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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-10

RRUSEg MOUNTAIN MILE Stones
- The undersigned are now procuring from their cele.
rated quarry, at the Bush Mountain.M Montgomery coun.
", Mil Stones and Burrs of the very best quality. The
reputation OF these stones are widely known, but the
Railroad giving us increased facilities in filling orders,
We hayenpi ointcd Mcdaniel, Hurt & Preston. and Leo
y Johnson, Lynchburg, our agents for the sale Oft nj,
who will receive orders and have them fulfilled al me
shortest notice.
Our Address, Rlaeksburg, Montgomery county Va.
SRAEL PRICE & Co.
James NJ. Williams, Danyile, Va, Reynolds & Co.
Leaksyille, NC. are also our agents. l. P.& Co.
Feb 1f-d&cts
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K J ECHLOS,
WIN II PRYOR,
n G T~ALIAFERRO.

~ CONCERN.-We, the undersigned
" lave a sociatcd out selves together, und he style
md firm of b NOWLIN & co. for the purpose OF
conducting a general Grecery, Commission and For
wafding business, at the old stand Of b Nowlin, Main
street, L%yncibnrg Va.
We will keep constantly on hand every article usually
KEPT in a grocery establishment, all of which we will
sell low.
J h NOWLIN,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-10
FRESH SPRING GOODs.

M h are now in receipt OF our Spring purchases,
W consisting of CIohS, Cossinc,es, T. ! estings, o
the first quality, such as seldom find their way TO thi.
MarNet, To which we invite the attention of gentlemen
desiring such goods, AL goods sold and made up b,
u, we warrant TO give entire satisfaction in regard IT,
III, ln.le and workman shin. Alsn. fine
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A CARD-THE USDEsIGNgD WOULD res

A IARD-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res
II 1sraks9 ek a eHaelnrs at the patronage 81
lulE 4ssassea s7@1 am 10 rme new concern aud Ia
aif rsraeeiga - Jeans g pcgper, 70 ak all who are
inas3a-9 10 t5s - eaFae fsrvard aad sec,le their ac
e1uaslas wzshaas 4eHrq.
Thsre are z1ag ehaagt sfIaag staining. xiiehT must
sA1ss baz 8 > expected saat atI shn know them
.safssts p~fvtebted wdlI pay attention 20 tots notice.
8Ha s-trs s DIUGI1D
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keeady-Haade CIOth!ng.

N 81 'TTNT IIaht and hlIsTl nllde expressly Ter CIT,
trade, besides others OF medium and ordinary wear. to
which we invite "A call from our city and country friends
and the public generally.
Our stock of Furnishing Goods IS completed as to qnal
~ aad quantity, without gunner ting the various a,ii
f'es' we snail keep constantly on hand all articles in
tie different departments of our business.
We present ourselves to the public for ii libcia al share OF
p,ttr"n1se, and it shall be our aim, as it is our desire, to
please all Who may fayoru US with .uch. feeling assured
t'nl II attention to business, and to merit success de.
PEND upon an observance of the rule, do unto other,
rs you would they should do unto You" we shall NOT fail
AlfI.-ls BAkER & GLANEY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-10

SERAYED from my Stable on Saturday the
- 18th inst, A Light Roam Mare. no particular
marks eclleeted-1ler size is rather of the poney or.
der, and ofyery light form, &c. ANY ono returning hen
To me, or informing me of her whereabouts, will be lib.
orally rewarded. Gee. q. CURIE.
Anil o2-Ia
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DARLOR TABLES
NEM Post Onice Esegulntions.-

