 sc shot, was il not2 The census y. "
shows rs, 2GI, 495-l Riehmond Repubi.aa.
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SUNRISE COMES TOMORROW.


True it is that cloud and mist
Blot the clear blue weather..
True that lips that once nave KISSED,
Come no more together.
TINE that when we would do good,
Evil often follows;
Time thai green leaves quit thewood,
Summers lose their swallows.
True that we must live alone,
Dwell with pale objections;
True that we must often moan
Over crushed affections.
Trne that man his queen awaits;
True that, sad and lonely.
Women, through her prison gates'
Sees her tyrant only.
True the rich despise the poor,
And the poor desire
Food still from the rich mans door,
Fuel from his fire.
True the plaint-but, il more true,
Iwould not deplure IL;
IF 40 Eden fade from view,
Time may yet restore II.
Evil comes and evil goes,
But il moves me never!
Fo, the gnod--,he goou IL grows
Buds and blossoms ever.
Winter stil succeeds 10 spring,
But fresh springs are coming;
Other birds arc on the wing,
Other bees are hummng.
/ have loved with right gooc will,
Mournec my hopes departed,
Dreamed my golden dream, and still
Am not broken hearted.
What If cherished c:ceds must fade,
Faith will never leave US;
God preserves what God has made
Nor can truth deceive US.
Let in light the holy light!
Brothers, fear il never,
Darkness smiles, and wrong grows right
Let in light forever.
Let in light When this shall be
Safe and pleasant duty,
Men in common things shall sec
Goodness, truth and beauty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-29

The Richmond Wing suggests Tho proprlety Of ''"'- IL;
policy of insurance the lif: of :I ncst cah'' !,
tile Presidency This will be entirely upneses-sl' :;
Er, WING caiiida'ts bur wing Pr sdents, tn't we j re
suddenly. DR. Clay mas been three tunes carGi'' h,
the electoral colleges and is apparently as hale ' - ~,
a dozen wears ag, and ns rre ~nt caa11 &c
the Presidency {" ud"ancc o-yo"l u ,i,15
,IJn, there IS pa.tic.I- ian tr H. ''''' 49, TX
vii! be bridted By the Official cares and !e2 ''s''
"'''' ""e CONSTITUTIONS seem - ny Snr:r.~.G Pea,
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r.rrsT EoeEIGE ,STfLI.lGE.cE

LATEST FOREIGN lNfELI.l"': = = T. 80,
SATURDAY AuRS.So-Frncs, PII!s Bouise 'u': -
So g.; ST. 81 .. 4, ,i,'.
Sp,x The GaEAT E3urBTIoS. TIL" nnm ~la-l
tors yesterday Wa 81 Coz, anc receipts los.
SAT nrir Yesterday. f,r. Lt-:'
The bill ior The emancipation of Jews had pis-'.
mons and o-en sent W 4, the Lp-as IL is h"p@i ~
nu for the third time, unIliaey itte 10 '''
Of The Lygslltur .,i, Cor
Tnree Of The crew OF the United States packet 'P 10
gress convicted Of muriny, hac oeGa cc.Hnitt'o :"
London.
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arAKERs Fox LLRERlA.-Tnere va. cutie On,

QUAKERS FOR LIBERlA--Tncre quite gnther
ins at Inc Ne" Beufnd Mass list week 10 witness
le departure Vi E and Sybe Junrs iuc:a, who sailed
IN the ?acael from ts port Saturday. 1hey out In the
capacity ~ rcs preachers and they intend . come
III Liberia md also visiting ef places "n the coast
Air,a They sai first American QnaS~rs who
vlt! Africa the purpose Of preaching
Lr good lcH. They 81 u: the direction and sup
po.t .: ,.,u :;oe:ety ci!:ei "Fricn:s"- Bait Sun.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-29

FIRE At PITTS BTSG-RAILEOAD PROJECTS.
PIr.srceG JEW ga l.c tfon- cut TINS nin2 in the
5 wifi, :.s!foy.ng t"n brick houses woman and child
win ~rr ia v.e ., buildings, were burned 10 death.
The alrot! excitement mere Is Increasing. A meeting
was held LAST evening in favor If sucng road from
Beaver 10 Wl,vIc which wi give Pt:sbuIg direct COIN
municatrn with me lsk-s
party so left is morning in the cars on pleasure
excursion 10 Rochester.
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To Messrs john c. Rice John 7. Carter, VIM. T. Wnnton
D. P. Taylor, Il J. Carter, I. r. rreadway ami 3. ".
Wuc.ack, CumiItee.

