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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-09-14

New PROJECT We understand that paper is
about to be established in Raleigh to advocate the
Distribution of the Public Lands, and to be edited
by esteemed fellow townsman, E. Cantwell, Esq
We know nothing of the matter further than rumor
says.
Washington is called the city of magnificent
distances, and may truly say that the Democratic
party will ere long become party of magnificent
fragments. Democratic Free Press.
1t will be time enough to refer to this "new pro-
ject when it shall be fully disclosed; our purpose
in copying the above to state that the Free Press
which processes to be temperance paper, is Wing
concern IN Disguise "Beware of wolves in Sleeps
clothing"
The same paper from which the above is clipped
contains some machine poetry" ground out like so
much rye-coffee by the Editor, James H. Smith, from
which we make the following extract:
HAssELL and his dirty friends malign us as they WILL
Fearless and bold thOug be but just number few
We feel pride within breast the drunkard knew
This is intended for Mr.. G. B. Hassell, of Martini
gentleman and Christian, and in every respect
the superior of the who penned it. Mr.. Hassell
opposes prohibitory temperance law, and for this
he is thus abused and villifed.
The same paper contains the following, from the
charming pen of Smith
And as if to accumulate still stronger proof I'M
cap the horrid dungeons of the damned and leaning
over its sulphur burning walls behold myriads of
lost spirits writhng in awful agony, while remorse
made intense can be is summing up into point
all the quinteScence of dire damnation.
The gentleman, it must be confessed, is quite as
cool on the subject of temperance as the weather
would permit. We would most affectionately advise
Smith not to lean too far over those sulphur burn
ing walls'-he might fall in.
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DIED..

September 7h at his residence in Granville County N
c., Maj. JOIN S. EATON, in the 5Oh year of his age The
deceased had been for jealous member of the Epis
copal Church He we'll known both home and abroad
his character stood high for intelligence hospitality and
integrity and for devotion the welfare of the Church and
the interest of his native State He had suffered for
under the painful and lingering disease which
the his death His departure though sudden
and unexpected in its nature at last, yet unusually
peaceful, quiet, and pious.
[CoM
Richmond and Tennessee papers please copy.
In Petersburg Va. Monday evening, the 9th instant at
12 O'clock of Catarrhal fever after illness of thirtyx
hours the seventh year of his age GEORGE WALKER
ond son of W. A and Elizabeth p. Cameron.
In Petersburg Va, Wednesday evening the 9TH inst
O'clock of Consumption in the thrtieth year of her
age ELIZABETH PAGE CAMERON, wife of w. A. Cameron
and daughter of the late John Walker of Petersburg
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-09-14

+bS mat very sound and steady Wing journal.
.s I"em Press, takes the Warrenton News to task
Or oiamlng for Democrats !" the honor Of being for
p ulssrlouton The Press says this-question of
us Su,outlon is becoming 50 popular in North Caro-.
INA dow much so? Where is the proofY Il #
WIZ; ,Oona IN the fact that Col Boyd reduced the
"mg majority in the Stokes District from one thou
Sano TO three hundred and odd VOTES .
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DIR. SPENCER d. ARMSTRONG. On Wednesday night
last says the Marlborough Southerner, Dr. Spencer
d. Armstrong, confined in our jail on charge OF
being accessory to the murder of Tilman Hunt, a
negro trader Fayetteville about two years since,
made his escape. 1t seems that he had been very
sick and poorly of late, and his wife has been per-
mitted to visit him in prison By some means he
had been furnished with augur and other nipple
ments with which he made his way through the roof
doubtless with the assistance of some person outside,
and let himself down with his blankets and sheets.
A reward of 500, it will be seen by an advertise
ment has been offered by the Sheriff for his appre-
hension. He was to have been tried for the offence
with which he is charged at our Superior Court next
week. but has, it is feared again euded justice. There
some thirty or forty witnesses summoned in the
case, part of whom reside in or Fayetteville,
who win again for the third fourth time have to
leave their homes in fruitless The follow
ing letter. addressed to the Jaior, found in the
Jail:
TARBoRoUGH, Sept. 6, 1853.
Ny DEAR SIR: was reused from my repose By
the aid of some unknown stranger was taken out
at the top of this building, and the image or man
asked me did wish to write anything to my family.
l said no. but would like to write a few lines to the
proprietor of this house; I write these lines to
let you know that it unknown thing to me,
and the image person l never before. So
do not think hard of me- as it is mystery to
how any person could enter this house without any
noise, &c. If any of my family should ask about
me- show them this letter This is all [ can say.
must go with this stranger he will kill me; his
dagger is now drawed on me. Hove you as a father.
Good bye Very truly, yours,
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Latest bu the 1siU.

