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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-10-21

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~es e. ksasssa iAs r.ess~ 'sIis ri n.
greet rs<isessss--si Z ~ Ls asII AMI
esssse ssw~sset vea hir~sH i.isoe b.
,s~ Acsr II every trs< Amersess--ssd
the ssAr-. .hsis Nothing. after &c
As~s ss,s r. sst ricss'
w. t~ls,e 'htn ihsi v';h the trtse
ard ,sa appreciate " so''a sod fa.f.
Il alsn,, ,as ffcs.nen q v.tsaaai viii
cone sp 10 he pells co the % Nor.
ss. c,cc sasre record the fac, ,lai iyve
r.ss,,~aeG, true worth Esd itsc patriots
ZEN. has to ;as Green MousiAin State
IN spprecis,,on iha isnssoea.isn ard
dvpissiiy esnno, eaia.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-10-21
From wslisn', Dali, iSatns'
gtsts Agricultural Sooiety

1bers of the Legislature, farmers, me
ehanics. artisans and citizens general
Ily from all PARTS Of the State a
,omnenjablc yrcl aad spint Of har'
monv pcryadc,i all It's proeeedihgs.-
We are advised that the location -
the next Annual Fs;r vii depend
much on the amount of funds raised
ibs diiferen. localities in the State. BY
subscriptions 81 members Of the State
Society. The presi,cn, on accept,
ias his appointment, briefs addressed
hc society.
We arc indebted 10 the attention 81
the Recording Secretary, for the fol'
iowin. Official record Of the rroceed>
inss:
The Society met pursuant to pm
lhshe,, notice, at the Court House IN
| Montpelier. on Tues 'ay, the l9ih day
Of October. at IL O'Clock, y. NJ. =, and
WAS called to OF der BY the President.
On motion Of Gen, Walton. OF
! Mon,pelier. committee Of one from
each county VAS appointed 10 make
a nomination cf officers for the year
| ensuing.
Adj. +, NEE. at !. o'clos. 7. N.
AFTERNOON.
On the assembling Of the Society,".
the Chairman Of the coriri;tce on
nominations reported the following
| lit Of candidates, Who we've unani
mous!y elected:
President,
FREDERICK HoLBRooR, Brat,leborc.
IIce Presidents,
Edwin Hammond, Miidlebnrr.
joseph W. Colburn, Srrin sfell,
II. B. Stacy, Burlington,
J. W. FIJI banks. St. Johnsbuty.
Cor. Secretary.
Juliu, A. BeckNi,h, Miidlcbury.
Rec. Secretary.
George ". S,ron.;. Rutland.
Treasurer,
John Spsu',ling. Montpelier.
Additional Directors,
John w. Vail, Bennington,
Henry Keyes, Newburf,
George r. Hodges. Rutland,
Portus Baxter, Derby.
B. B. Newton, ST. Adams.
Ga motion of II. B. Stacy, Of Bur
lington, the following resolutions were
adopted;
Restored. That all moneys co.ec,
ed or received BY any Of tho agents
Of this society DO paid over to the
Treasurer.
Resolved, That the Treasurer sab
nit, at the annual meeting, written
report, setting forth in detail tho OPP
erations Of his department.
It was voted 50 to amend the Con.
as to provide for the appoint
meut Of au Auditor to so,tle with the
Treasurer.
+. P. Walton of MONTPELIER, was
Auditor to settle with the
Treasurer.
On motion, the thanks Of the soc:c.
y wers presented to Henry Stevens,
If Barnet, for copy of the Journal
If the United States Agricultural So.
'ietv.
Ga motion, it Was unanimously
Resoiced, That the thanks Of the
q :ie.J lie, and hereby arc, rendered
o the citizens If Rutland. and psrii:
'l2rly TO the Ladies of tina, place, for
he hospitali!ics 80 courteouslv extend.
d 10 visitors on occasion of the lat.
State Fair.
