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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
ON RALEIGH & GASTON RAIL2OA]

ON RALEIGH & .GASTON RAILROAD.
ia m gzy THE Raleigh & CASTOR Road is now
Gz = x completed to Weldon, and in fine order'
and the following permanent Schedule for the Passeng-
er Trains has been put into operation:
Leave Raleigh at A NJ
Arrive at Weldon at +. NJ.
in time 10 connect withthe day Trains for Petersburg,
Portsmouth, and Wilmington.
Returning leave Weldon, after the arrival of the Ex
press Train from Wilmington, at 81 P. NJ
Arrive at Raleigh at IS r. M.
Passengers will thus he enabled to lake breakfast in
Raleigh and supper in Petersburg, Richmond, orfok,
Portsmouth or Wilmington,-or breakfast at those
points and supper in Raleigh.
Persons wishing to come from any point on, or East
of the Wilmington Road, and from the Alhemarle
country will find this the most comfortable and exPedl-
tious route.
Office RS G. R. R Company, es-a,n
June Is, 1875 J.
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. DTaWInSs IoTWaTded 70 COrrespOnuehts By t19
first mails after the lotteries drawn.
70 Correspondents will please order few
the lotteries drawn. = sssf lssA
There is large per cenage in favor of those prchas
who order 10y the Package and the chances of drawing
four of the largest Prizes in the Scheme thereby
cured We advise the purchase of Packages of Tickets
in every instance. g
~ Bank Drafts or Certificates of Deposits payable
in Gold sight, will be promptly remitted to those Cor
respondents who draw prizes at PYFER j& CO.'S
EY7 Remember-A PACKAGE of Tickets, cal.s draw
FOUR of the most splendid prizes in schemes.
sS In order to Fortune. and the cash imne-
diaely after the result is known, the readers of the pa
per have only remit cash Drafts prize tickets TO
the Old Establibhed far famed and truly fortunae Ex
change and Lottery Brokers. $780,
PYFER & CO.
.ss No 4. Light Street, Baltimore N1ds
June 80, l653 a.ses 65--s
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EXPRESS NOTICE.

" 4EtGlN1A and Tennessee Railroad.
" PARISEN5 g. KING take great pleasure in in
forming Merchants and others of this city, &c. that
they nave eifccted an arrangement the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad Company for the EXCLUSIVE
privilege p of running asDAILY EXPRESS, per Mail
over their line from Lynchhurg Va (there con-
aS with stages to all points in Western Virginia
on the 10th of June op''"'t'-'
Que notice will be given of the various routes,
r;aht pear IN mind, although we have the ercllsipc
the Gcc0odatioa Of the public, and not an erortn',t
Z '01g,oloe,nga ~ imposition PARISEN & KING.
1une Sth sls55.s5sg - so
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MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.

MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
TTNlIE of Insurance the mutual plan is but
small sum, compared with joint stock Company.
This Company being located in the Western part of
the State consequently much the larger portion of the
risks are in the West very many of which are in the
country 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 re-
commended to the public.
AT the last Annual Meeting the following Officers were
elected for the ensuing year James Sloan, President
8. G. Coffin, Vice President; G. P. Mendenhall, At
torney Peter Adams Secretary and Treasurer; w. H.
80 - PETER ADAMS, Sec'y.
December 10th i s52. 7-ly
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THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
PUBLIsHED wEEKLV AND sEMI-wEEKL1 By
Will A M w. H O L D E N,
s ssF s EDIPoRls AND PROPRIETOR.

TERNs EoF THE WEEKLY. Two dollars per annum
:, svance or within the first month, Two dollars and
ty cents if payment be delayed six months; and Ihree
dollars if not paid within six months from the time OF
subscribing.
.nnrn, in advance, or within the first month; -Four
Do:trs and fifty cents if payment be delayed SIX months
and Five Dollars if paid within SIX months from the
time of subscribing
~ The above rules will be infexihly adhered to.
AnvERr1sEMESr not exceeding fourteen lines viii
he inserted one time for dollar, and twenty-five
cents for each subsequent insertions those OF greater
oprth in proportion. Court orders and Juddicial Adj
yersemehts be charged IS per cent higher than the
above rates. reasonable reduction will be made to
those who advertise by the year. Advertisements lnser-
ted in the Semi Weekly Standard will also appear III
the Weekly Paper, free of charge. .r-.
SUBSCRIBERS and others, who may wish to send money
to the Editor can do all times, by Mail and at his
risk Receipts for all will be promptly transmitted
Letters to the Editor must come free OF postage.
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Coal Interest for Sale,

