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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-15
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ZA-{1kxH following advertisement and call at
GNz1V JOTfNP. wRIGfIT'S Book, Stations
ary WATCH Fine Jewelry, Paper Hanging and Fan
CIV Goods Store 70 see the fine goods which he hero
describes which are sold such low prices, that
surprise is daily expressed that such hne goods can
be sold at such low prices.
List Of few Of the new Books hand, besides
which he has all the new Miscellaneous, School,
Medical and Law Books,
The conquest of Florida, by Theodore
Irving, friceSI %
ka ,ns%A or the Adventures Of ona no 50
snr;nrs' n :" 50
The Wide wide World by Elizabeth
Withcrille. . vols 90
The Second Love. by Martha Martell 25
The Rangers the Tory's Daughter,
by the author of the Green Moun-
tain Boys 90
| The Lone Dove, A Legend Of Revolu-
4 tionary times, by a lady, 20
| Scenes at Home. or the Adventures
Of fire Scrccn, by MRS. Anna
Bachc, - as
Womans Friendship A Story Of Do
nestle life, by Grace Aguilar. so
| Rena, or the Snow Bird a story Of
| Real Life. by Caroline Lee Hentz, so
The Heirs of Dcrwentwater,b Z. l..
Blanchard. 50
Robert Macaire in England, by W.
The Count Of Morton, or Woman's
Revenge, by Edw'd Maguaran esq, 50
| The Rhonc, by Sir Edward Lytton
1 Bulwer, Is
| The Adventures Of Paul Periwnklc,
| by the author of '-Cavendish" etc, so
Gcncvra or the History Of Portrait,
| by an American Lady so
| Consuelo, by George Sand, 4 volumes,
one, so
| The Countess of Rntloistallt by Geo
| Sand, Sequel to "Consuco," 50
Richard of York, the White Rose
| of England, An Historical Ro-
NANCE SO
Piekwick Abroad, or the four in
France by G. W. NJ Reynolds, so
Fine Watches and Je7rei,y,
Consisting of fine Hunting Levers NEW style extra
inish) Single-cascd Levers. in great variety; De-
rached Levers and Lepcne Watches, at from $50 TO
! 500 each Gold Fob, Neck and Vest Chains; Fine
Watch Seals Ladies' and gentlcmens Breast pins in
great variety, fine Lockets at lower prices than
or known before, splendid assortment OF Earl Rings,
Finger-Rings, Gold and silver pen and pencil cases,
| Bracelets Gold Collar Wrist and Bosom Buttons,
| Paper Haagiag.-A fine assortment of new style
| Paper Hangings.
| Stationary aud Fancy Gooas-Fine assortment
of Letter, Cap, Note paper and envelopes, Steel
| Pens and Quills, Visiting Cards Portfolios and
Writing Cases. lnk-stands, splendid assortment of
! Portmonies and Pocket books, Purses Lead pencils,
| Black, Bluc, Red and Indclible Inks, Blank Books
| in great variety, Chcss.ncn Backgammon boards,
| Guitars, Accordeons. Harmonccon glasses Vions.
| Flutes Flageocts Sc, Hair. Cloth, Tooth and
Nail Brushes, fine Pictures and picture frames, to-
gcther with great many articles too numerous
advertise.
| Remember that have of the best Watchma-
kcrs, who willrepair Watches and Clocks, and make
and repair all kinds of Jewclry.
| Sep Ats. JOHN T. WRIGHT.
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7 IFE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


Dr, NIn. Otway Owen examining Physician.
July lg--wts
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ATTRACTION ~.

treat ATTRACTION! !-NEIV
~ and iSpiendid s'ock IF Dry Goods and Ready
MADE CiohRga Iizotesale8 RetaA,-GTGGEN-
HELUER f. UNT'ERMYER.- in
form their friends and the public generally that they
receiving splendid stock of Dry Goods,
suitable for the Spring and Summer season, embra-
cling every article Of Lddies md Gcntitmen's Hear.
All Of which the public invited to call and exam
inc before purchasing elsewhere We have beau
tiful assortment Of Has anil CaPs, Boots and Shes,
with splendid and general assortment of Fancy ar
ticles, all Of which offered at unusually low pri-
COS Call and sec U.S. and we feel assured that yon
will be pleased with prizes as well as Goods,
undetermined TO sell low, having purchased forrast.
They are also receiving splendid assortment Of
Readg Made Ciotlinq, Purchased by them to,' cash
at unusually how prices. by which means they are
enabled to offer greater inducements to the public
than any similar establishment.
They would particularly call the attention ofcoun-
try merchants and others their Wholesale P,ires
believing that they will fad it their interest to
give them call and examine their stock before go
ing further East. The great facilities hcb they en-
JOY in purchasing their supplies, enable them to
with confidence. iintther goods will be sold
at RICH MOND PRICES.
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HIcHmonD ADvERT1sRllEn11s