Keso'vea, That the mana genoa. Of
he diFeren. Railroads durlns the
'air. in the safety and lberailty Of
HEN arrangements. is emineu,ly woc-
hy Of the thanks Of this Society.
u rf.,. E'c,.,I,,>-.,. 4
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2ZAIl1ESpHyp,s
BOSTON PRICES CuRRE.I
For Wool and Country Prodsr

For Wool and Country prasr
Exported for he Xerald By psd
d WoOD. Communication .Mr,hs
w. 1876 STATE Street. Rysl
BosloS, Monday, o.. i
ASHES Pots per 100 lbs. i.ii,l
Pearls. ;..s
ApfLES D,icd per ID rss q
BUTTER V.y chnico pI II.
NY. anI VI, Dur, "a
Com. Dairy & s'orc, I'd
'iIEEoE Prime p,rlJ
Fair. 81
EGGS Per dozen.
FLOUR Gcnesec, fancy 4st
do extra, IA
do common, i
81 Ipuis, common l.,ls
do fancy. 4,la
do extra, 4e,l
OHIO, common 4.;Al
do fancy Hal
do extra aud
Michigan, common 4,50a
do fancy, 4,7;I
Canada, in bond,
Common & fancy. 4jh!4
Rye Flour, Assn
Buckwheat -four ID. Q n
!" hAlN-Corn. north. bus ia I
Southern, yellow, al
"ouihern white, Gy,'1
Wheat. western, a>a.J
Rye, per Sc lbs. "
Oats. Norh'n, SO ID. 70. \
Oss, Esstern. =
Beans. Per bus. l.5os ~
PcaI, Canada, all
iiOPS-Pcr H.. lat SOFT, -
BEESWAX-Yellow. pc, ID. q, ):
FkOVISlOSS-Bssf, Western
mess, pr Dbl. l4,0A !ta
Eastern mess, l:,00a ~
Pork, OK clear, zz,5h3
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-10-21

MATaiMoNiAi.--Ai,r..i.
colts Mile. Md, IN Tie
.",s Iha, quite NJ 90! nan,
fair took place 'hcrr ia d.
OF the past week :, s,.a.
hvnr, had been d,cply =.
arrows. had been mad.
10y the fair one r.i,,.. , D.
h's on AN appolnr'.. ,u FL
ha' been arrange, sr5 c,', j
Of the nuspicol. iA,. =, !
bridegroom joyfa''y &c, ,ar1
age for the domicil Of an u,,4.|
thence 10 convey her 10 Il, 6,
minister, bot whit we. 81, !.
when she politely sen, douo,s
shs believed All" womb va,
longer : lie d,d ~, wa. :.
shoot. drown. ar po.-oa ms.
like " trne philosopher, h. q.s,
ed 10 the right about, .a,l., 4,
wait longer aud fare vorN, IN,
cracks the joke about i, with a,
est good humor, Thu tickl. 4.
since relente,l and sen. word
will have him. bat. in III. lla.
his heart. he simply SAY, he
her the trouble now and fre,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-10-21

Giving a total force Of 2l9 guns. Ba,
the number of guns gives no adequate
idea OF the strength of tho expedition,
unless the calIbre is also taken into con.
,'deralion. Thus, the Sn.quehanna
has nine ien-inch she'll guns; the dis,
'''s'pp' carries eight cight--incL she'll
gnn'. and 'wo'inch she'll guns; the
ir'nce'"n' ten eight,inch guns; the
Macedonian. twen.y-eigh. eight inch
shell guns and two ten-inch she'll guns.
An 8 inch shell, empty,
weigh. 30 pounds.
An 8 inch solid sho; do. 81
A u in shell empty do. 1912
A ten in. shell 100
A ten in. solid shot 1870
The weigh, Of frisa,e's broad.id.
is S72 pounds.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-10-21

BrR0i.tT AM rgs,. ]
lay afternoon last, the b..1
Deanc. Esq. of Gr,eo we \
ed While the faniIy x.,. y
aad robbed Of $50 il rs,1
hou: $50 worth Of sI,..