NHE Subscriber is anxious dispose of his interest
in the Chalmers Coal Field, embracing onehalf the
interest conveyed to DR.. b. @. Williams by Dr. Charles
Chalmers, and conveyed by said Williams myself.
This Field covers the Horseshoe Bend of Deep River,
and is thought by good judges to be the most promising
FeM in Chatham The interest offered for sale IS ono
fourth of the whole mineral interest the entire Chal
1ners tract. NJ. M. MCKAY. 8
. Sunmerville, July ., 1853. 9so-3tw.
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NOT4CE no CONFECTIONERs.

M E would respectfully inform friends of Raj
w eigh and vicinity that DOW in posses.i zion
of very extensive assortment of Fruits Conection-
aries Toys &C., and would advise all those who desire
laying in their Christmas supplies to send in their ord
ers early there may be difficulty in getting their
articles forwarded by the Mail Trains If delayed
long, owing to the quantity of goods to be by
these trains for the Hoday's may be prevented
- SAMUEL H. MARKS s. SON. s.
PetershuFgssYa., December Is. 1852. TO-
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GREAT ExCITEMENT.

IF YOU WANT TO SAVE A COUPLE HUN
/ DRED DOLLARS, send your orders for
TuI71eI'tine S:itLs, Cups, IArtRs, and tE'Orrns
Also, Brandy Stills, and any kind of Copper work,
Brass, Machinery &c.
The prices of Stil-caps, Arms, and Worms, as
follows By the pound 81 cents; by contract,
II L,orr St;I
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FRESH ARRTV4LS-

: - . = = = = = AKsBUIkeF, June "a, IssGa
M are this day receiving direct from the Imnort.r
W 90 Boxes Lemons, prime order pO''''
50 do. Oranges "se
1000 lbs Fiiberts f,esb
1000 :. Walnuts a.
LOO " Peacans, g.
1000 /" Palm Nuts,
100 .. Almonds - 3 S a EnS$ =
IhGse IN want Of any Of the above for the fourth &
of fruit is advancing. = ais uescHp pslon
sAML H. MARKS, s. SON
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HOII>e-FurnISIia2g LiSt.---Set No. I, for
. . Thirty Dollars.

.a ... Thirty Dollars.
TENHE following list of articles of good quality which
II all requisite in going to housekeeping, may be
had delivered in any part of the City, for thirty dollars,
or any part at proportiOnae rates
1 Kitchen Shovel, Tongs, and Poker, lion Tea
Kettle, Timed Iron Pot, Timed Iron Saucepan,
Soap-stone Griddle, 2 lin Bake-Pans, Tin Dripping
Pan, TIN Saucepan, 1 Small Tin Kettle, Pepper
end Flour Dredge, 8 Tin Pie Plates Tin Wash Basin,
Dish Pan, Table and Teaspoons, Iron, ! Chop.
knife and Bowl, Tea and Coffee Canister, Japanned
Lamps, Match Safe, l Chamber Pail, Smoothing
Irons Large Cedar Wash Tubs. Wash Board. Doz
Clothes-Pins, Pint Measure, 1 Set Table Mats,
Britannia Coffee Pot, Britannia Tea Pot. Knives and
Forks Stag Handles, Pail Carvers to match, Cork
screw and Tunnel. Large Waiter, Painted Pals,
Coal Hod, 1 Gridron Fry Pan. Cu.lender, / Coffee
Boiler, Tea Pot Crater, Tin Dipper, Egg Whip,
Basng Spoon, Skinner, Ladle,l Meat Fork,
Meat Knife, Knife Board, Scrub Brushes, Dust
Pan, Dust Brush, 2 Brooms, Coffee Mill, Clothes
Hose, Flour Seive, OilFiler, Knife-Box, Door
Mat, Kitchen Table, Potato Masher, Flour Pail
Spice Box, Pastry Board, Rolling Pin, Clothes
Line. II. D. TURNER,
81. C.. Bookstore.
Raleigh, May 10, 1853. So
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JUST IN TIME!