a.-4 Richmond, JUNE II, 1851.
Genif-nen have had The hcn,r receive your invita-
ton attend DIM al Pnncc E!wlid & H. the 20 Ii
inst which sou pr"p"se I" give in comp lmni III; Hon
Thm.s :. Boc"cs. and Ir ". G. F!3urnoy, Tor their
vices in the cause n the Snih ami S:a;s r:g.s sr:et a
engagements IN the Convention deny the ri a-ure E
joining III n.s deserved fna'a 10 men, whom C.i .hf "a
honor MOI only have Their pu5!ic services Trri;c
o.nen lenaS de1,.:.d ts,uus raii,:s ii yJG
feelings tor .h.rn yu ,nor oil re .a!. nj -rrs
fought r:ir battle III equal rights with IN scng i-ty
Haat ii ;is battle b lest wNnl ~ basel: desert your
defenders aad bestUw ~. .n.l. they earned upon the d.
scr,=rs who 'ep with abu-e The cm;limen,
you nsr TO Messss BJc"ck and Tourney lorty
for von-Nu
Never gentlemen, has the Gauge Of constitutional Freedom
the Union and Safes Rights been greater danger tan a.
present. II will require the highest vision and courage
preserve them. The Union may dissolved by separation
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The following letters aso received BY the committee


Gentlemen | hive IN acxnnrrds: receipt -: ynir
very complimentary letter Of the 2Jh inSt inviting M TO
attend pubic Gijncr Prince Edward c. H. tive 2oh
June .S 10 b. gwen tn most Jrrhv representatives.
Hon Thomas 5 Bocork and .y.n c. Fi,nnDy. Appr"ci
ating a. do, the services ri these gentlemen. shrh they
have so ,I and faithfully rendered 10 whole State
we'll as their 'nStiiHras ia their respective Scala o
r.oresen rn0n ""ul E.o, cordial. co,,car the honor
proposed by you frT ,aem; ami il 'ny dsrc make The
best relun can IL" IN. Compliment TJn pas me- o. ac"sp
in. ynuI sind invitation. But is uncsrtaa whether ms
duties il; IT, C,nv-In will permit m" - n.in4c my wishes
70 >. witt -! he 2jia !irr. II "a aJH -1y. is:
tha, w ien" q i'.c tine n icc ,s usn,r, il
With grateful Acknowledgements am, gentlemen. yua
oLedient servant. HENRY A. WISE.
To Msssrs VIM. T. Wootton &C. &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-29

NORFOLK, July Z5fd.
The ROBBERY THE NORFOLK Navy YARp-hr
Spaudine charged with receiving stolen copper from
Navy Yard has been admitted TO bail $1,000 Wilbur,
charged with the offence has forfeited recognzances
and Yamosed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-29

TOW H0aT BI,OSN lip

blown up at Rio formerly lonssd John Gardner of this
place. but .nd time ago. and has since sailed
der the Brazilian flag.
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ALEXANDER FLINT HOPPER

DESTROYS tina: full justice should be done in The premises,
c cieeuiy give place the above card Of Nh Hopper the
tgsn We only u rs2eat TIA. our SHE OBJECT Was
briefly to announce painful accident ned not IN the icusi,
uIurr ct any person or company or 10 lhro"
h,ln2 any aLen, OF other person eoanecicd with the
* ,l.til Pts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-29

B. sr,s JuLY 20.-Danie Webster and family have ar
rived ia the city and taken the Revsre House.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-29

Inc arrivals OF emgrans New York. during the week
ending on the 2lst instant amounted 536 Of whom
24lo were from Leland 1907 from Germany and the
from various other countries
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THE TEHUANTEPEC TROUBLES.
New ORLEASs, July 22.-The Tehuantepec company's
ns returned yesterday having been able reach Ts-
huanepec.
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THE OUTBREAK AT PUERTO PRINCIPE.
BosroN July 23.-Leers received here from merchants
in Havana speak Of the outbreak Puerto Prncpe bur
say 1t has not yet had any visible effects business
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-29