LSALL TRADE 1S51.-BOOks. STA
Il sTiONARY AND r1ANO F0RTESs - Cosn-
try Merchants sHJpiici.--MORRfSS& BRO, iafe
Drfnker g. Norris. Richmond. Va.-By the 18th
Of September next will be In receipt Of tho FsHsNp
Tfs cf BOOKS, STATIONAE YGad PIANOS,
embracing their usual large and general assortment
Of o., inc best selected stock be found South Of
Philadelphia, aud q, prices ~ low and as accommc
dat.ng, 70 Which they would invite the stsessiSn Of
touNIRf MERCHANTS C1srks n CsNrfs
en" Me'eAanfs supplied with the various Blink
BOOKS used IN their Offices, made to order and ruled
70 any gwen pattern Book B~disg Of every de-
scrlPtion executed IN tho best manner.
Subscriptions received TO ali IN, leading Per;o3i.
Gals published IN this country and abrord. includ.
ing the Lar and Medical Jcwr.af. :, r,alish~rk
prices. free Of postage.
tv- All otdcss from the country win receive
Proml, ntsen.,o,t 9 Aug 2l-7t
ID ARCHER 4 Co., HEcL1 fROV
H. WORKS, RIcHMosD, viRsIxtA, Mr.r(ars
furrrs Of Ares and Edge Tools, IF bet CAarnpi Iron
aud Cast Sfeef.-AIso manufacturers Of Raa- Road
and Nc,eAcvt f'sr. X. ARCHER.
4f 4. D. rowNEs.
H. =. AEcnKn,
&. nrNNocK.
The Subscribers, n eshnec,ica with shcir Rolling
Mill, have erected an extensive Manntactery of III
description Of AXES, llA1CHETS AND ADJ.
| Els. which they warrant equal 10 my nude in tho
country, and offer to dealers a, Northern prices.
| Their work will be cxcceted ~nAer the direction
of Mr. George Reynolds. late of the firm Of q. Rcy.
| nolds & Sons, one Of the most experienced work.
| men in America. and whose Tools have been long
| and iavorably known in every S,nie in the Union
~ Orders viii be executed with nll Pcssiblc
| despatch X. ARCHER g. CO.,
Aug 2s-am Richmond, Va.
| s1 Abingdon vrginun, Roanoke Beacon, and
| Wytheyille Republican. copy two months and for.
ward their accounts to this office.
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On VALUABLE TAVERN PROP

A.I ERTY FOR SALE AT CAMPBELL
COURT HOUSE.-The undersigned DESTROYS of
changing his business offers for sale privately, his
Tavern House and Lots at Campbell
courthouse, upon accommodating terms. The
house is large and commodious and in every
spcct well adapted tavern keeping. The ont
houses (of which there are all that could be desir
cd) are in good condition and convenient He will
also sell several houses and lots of smaller size
suitable for professional gentlemen and mechanics
and several Tracts of Land lying in the Immediate
vicinity of the courthouse property, containing 429
Acres, a portion of which is well timbered and
tered. Persons disposed TO purchase, are invited
to call and examine the premises.
July3l-ts BARNET FINCH.
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kEE 6NSUKANCE.-L tNGIB-
- BURG HOSE AND FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY.--A HOME INSTiTuTION.-This
Company NAL s's Insuranccs against loss or damn ge
by Fire, on Dscling Houses, Stores, Tobacco Fac
tories and Other Buildings on Furniture, Goods.
Wares and Merchandise generally, in town md
country, the most favorable terms
Alsomakes Insuranres the lives of all persons
enjoying good health and Of sound constitutions
(except such q engaged in work on Rail Roads,
Canals, md ether extraordinary erpploymeni,) for
the whole Duration fife, or for limited period.
Slaves employed in ordinary occupation, (nor on
Rail Roads. Canals other extin public work,
will be insured on reasonable terms.
BOARD OF DiREcToRs.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President,
d. TIC. PETERS, Vice Pres't
s. DiUGUID. Chief Engineer.
II. o. ScnooLFELD, s. G.. Henri,
THos. O. AGREE, JAS. NJ. Cosps.
MARTIN HOLLINS, Treasurer
NJ. W. DivEsPoRT, Scc'y
DR.. T.. II. Gilmcr. ! Mclcni
DR.. VIM. Dtwny Owen, E1amtaeyt
July 21-4s
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no THE MANUFACTURETss Of