New YORK, Sept 9. A Geographic despatch from
Paris August 26th states that late advices from Con-
stantinople brought information that Prince Ghika
denies the that he had gone to the Gar.
He says he had been desired by Russia to suspend
relations with the Porte and stop paying tribute but
that not feeling competent to decide the question
himself he had made the matter known to the Otto
man Government for its decision.
There had been riots at Genoa, in consequence of
the high price of bread, and the military had been
called out
The citizens and refugees at Spezzia had compli-
mented Capt. Ingraham for his conduct in the Kos
Ia affair.
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NOR THE FALL OF $50. WE ARE NOW RE
ceving and in a few days shall have opened entire
stock of GENTLEMENS READY MADE CLOTHING,
which hesitate say, will be the largest and hand
soonest offered this City Consisting of every variety
style of Goods for gentlemens either for business
All gotten up under the of the under
signed-nade N the best and latest fashion.
Also, large and beautiful lot of gents FURNISHING
GooDs E. L. HARDING
Fayetteville Street,
Raleigh N C.
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AnOther Piece of Table Rock Fazzen.O

NIAGARA FALLS, Sept. 9, About 8 o'clock this
morning unusual noise deep rumbling sound
heard, and upon investigating for the cause, it
discovered that immense piece of Table Rock,
dieecty over the path where persons venture under
the cataract had fallen. The report and deep rumb
ling was at first supposed by some to be an earth
quake.
Quite number of persons still here, and there
apprehensions that some more may have
been under the rock at the time. Of this, however,
there is certainty 1t is supposed that this break
will so change the falling of the water as to prevent
persons from venturing under in future.
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The Fecer at No6ile-DeatA Of a BaltimOrean.
MOBILE, Sept 6. The fever continues to rage vio-
lcntly here. Mr.. Hineman Barney, son of the Hon,
John Barney, of Baltimore, died of the prevailing
epidemic Sunday last.
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csts, learn that the Roanoke, the Cape Fear the
%oa the Hadkin and other streams in this State
Oeen unusually high, owing to the recent ,o;rs
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-09-14

non lsA h Mr.. Ballard, Of the Exchange Rich.
'Hu' mas given $500 to the Virginia State Fair
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ARTISTS sMATERIALS-A beautiful lot of Landscape
Patterns for Oil Painting Japan Boxes, Paints Brushes
Oils and Varnish; Canvass pieces stretches.
Drawing Patterns, Pencils Paper, Bristol Board Mill
lures Picture Frames, Gilt Moulding, Glass &C.. &c.
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Pronreaa of the Yezzoao Eerer.

New ORLEANS, Sept. Z. The yellow fever is rap
idly abating. The whole number of interments up
to o'clock this morning, from all diseases was 3d.
MOBILE, Sept. 5. The fever shows no abatement
in its violence. Interments to-day 49, including %
from yellow fever.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-09-14

EIGARS AND CHEWING TOBACCO
Oovers' of the WEED will be glad to hear tbat The
scrber has received an invoice of Superior Cut
Smoking Tobacco, as fragrant as they anywhere
Sept. 12 1858. So
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Later from Merico.
New ORLEANS Sept. z. Later advices from Mex
leo state that several States greatly disafected
towards Santa Anna, and had pronounced against
his exactions.
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OST RECEIVED ANOTHER SUPPLY OF
q Musical instruments at the N c. Music Store where
may always be found Sheet Music Music Books for all
instruments Pianos from the celebrated Factory knae
Cache, Baltimore Guitars, Violins Violincelios Drums
Flies Flutes Claronetts Fageoets, Octave Flutes
Violin Screws Pins Bridges Bows. A lot of Italian
Strings both for Guitar and Violin large assortment of
Pcrfumery, Hair Brushes, Porte Monies &C.. &c. 49,
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Milton Sept. 9Th, 1858 SG-td,
N. b. general meeting Trustees of Wake Forest
College is expected at the Convention President will
have to be elected President White having accepted ap
pointment the Presidency of Female Institution IN
Tennessee. le.s-o5es N 7
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LATER FRoM EIIRaPE.