n ES RDsa Ohfce tu-
" turc The morning mails due this city will be open
ready for delivery, regularly nj 7 O'Clock, A. M, except
when they are delayed in their arrival over the sched-
tile hour.
Tho Richmond Way, Salem, Liberty, Big Lick, aud
Formviilc mnils will close daily. (cxcept Saturday, } rre-
cisely nj 6 L. NJ.
On Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday evenings the Dan.
vilen and Lexington mails will be closed precisely at q
+ NJ.
The puckaRcsfo for Richmond and ali the principal cit
les North md South of that point. will be closed duly
ut precisely q +. Nj Business men will recollect this,
and not trouble IA aftcr those hours--as it is late.
Ga Saturday Tuesday and Thursday evenings, the
Char ttesyile and Amherst G. II, mails willbc closed Mt
6 p. NJ. There is n daily mail to Observation-Disclosures
weekly via Scottsvillc.
All persons, except editors and rroprietors of tie city
newspapers, and swotn Deputies OF our own choosing,
are excluded from within the bars, unless when invited.
The necessity and ~propriety Of this rule will be readily
appreciated, and will be adhered to mall eases.
On Sundays the Office will remain open from 7 tn 9
O'Clock II the morning and during no other part of the
day. RIO. III. GLASS, =. NJ.
AuriiG--fa
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IsCELLANEoU
oCKETs, LOCKEas, p,NS

> INN Ao
- The subscriber respectfully inforns iLs 81 sc
ebas jet returned from The Month with an n,a net
large stock OF Degaetfeotypeiug material. an,la"ai"y
frames. Cases &c. of the iafest styles and ,a,,sa''i'elig
SOFA large stock Of Loci cts and Pins. sume ~, At
made to order, which will be filed y itl nir,,raN hne
best style ofihe art, al low prices, accord, ne IL ~ The
?. L. GIBBS. Proor,eoz'
n. B.-Paiatings and Pictures Of ali Kind, aca /"
COPIED. ''ately
Stock furnished at The lowest cash prices.
feb. lets
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EIRE, LIFE AND MARINE -

l. dACE.-LgnchOhrg Hese ., FIRE Insnfo,< u
pahy. !
This Co pany mikes Insurance against los.
age b Fire, on Dwelling Houses. Stores. Tob.a." ~
ries and other buildings, on furniture. Col. ,
merchandise, generally in town and country 49, "%I'' I'D
favorable terms. IN 's most
Also makes Insurance on the lives ofall per.o,.
ioying good henlth, and of sound consiitutih, u en-
whole duration oflife. or fora limited period. 'r HE
Slaves employed in ordinary occapationg -,
insured on reasonable terms. VII be
The Company will also take marine risk Ga
any of the Northern or SOUTHERN Ports, at f ayoa,, Ia
Iutes. ''bIe
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, pye,,da.
DON T. c. PETERS, lice Presi3ent
SAMPSON DIUGUID, Chief Euo5nsa-
james " Cobbs, Samuel Gnr1an5
John a .iggat. Nathan b. TIN.
Georp, ". Yancey, Ohm Otev Tayianp
William /. Anderson. William I. Smith
AlA6EiN HOLLINS T."
CREED T. WILLS, Sec'y. '''"ef'
DIR. p. II. Gilmer,
DIR. VIM. Otwoy Oven. medteof Examiners
Feb8-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-10

UST IN TEElE-We have just received and
- offer for sale u few cases Of that celebrated brand "F
u" Stick -icorice; also a fresh supply of Glover, Vim
othy, Orchard and Ever green Grass seed. +.
ieb l0-ts q JONES,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-10

\ OTGCE.-All persons indebted to the concern
y Of Johnson, Younger and Smith, rs well us those
having claims against the same, are requested to come
forward as speedily as possible, and make settlement as
no longer indulgence will be given.
YOUNGER Y SMITH,
Acting Partners Of
April 2l-2m J ,hnson, Younger d. Smith.
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SHADES. DC

d. IA Il received to-day "A Beautiful assortment
Shades Cords, Tassels, sc. Call and see them
Aprill3-ts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-10

LA IL II III $50 L ne Subscribed
VIII make to order on the lowest terms Tobacco
Z iatners' OF all sizes both wood and iron, and will war.
rant tnem to be equal to any ever made in the State.
Also tor sale Mitre Machines for cutting box lininps, The
most complete thing ever made.
ehop next door to O.. & s. Mckinney, opposite
ornceYs stable, Main st. Lynchbufg, Va.
dec 29-fs EAuES 8. WASH
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nLn APPLE BRANDY.-lO bbls. ',


IL 80 Gases Stick and Mass Liquorice,-a part
the lot yera fine Sich. Our manufacturing friends wi
plense call and look at it. Just received aud for sale b.
mnrl7-ts LEE Il JOHNSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15
Married..