rEsO THE FEANUFACTURETes OF
4 TOhaccO.-The undersigned. Comnis-
sim and ForuarfiHr Merchants Dealers n Glocc-
RES, PyodRcc. and AGENTS FOR THE .SAL E
or M1NUFACTIRED TOB1CCO, respect.
fully solicit coussnments, and by strict attention
10 the interests ofthcse who Patronise US, hope
10 give entire satisfaction.
The usual advances made on consignmenfs
LANGLEY & HANSER.
CinctHR0tt Ohio.
No. . Front ST.. between Main and Walnut.
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r AND A TIMBER FOR SALE

IL ! offer for sale Ih-AtI Of LAND con-
taining near 1000 acres, principally in woods,
a portion of which il good Tobacco land. The
Timber consists of pine. oak and poplar, and is
worth more than ! ask for the land This land is
about three miles from Harilwicks,ille the road
which pnsses through it. The bridge across james
River will soon be completed. which will make the
Canal accessible and sufficiently to haul the
wood. | wish also to sell the timber 1900 acres,
about miles from the head of the Tye River
pond where Canal Boats may land. This land
is well timbcred with pine poplar, white oak and
hickory, and SAW MILL might be located about
Inc centre of the track the creek, to which all
the humber might be brought with convenience,
being down hin all the way. wish also to sell the
Timber on u Tract ofLand Of the same quantity, y-
ing in part on the River, and adjoining the land
which reside. For the land near Harlwicksville
ask $3.50, (l-3 cash.) I viii take for the tim
Der, either specified ST. per tree, ora portion of
the timber, as the purchaser may prefer. Address
(post paid) Tyc Rive Warehouse, Nelson County.
Aug 18-ts CLIFFORD CABELL.
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- NEW LINE OF TEAM


-s=zs@ SHIPS betuecn Richmond and PkiLddfphid
-touchiag a. ~ and "g Pcin'--Thc i.3,
STEAM SHIP COMPANY having built two beau
,iful first class Steamships xnessly for this trade
respectfully give notice TINT the new steamship
VIRGINIA will positively leave PhiladelPha on
the lst day Of February next and the slip PENN
SYLVANIA in a few days thereafter. Onc of
these ships will leave each port every five days. and
will 60 through in IS to 80 hours. and to OF from
Norfolk in - oursolerns unrivalled facilities to
shippers and passengers, economy and Dispatch a.
Welding all transhpmenis. Insurance will be as
low as by the inland routes. Each ship is provided
with two Of Francis Life Boats and have the cred
ii Of being the best 5na ships in Philadelphia. Due
notice will be given of the time for leaving each
port. RANKIN X NlllTLOCk
AGENTS at Richmond.
JOHN ROWLETT,
Agent at Petersburg.
T. CROWELL,
Agent at Norfolk
LEVI ELDRlDGE.
Jan i6-tf General AGENT. Pla.
DOWDEEs AND FUsE.-G5,0O0
H. feet Safety Fuss,-2000 kegs Blasting Pow
der, in store and for sale by ..r
Aug7-is McDANIEL'& LEE. .
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NOTICE TO THE FARMERS.-
LS The Amhersi. or Gat's Mills, are now ready
!, receive Wheat, where shall be ready ut all
times pay the market price in cash for il. when
delivered. shall MISC have beat and hands to
take Wheat across the river from ApPomsitox side
wifhcut DELAY.
judy Twin ID. STAPLES
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A GENCY ron PERUVIAN GU