The SILVER VAS found s,Aa
'anre froua the house. sa'
~sN, NJ Dcane had ~
cue thousand collars ,,,,Ill
hauk the d., 'rsy,ou., Vi
'tr,nna;c CAUTION. Ma p.r,
With her t. church. and a.
Probably the icbbtr ,Tn
,hon.and dollars taken ;Iss,
49, Brat. Statesman
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-10-21

RETUaN OF THE CRESCENT lI1y TO
! HAVANA - MogG TROUBLE. - The
steamer Crescent City. Porter. from
Ne. Orleans, via Havana. arrived a,
New York yesterday, with "a paeaen-
gers. The Crcscen. City arrived al.
Havana before daylight on the morn
ing Of the 18th, and got well Inside
tie harjor before she was seen. She
was then BEARDED by the Captain Of
the Port, VINO, hearing that Mr. Smith
WAS on board, forbade communication
with the shore. The steamer, how
ever, was allowed 70 remain guarded
by boats filed with the police. Capt.
Porter expressed desire to lay pro-
tes. before the American Consul, but
the Por, Captain refused to receive
it. The steam was then ordered up,
when Mr. Morales, Of the house Of
Drake L. Co.. accompanied by CIV.
eminent officials, endcavored to com
promise matters. Capt Porter re.
FUSED holding correspondence except
through the A american Consul.
The officers afterwards offered to
take Porter's protest, provided it con.
tanned nothing offensive to the Spanish
Government. Porter declined the
offer on these conditions. Mr. More
land, acting Consul, sfterwari came
alongside ; bu. was no. allowed b. |
the Captain VI the Port 10 20 on
board. nor to write home by the Ores. |
cen. City. He received Capt. Por-
.er's protest. however. when the steam |
81 put u sea. hosting tho American |
!i,s. and firing gun as he passed the I
Moro.
THOUSANDS were assembled at the
custom house witnessing the SCENE.
many with onc overei heads, but the,
made no demo nstration aud uttered
10 shDuts
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After the appointment of committees
TO canvass votes for County Officers
and Judges Of Probate. the House ad.
ioutncd
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HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON -
IKREGIMENT, NHw ,ss Deeember 4 lsba.--T-.
QkbERS No. 49, ..F UEKRAL HONORSt HXH =
VI to Brigade No. rs, The Regiment
viii the Dec
u the late CLAY CALHOUN AND WEB
Artillery will asemb!s with horses their battery
GbARDs detailed guard The Square until the line Of
form ed. from lal past CLOCK n Of the 9th inst
Regiment with
the
W. WOOD, Commanding Washington Regiment.
1 TIr1s ACE HEATING, d-ct5
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Stock on hnnd and on spboad not cleared evening
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ifs @ss 1
a tic warehouses Monday j II hhds
ss .sI *
.,35s
absdy rave tsndeas sustain prices
81
=
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4 sss ssss T he p .ssIg
X sss.s * s,
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in heir ef!en,se operations:
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AZ s% s
is E, y ER -
ss e. Mr. po End G for pine LAr This Ha~' and
sHfss NIX is!f sas
prices q has been e,aI!hed hs
day: e.J-
Hog. per 100 ls.. ne. s5 tex IL S g g.
Al ie spending year so4 range.
obtanase at the spending ds,s last
s H;.: ss'a:; 81 s.i..:.::
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There en- much S a.
Ss
m so Be up however, be
s E n.
a Ink ssss 49, ' suppose
not pobab that any Information reliable
n
ar 81 sfs 1ss e it
paid They IRE wars believe 4 sy afs Th On d dress
s1 asss r
ss ~ ,s & Tssay sg
q Ut s,e g 4s asms e9 s @ s si es
g ooo hesa The MAJ k, i much 81, excited
o e cut on account Of dOys's, who ~.
sss p,ea heil
IL M ssrs era d., d a and ss s
10 make paIens per
dollar head This will
pay fer dris ,gprf eshiins considerable diatance
Tee Quincy f Wing the 18th saysessrs. Bond Cove
500 packers paying per
failed logs Several have been made that
'"S' Boston Dry eoops daarkrt.