At Hoboken. N. j., on Wednesday, September IA, by
TIE Dew Dr. MoElroy Jo tPH W. srcKIER TO CHARLorH
SAFIL bo'h OF Hob ken
IN sunday. Scpteu hef 4, of u-pers, auge county
N. Y By the Rev pr Nilss Freeand JOHN JAMIsyN
Of Newburg, o. MARY DcKenMAS. OF Orsnge couaty.
La Shrewsbury Mass on Wednesday, September T. by
the Rev Smailsy Mr.. WILLIAM H ONION, of New York
tc MISS MARY a. Miss OF Shrewsbury.
In Fsrrhaven. Oh Monday, seytember 10 BY the Rev.
Tom,s Dawes, AIR JOIN EDw. KAHL, Of hi, city. to
MARY. eleest dougeter Of II Ipgrahsm, Eq, Of Fair
haven.
On Wedpesdav. eeptember IA by the Rev. Mr.. Msgan
Mr. PATRICK AIHoE to Mas MARGARET 4 WHITE both Of
this city,
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On Tuesday September l3 Of nsumption DAVID FER


On Tuesday, September Is Of &C assumption, DAVID FER
GUsoN
al. friends acqnaintances are reppAs lily iuvitad
TO attend his funeral from hs late dsuos No. 432
Seventh avenue, this day. at twelve ci.oa HIS
will be taken to GREENWOOD for intsrmant
On Wednesday, September "A, Mrs. MARGARET DECKER
aged II years..
The lends Of the family respectfully invited to At
tend her funeral from the residence Of her law
N. Decker, No 1l5 Ludlow street, this Afternoon ct
three O'CLOCK, without further invitation.
On Wednesday, ssptem Der II Of consumption. after
Of his ase
The friends Of the family are invited to attend the fuue
5s this afternoon, at three O'Clock Hts remains win DO
On Wednesday, september H. OF dyssntery, ELLEN ARA
DuHY, tbs only daughter Of Patrick II. AID Mary Duffy,
TIE fiel ds and relatives Of tho family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral ths afternoon tn
n,h .t,s.t ns as ,e1s,ns .,1 S 70 20 @
mesery for in'orment.
In B,ooklyn Wednesday September IL, MARY
MA infant daughter Of Jacob B. Striker aged months
The relatives and friends Of tho family are respectfully
Mrs No ohsson
5E, thio afternoon, at tnrs O'CLOCK.
o. Wednesday Septsmbor IA CArHAnrSs wife Of james
Barry, native Il Aalow county Cork, LELAND aged 70
Her fureral will tase place this afternoon at two
AT sea. on Sunday June l., CHARLES BOYD. Of Dr.
Ban ue yd Of Brooklyn, eyed yea beiug the second
officer OF III, lark Cnliomo hence for O egon
On Wednesday, September II, JonSR DAvgY, aged q
seArs
The friends and relatives Of tho family are requested to
attend his funeral 70 morrow attru ,on at three O'Clock
fom tbs bouse Of his brother in Law, H. x Gilmore
No. 90 Orchard s.reet
At Mount Vernon Wea'caester county. N. Y on Wed
nas3sy September IA, Mr. ALFRED PEACE, formerly Of
15ri. tol Ell glsnd, eyed 81 years.
In New Orleans, on Sunday. September 4, of yellow
SevoI, HENRY FIREMAN, aged 20 years. native OK this
CITY
Il New Orleans on Monday morning, september 8, Of
the Pr svsiri epidemic. THOMAS l. SNEpE native Of
tbis CITY aged 20 years.
IL New Orleans on Monday morning, September s. at
Ekh past three o'olook JAMES CrRIEY aged 40 years.
native OF Ayiecoort, county Galway. Ireland
NKw York TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY,
September 10, 1883. 4
Hothers-h Is my painful duty TO inform you tnat
A5tb year OF hs age.
You requested 10 attend his funeral this af crnoou
street, without further ipvitation,
EDWARD n SKIDMOgE searetarv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15
OCULIsTs AND AURIsTS.