l. a ANO.-l have in store and will continue to
receive during the present and approaching season,
the best quality OF Peruvian Guanc. Sales will be
made by the ton half ton bag. at the very lowest
rates Aug ol-ts h. +. SACkETT
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AND STRAW CUT

v1s<D9 bHho sanb - 1tA W NO1S
l. TERS.-We are receiving an addition 10
stock Of the justly celebrated PccksliiII Premium
Pionghs Hillside, Ccntrc-drnught, Right and Left
hand, one, Two and three horses; supply 81 Cas-
tipgs for same always on hand These Plcugh
have given universal satisfaction and numerous GER
Ifcates from the farmers Of the surrounding ccn-
lies ran be obtained. We arr The sole agents n
this place for the sale of Smiths Straw Cutter. We
can fill orders for al kinds Of Asricutnr" ImpIc-
tnents al short uotirc Farmers and those In want
of such articles y please ea and exan,inc our
stock MOSBY e. HOLCOMBE.
Ang 9s-St Ape.s. and L'om. Mer.
DAEON-aO,OO 900 lbs prime Bacon
- sides and shoulders, II store and lor sale ~
.JuJy 3I-t- MCDANIEL 4 Lex.
IN Nals and SPIKES, all sizes. FIR sale very loS
by Aur7-ts MCDANIEL 4 LEE
Oh EBE4S. AND HALF BBLS.
eDVI Mackercl and Hcffings !iust received at
JsIy SITS J.B. S0wLTTs.
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sG7zE TIMING ESODS.--TIlE SUB
III scribrr will keep on hand in Lynchburga large
supply Of Lightning Rods which have been approved
and considered superior for all the qualities they
should possess. He respectfully solicits calls from
all persons who wish to anvil themselves of this
protection to buildings. He viii attend promptly
to all demands
l.yuchburg Va.
Aug ii-:}fn NOAH STEVENS
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a. yIRGINTA LINE or RICH.

These vessels NIL Of The first clnss, built In ,hr
city Of Baltimore, expressly for this trade, and
iuvo superior accommodations for passengers
They are commanded by experienced Captains,
and qualified Tor the ,rndc, and who viii spare nv
rxcrtson To accommodate. They will be towed up
aud down the river by stcam and may be relied ON
To sail promptly advertised. Merchants going
North or ordering goods from Now York, will find
Ito their interest ship by this line us !, is tho
only regular line, and freight will always be takrn
the lowest rates, and every effort will be madchy
the ngca,s in Richmond and New Yvrk, To give sat
-frcton, unexpectedly ask and hope 10 succeed
in obtaining full share Of patronage Goods ship
ped by this line to New York, will be forwarded
ircc Of commission TO New Orleans, Mobile, Saya-
nah, Charleston. any other port. The vcsscls
will be in Richmond at Rockc,-i in New York ut
berth M. I. Coffee House sip, foot Of Wall Street.
DAVID CDRItIE, Richmond, 49,.
C1iAS. II. PiERSON, N. York. IS 20
No. G1, South Street.
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III CASES BECK 4 cos Mass

vi VI ''Ft To FslSN''IS N7lINt F7II Ft't
sele ny lJunc i6-ts] TlNSLEY 4 TAYLOR.
~ TENT P2a.isg'a aud Counter Scales have re-
ceiyed the First Premium at each of,hc Exhibitions
held in the city of Baltimore by the Maryland In
eihute, Tor thc promotion of the Mechanic Arts
The Fasentec has always on hand very large as
sertent oferery Kind. and is constantly manufacfar
other manufacturer. Those wanting SCALES that
are durable cheap and correct. can be suppliedhy
sending their orders, and by describing the scale
and draft they wish to weigh they viii he as well
and Faithfully attended 10, it personal apPliea-
ton was made, by addressing
. JESSE MARDEN.
Corner Of Charles aad Baiierstoa 81, Bal. Ma.
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~ oeaCE - &ARf Fin 4 Mss Ok
1N HOUSE BUILDERS.-Thc subscriber would
inform the community that he has hand a good
lot of the best Pine Timber that Virginia Will afford
and receiving every week. all Of which will be sold
low for cash good paper
JAS. 5. CREWDSON, Com. Mcrc't.
On HE BasiR
n. B.-Bills Tor Houses received and filed at
the shortest notice. Timber well dried if desired.
AUG. It's j. s. G. .
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REFERENCES:

hit z II nv 10
Samuel iIa ( s5,. caiaier, kanan Va
Z. Smith Cashier. Parkcrshrrg. Va.
W. g. W. Gano, Cashier, lr;..;..,; o,.;a
r. NJ. Jackson, do
Seth Halsey.
Dudley g. Johns,
G. r. Williams. Lynchburg, Va.
Doct. T. T. Blackford,
Vim. D. Miller. june j-is1
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OFFICE TO CARPENTERS OR