SLOW TRAVELlNG.-Aw ag In Detroit has been taking
liberties with The reputation of the Pontiac Railroad He
asked whether he knew of accident that road and
lepied
Never but mdd, aged couple loft Pontiac for Detroit,
and died Of old age Birminqham-half way
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REORGANlZlNG THE STATE DEPARTING NT.-1t
is stated that The Secretary State under the law OF the last
Congress- has commenced the work of re,sanzng the De-
par,msut Washington by appointing Mr. Chew an able
clerk fifteen years 10 the Department. the head of the
Consular Bureau at So o00 annum aised from 81
Mr. Markoe to $4,000 cerEshp and H. Derrick brother o
The chief clerk to clerkship If 81 600
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-29

SUICIDEJ. B. Marks, active and we'll known citi-
zen oNew Oeans has committed suicide While on his way
on the Lexington, from Louisville New Orleans
few days ago. he jumped overheard but rescued BY the
mate He afterwards seizud the occasion Of being left alone
for few minutes stab himself
places. When the discovered his condition. they
gave the alarm and his wounds dressed and
detailed 10 guard him He prevailed the servant how
ever TO give him cracker and as he alone, again
jumped overheard, he rescued. Mr. Marks was
on his from the North whittier he had
pertinent tor health He native Of Charleston and has
vile and five six children in New Orleans Before he
showed determination 10 commit suicide he penned let
Ter TO his wife.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-11-05
mARM1ED,

In this county, on Tuesday the 2sih ult. by
Hezckiah Terry, esq, Mr.. WrLIilx J. K. MrR-
mock 10 Mis-, Calalrr q. DAVIS, daughter Of
Mr.. James Davis.
III Graham, on tho Goth Oct, by the Rev.
John n. Holt. Mr.. Joax pEsHr, Of Grccnsbo-
rough, 10 Miss Rrnscca r., daughter Of Col.
John Harden, Of Graham.
On the 22nd Oct, at the rc,idence Of Mr..
Simmons, in Suuy county, BY the Rsy. Cyrus
X. Caldwell, Mr.. TnoMAs G. McLsAS, Of Ora
ham, 10 Miss EIi1aBErH +. GLASS, Of Alamanca
county.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-11-05

remembrance. eWenredmnrhask'."
aid he profts ior-'' More bDuks. eS-
Gained az mcrrhsni. uhs. have yeu
rad through 1Ii dat 500 alHe-dy pos
sess e "oao. 4 1eter expect 20 rad
them sll." F" WAY then do ypu want
more ? Pray siF. did you ever read
ypur dictionary shroagh = "ceftain-
Ii not Wen, : library i my die
tianars."
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.
Kepofsed for The InlcIliecsrer.

THURSDAY. o<l. 3oih. 1851.
TcaAceo.-Wr have bun Ilsie change
% nasire rince our Iasi report. Though
sl,e receipts aaeLui small. silII lie anislr re-
mains extremely dull. Total insprriinns
since Inc tirslafl he sea-on. l9shhds. Lugs
zas5: Short leaf Also; shipping 5 az
. 90 good manufacturing a sSi Prime
d.. % nefninsI.
l'nTroS-srsisrs more fsefly. To.
ward slie cansc ii The past serk Middling
quaiInies we've dali al 7sr.; but Tor The
LAST -Four days we Hose some Giile anina-
lion in the Marke. al improved rates. say,
I'd 6. a7lr. Holders a,e NV firm al
ihrse figures.
FLork.-We note considerable arrivals
II country snpe6ne. which has heer
readily taken BY The trade al ~ Cay
Mdls FIRM al Al a. . sia.
MHsAr- Remains the same that Ar
irving j. freely taken a. 10 80 SO c
Cor good 10 prime red, Wills, from 80
SO a IS il only Obtained Tnr wh,le.
coRx.-Qnei. Small sales al 90
c2s c. far good--65e for prime.
/ uArs.--ln demand. We hear Of u
sales. hut quote a. 4oc. nominal.
Bacon AND LARD Declining. w
hcai Of sales ~ Va. hog round. al i2'
Western sides II lsc.: do, shnnldrl
!. % = OF g.; do. hams l0g. Nut lliil
doing in Lard. takrgs l2c.; WEBSTER
do. i0i lie.
AprLE BRAxDy.--Aiillonsh short cr
was expected. The tercip's have BEE
r much lighter than anticipated. This h
caused The article 20 ADVANCE rapidly
The Iast few days. The market has be-
, preuy nearly cleared of The old crop
, 45c. cash. New crop IL now held firm
1 AZ a 44c. Tendency upward.
I.rxE.-Small sairs ~ sl.25 sl.37
pLasrsR.-Gmund per ION ri 500 lb
: al.65 l.75; Stone 80 81 pes taa
: 2240 lbs.
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HISTORY or
NLRTa 0A,E0ElNAo