PAPER-HANGING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
TTNHE subscriber begs leave to inform the PubIich
he has just received % doz rolls of superior Paper
consisting of gilded glazed and various other figures,
together with bordering of all kinds which will enable
him to 10 all kinds of PaPerhanging in the neatest and
most workman-Gke manner.
Also, supply of Window-C Curtains, Fire Screens,
Reflection Paper.
All persons wishing anything in the paper line could
not fail to be suited by calling me, have paper
at prices ranging from fifty cents to S SO per roll
All orders thankfully received and promptly attended
to. J. HENRY HARRISS,
Uphosterer and Mattress Maker.
Raleigh, April Is, 1853. a.
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UBIIsHEp WEDNESDAY, -AND sATURpAY. MORNINGS.
SPECIAL EXPRESS NOTICE.
PARIsENk& KINGS
NEW YORK, VIRGINIA, AND N. CAROLINA
FREIGHT, PACKAGE, AND PARCEL
a K p r i S S

NEW YORK, VIRGINIA. AND N. CAROLINA
FREIGHT, PACKAGE. AND PARCEL
e XP r ESS.
Per Steamships Roanoke and jamestown.
TIME Propretors beg leave to inform the Merchants
Bankers, and public generally of Raleigh that hav-
ing bought out the interest of Dodge's Virginia and
North Carolina Express, and made arrangements with
the New York and Virginia Steamship Company for the
transportation OF their Express to Norfolk, Petersburg
and Richmond, and concluded arrangements with
Messrs. H. D. Byrd L. O.B Branch, Es9's.. of the
Petersburg and Gaston and Raleigh and Castor Rail
Road, they now prepared to transmit to and from
New York, either OF their Agencies every descrp
ton of .tierchundize, TGkua6le Packages, Bank Notes.
Specie, Notes. Drafts, Bills, &C., with the greatest
pedion, and at the most economical rates We shall
spare no trouble expense in making hsthe popular
Express of Virginia and North Carolina our long
perience in tine business North and West, and
pie means to conduct the same, we hope, will be
sufficient guarantee to the Merchants, to direct their
correspondentsto dispatch their goods through PARIsEN
& KINGS EXPRESS. We also wish IT distinctly un-
derstood that we in direct opposition to the old
monopoly. Care as a trial.
JAS "a B. H. E4KHSEN KENG Asron Hodsa ps9pFlst0!1 N
J. D. GRoNER, Norfolk, Va, } H. D TURNER,
WD. TONNES, Petersb'g, Va, Raleigh, N. C..
Nv. L. MAULE, Richd, Va,
NIB. Wewould also ask the attention OF merchants
at the following paces-Chapel Hill, Hillsborough,
Greensborough, Fayetteville, Salem. Cheraw, Pittsbo
rough Ashborough and Salisbury, to facilities offered
them for the Transmission of hight packages by Ex
press from Raleigh and all orders Agent,
H. d Turner, Esq, for US, will meet with prompt at
tention P. s.. X.
9 There is a splendid line of Steamers plying reg
ulary between New York and Philadelphia. daily at 5
o'clock, p. m, and their freight from Philadelphia to
New York is very low. The Steamers leaving Phila-
delphia Tuesday and Friday connect with Parisen
g. Kings Express for the South from N Y. w ednesday
and Saturday. Merchants ordering their goods fl ON
PhiladelPha, to care ofParsen Kings Express, New
York, will find this much quicker way to get their
goods. and at one half of the cost.
Raleigh, March %, 1885, S9-ly.
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INSTRUMENTATION!

THIS beautiful instrument is considered one of the
greatest aud useful inventions of the age. 1t
would impossible by the ninutest description to give
correctidea of its utility HATS made by it will fl
most difficult heads conforming every protuberance
and depression the cranum thus preventing the
pleasant feeling of a HAT, and painful headache.
We could give you certificates of PHYSICIANS and the
experience of the TRApE but would prefer that all
may examine for themselves. No properly ap-
pleciate IFS advantages without having OF supe-
ror HATS.
05- HATS madeto order in the most fashionable man.
ner, and without extra charge
STEVENS s. BUTT,
No. Z, Market Square,
As Norfolk, Va.
May Ii, 1853. 5I-tE
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Office r.. q G. r.. n. Company, !