OLIVE 0EL.--20 Baskets Sa1erior Olive
~ OIL. just received and for sale by
Aug 25-ts MCDANIEL & LEE.
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~ FLAGG, OF Danyi.ic, having /.

ID FLAGG, OF Danviiic, having he
L come convcrsant with the mode Of transact
ing business with the Departments at Washington,
and designing to visit that city frequently hereafter
will attend TO such Revolutionary, Boaa,g Limit
and other claims, may be entrusted To him from
the surrounding country.
IT, Address, Donrdic, Ia, postage paid.
Sept SITS
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49, SUPERIOR PsANOs,-D.

r-r-E---~-s SUPERIOR PHANOs,-D.
,Y ~ n b. PAYNE e BRO lave just re-
j = i u ccived new supply of Knalc &
G'rhlc's Pianos--One rcry elegant They have
on hand good supply from $3.50 10 500 Being
agents, sell at the manufacturers prices and viii
warrant them to please both in price and quality.
Sent Sis
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-06-18
THE THIRD DISTRICT.

Our friend Badger, of the Hornets Nest, is 50 weed
ing wide row among the Consolidationists of the
Third District. In his issue of the 7th instant he
gives sketch Of the discussion which recently took
place in Charlotte between Maj. Caldwell and Gen.
Dockey, from which make the following extract ::
1--WE come to the most important part of Gen.
DIS remarks. In the foregoing he had only been say
ing that he was ignorant, and giving his audience
most convincing proofs of such being really the
In the part shall refer to he exhibited the
biackness of his Tory heart, the depravity of his trait
soul.
General Dockery put on all the austerity he could
command, drew all the rowns over his brow thai he
could muster and drawing contracting his counter
ance into all the furousness he could mimic, in
laundering voice, but trembling with his mighty
ton, he said Ill effect Ii South Carolina should
secede he would the President ships of war, not
only ships OF war but steamships, not only these
but gun-boats. He would not stop here, he would
go still further, he would give him all the militia of
the country TO su5due South Carolina and her
back into the Union.'
If the Black Mountain had been in the neigEbor
hood and suddenly belched forth in awful rumblings
as volcano, it could have astounded the persons
present more. If Arnold had arisen in their midst,
ne could scarcely have excited surprise certain
" mol more disgust. If Judas had joined Arnold,
the ttco could not have excited more scorn, de-
iestatlon, more heartfelt, deep, unntgated contempt
we have never in life seen the utlerance of any
luul-mouthed, Vlllanous sentiment fall upon au-
uehce With So overwhelming a feeling against the
speaker.
n we have not heard of single person, Wing or
democrat, that heard Gen. Dockery, that has offered
word on his behalf. Not person who has dared
so lar In this community to offer apology for
ms lasn and unsouhern attacks upon the Southern
hSn's friends On the other hand Indignation is gen.
HId' ana even execration is found upon the lips OF
e enoSe from whom Gen. Dockery may have hoped to
Inu some small degree of praise and apology"
we learn from the Charlotte Journal that Wing
meeting was held in Cabarrus on the 9TH instant,
winch was addressed by Mr.. Dargan. Mr. Dargan
"i'hd'e" his name from the canvass, and urged his
H'fs'dS to support Gen. Dockery; and the Meeting
peoged the support of the Wings of Cabarrus to the
'a''er individual. Mr.. Dargan is, then, in favor
SOe'cg and subiugating South Carolina, in case She
heceaeS from the Union. This is fine position, Ger
10 be occupied by friend of Southern right:
anu u d Constitutional Union! He would like t.
southern interests and Southern rights protected
anu maintained, and the Mon preserved but Wing
ism any way and always if it must be. and force and
O.00usneo 10 The last resort, if Mr. Fillmore should
give the word Is this Dargan?
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-06-18
THE Markets


