davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-04

<E|e~n FOR PHILADELPHIA To
sail on Friday, the 4th. at 2 M.
-Ine s.esiner PENNSYLVANIA, Capt Bsymore,
wis be ready to receive freight to-day, and viii sal
zs above. For fleigat or passage. apply 60
nab 3-2s x RANKIN. en- the Docr
ALIVE Oils baskets Tor sails bv
" nh / DAVENPORT, ALLEk CO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-04

ElGR SALE AND HlKE.-A friend who
L leaves Fredericksburg has sent me first rate
House Servant and Nurse for sale, to remain In the
city. Any one wishing TO purchase, can see, at my
Office such evidence Of good qualities, &c, as will be
satisfactory Also, healthy Girls for hire. just
from the country. d. DELArLAnE,
fa 25-lw Flour Inspector.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-04

- FOR BOSTON, DIhkCT-Ie sail
ssason Friday, the 4tn inst, at I2 O'Clock NJ
ins schr ABBY WILD, is nov receiving freight
and VIII SAL as sboys with all possible dispatch.
Robert RANKIN,
ma On the Dock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-04

Gel M Si.0O.--OLe thousand Likenesses
" lew, have been taken 81 oSBORNS Ds-
gaerrean Galleries since the reduction # pricss-
md we now wish Il understood By oil that Osborn
will continue 10 take ins Sky Light Miniatures 10
neat case for OIL. Remember. this IL tho only place
where SKY Light Miniatures are taken fos u. 1s
those that think one dollar IL tao cheap for gooa
LsSeness, we would oAly say, call aad get LIS
0SBORE'S,
Opposite the Ranks, sign of the American Flags.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-04

LII SMALL BOYS.-H. P. TAYLOR. sth
n street, between Grace and Pranklin-My
School being exclusively for beginners, give ape
ciai attention to Reading, Correct Enuncistion,
Grammar and Spelling; also TO Geography, asp
Drawing, Arithmetic and History. Specimens q
my boys composition and writing, may be always
seen at rhe Dispatch Office by KHie Is persup-
tory, but as gentle as possibIa. oc9
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-04

nUPONT's SPORTING AND BLAST
- ING POWDER
1000 kegs Sporting and Blasting Powder
100000 feet Safety Fuse, and
1900 kegs Blasting Powder
Afoat and daily expected. For sale by
NH EDWIN WORKMAN & CO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-04

ID vacancies will occur in my School during the
m onth of March, which may be filed by timely ap-
plcation to me at my residence, corner of 5th and
Franklin streets. n. d. HOGE.
ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-04

NOTICE. have tnis day appointed FRED.
~ ERICK w. BASS as my Agent, to carry on a
mercantile business for my benefit in the city of
Richmond, for the sale of Boots, Shoes Hats Caps,
&c. MARY MAYO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-04

a4AK.-24o bales prime RpTIhcfa hay saast
i per scar C P Brown, For sale by
JOHN w. WRIGHT
fs % Dnek Wharf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-04

Commissions on sales produce and mdse, . per ct.
Do and guarantee do do y do
De onpurchase and shipment
merchandise . do
Do on purchase or sale of yes
sells Observation-Disclosures 90
Do on freights collected and
disbursements .--...... q do
Do On purchase sale of bull
lion, gold dus,, specie, or
bills without endorse.
ment do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-01
Domestic Miscellany

Tvo counterfeers, nsbitd Joseph fnom psop and Jo
seph smith, were arrested in Norfolk on the 18th ult
In the carpet bsg of Thompson who appaeDtly the
moneyed man OF the party, found $40 26o the
spurious noea on the Bank of she Stale o. North Caro-
Ina which we're we'll executed and well calculated TO
deceive.
The sailor belonging to Of the vessels in
h.rbor Of Pcrsacoa lately commit ted disorder
The city which arrsyeo the cianns against then. In
the conflict which ensued Mr sierra the mayor killed
OF The sailors, and himself seriously Injured
The Portland Ne papers Fay that the splendid chaiso
built ia Cumberland county, as present for the P.es
dent md which has been exhibition for sonstme
Portlard IL moi likely reach the President from the
sct tina, those who were to pay for It, have Seen disap
pointed In obtaining ofhce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-01