J New York, Sept g The steamer Asia has ar
rived, bringing Liverpool dates of the 9th ult.
& LIVERPOOL, Aug. 81. The Cotton markets. quiet,
at no quotable decline Lower grades would, how
ever be difficult to sell without some concession:
The market closed quiet-sales of the week 31,71O
bales of which SPECTATORS took 24O, and export
ers 1850 bales. Stock 802, 500 bales, including
540,o53 bales American. The quotations were:-
Fair Orleans Id Middling Gid; Fair Upland and
Mobile SID; .middling Mobile 3D.; Mdlding Uplands
10 led. Consols closed at 981.
Breadstuffs continued excited, owing to unseason-
able weather, and prices had still further advanced
For the week the advance in wheat had been Id
Sd. per bushe, and in -four Is Is. Cd rs per Dbl.
Corn was in demand at Cd. Is. per quarter adj
vance White wheat quoted at S. 3D. S. 3d.;
mixed and red IS. S. Cd. Canal -four 28s cd.
29s. 3d.; Philadelphia and Baltimore 30s. Cos. 3D.;
sour 26s I'D. White and yellow corn 31s. Cd. 32s.
Cd.
The general intelligence is devoid of interest The
Eastern question in stGtw gao, but wasgenerally
regarded settled
Mr.. Soule was at Paris where he would remain
few days previous to proceeding to Madrid
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Raleigh, Sept. IL, 1858.

0VWAINE, IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERs,s Beg
leave to inform their friends in Virginia and North Carolina
that they this offer the largest and
most commandings stock of STAPLEzAED FANCY DRY
GOODS ever exhibited in the city of Petersburg
have been selected with great by of the firm per-
son. and having operated early advance stock of
purchases Buying at all times exclusively for CASH, they
believe they possess advantages which will make
interest of purchasers call them. Terms liberal as
usual. PAUL & McILWAINE, - .
Importers and Wholesale Dealers
East Side Sycamore ST
Petersburg, Sent, Q. 1858. 8v.
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1T AFFORDS THE SUBSCRIBER MUCH
APLEASURE to inform Physicians, Families, and the
friends Of his that he has secured the services
of Mr. j. F. BROWN, of Philadelphia as an Assistants
Pharmaceust who is highly recommended as being thor
ough qualified to dispense and test the purity of Medicines
Physicians and Family Prescrip tons viii be executed
promptly and faithfully at all hours of the day night by
Mr. brown, or the publc's friend p. F. PESCUD.
i
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-09-14

EALL AT PESCUD,S DRUG STORE FOR YOUR
Csuppies of American and FOREIGN PERFuSERY TooTH
ana Ham BhusHES CoARsE and FIsE CONS SoAPs and
Pescud keeps large and sells at small advance to
consumers and the trade.
Sept. 1853. -s.,
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Notice to North Carolina & Virginia Merchantsg
STEVENSON & WEDDEI,ISI IMPORTERS AND

STEVENSON & WEDDELI., IMPORTERS AND
9JoBBERs OF STAPLE FANCY DRr Goops Petersburg,
PG Now offer to the trade large and commanding
large stock of DOMESTIC FABRICS purchased before
cent advance in prices. e5sss
Merchants respectfully invited to call and
assortment, feel confident offer great
ments to purchasers be found in this any Oder
market.
N. B. ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. 80
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-23

The SUBLIME IN PoLITENEss.
and extravagant adnlaton often betray people
lnto uttering the most ridiculous absurdities,
quite unntentionally. A great man, address
ing the House of Lords, said, at is my most
painful duty 10 inform your Lordships that It
has pleased the Almighty to release the King
from his sufierings' A maid of honor In France,
being asked the hour by her royal mistress,
obseqniously replied, "What your majesty
pleases."
nurse, wishing to give avery polite an
swer TO gentleman who itquircd after the
health Of sick baby entrusie TO her care,
said. "Oh, sir, hatter myself The child is go.
ing 10 die" A nobleman told visitor that he
had been talking to him in dream. Pardon
me, replied the other. III really did not hear
YOU Sir Robert Graham. being apprized
'hot he had by mistake. pronounced sentence
oi transportation on a criminal, who had been
found guilty ofa capital offence. desired tho
man TO be again placed in the dock. and has
ty putting on the black cap, he said prisoner
at the bar beg your pardon and then pass
ed on him the nv ful sentence oi death.
A country carpenter having neglected to
make gallows the Judge himself went TO the
man, aud said, "Fellow, how came you to neg
leet the gbbet that ordered T. Wi,hou, in
tending any sarcasm. tho man replied. Il am
very sorry for had | known it was FOR your
lordshp, i, should have been done immediate
ly." At the battle Of Trafalgar, n generous
British sailor, seeing tar bleeding profusely
from wound, ran to his assistance. He had
no sooner raised him from the deck on which
he fell, than the wounded man said, Thank
you Jack;and please God. III do the same for
| vnu h.f,aro tho fubt Ia ovar
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-23