May 5, 1853. {
ON and after, Monday 9th inst, the Accommodation
OITrain will leave Raleigh at A. M, Monday, w ed
nesday, and Friday, and return the days. leaving
CASTOR at p. M. the arrival of the Cars from
Weldon.
The train will connect both ways with the day train
to and from Wilmington and the trains the Seaboard
Road s-.aE
Raleigh, May 9, 1858. Soft.
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~ q - 8 @ sNOTECEsss ~ is
HyE subscriberTeques all persons nde 10 his
n Establishment 10 come andseiue the same. by cash
or note JOHN KANE.
NJ b. a fne Billiard Table for sales, - -
Raleigh July llths 1883. -. 9 s. e7--stf
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AND NORFOLK

NORTH-UAkULINA ANU NUKFULk.
TaNHE PRACTICAL HATTERS WOULD RES
pectfuly call the attention OF the t' Trade % and
g. Dealers % to their stock OF
SPRING AND SUMNER HATS,
the largest and best that has been offer ed in
FOLK' and not surpassed by any, and at prices that
cannot fail give satisfaction They confident that
Merchants will find it to their advantage to call be-
fore making their purchases. Those that are wi ling
to extend TO their patronage, may rely having
sGOODS,' whether of our own MANUFACTURE
or IMPORFED,' as tFASHlONABLE,' FINE and
CHEAP as any Northern JOBRER.' We earnestly
request Merchants to call and be CONVINCED.
that are prepa. ed and lO furnish every thing in
line on the best terms.
Ladies and Misses Bonneis, in great variety.
Canes and Umbrellas, wholesale.
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NOTICE.

HEREBY notify all persons from trading for a Land
i Warrant, made to Sergeant William Eaton of one
hundred and sixty acres, which had the assign
consent; this is therefore to put all persons their
guard, as Intend applying for duplicate OF the
- WILSON FFULTIN.s =
F Danbury, Stokes County, N. CO. 30
May I6th,e 1853. 49, - 49, >"sTTN. SoTToN.
WILLIAM m. JONES,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
RAEEIGH, N. @. -
|YNT7IIIs attend 4the Courts of Chatham, Jehnst6n
ERYV and Wakc.1 sEse ekf7
Raleigh, Feb. 20, 1883 29-tf
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PETER w. HINTON,
Commission & Forwarding Merchant,
NO. /, 2 &7s, ROTHERYs' WHARF, S
NORFOLK, VA. e
nARTICULAR attention paid to the sale of Flour,
I Cotton, Tobacco and other Produce.
Advances made consignments.
Strict attention paid to forwarding and receiving
chandize. p :
-.t... REFERENCES.
Maj Chas. L. Hinton, Raleigh.
George w. Haywood, Esq, Raleigh,
]. B. G. Roulhac, Esq, Raleigh
William Plummer, Esq, Warrenton.
April 10, 1858. 4-6mw.
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NQfice.

1NNFFidaY, the 18th insians the Comrnssion i'll
N proceed TO let out TO the vest th work
Of buf g, the Bridge actoss Neuse
River, known as BaftIe's Bridge.
July 1fth, 1853. 67-1t-
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JAMES neDo> AID, EdIto
BnRland ard Cuba.