BOSTON, 97The activity which noticed
the The market quits
the leading styles goods being
improving a,d the trade purchasing quite
| freely .5I,l
@ light as. good q s
| T&e, a which sales making "a
attention. and sales
4 NJ d ID
The
e the entire stock in MARKET aud the clcse piees full
| Ne higher. ,'- - ~,
sustain Improvement noticed in Last at which
l fdrther sales have been made.
wanied would sell but there ia stock
| market.
/ Blue Drills ase scarce, and bring exc.
n! full
| the stock Of these goods Light.
Jeans Stripes good demand and
| linn ami improving prices
the production at 10 and in De Lane
| there is no D notice last week.
Cotton Goods from this port from November 20 Nov
| 81, has leen rs follows;
pkgs 9
l. Tosl
Previously since January ssIa
Total dis yesr SO
Same Ins
4 Same Tine i 90
sane time
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w.yss cherry Henderson 4ess Bradley, wison aeosi VII
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Murphy Ciass wnsasd Trice aeo
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msmss Owen Acoss SIIlt Miller AcosS AZ MIsnberger
Y Begsi FOLEY Ws,d JoDAsb Cherry Henderson
coz4 bradey wilson &co1a II Fraser ro9 Feio Aeo19
IT,
neck3 fsir walker Gco--'0 lyer--s do
SeePsf 1eI k-y 4oS geo FRET
90 al rope 70 cotton as5 bses
cINcNNATI-Per Midai Moutgomssy
do Hour pLges t.ow Shropshire SON
pigs bbls bundles
Benn il. paper Pkgs Wright Williams starch
Morgan rs bs apples fooairst koo2a do
ao eee, ~ s ieet y oes 90 70 pD ns ao
oil Gsrsldiu &sot suud1iss to order s' ~ wa
$1,000, - ,,..l :, ,...,,,
SOD do bsef LELAND trees o " Nibapi A. nm
whisky
G,eaor &eoss Connolly 50 b apeles q DO onons
ch4ess winstonI pows Hogan
lot furniture Booze pump Edwards dcoo do Patti
kegs 10 bb fes7 bos s 10 DO
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BOSTON, November COTTON change To MOTHS
in this past week The stock small and the foreign al
yeu has The sales the week
add up 1000 bales At quoted rates.
IMPORTS FRoM JANUARY / TO NOVEMBER "a.
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\
Monday Morning, December 9, 1852. ) |
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Louisiana, Smith, for Galveston and Mgord Bay
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s sSs as F Es % 1b s.,9s T SsE s ss
sss Nams afshss sns s f 5T Baltimore A.hs
s Gi@sss F Ms. sr
Brig Geo Abbott, Ksnns9, for chsrlsston u.s., sL&ELlsvy
sPsy' @ f'ffs'sa VIM SS5zs
sshr Cora tqg,sF for sssos Santiago Isp'IPs ssILs
s h S Ma kal . Smith fsn Asan0 ss ay
ARRIVED. ST. - syn
s s sig A5sa s si
span 6rg saGna ficnh, days ssa, ballast
ssaes Louisiana from D
s ss . s% sA 1%sf
shr MARI from Tampeo asth ult TO Dsvais Moreno
Brit slim Jane Mclean from Newport Wales to mase-Pou
Sup Y White, sSsI, is days Ss~ies na.isria'
schr from Bia1os Santiago in ballast to
steamboats.
P.ota, Mefarisne, from Grand Ecoe
Il P Rely sa ss !. rs 5sa Grand assR ss s
E Emperor Cotton, from rom. Bs S..a Sara 45 ~
6rssd dsi ST stiii ily% ton al iiiek@s sse'
Fashion, Fsgosirom Rapslet Canal.