ties q the Ccronsfs jury and stated Whist was necea
sasy fc- TIE jIry 70 Aad in their vsrd'5' and
no. the persons came BY their death and who were the
nality TO be attached to each.
The room was then cleared sndrhs jury left alone
VERDICT OF THE coRoNRR's JURY.
for the people Of the State of nnoi at the Michigan
city Of Chicago in aid county and state, on the 18th
day of April A. D. 1858. before Austin Hines Coroner in
and for sad county upon view Of tho bodies Of John
williamson, Thomas lawer, Goodp Wagner, Johanna
Slldoph. Heman Sdoph, John Hunter Earl, s. Gray,
Susan Scott Edward M;sener, three men, two boys
weman and one child unknown then there being
dead upon the oaths twelve good and lawful mon Of
tsd coung who, being duly TO Inquire upon the
part Of the people of ad State, into the circumstances
Thomas Lawler, Goodlp Wagner, Johanna Sildolph
H. Sildoph John Hunter Earl s. D. Gray, Susan Scott e.
Missner, three men, two boys, one woman, and one
child names unknown, and by whom the same was pro
duced and in what manner aud when the said John Will
hanson, Thomas LAwler. Goodlip Wagner, Johanna
sildoph; Heman sildoph John Hunter tarl, S D Gray
Susan Scott, Edward MisDer came to their death We
the jury, do find ana the within named persons
10 their death by the collision which took place be-
Railroads, the night Of the 25th day Of April,
A. d. 1854 caused by the gross ca-clessness
and neglect of Noses conductor on the Michigan
G r T. and Thomas Rsckham, engineer on Michigan
R., also, Herbert L. Whiting, conductor on the NJ 5
r. r.. and Edward Davis, engineer said NJ. s. r. K
We end and consider them guilty of gross carelessnes
ana hold them as the cause Of the death the within
named PERSONS whose bodies have been laid before
us. We Likewise hold Mr. Jerraut, superntsn lent
Of the machine shop, at Michigan City to the pub.
lie, censurable, 10 not furnishing the engineer
Of the freight emgrant train of the Central Railroad
now in question with proper materials for lights his
engine and deem him unfit for the station he now occu
pies.
E. H. CASTLE Foreman.
f. McMurrav. NJ Gleason,
Reuben Taylor, N. T. Heath,
FO. Wilder, Hiram Hastings,
c. A. Pomeroy Patrick Gibbons,
Martin Diamond P. Coffee
C. K Miller.
Dated April 9th, 1853.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-01
MAIL ROBBERY.

On Monday evening. during the accident at the
ing Of the Michigan Central and Southera Michigan road
the mail bag this city made up the distributing
Office at Albany, N cut open aud several packa
ges were taken out 50 far learn none Of
bags missing None Of the mail made up from this
CITY was taken Packages from the Gsrna Office fol
For Portland Ne, ed and I'D for Providence K
L. do for Hartford Conn, do for Boston dlsttibu
do. are supposed to have bsen abstracted The la,
named package is tsni, missing and she Others
So, ed DO About half the mali packages mace u9
at Offices west Of this aiso gore
The Milwaukee mail going east wet aud consider
ably injured
Under the circumsta this robbery betays degree
Of deprsvty that il but seldom exhibited Beneath the
car which contained the mail lay the mutiat-d remains
Of one Of the ha Hess vctm Of the melancholy
tropbe and The oboer in order to reach his booty had
TO step over the posed portion of the corpse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-01

Telegraphlc Marine Reports
BALTIMORE, April 30.
rived-Steamer Westsrnport New York; brig Thea.
Bremen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-01
w laalesusen