We conceive il proper 10 place the subioined
article from the Washington UBiea before our
readers Grave as is the revelation il makes,
We might have pass it by mere newspaper
dietum: but, a. leading article Of our Govern
ment journal, q well a ION sane internal Cyl
dence, We feel authorized e regard itos having
an official origin we are bound indeed 10 gife
the article, as we Happened, a d, or t@e ago, h
copy from another paper a paragraph stating
thar no infarne ion had reached The Department
Of state Of the + nor now announced T., the I'M
on.
The movement disclosed by the Union is Ger.
tainy IF deep int crest to This country, especially
to or Southern States, and viii arrcs, universal
attention. II Is calculated t. sterle ba II should
hardly sfaise us. When we con-idcrai what i'm
mensc peenniary cost England abolished slavery
in her West India possession~; that anti slavery
is great and ever active principle IN her Gov
ernmental polic, Whenever and wherever there
is opportunity for Is exercise when We add In
this that slavery has been long eNtiueni-hcd IN
the large Franoa Island of llayti. it would ha,e
seemed m Inevitable event. ia In, law Of pm
gre .a' sooner NJ later slavery would STARE
lie same fat, ~ the great con, eaous Island af
Cuhe containing population Il egh hundred
;housandeeiorcd. haal aaa free. We may re-
gard the l,aell os zlavcry in the Aut.le- 10 ba,e
been sounde, tho day thai thu Iulimueufof Eng
lana rashly. uuvizelv and unfortunately ennct.l
it, eAtuctil i her West mju oai.uics. tirruu-
stance, might rctard. hut nothing could prevents
final con summation through smas n,l raf4entaty
or other. IT. as IT i~now stated tbo nital stops
h. 4
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approved American sentiment which + prepared
10 resist Al all hazards any attempt II aar Eme-
pean Power 80 interfere with tbt affair %. tbis
continent tpon all tlie-e grounds ihe ntelb-
genre from Cuba indicates fho approach Of a cfl-
IS which must settle tn dcstnt Of the islaud
We have every assurance in tn past eaarse II
tho President and hi- Cabinet TIM thet will dis
charge thor duty with 6rIuness and courage
whilst We hayc equal guaranty that Their action
will too the result If the most deliberate md n
tFiotic convictions. In view OF er-is 80 M
montous. fho heart ot the patriot President must
swell with emotions 81 national pride to know
TINT. with lie exception IF few outempiiblc ia
naties hp sill be backed and sustained IA the last
extremity III his determination Ia follow the dic=
tale Of humanity. to guard the constitutional
rights Of all tho SHatrs, 10 preserve the integrity
of the Federal non, aud 10 resist the nggrfz-
sians Of British Monarchy. by tie united voice
AL energies Of "a people abo are jealous Of thor
honor, wio are informed If tbrit fights, and wiz
are ready 10 -takc life, liberty, aud property on
tho preservation Of both. Hy all the cansdoin-
tionz Of interest Of honor. Of blood, we have mp
pealrd 10 rrat Britain - dc-ist from her fnud
interference in our domestic concerns; hut ourup.
penl has been ia win aud W. -hall bc compelled
10 throw oor-cl,e- back upon our rights and otu
Government. guided l., "A hcln-mau who knows
neither fear nor d~hnnur, must stand bv these
right, aud lcnyo the consequences 10 an oyerrn=
linz Providence
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The runnrS ,ybiel, ~. - 1900 H..
as Ia the laarf renee IN, 60, n.s.. j..
~ question Ia Cuba ar. r.,is.d yi,l.,i.,...,.
stance u confederation so ~tfan. mas tI.,-,. s.
but little Rom lift for da.4lt s T., tN,..gff,.,.
1t has been about Involve #,rar4. II n.r4.,..., s.
mol at iault sine Sir Rohrrt Feel testified fa..
proposition 90 ludemua, Tho sfI...r. # zIH,,.. ~
Jamaica Tor their emmcI .tina .ts..u fl. ..f.rr,53
that the measure Of aholishu., .#ls,.r. -, ih,, -
land would oNc#t an influence #apnn ilf- cont
nent' aud that tWenry millions of poprl4 mo-
would be wc'i spent for eno' - object. rbai
policy, a. we h#hoNc. ia- naen steadily In,
sued by the Brush Governments. and Is now ne
tnaly censamma'ed, or Is about being euu-mnz
mated, IN the scheme of Introducing apprutiaa-
from African to Gnba,with jhc consent ai Srain.
and undo. the protection ot Brt=.h .hips.ut uar.
10 be worked for ten Neurs ns -iatrss# with In
iufihcr agreement that slagcry shall cea=c to cN#
lst II tAe island II the end at fliy wears. W
haf, REASON to believe, from oul. private advice.
IRON liza ana, that wealthy ~pauiHrd. in cuba are
nov negotiating for the salc of African anprcntI-
e's at IND prices IN anti@paGons, for which nr-
rans'm Ut hnye been uada with The Govern
mott OF lid and sanctioned and Guaranteed
b. the British Government. II thaf -nirit If
open spoken FIRE oid wlirhoupbtto lac TN, rpI.,,
Characteristic on an American press, We doom il
our a"'N 10 cll. tho attention 81 Tire American
PeoP' 10 the information derived from thesc sly.
nalS"nl iaei'. II becomes Us Ia survey them
win Guinness ana determination. We wouIdn
n'ui2' III pa - mate deitaacatiou, but We would
epeaA aS We "'1.d have oar Government to aet.
win iromptnrSs hfInness aud energy.
A. question OF humanity, tho practical px-
eeen'h 81 The scheme of Ah.am ing CUBA
Il teN".uhg L" hamm naterc. Il has nu' to hp
"oNe" NJ ia tins Pelnt ii Wow In see init a re-
H'a IA Il, most hidroos form, OF the slave trade.
Lei Al De remembered that the condition of tha
apprentice iof the ten year at hi ~cr,itudc is 10
Pc s,fiPPe9 'f those features in the slavery of
the n''e9 s'ttes winch make humanity If trcatz
i,i'h' "' "9lt'l "i interest as we'll Of duty II
tie owner me apprentice Is to be sold into bond
age Tor zen years, aud during that period is to he
subjected 10 Saoh system Of nbor and treatment
as "iii prove most PRINTABLE 10 the cNaotions of
unfeeimg ararice. Ten years of such bond
VI" '' Ihnnt''f worse than lifetime
" s'oI' cur ana ten of the slavery which
- ~ -" ''"uiheIn states. Ten year. will
'''e 9il oi Phy seal capability IN tie ap
;9 ,,.J, "l9 ne survives tins limit with life, il
"ili '.'3 ue ms iot To take h~ freedom with no
49, Sap.','., ~ 'iil"Y It. oh the mere question II
"a.,.''''9 '"' SoH'',h'ht OF the civilized world
- 70 ~ Up anu aehouhcc II IA too shock
"a. u " tolerated.
but II Is enr duty to look at the movement in
us ihteheea ana It's probable bearing upon our
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WORCESTER, Mass, Oct. 2lst.-rhe Unita-
rian Convention is now in session in this city. Mr.
:. Il. Lathrop, OF Boston, has been chosen Ircsi-
dent. The discussion to day has been upon the
qqeshonas to what constitutes members Of the
Church Of Christ and the right to partake of the
Lords supper.
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Benton. Calhoun and Van Buren,