H S SssS,a 'e ;.sI e sss,.l;.
M ak'i op ps'm ilsm csin nsI% sk''a's
Yuha Hill, from Cincinnati -
NE fs$:,' @ sssSs ss
e s $
M NJ ss %s s sv s. aa .sa.
ST. 'D'p N'a' 's s's' 'Fl,.
s5 up
| White and jane schr Sarah Elizabeth. - 5s7 "
| [By Telegraph.l
s ss P bss ,ysI bs ., ,ans
as,s f res aud I'll mas
EXPORTS
GAYEsToNP steamship enisians g boxes bids 7ol
ssn Is els ps soap
1900 bales cotton 1000 bS' -four 100 do
s 5 @ &c Sc. s %.s ;
| LIvERPooL-Per ship Auns Rich: 1851 bales cotton.
| LIvERPooI-Per ship Calcutta: 1914 bales cotton.
BosroN-pe ship 1908 bales cotton 40 tdls 1858 hides 4s
| INVERTEBRATES ship Aiuyaower: 1884 balss cotton
49, bale. ssSn , sGs 4
| exs pipes 80 pigs mdss. =.
sE ssss Ss ss' &c sss
SKIS 4s 47s kgs hha Dseswa1 ginseng 100
se as;s II Ind. ss
sks eorn9s pks nlse. -
;s An..ay. 70, ss. ss, Is 10 d
sehr Aeak ISL casks bacon s bbla moasses
aoiasssss bbll recans 200 els rope bbls whisky
BRAZoS-Per ser tbls "a
rsns b4 do wine cordas
100 bSs soap.
ST MARKSPr ssh Venice: SOB bbls -four do whisky 90
s bt moasses hhds 50 csaks els
/ apples, etc. ..-
AFALACHICoLA-Per schr VIM Kahn 20 hhds sugar bb
whisky IT'S b flour 80 bi moaer 20 do potatoes IS cks BACON
PENSACoLA-Per .chr Diamond: bbs pork BIB
whisky bbla 30 do potoes cks bales hay 9e0 sael
. 80 SKIS osts 20 do coffee. ~
IMPORTS.
BOSToN-Per ship Mary 4 Adeline Assorted mdse. ~
| II brt bark
| assorted ntse. .ii'Tssg ~
TAPfCo Per scr Mary $500 specie
Drugee lot fruit Devaile Moreno
BRAZOS-Per chr 1900 hides etc Southmayd Haisq
do bales wool Can VISA pkss specie Burnside &eoa do
n W keel do Stalaker &co.
D, / TAMpICo-Per sshr Anita; Fruit to master. -8ff
PoRTLANDPer ship William s3l leo Stafford &co-Ao0
e # lrinber Hughes &eo-o fish, suniries to order.
| WALES-rer ship Jane: 1881 lars r r iron 70 order.
: NEW YORKER ship John W white Assorted mdse. =
n g RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
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f.. Grand Marshars Notice.
facilitate the Of o'clock
the hour designated tho Committee Of Arrangements the
Grand Marshal directs; -4s3,s--sl-s.
.That Major Gen John Lewis commanding Division, 1. NJ
form his Division In Lafayette squarsft resting Charles
sYeets ~
sA carriages will street
Leading c,riiage resting St. Charles street.
3The South Caronaas win the side of St. GhaIles
street-rg ut resting South
The Ksniuekaas ia st. Charles resting op
posie South street.
The Massachusetts, Delegation side Charles
right resting opposite South street.
1.-THE Fire Depar in side Of ST.
CHARLES streeErishi resting ST. Charles
Fellows Poydas street.
side Of St CHARLES resiing St Charles street
sThe Meehabics and all other soes 10 the
named in the programme compiling the Fourth Grand Nion
will form on st. Charles resting 0iod
sThe Benevolent sost and Mutual Aasocaia1
side Of Camp resting South strset
Masters
den Ship Captains Camp srest-lght
resing Soath street.