INK WHEELER, OCUL'ST, 81 BARCLAY STREET
d,roies NJ, attention uevely ~ Diseases OF the eye
ahc opLth mic @nrsry Dfl1s h0d TO and at hue
rdenoe W rour street opposite Warren Prooiyn f-cu
= ocntr French artGcsI cycs Inverted and + e--srk
cd to rasenhls the natural sr.sn IN eYery rsspoct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15
BOARDING..

BOARD. WITH PLEASANT ROOFS, WANTED, by A
- youbs gentleman wife, child AMI purse. IN pleasant
location rear urth fi'h below Twenty third
sect Adde'S, atstiog particulars P box I,36 Post
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15
SPORTING Sae


TOR sALE-A HAN DsONE yOUTG NEwrOUND-
md dog. tnuHsr bui dor savage we'll trAiN-
-, ard n'etsrabe Soot,h rattec dc I.rro ShAng
owls. Inquire ct 26 Water tirc.t, up stairs
ITO sPtRTIFC CENrLI .rN. For s,Ls-rwo
very sre pgl'sh reyhourds; s,s veva earary bhdA
.or.iu.thor l. os|at!sn. apply OF 81 eprns stsset.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15

sewing m.sn.nss ,-Ansd.s the os.fssas.
~. this subject ssesriss 70 Know thsr: 70 enc
Vehsut repairs and It's -orh the best haaS
CSam hers street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15

WAsI,D nv SMART, INrfLLIGENr WOMAN,
w estimation cook In All private sniy or would
60 90 chan brmaid and piain .ing wa-hins
Cep give tigh refererce fro family, with othar
tt vi tC1te equally good. Csa 10 III TgcAitn
street, between iith anu SIX IA avenues,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15

Union COURSE. Y. I-FTNNING ON TUESDAY,
- September 10 at ooloct M Match for g o0e =
Thee r. Draper names ch lnga,. Nv imported Trustee,
dnm, hy mp Prlam out Of Detsey Ransom; W. Glib
hons nsmoe br T. Zinsare dam by Lishtnlt. ,ut OF
Canary VII leave the Fulton ferry BROOKLYN,
Williamsburg ferries for tho cou-se hcurly fare each var
rs cents. JOHN 1. sNEDlk OR, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-15

SAlLORS, EXTRA PAY.--OrpICERs AND SEAMEN
who served In the navy in the Pscihc At any time
from 1882 entitled to double pay The heirs o,
any Of the above Who have died entitled tns same
apply TO T. BETS. Agent 90 Wall street basement
TT s. sEAMEr's EXTRA PAY AGENCY, 60 wAbB
~ street front ofire second door -Seamsn and ma.
rnes Who served the Pacific Ocean from 1919 10 1888 and
TIRE heirt such entitled 10 double pay which
nan obtain by applying "a above. IL ROWING. Agent
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-04-06
THE BOURBON QUESTION.

The Prince de Joinville, son of the late Louis
Philippe, has caused letter to be written, in
which he positively denies all the material facts al
legged by the Rev. Eleazar Williams as to his be-
ing the son of Louis XVI The Prince admits
that, when in this country, he met with Mr.. Will
alns, and had some conversation with him in re-
lntion to the French establishments in North Amer
lea and the Indians; and that Mr.. Williams has
since corresponded with some of bis attendants in
regard to certain documents in theiFrench archives
touching the French establishments referred to-.
He adds, call the rest all which treats Of the
elation which the Prince made to Mr.. Williams,
ofthe mystery of his birth, all which concerns the
pretended parsonage of Louis XVII, is from one
end to the other a work of the imagination, a fa-
BILE woven wholesale, speculation upon the pub
lie creduty. If by chance, any of the readers of
the Monthly Magazine should be disposed to avow
belief in it, they should procure from Paris book
which has been very recently published by NJ,
Beauchesne. They will there find, concerning the
life and death of the unfortunate Dauphn, the
most circumstantial and positive details"
This reduces the question to one of veracity be-
tween Mr.. Williams and the Prince de Joinve.
Mr.. w. is an Epscopalian clergyman in good
standing.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-04-06
ADVICE TO YOUNG LADIES,