The communication We publish th. morninL
under the foregoing caption viii attract attention
its well from the interest attaching to the his
tore fact II discusses, from the uncommon bit
teraes@ Of il. tone. To avoid misnpprehcnsion.
we feel obliged to say thai the writer's dctc-ta-
ton OF Mr.. Benton, as we'll a. hi, admiration are
both expressed in stronger language than We
should employ in giving uterauee to our own sen
timents towards them
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MR. Enron:
Having reai chapter from Nr. Brtan'- forth
coming work, published some tine since ia tie
Nov J ORR Evening Poi. enclosed II 10 "a dis
tieai-hcd friend Of Mr. Calhoun. with the request
thai he would review il statements, which were
manifc-tIy tainted 10y great bitterness Of preiu-
dice. The accompanying letter was received in
reply. In the chapter referred TO, Mr.. Benton
a-eribcs tie course pursued by Clay, Calhoun and
Webster, with reference 20 Van Buren'- reiee-
ton minister Il Great Britain. TO motives too
mean aud corrupt ever 10 have found place IN
the bo-ons Of men uaby great 1h- letter
fully ,iudientc- MIR. Calhoun, and ! request TINT
you will send il forth ar au nntidotc to Col Ben
tom concentrated poison. BY inserting it you
will greatly olea Your Friend &c,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-25
Marine IufeiIiUpucf.

BoSroN, Oct. 2l.-The barque Benjamin Adj
ans, from Syria, which has arrived here brings
pillow and other articles for the Worlds Fair.
The ship Sogadmhock lost only - passengers
by choera The disease broke ont on her Sec
ond day out.