THE CRUELTY OF DEspoTIsM- COUNTESS
EXECUTED IN PRIsoN.-It is stated in the New
York Times that report has just reached
the Hungarians in that city, through various
private hands, OF an event, outreaching all yet
known of Austrian cold blooded, judicial tyran-
ny. During the Spring of 1851, two years a f.
ter the Revolution, and in the midst Of the gui.
ct Of Slavery, all Hungary was aroused by
the news that young and distinguished lady
had been suddenly arrestedt the Countess Blan-
ca Teleki She was high-born, of one of the
oldest families of Hungary-u family beloved
for its many deeds Of heroic patriotism.-She
had been owner oflarge estates-but, though
of the aristocra,ic order. none loved her better
than the peasantry They all knew her as the
friend Of the poor. And in many rural dis
tricts, the Sunday Schools and Schools for tho
lower classes owe tEeir origin entirely TO
tho self sacrificing labors of this lady.
Suspicion had never breathed upon her name.
She loved Hungary; and she was a woman Of
heroic spirit These were supposed to be the
reasons af her arrest. The charge against her
was,that she was in correspondence with Kos.
suth and Mazzini. No one, even there, sup.
posed the Government would dare to inlure her
or hold her long. The news now is, that in
these Spring days, the young Countess was
privately executed in her prison-probably
that OF Gros Wardein.-Pemn. Ing.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-23
=TNION STEAMSHIP COMPA- Is3

Union STEAMSHIP COMPA- ,e,asfaS
" NY'S LINE OF STEAMERS-Eor Phil ~eHs
adciphia, Uia. Norfolk-STEAMERS Pennsyloanta
Virginia. and City Of Richmond Capt Baymore, Capt
Teal, and Mitchell One of these splendid steamships
will leave Richmond for Philadelphia alternately Mon
days and Fridays, at high Notwithstanding leave
Philadelphia fer Richmond Wednesday and Saturdays
(until further notice,) at 10 o'clock, A. M.
These Steamers have been built expressly for this linz
and every has been taken in their construction t.
ensure strength and speed, and their accommodation
for passengers and attention their Captains une
qualed.
Passengers for New Y0rk-We have en-
tered into arrangements with the several Compn'
nes forward passengers through New York eth
by railroad steameIs thereby offering to the trav
Cling community for that city such inducements as tho
following viz: a short trip at sea, thereby avoiding
much oc that great objection in travelling by sea- "sea
sickness trip up the beautiful Delaware, and suf-
fcient time ia allowed (f requir"d) for sghtseeng in
the QUAKER City," Passage through to New York lst
cabin und found $40 90
Passage in 1st Cabin and found to Philadelphia 90
do 2nd do do do do 00
For freight or passage, apply to
RO. RANKIN, AG'T., corner 90, 81 Water Sts.,
Richmond, w
LEVI ELDRIDGE, GEr'L Aor,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-23
RICHMOND.
EDMUND, DAVENPORT ~ CO.
II RIG HMOND, offer for sale in slore and losi. a

EDMUND, / DAVENPORT y CO.
LRlG HMoND, offer for sale in and 'ost a.
Wholesale
5000 Sacks Lver fine Salt Marshall and othe, brand
100 do Ground Alum do
300 tons Richmond ground Plaster
500 tons best Peruvian Guano dali, expsctes
500 bbls Rosendsle Cement
500 bushels prime Cloverse~d
$50 bills Bone Dust
l25 hhds. Bacon sides.
l27 tierces Sugar House Molasscs
200 boxes Archer & Cos. No. l axes
300 tierees London Porter
so cases Cross Blacknes Londcn Mustard
25 do do Walnut and Mushroom Cniehur
25 Hampers English Cheese (Glouccster)
75boxes Maccaroni
80 Bags Sicily Almonds
300 bags Brazile Sugar
400 bags Costa Rca Coffee
Hennessey, GODDARD Otard and Sasara1 Brandy, Held
sck and Hungarian Lion Wine; Sherry Mn1 rib, 49,,
Port Wine, &c, &c.
Many of the above are of our own importation, M
profess sell low ashley be had in this
try. quantity and quality considered Tens good a.
assortment can be had in the country adapted to tn
trade of Virginia.
dec 30-dacts EDMUND. DAVENPORT Il co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-23

The Scotchman's prayer Keep my purse
from the iaaoyer-my body from tho doctor
and my soul from the dsyiL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-23
DR. JOHNSTON