WILMISeToN, June D. Bacon 8 To IL cents, ac-
codlng to quality, with fair supply corn at
20 cents per bushe meal and 90 cents per bush
els -four at from SIS to S. according to quality moass-
es at from 20 to I'll cents per gallon; coffee Rio
cents by the quantity SALT so per sack
shingles SIS per NJ; nothing doing in slaves the market
bare Of timber but RATS on the way The Journal
says of Naval Stores:-The sales of Turpcntne since
last Thursday about $500 bhls So 25 and two
lots, out of the water, and from I'd years boxes at a.
3d. for yellow dip: 81 20 for virgin with small lot of
do at SO 49, and ST. 80 for hard per bbl $50 lhs Ro-
sIN.-Sales of about $50 bbs No. 3 at ST. to S l24
and 500 bbIs No. at 80 cents 8 per Dbl. SpIn1rs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AGO bbs. have changed hands
since weeks review 26c per gal To-day buyers
offering 254c but holders refuse to acccde farh-
er reduction. We have been able to ascertain the
stock in factors and makers hands. We learn however
that it is heavy. TAR arrives very slowly and
considerable enquiry for it at quotations.
PErERsBURG. June A. The receipts of Tobacco
lighter than heretofore, and sales warehouses not SO
large. Lugs from 81 so to 81 so; shipping leaf from
ST SO to ST. manufacturing from $ l2 to ) l6 80 The
Cotton Market sagnant cents; wheat at from 55 to
SIS cents at 629 cents flour at from 81 rs to 6
50 bacon at from to l23 CENTS according 10 quality
herrings, No. cut, $7-gross SIS to SIS IS.
FAYETTEVILLE, June a. Bacon ii to IL cents;
cotton to 81 cents corn 80 to IS cents ;our from
wagons SIS 60 to SIS rs for super lard to IL cents;
Fodder 81 25 to 81 80 per hundred whiskey SO to 40
cents per gallon. Very little produce arriving
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-06-18

The RIVERS. At St. Louis, on the 2Sth ut., the
river was still rising rapidly and the boating BUSH
subjected TO great Inconvenience account
of the restricted space the levee. despatch just
received stated that the Missouri continued swell
from Lexington to the mouth. The Illinois, at last
accounts had risen suddenly between Getaway and
Peru in consequence Of recent rains, and doing
considerable damage. At Peru several of the hotels
and warehouses were flooded; and produce intended
remain for time storage, had been shipped
from apprehension that it might be damaged de-
stroyed.
AT Memphis, on the 9th ult.. the river had risen
81 feet in three days, and then 124 feet below
high water mark, and still rising.
ing the Of about II inches every "a hours for
several days.
The Concordia Inteligencer of the 31st ult. says
The river at this point is feet, 10 nchers higher
than it when last number went to press, and
is rising at the rate of IL inches in "a hours.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-06-18
DIED,

In Salisbury, the 9th instant, John Lord Esq,
a most amiabIe man and useful Citizen
At Mt. Airy, Surry County, N. c.. the 18th inst,
of diarrhea John Hartgrove aged about 40 ycars-an
honest highly respectable CITIZEN recently from Stokes
county, N. c.
In Salem, on Thursday the 18th inst, Mrs. Lizette
Wageman consort of Mr. John Wageman aged 80 years.
In Forsyth county, recently, Mr.. John BrendIe aged
about so years. Also, on the 3lst utmo, Mr.. George
Lagenour Sr.
In Wilmington, the sth inst, Mr.. VIM. Freshwaer,
aged rs years
In Arson county. the 23d ut, at the residence of
her son, Elijah Covington, Mrs Elizabeth Coyington,
rect of Simon Covngton decd in the SD year of her
age.
In Fayetteville, the 9TH instant, VIM l.. Calls, son
of Amos and Mary b. Williamson aged about years.
Also, the 18th inst, Mr.. Duncan McNeil formerly
of Robeson but for few years past resident of Fay
etevie aged about 5Qyears. Also on Monday the 9th
inst, William Andrew, younger of VIM. R. and
Louisa Love, aged = years and 9 months.
On Little River, i'll Cumberland county, tho 18th
inst, MIR. Malcolm McPhail, native of the Island
Jura, Argleshirc, Scotland, aged 80 years.