Wha1eanen
Arr at Beverly, April 20, brig Gem, Cook. Mort
Barclay of westport IS sp Janet do 100 sp; 10th Nye
B. 80 sp ali told 18th Phenix Provincetown 15 sp:
sp ab aHos ores U Kpg NB 100 sp Excellent Matt IS
sp; 9th, Homer, Nant l25 So; Eschol Truro go So:
Flying Arrow, re G.nceser weeks sat clean; "a Heard
FISH, barpa'e'a alem 100 sp aud 20 blackf'h Roth,-
CHILD, Boston 100 sp Alton, d., had not seen whale
I'D from Provinceto~n April 81 schr Walter Ervinx,
Mel erson. North Atlantic ocean
Arr Woods Hole April 81, Hobomok Caiott, Rora-
tonga Dec 25 Perrambuco March 26 with 800 bbls sp
coo do Sh oil Took 70 eo 50 on the passage home Has
about go bbs oil on freight Reports es AZ koratonga,
Sally Anne, Andrews, of and for NIB
Heard from by letter from Capt Luce Jan 10 lat 30
Ion las W. JAS EDWARD NIB nothing since Leaving Sand
witch lands
letter from Captain Brayton of tho Helen SNOW NIB
dated Oct 10 reports having left Maize tho Richmond
do Including second mate refusing duty unless
| the master take them direct to Maurit:as.
sh'p Masaohuse,,. NJ at haaoiua reports in Mar.
the Bay North star do wins in the Bay JAS Maury,
B 400 Will ~h in the Bay omesa, Fa. 8 VIII 10 tae
Cherokee smith, NIB left about the 18th of January,
bound 10 payta to recruit
Sid rom Manila Jan 81, l. Jesney, FIJI, cruise
| Al Hong Kong Fec 90 Monossaaea, John Wells
Emily Morgan, B Go'nold and rhos Nye, NIB, ol not
spnl en-,by the Indei Evidence at BOSTON, leah ns
LAT 80 40 lou "a o. Chase Chase of and for Beverley
| oil not reported
Ship ThcDx Cole from smyrna tor Boston March 70,
| lat 36 ga, Ion IS
Bark Forbes, Francis Of and from New Haven for
Gua,ama, April IL, lat IS O3, lon ca so
scbr Charles William Bow days hence for st John,
PR April 10. lat "a OF, Ion % Sc.
A sbip steering W. Forbes rugged showing red flag
with black (prob~by the iona sasda from Liver
pool for Philadelphia seen of &c ses ShoaL April
A bark, (sapIosed the May Queen from BOSTON for
| Bio Grande, 2sth ult lat d 90, Ion 50
| Notice TO Marin srs,
letter from Manila says, that brilliant revolving
light has been IN operation since february on tbs
island Vi Correg'dor at the entr that BAY visible
at forty nautical miles distance and y Hxsd light or
Pulo Cabso, inside tho Corrsg dor visible at
Of nire miles light due O. six and quarter cents PEI
ton IN oil foreign vessels has been established
| Foreign Ports.
BFRMuDA-See Correspondence
CARpEsAs-Sld Arch % bark William Bailey Boston
brig Aissia HASKELL Matanzas. In port, marks Robsr
Walsh, Kelly .or NYoyk, ldg; Rolla Jarvis disg bri
| Pulaski, Morrison, for EYork, hg.
At DO, 10th, bark Psnchits, Lana, foe Nyork, Id
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-22
STATE FAIR