NLRHE OAla0MINAo
vE,HIS great work, hy Col. WHEELER, will be
4 ready for delivery in few days. The sub
scribcr, having contracted, with the author, for
the sale and delivery Of the said work, for all the
Counties and Towns embraced in the list, ID,
Sd. Alb and 5th Judicial Circuits, Except Ra-
leigh and three or four counties in the 9Th cir
cut,) would inform his friends and subscribers,
that the distribution Of the work will commence
this month. Any person wishing the work can
procure il from the subscriber. Price to subscri-
bers $500, non-subscribers S2:25.
Religious, Literary, Temperance and School
Docks for Sale.
Also, General Collecting Agency.
SAMUEL PEARCE, Agent.
Hillshorough, Nov. 3, 1851. OS-
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Come and See!
BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

rEsHE Female Poets Of America, Leaflets Of
Memory, Flowers Of LONELINESS, Romem-
her Nc, I.aa Rock, Marmion, Frisaslsair'. ns
fering, Yonau Mans Offering, Young Lady :
Offering. Snow Fake, Dew Drop, The Glit Of
Affection, The Hyacln,h. Christmas Offering,
Tupper's Philosophy, Traditions Of The Cove
nantcrs. Bibles and Hymn Books. Besides va
riety Of GIFT BOOKS for Youth, including
Arthur's Tales and other Cheap Publications.
M To be had al The Drug Store. ID
November 4. oo-
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N Office.
Office Of the ". G Rail Road, I
Grecnsborough, Oct. %, 1851. )

GrecnsboTough, Uct. 20, IoJIs
TT is ordered by the Prcsiden, and Directors OF
i the North Casoin,a Rail Road Company,
that the Stockholders pay into the Treasury ct
said Company ten dollars upon each share OF
stock held ly them in said Company, on or be-
fore the sth day Of January, 1852; and That M
tcrest be charged upon any deferred payment
from and after the Ist day Of February, 1859.
For the convenience Of stockholders payments
made 10 the Bank Of the State, al Raleigh, and
10 The Bank Of Cape Fear, al Salisbury, to Tho
credit Of The Treasurer OF said Company. and the
certificate forwarded 10 the Treasurer, will be
deemed sufficient.
c. p. MENDENHALL, Treas'r.
October ~. Wv
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srrxxsox corRr.-Saperlar tsosff Tor
GafIford ceunsv has been In session
This week. Jadge Ellis on The Bench.
Though no great nnmber d causes have
been tried. The tern has been very
labariaus oae. On fhe.cixli docket. .
salt Cor srduction attracted most atten-
tion aud occupied much time IN The Tn.
Al. On Thursday the criminal docket
was taken up. and the Whole day sas
occupied BIZ the trial q Moses Dees on
q charge oi negro stszIing-fhe selici-
tor. slRh Messrs. t;ilnler aud Mclean,
prosecuting, and Nessra~ g. &. Men,
denhalI, j. \. Morchead and starbsek
defending. The case was put 70 the
jury about 10 o'clock at night, and .
verdict 81 q guilty" vas returned next
day about IN o'clock. The trial af
Weaver implicated IN the same trans
action, was removed to Rockingham.
John N. Long was yesterday tried and
convicted for passing counterfeit mo-
ney. cr<rnstoFsagk F1k
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Ex-President TYLER has written let