A gentleman, who is himself the father of sew
eral interesting daughters, has furnished the fol-
lowing good advice to young ladies to an exchange
for publication. Read it, young ladies, and do not
forget it: -
Trust not to uncertain riches, but prepare your.
self for every emergency in lite. Learn to work, and
be dependent upon servants to make your bread
sweep your floors and darn your own stockings. A.
bove all, do not esteem too lightly those honorable
young who sustain themselves and their parents
by the sweat Of their brow, while you care Tor aud
receive in your company those lazy Idle popinjays
who never lift finger to help themselves, SO long as
they keep body ard soul together. and get suf-
cient to i've 10 fashion. ~ - sstic
2. Young women, remember this, and instead Of
sounding the purses Of your lovers. and examining
the cut Of their coats. look into their hearts aud hdb
its. Mark If they have trades, and can depend upon
themselves; see if they havs minds whch will lead
them 10 look above butterfly existence. Talk mol
Of the beautiful white skin and soft delicate hand
ise fns appearance Of the young gentleman. DO moi
let Soch foolish considefations enter your btaik
| .sLook 70 lke hard working inechsnic."
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-04-06
The Case of .SDrino,

PHILADELPHIA, March 90. The argument for a
new trial in the Of Spring convicted Of murder,
was closed in the court this morning. The Judges
will render their decision before tomorrow, when
they will, in all probability, decide against the app-
cation.
Spring was taken back to prison amid srea, ex-
element by the populace who had congresaled in
and around the courthouse. The prisoner looks
haggard, bu, still persists in his Innocence. Yes.
terday violent and indecorous was his language
towards several of the officers and his son, that lie
ordered peremptorily to keep quiet. He also
fegned to be sick and unable stand up, but ply
slcian pronounced him to be in good health.
The household goods of Serg't Lynch, the husband
of Ellen Lynch, were sold a, auction to-day. He
intends removing to New York.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-04-06
LOOK OUT FOR THIEVES!

We learn that on Friday night last some thief
or thieves broke into the Confectionery Store of
Mr.. Gri6s, of this City, and stole various articles
of candies, sweetmeats, &c.
The Clothing Store of Mr.. Tate, on Fayetteville
Street, also broken into on Sunday night about
nine o'clock, but the servant who attends upon the
Store happening to come in at the time the thief
was not able to secure any thing. He, however,
made his escape. s-a
The Confectionery Store of Mrs. Hardie, on
Fayetteville Street, was also entered on Mon
day night, and about SIS in money stolen.
These occurrences are any thing but creditable
to our City. 1t is expected, of course by the citi
zens that the authorities will be more vigant than
heretofore, and that they will spare neither pains
nor expense in ferreting out the rogues.
The impression is that negroes were mainly if
not entisply concerned in these thefs. This is not
a matter for surprise. 1t is notorious that many
of the servants of this place are pampered idlers
and that the loose rein held over them by their
owners is almost temptation to engage in crime
If owners of slaves, in concert with the City au-
thonties, would perform their duty in this respect
we should soon see change for the better in the
slave population. 49, =.
1t is but just tc state, however, that a majority
of the slaves Of this place are orderly, obedient,
and attentive to their duties These hear religious
instruction, as all of them may if they will; these
do not crowd the liquor shops on Sabbaths and at
night as others do in disregard of the law and to
the injury Of their owners and the community
generally.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-04-06
From Caiifornia-Nore Gold.