Ills now "a fixed fact, that Fair will be
held 10 this City the 18th Of next for she
exhibition of improvements in al Ranches Of INDUS,
ry and especially in the agricultural and mechanical
pursuits The proceedings Of the State
Society on this important subject, which we Ppbish
in io-day's Star, willherefore. be read With lively
interest by all classes Of our every part OF
the State; and every clizen y no takes an interest
in her welfare and advancement, will exert himself
tosgve encouragement AMI success IL the Fair. As
IS designed for the special benefit of the Farmers
and Mechanics. we cali 1pon them in every section Of
the State TO arouse and lay hold upon the with
zeal and vgor-to identity themselves at once with
the friends of improvement, and give their hearty aud
active cooperation in all things necessary TO insure
an encouraging and profitable diSpay-Io set abou
making Improvements TO prepare something for en-
hibiti9N, contribute to the fund 10 be distributed
ia premiums, join the State Agricultural Society
and to be ready TO attend the Fair in person.
We grati6ed to learn that preparations VIII De
made for respectable show for begohing-ihat the
Farmers and Mechanics in some sections are already
preparing TO the lists competitors In various
departments, that The spirit is spreading win en-,
couraginy rapidity in sections OF the Stale anu
thai ii is already calculated twenty-five or thirty
sthousand persons will attend. May we not expect
more In the times Of high party excitement, we
have seen many thousands brought together here'
with gorgeous banners and badges and emblems,
from every direction, at much shorter notice. III
the people of North Carolina be less ready 10 move
in matter of infinitely more Importance TO every
man. woman aud child within her borders? What
section, or county, individual, will be So craven
in spirit as 10 shrink from this noble contest! Nho
can still remain so cold and moonless, as 10 require
Goals Of fire to be heaped upon their backs TO driVe
them OUT of their shells? Are not all with their
heads out and crawling, least, by this time? Will
there moi be audable rivalry manifested by every
County Society Will not every section resolve
and Strive not to be out done by another? And may
we not expect such stir as was never before wit
messed by the present generation in North CoroiInh,
IN giving support and making due preparations for
the State Fair! And may not expect to see fore
most in this work of patriotism and progress the
best and noblest of oOr populaton-the Fair2
Raieigh Star.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-22
valuable Properly for sale,
CONSISTING OF
M TON FLOUR MILL, SAW MIt,
NF6bNJSEzS AND NOTSs ALL,


sVNNHE copaFtneiship Of Barrett & Newsorn -.
In July mex limitation, and on the 5h &c PTes
1858, vii sale at public auction, if No, say
privately before tha Inn lie very valuable FoaS sGd
Saw Mill Water Fower / Z Dwellings and Pow all
together with two four horse teams and wagons O
much other property of Various descriptions 80 WIN
The Flour Mill, Saw Mil Cooper Shop. Blact,.-.,,
Shop and Miler's House viii be disposed of tnol
and will be sold and months liineg;th in.|
est, bond and good security required, ncaotabla a
payable at the Milton Bank. aao
The houses aud lots will be sold separately M
months time, with interest, bond and good secnr;
gotiable at the Milton Bank. The balance Of ~ ne
perry in all sums under $780, cash. all over ,no,n
time, bond and good security. eA'"s
As shall remove our Cotton machinery 10 al,
locations, offer two 25 horse power Steam Enaas
of superior quality, and the Cotton Factory BnnS
for sale privately. sz5.zss s5>, N"g
These well known Mills are situated in the to ,
Milton, the Country Lines with ample water non'
for milling purposes in the midst of highly cult,
Wheat country, with extensive and valuable VIZ
and Corn custom, Immediately on batteau navoo,i
within 81 miles of the Rehmondand DanviIIe Ra;IrI'
Flour be delivered after it is Shipped in Rich"O1
or Petersburg in day when the Richmond and
Railroad is completed.
opportunity is offered 70 all persons WISHING
engage in this business. Letters addressed to ms Of ~
place will be promptly attended to. '-A'
BARRETT & NEWSom
"iii'oh 1uhe o1n' 1900 59-ts
u All persons indebted to Barrett and Newsom o.,
Barrett. Newsom and Holden, are expected TO naL
immediate payment. And all persons having account,
against will present them for settlement before b
day of sale.
E
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-22