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London,
Graduate frem one ofthe most eminent Colleges of the
United States and the greater part of whose life has
been spent in the Hospitals of London Paris Phiadel-
phia and elsewhere, has effected of the most
onishing cures that ever known. Many troubled
with ringing in the and head when asleep, great
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, and
oahfuness, with frequent blushing attended, some
times, with arrangement of mind, were cured immed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-23
A VALUABLE REMEDY

N
TNHE E undersigned have the pleasure OF informing
l. the public, that his newly invented HAIR TONIC
hus now been thoroughly tried and has answered his
most sanguine expectations. 1t has proved itself to be
not only remedy against the fallng of the hal
from the head thus eectually preventing badness bu
brings it out where it is deficient. In instance, on
lady or gentleman where it has been properly tested
it failed.
But will let some of those who Lave tried it speak
in its behalf.
1--WE the undersigned having used Armistead Pride =
Hair Tonic take pleasure in estyng to its efficacy III
preventing the coming of The hair, and otherwise
and causing it to thcken. We think that
fair trial will satisfy any of this and do not there
lore, hesitate to recommend It.
Henry LATHAM, JOHN CLARK
JAMES NJ LANGHoRSE, john w. STEWART,
II. NJ. GARLAND, ir., A. q. LEWIS
number of other names mi ght be added if it were
thought necessary.
For sale at DR.. Lyman's, Druggist, and at VIM.
Prides's Barber Shop, door below the Marshal
House Price 81 per bote.-Wh hen taken by the quan
ty there will be considerable deduction made in thu
price
Orders from any part of the United States promptly
attended to, ifaccompanied if by the money.
nm oG-3m ARMISTED PRIDE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-23

NEGROES WANTED.-THE subscribe e
" having located in Lynchburg will give the highes
prces for Negroes between the ages OF lo and 80 years
Those having negroes for sale will find it to their inter
.st call on hin at Dibrers Hotel, Lynchburg Va.
AlIcommunicalions will receive prompt attention.
nav o6ascts r ID P READ.
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

RECOMMENDATIONS
We have in Mr.. II. Brittinghafn Mitchell's PUMP
AND ENGINE, and esteem them a most valuable sp.
pendnge great convenience and mn efficient proteo
ton against fire.
CHARLES MARX, Richmond,
X. Is. TYLER, do
DR. ROYSTER Huguonot Springs,
ARCHER VAUGHAN, Farmville.
EDMUND HUBBARD, Buckingham,
r. j. GAINES, Charlotteo.
The Pump can be seen In use at DR. Wm. b. Morriss,
Diuguids foundry and many other places in Lynch
burg nil Of whom approve their utility and useful
ness The Pump can bs seen in Rrl ,nond at IT,. Wing
office. They warranted '"ork well for year.
~ NOTICE.-All pers.n. buying Jslng the
| above articles, are responsible me for IL.
Il. .BRITTINGIIA MITCHELL,
| march 22-d1y Proprietor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-23
uyERpOOL BLOWN SALT
SOFAS, Divans IL Tete-

SxnxsEzn SOFAS, Divans IL Nete-
VI a-Tete's.-On hand, the largest
~ and most select stock of Upholster
ed Work. ever offered in this city, consisting in part OF
35 Sofas from $25 to $50,
10 pair Dvans from $35 to $50,
10 - Tete-a-Tete's from $65 to $3.50,
Is doz. Mahogany Chairs from $50 to $50 per doz.
Rocking Chairs from $40 to $25.
Spiral Spring Bed, and Cured hair Mattresses mado
on the approved pan low as they can be bought in
Nortber Cities A. WINSTON
npl5--ts>
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1 W d R It II IT q II IL M IL 10 y.
oardeners F1oyssts, Iucorpoyatsd Cempanies, Mar.
n,ctn,rs, Aytisans, Protessionai Men Mechanics, and
others-The Pump and Fire Engine
cOmbincd.-RighSec Secured by United States Let.
'ers-Patent.-ALL IsrRIHogMEHTs WILL BE PRosEcU
TED LAW. This IL tho valuable invention OF
the age and without which, manufactures, public edi
ices hotels and private dwellings incomplete, and
comparatively insecure. With this cheap and efciens
Fire Engine the Farmer is perfectly independents of all
nnnccomnodoting insurance companies, and bid
lefancc the ncendiay.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-23

NJ OTICE.-A persons indebted the oonoera
" of Johnson, Younger and Smith, well as those
hnving claims against the same, requested to
forward speedily possible, and make settlement,
no longer indulgence will be given.
YOUNGER Il SMITH,
Acting Partners of
April 2l-2m ,hnson. Younger g. Smith.