has arrived, bringing the California mails and ST.,
500 in gold freight, and $500 600 in the hands
of passengers. The Georgia left Aspinwall on the
evening Of the l9lh The steamer Union sailed on
The l7lh.
S5O0.000; Exchange Bank, $3.50 900; Burgoyne
g. Plume, S25O,OOO; Brown g. Brother, $4,000 |;
Duncan. Sherman & Co., $4,000; Drexel g. Co.,
$4,000; iioge e. Co.. 100000; Watson e. Sons,
$4,000, and dozen others in various amounts.
Panatna was reported healthy, but immense
number Of passengers We're dying on The passage up
The Winfield Scott, which arrived up on the 22d
los, over 10, aud the Golden Gate %.
The sloop Of war Portsmouth, Was shortly to leave
Panama for Valparaiso.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-04-06
THE STANDARD.
RALEIGH, SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1853.
WORK ON THE RAILROAD.

We learn that the contract of Maj Nixon and
others, on the North Carolina Road has been fin
shed 1t embraces three sections, and covers a.
Southwest of this place. Gen. Trollingers con-
tract begins near Mr. Hollen1an's on the Newbern
road, and extends to the Southwestern limits of
the City, Here he is met by the contract Of Messrs.
Miller Allen, and Royster, of Granville, and Maj.
Hinton, of this County and this contract unites
with that of Mr. Jacob Mordecai, which extends to
a point some four miles above the City.
Messrs. Trollinger, Allen, and Mordecai are push
ing forward their work with much energy. The
former is engaged, at this time, in cutting throug
the hill some three hundred yards below the Gov
ernor's Mansion, and in embanking on the right
of the Fayetteville road it approaches the City
Mr.. Allen has excavated the hill near the residence
Of Mr.. Boylan, filed up between that and the site
for the depot, and is now engaged in filing up just
below the public spring. The depot is to be es-
tablished within the Southwestern limits of the
City, on the lots formerly belonging to the estates
Of W. Rogers and Richard Smith.
The contract for the connecting link between
the North Carolina and CASTOR Roads is advertiDd
by President Branch to be let on the 1st of May.
This work, it is expected, will be completed by the
first of January, 1854, by which time the Road
from Goldsborough to this place will be in opera
ton. This link is about mile in length. It is
to commence about two hundred yards North Of
the CASTOR Road depot, run through the lots Of Mr.
Lemay and Mr.. Courts, cross the Hillsborough road
between Mr.. Courts and Mr.. Shepard's, then pass
through the lots of DR.. Mason, Mr.. Burns, Mr.
Harrison, and Mrs. High and unite with the Cen
trail Road at or near the depot
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-04-06
VOLUME XIX.
THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
pupL1sHED WEEKLY AND sEMI-wEEKL1 BIZ s.
WILLIAM w. Fl OIL D z N
rnIrnR AM PRaPRIETOR.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

TEAMS OF THE WEEKLY. Two dollars per ainum
T., ,dvance, or within the first month, Two dollars and
sy cents if payment be delayed six months and Ihree
d,ars, if not paid within six months from the time oi
subscribing.
TERMS OF TIE SEMr-WEEKLr. Four dollars per
.nnum in advance, or within the first month; -Four
Dollars and fifty cents if payment be delayed six months
.nd Five Dollars if paid with six months from the
time of subscribing.
!P The above rules will be inAexibly adhered to.
ApysRrrsEME Nrs not exceeding fourteen lines VII
he inserted one time for one dollar and twenty-five
cents for each subsequent insertions those OF greater
in proportion. Court orders anu h h
above rates. reasonable reduction will be made to
those who advertise by the Advertisements nser-
ted in the Semi Weekly Standard will also appear in
the Weekly Paper, free of charge. - @-s..s
Subscribers and others, who may wish to send money
to the Editor do at all times, by Mail and at hs
risk Receipts for all sums will be promptly transmitted
Letters to the Editor must come free of postage.