SEQ. s.. Stevenson. Esq. then moved that the
o,yehtion pfoesed 70 The domination Of candidate
for ongfess and Nominated to the Convention, in
"a handsome speech. THoMAs RaEFiN. of Wayne, as
a. suitable Dersonupon whom TO confer this honor.
The counties having been called over the vote of
each was announcedas follows /: For Thomas Rnffin
Wayne votes. Green .Lenor 1, Craven 2, Jones
l, Onsow l, Carteret 1, Beaufort 9, Pitt 2, Edge
combe 3. Hyde Lie.
The President then announced that THOMAS RuF-
FIN, of Wayne, having received all the votes cast,
was unanimously chosen the ca indicate for Congre IS
in this the I'd Congressional District.
Oninotion of John v. Sherard Esq, committee
of five was appointed by the Chair to inform Thos.
Rnfin of his nomination, by the Convention, and re-
quest his acceptance of the same. The following
gentlemen were appointed said Committee L. w.
Humphrey. ofs Onslow, Benz. Askew. of Jones, l..
D. Fender, of Edgecombe, Council Wooten of Lee
noir, and DR.. Selby, of Hyde.
The Convention then entertained BY spirited
and interesting speeches from Mr.. Bright of Lenor,
Mr.. Johnson and Mr.. Pender of Edgecombe, Mr..
Street and Mr.. Stevenson of Craven, and Mr. Robin
son of Wayne.
On motion of Gen. Singeltary, the thanks of the
Convention were unanimously rendered the Presi-
dent, Vice Presidents and Secretaries for the salts
factory manner in which they had discharged their
respective duties.
On motion, ReSolUed, That the proceedings of this
Convention be published in the Republican and Pa
triot and that the Marlborough Southernes and Rail
eigh Standard copy the same.
motion then adopted that the Convention
adjourn SINE die In rising 70 announce the adjourn
ment, the President congratulated the Convention
lis harmonious action throughout and the satisfactory
result of its deliberations and thanking the Conven
ton for the honor they had done him, and through
him upon the county he represented he declared the
Convention adjourned sine die.
D. G. w. WARD, President.
w. B. GULIcK,
COUNCIL WooTEE, Vice
DAVID S. GIBBS, Presidents.
LEVI OGLEsBY,
L. "; LENDER lender
l.. w. HUMPHREY, )
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-22

Miss Greenfield, /" the black Swan" who recently
gave several concerts in Atlantic ciiies is now in
England, where she is lionized By the Duchess of
Sutherland and her circle. The Duchess has given
morning concert at Sutherland House, at which the
Swan sang several pieces, and was warmly encoFed.
a large number of The aristocracy was present, as
was also Mrs. Stowe. who presented the Swim with
6ugles, which she wore.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-22

emitting them to all privileges exoep otng. aud be
considered full members, on upon COMP lying with
the requsitions Of the ConstiL and Jaws like
all other persons
Iass0IUed, That each County A gricnltofal Society
in this State be written to by the Goffesp
Secretary and requested to aid in establishing fund
for Premiums, be granted at the Fair in October
next, hel! in the City of Raleigh.
ResoEued, That tn enames and counties of residence
of all members of this Society be published and cir
cu ned under the same order, with the Pamphlet Of
Constitution and By laws and the journal.
On motion. asa
Resolved, That the necessary expenses of holding
this meeting of the Society be paid by the Treasurer
of the same.
The President made the following appointments:
L. W. Humphrey, of Onslow Chief Marshal
William H. Trip, Beaufort, Henry Mordeca. Wake
w. S. Battle, Edgecombe, William H. Scott Wake.
Commits of Arrangements, any three of whom
may act: ]. Nixon, of Raleigh, Chairman; w. r.
Poole, Wake, Thomas J. Lemay, Wake, W. W
Whitaker, Wake, w. w. Holden, Wake, j. F.
Tompkins, Beaufort, Robert NerAee, Edgecombe, r.
w. HyInan, Warren, AL heus Jones, Wake.
Executive Committee, any three of whom may
act: Henry Elliot, Of e Cumberland, Chairman Lewis
Thompson, Berthe, r. II. Smith. Halifax, N. W.
Woodfn. Buncombe, Fl. w. Waters, Brunswick,
]. B. Williams, Warren, Charles Manly. Wake.
Robert Strange, Cumberland, w. A. Eaton, Gran
vile, Fl. r.. Burgwn, Northampton, w. II. Jones,
Wake. E p. Guion, Wake, e. A. Crudup, Frank
lin. rhos. ii. Wright New Hanover, ohm Huichins,
Wake.
The Society took until o'clock, P. NJ.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-22

GREAT EARTHqUAKE IN THE MoLUccAs There
was a terrific earthquake ndsmarine convulsion at
Banda Neira on the 18th November. The houses
public or private, were reduced TO heaps of ruins
The seaquake was, If possible the most terrible. The
Singapore Free Press describes the latter, wherein.
more than sixty lost their lives. From The
islands Resengien and Ag and from Corrms Amb0ina
felt there - s
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-22
GREENSBOROUGH
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY

ME cost of Insurance on the mutual plan is but q
Il small sum, compared with joint stock COMPANY
This company being located in the Western part Of b
State consequently much the larger portion of the risks
in the West, many of which are in the cEnrv
The Company is entirely free from debt have made
no assessments and have very large amount in cash
and good bonds, and is therefore confidently recommen
ded to the public.
At the last Annual Meeting the following Officers
elected for the ensuing year:
JAMES SLOAN, President.
S. G. COFFIN, Vice President
G. P. MENDENHALL, Attorney
PETER ADAMS, Secretary and Treasurer
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-22
AFrrnNooN srssloN.-sENArr cpAmnER

The Agricultural Society met according to adjourn.
ment the Senate Chamber, four P. NJ; when the
reports, Or. Tompkins, chairman Of The committee
OF copferepcs with the City Council, &c., had not
come TO any proper arrangement, and requested fur
tlef time, which was allowed. The other COMMITTEES
likewise desired more time TO aet,s whichswas also
there being nothing before the Society for action.
~ EllIet,- Of Cumberland. was called on for a
responded in stirring ppeaIs farm
me State upon the importance of joining the
ssJIs.sy. and thereby encouraging, more than any
sl way, the agricultural resources Of North Carroll.
ana o. promoting better system through out the
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-22
JAMES }. IREDELL, :

RALEIGH, NC.
WILL attend to all business entrusted to him. u
w in the Courts of this and the adjoining Gognnss
Ofiee-the occupied by the late Hon. james
IredelI. ~
June IS, 1853. 62-u'
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-22
$ 200 REWARD.
A PRO CLA M ATOM,


By His Excellency, DAVID S. REID, Governor of the
State of North Carolina
w HEREAS, it has been made known to me, on
w the finding of Grand Jury, that one HENRY
w. HUDsoN, late of the County of Cleaveand, stands
charged with offence of capital nature, and has fled
from justice, and probably escaped beyond the limits Of
this State.
Now therefore, to the end that the said Hudson may
be arrested and brought to trial for said offence LIDO
hereby issue this, my Proclamation, offering reward Of
wo hundred dollars for his apprehension and delivery
to the Sheriff of CIeayeIand County.
DEsCRIPFIoN:
The said Hudson is about IS years of age, stout
made weighs about 200 pounds five feet inches
high of ruddy complexion and is quick spoken. He is
native of Connecticut, and for the last years
resident of North Carolina.
Given under my hand land attested with
I SEAL. 1the Great Seal of the State of North-t a.
- rolina, at the City of Raleigh, this June
Ia, A. D., 1883
By the Governor, DAVID S. REID.
sAM'L F. ADAMS, jr., Pripate Secretary.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-22

Bank OF tI1e state OF North CarollnH'
4 DIVIDEND of FIvE And = GsUARrER per CEN ~
on the capital stock Of this Bank for the las ,be
months has this day been decared-payab yes ;,di
tax of twenty i've cents on eaeh shares owned y in
vdualsl at The PrncipaI Bank on the first Monoss
July next, and at the branches fifteen days tneIss
'1'' - G. DEWEY, CasnIfI['
Raleigh, Jdne 8. 1854. - 9s-
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-22
WarrenfoIl, Il. C.,

WarremtOEA, 81. C.s
FEM ALE SEM MARY.
THE session of this Institution will commence
i on Monday the 9th of 1ane ensuing. Term as
heretofore. Those who may desire more particular ID
formation have circular sent to them. Address
DANIEL TURNER, President
Warrenton, N. c., May 26th, 1853. 56-t2oJ e.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-22

O'CLOCK P. M.
The Society met and after some discussion, ad
iomrned to meet in Raleigh on The 18th of October
next, the time fixed for the annual meeting, when
the Fair will also be held, and Agricultural ora
tion delivered.
JOHN S. DANCY, President.
JAMES f. TAYLOR, Secretary.