Ex-President Tyler has written let
ter to Calderon de la Barca, the Span
ish Minister, soliciting his intercession
for the release Of all the Cuban prison.
ers. Mr.. Tyler says, if a sacrifice was
wanting to deter others from the COM
mission Of similar offence, it has been
offered up. The vengeance Of a great
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~. II
views. " 'f'raFl u lhe rf'''e WV" :
r.,uesisc Iiir Hnaih si''Hn r''.'r I" -
iprri o. IT, nominl.,r.i Of f'i'''' '''' ~
ilsr nrzi 'rrsidrgl,, f''fi'o''
A si'irsnnsn ~. ,,.,s 's'n ...s 49,
Il he lipes 50. '"ne - !. +
rsnnss esha Aas'ss-.-"n Is -.
II dis sssrA"'a'H< s'@'r* = s'e $3.50 .'.
;rsists = se*s !" A.s.a 80 - IL.
rhs: farhFs oss"sF e M@hs ~ ~
II upon @h'eh 'fshas ha's -
~ s"a rae y ~ s'.' = z" "a's 30
4 ~" ~ a''F f'~ha .'<'' ~ 49,
.se, ms sa.''''seA' s'Fa''s = ~ 49, -.
me ' e.'sfrsss - "e ~ @ss''.a''r :. -
s''a'arsn S'N's. " sssla'7f ~
pi"a.~e "arhf' ~ - 81
hnA ~"las'''s,s', = Is 49, -.
sle.''hs sas''s'h =" F'ssf's 80 ~ r.
- a's s'"s'a' ua' ,e..' ~ ~ = =.
nf@'." !" - f'''a 'af". ~" ''"'a '"e
Ss.ah i'Ar s."p ~" Sah - fria'
WIN tas a's'"'< '" ~ en"'a 4 ~
Naf'"' w" '1'e :" '''as f'@'~ !. -
's'ha@'hsa' aas s".''i''o,1'se
1ah s"aa.efn "h'ss WI s.'a's' 49,
~ 'hs fh'aee = INIT saa 20
A.s haH". ~ ""s .'s ,a" c.
h'shefh~ 'sF's'''s '''et :, ~ ~A'''ss'
~ 'e's l''e.s $3.50 = - '"'.', -.
ION = INC n's', 1"ss' = ~
nons' .'os"'"
- na4' = 49, s -ff 's'''ss..
e. s"y 'nn''ash' uA"s', !" ~ 80,
- "a, s" ~, , ~ -. -, ~
=. .'ee''e 49, u - ~. ,.;.,,,,n
!" -" '"s ~, - :, ~ IS.
."' p''"1 ~ ..',:',..s nj i ~aar.n.
'es'a'' - ~ -: !,
na'nE ~ 81. -. n = .l...,;..,
s"e aa''n. .,'..,, - a;.,.., Il 80
?! '"e i'ss f.s....s . ,ha.,,,
s'o's, - i, =. ..,,;,,aa.
!. w. rs r',. ~, I" ~ asaJ !.
usa ..a ,ss..aa .r.;,s, ,b-
H.. " RI. N...t.a~a Ah..,,,;,.;.,.
~ c...,,a.a S.....;an;s,. In I'm
a 81, =. -. ...ao,al,.,,m.u ~ Il
/ - ..a e., ,,h;,., ,hrv are noy,
-: RI. n.,rarr,,;c n,,,x arr MAX
$3.50 .fr,,,. i ,,llv ,be rar,y uoo,
81, a.,,v ;..,,e. ,l,,ressr,l;ns recent Iii,
..n,;on. r,lenIa,;no Il the s,en, III dr
r., nss,,e n, oeonIr unou ,heir strength
.r..r..... 80, ~. s,.J.m would Al
:. = r,,.,d -r,;a.,. q, uo,wi,h
'n"", i. - !. - -, s.,.a,,.a.e r. e.,
ans ~, 80. - i ,hs xhnl
so'''a'n' =" -, 80 !, 4.
n'''o'y !" ~" Ps" a ..,;,;.., 80
eoae. hss.''. : - ~, r s.r,' ssraa.
cess. they never have oeen very se'0Pu
i"ns ANGUS VIZ '"e- .,;..
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T''7i''7'F;'''l e go 81
EEG@xE -z-
10 Rail ROld Contractors.