Board Of Dreeto Teachers sni Il the Puhc Schools
Orphan Boys the east side of Camp reag
South street. p e2'
On dssgnaea sy
Immediately report Maha
quarters will ofthe City Hall Lafayette Square
CHAs. A. LABUzAN, Grand na1shal.
.Bss fasa Notice to MarHhnls md Aids.
Mashnls will MONDAY EVENING
NEXT 9Th inst O'Clock U. s. Nashaah Office, busi
| g775 .759l3 Notice to Pail Bearers. ~ Y
The gentlemen socedaad pt the appistnenof
BeareIa requested TUESDAY EVENING NEXT,
ns, O'clock U. s. Marshal office City Hail. Dusi
Importance CIAS. A. LABUzAN, Grand Marshal.
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NB- The regular weekly packet steamer
PRINCESS No Phelps master will leave for vlCKSBURG mud
oil iniermsds landings efIIs EVENING, ats O'Clock
dec6 d. R. CARROLL So Carcudset street. UEion Row.
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era Middnx. On the following
esulng fair q instances
slightly easier prices but mostly for Midding The de-
and moderate and holder. ws, dpc.d
limited SCALE tho market closing very quietly
S5sGss5z for nidding. 4 .stf
Of The with dates from Liverpool 10 tho Goth u
porting sasa the week preceding her departure at 10000
Fair Orleans being quoted showing decne for tho weak Of
i This too late have effect market
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FrOgrnassMse or sars.assgesssessts
FUNERAL CEREMONIES
CALHOUN, CLAY, WEBSTER
THURSDAY, December 0, 1852.

t The JOINT COMMITTEE appointed the ssycr, Members
Bar Council Of the Cay Of ssworsans 70
MAXI the for sAerzIg the ne
CALHOUN CLAY and WEBSTER, hays adopted the fol-
lowing programme auao gemsnis for ihs oreaseni
COL. CHAS. A. I4ABUzAN
Has been unanousy Grand Marshal Of the y snd
GEN. E.. L. TRACY
s!s III, Assistant to Grand Msrshsi
Th following selected and will net District
ID MARsHALs. s
First DisEiet--col J.D WALTON.
second DIstriot-ovfDE DE BUYS, Esq
Third Dsrct--JAMEs PHILLIPS, Esq
Foarh Dissrici-A. W. JoURDAN, Esq.
cs' & s,y W sss c cs & &. ss.~sssh
kissss Ris assS - 3d. Ssss
s sn assn s' aa E g. e b. ssn
S %% s. s .sn ss .s eh.. raw W. c.sa;s
kds ssads Sis.h ia E.a, sssss.a, a,
The procession will move from City Hail. opposite
sqmrs oloek precisely and will paas down ~ Charles
sre to up Poydas Camp seet down Camp
and chnrtres street. Cont street 70 Lsys
Toulouse down Toulouse street Charities
street. Cartres scst ST. Ann street. down ST. Ann street
street up 81 Louis street. down St. Louis street
street. Bourbon and Caondee streets to 81 Joseph
up Joseph Camp strest down Camp street to Julia
julia 10 ST. Charles street, down ST. Charles street
Lafayette Square, 80 81
And in order that participates The Funeral ossquie
opportunity Witnessing IT, the depo,ing
the csnoaph Lafayette Square, will take place
the entire ssion in column
masse, lafayette sqaars, when the s't'1 =
REV. DOCTOR THEO. cLAPP
pronounce Benedcion sitting the Urn, in tbs cenoph
closing which ceremony the will be the
Grand Marshal.
Tie folio wing ceremonies at the places designated viii take place.
AT LYCEUM HALL. FIRST DISTRICT
Prayer by Rev. Mr. Walker.
Funeral Dirge, by - Bind.