OlEscc II The Noah cz,oIina Rail Road Co..
tsn~nslorvush. OFT. "a, 1851. }
DfDs fss The following work on he line Of said
- Road viii be Trrrissd a. The Office II this
Mace until The 18th Derember neat. Ehen the
Lettings will take place Al said OiIises slzs
For he Grading and Masonry u ii's 5oIo~sng
Sections Of the Second Division o. said Road,
VIZ: SECTIONS /. 2, 3. 4. S. O; ., 10, IL, L. ~,
"a, is, nc /; 30. 81, 80, So. and "a.
For The Grading and Masonry Of Sections !, ?,
and of die Fourth Division. a. they may be
finally determined upon BY The Engineer.
For the Masonry and sulsrsiruetuFe OF Inc
following bridges, viz: across crahirce, two o
rro-s Ena, Dack Creek, and liaw Rivrs. on the
Second Division.
For The Masonry and Supersucture Of
bridge across Deep River on The Third Division.
For the Masonry and Superstiuciuie Of The
following Bridges ON the Fourth Division. VIZ
across lie yadkin River, Irish Bnllaae, kocky
River, Caudlc Greek, and Sugar Greek.
Contractors Cor The Grading mud Masonry on
The Sections. and Cor oil the Bridges except The
Yadkin Bridge. will he expected 10 take stock 10
The amount Of one-half Of their bid, aud bidders
viii state what stock they bid upon. or whether
,hcy propose 10 take such stock as may be assign
cd them by the Board.
Bidders for the yadkin Bridge will accompany
their isds with sAe amount Of stock they propose
10 take, and state what stock they bid upon, or
whether they propose 10 take such stock as may
lie assigned them By the Board Of Directors.
Separate bids will be received for The Masonry
and Cor The superstruciuIe Of The Bridges.
From and ailer 18th November until the let
. ting, esiinales Of The Grading and Masonry, and
trofiics of the Road; and estimates Of ile hsso-
nv and supcrslruclure Of the Bridges. and the
\ plans and drawings for The same, may DC seen
at the Office OF the Rail Road.
Bids may be forwarded by mail, addressed
7 8 President Of. The n. Z. Rail Road, Grcensbo'
rough. N. e." -
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n October IS. WV
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YALuE OF 4 LARGE LIrRARY.-Ihe
apt reply Of distinguished scholar to
benefactor of the institution OF learn
ing with which hewa connected, when
an increase of the library was the sub.
ject Of dis,uss;cn, deserves perpetual
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FOR SALE At THE DRUG STORE.

= BARRELS Lint Seed Oil, | do. Tanners
= Oil, / do. Sperm Oil, do. Burning Fluid,
| do. Spirits Of Turpentine, Castor Oil, Sweet
Oil. Coach Varnish, Copal do; together with
supply Of Paints. White Lead, pure. Blakes Fire
Proof Paint, now coming into general use, Spa
nish Brown, Chrome yellow. Chrome Green,
Venetian Red, Yellow 0chre, TIMBER, Ll.harge,
vermillion, Spanish Whiting, Putty, &c.
November 4. U.s.
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wednesday, November ..

rr1h< ns.ar fsi.4 Pss O1ios il Alsasaes
esaniy inoxa . Buna shop. has lsea shsnssd
Il Aslsisle. ~
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John n. Tsrng. ~lso was ronriried Of
passing rsunierl.it mnney - ihr Term ~
Supeiios caurs held Tor t;uilloul Last week.
was sentenced - rersive thirty mine LASH
rs. stand in The piIlvry one honf. snl he
nine nionlh;-si'e punishment
Of whipping and pJIary was inil'vled on
Saturday errnine-
Mosrs Dern. u.Lo was fsnnd Guilty Of
negro s,raIing. appealed 10 sIle Supreme
Caun.
Thr trial &c Wrarcr. implicated with
Deem. was removed 10 Rockingham; and
We l,asr just heard from The eonfi ~ lha'
roualy. slaai Weaver was pot upon has
,rial and ueuit,rsI. hul vas immediately
hound 70 Forsyth 70 be tried as accessory
| in tie same cafe. 40.
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LAND, CORN, &c., FOR SALE.

On Friday the 9TH Of November, the UNDER
~ signed, as Trus.ec Of William H. Homer,
will sell for cash, on the premises, the said Hor-
ucr's TRACT OF LAND, lying on tho wacrs
Of Little River, In the county Of Orange, adjoln-
ing the lands Of H. Terry. Nancy Dunnagan,
and others, and containing about Three Hundred
Acres. Also, quantity Of Corn, Wheat, Oats,
&c.
AT the same time and place, the undersigned,
w. L. Waller. will also sell quantity Of Corn,
Wheat, Oats, Fodder, and Household and kitch-
en- Furniture.
FRED'K HORNER, Trustee.
w. Il. WALLER.
October %. VI