-a4 ..rt..r
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NEW 0RLKAus MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFFICE,

+Ifa r'ss. it|f CRESCENT OFFICE, #
- MONDAY MORNING, December g. 1852.
CoTToN1hrs good demand Saturday, factors
very firm their preensns the business footed up fully
1000 bales quite Irregular but mostly within the
OF quotations: ~ t3 g-3s 4
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior as Aiadling Fair RI
ssea adine Sssd I'D Il Fine
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT rs r.,... ~.
s.osi ~ s atnss o4sa
. yesterday .............. 5O17-ss1.s54 sos--1o1as
s53 s474ss 1851
n'f:.''a Saturday q s4ssossl ss-isoae
Stock on hand no. cleared. qe7oos l7s92
ToBACco-We did not hear Of sale.
SUGAR AND WORCESTERSHIRE unchnged md with fair
inquiry hbds sold for Fair Moa dropping,
bbls od G@c Inferior and 2@2c q gallon for
prime and choice.
bb including Ohio damaged by
top s3 6 $50 Ohio from tho sye lots at "a 1904 10 aud
St. (wsIsh's Union brand) At - 40 bbi
RANCon fair at lower nes with sales Of $500
which Green) 80 l6e i'll o at the 900
yellow mostly Yellow 3D. and eso in several
lots q a. lsts of ST. Louis Data sold al. soc
bushel, asd Of Bran at 81 Us " 100 Ds. SaF. Js%#
PRoviSOySThe isqury for Pork aud we noticed
sales Mess IFS Mesa Ru, private
request with s Of 100 cnsks 400 and 800
ANAL lot Of Shoulders at se o @ OF L.rd
small lots Of in kegs nod etcss s'd AT l NJ
coFFEEPces frer with sales Of 7s5 bags Rio at
and 800 at s4aas1se q n
RIcE-we noticed 4sS4c y ID for Carolina.
WHlSKY-l retail PARCELS Mt zoe q gallon
FREGHTSThe market firm, and hpmssters n'kne 40
lc for Cotton engagenn
ment
EXCHASGE-The demand fair at quotations: sl--
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT,
Monday Morning, December Q, 1852. J
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Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-01-21
NOR nH CAROLINA
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
RALEIGH. NC

ENHlS Company has been in successful operation for
Il more than five years, and continues take risks
all classes of property in the State (except Steam
Mills and Turpentine Dseries) upon favorable
Its Policies property amounting to $4,000
600, large portion of which is in country risks; and
Its present capital is nearly Six Hundred Thousand Dol
lars, In bonds properly secured.
The average of Insurance upon the plan of this
Company has been less than third of per cent
per annum all grades of property embraced in its ope
rations.
The following persons have been elected Directors
and Officers of this Company for the present year
Directors:
DR.. Josiah o. Watson, JOS G. B. Roulhac, Richard
Smith, John Primrose, Henry d. Turner, S. w. Whit
ing, T. H. Selby, of Raleigh Geo. McNeill Fayette-
vile, Joshua G. Wright Wilmington, Jas. E. Hoyt
Washington, James Soan Greensborough John Cox,
Edenton, Joshua Boner, Salem, Joseph II. Pool,
Elizabeth City, Michael Brown, Salisbury, Alexander
Mitchell, Newbern, w. N H. Smith, Murfreesborough,
H. B. Williams, Charlotte, John B. Barrett, Milton, and
A. t. Sunny, Asheville.
All Directors authorized to receive applications.
Officers OF the Company:
Josiah o. Watson, President,
j. G. B. Rouhac, Vice President,
Richard Smith, Treasurer,
]. G. Partridge, Secretary,
John H. Bryan, Attorney,
]. Hersman, General Agent.
S. w. Whiting,
Richard Smith, Executive Committee
All unications in reference to insurance should
he addressed to the Secretary, post paid.
J. G. PARTRIDGE, Sec'y.
Raleigh Sept I3, 1851. 90