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and 23Kc. for drudge, per gallon.
IsVERTlSEMEsN RENEWED EVERY DAY.
~ SEE THIRD PAGE. -SA
CORPORATION NOTICES.
CORPORATION ho1IcE-PUBLIc NOTICE is
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tn. East he
~ such All lot.
81: & s:s
io, aisl street. whose :Is,s;
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oMss Bureau Of Assessments Street Department July
CORPORATION NorICE.-PUBLIc NOTICE rs HERE
the 'En.r or sds
completed lodged N; once =
s
Srscsa By susn ali and
lets lots pieces and parcels e. sns Su
.1ssse East river and side. Of First
easements and who opposed to the or either Of
r. sSs.s.sass .Sss sss Es q Record
vfshia thirty days from the d.te o. sh,s notice;
S Si III S (; aSSSiSher, Assessors.
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department. July
CORPORATION NOTICE. : PUBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby sivea, to the aud occupant and
s and @ %
been completed by the and lodsed 10 the
see Of the nresn Of for era@iss.oP By all
srse. from seer JsGsrson street Rutgers street
ya aonssS and lots Of ground vacant lots pieces
parcels Of land situated both sides q street
from Madison to Mo5y
and who opposed the either Of then r.
TO e fssr their Re , " = VII Sa
ssirsY Gays nom the da,e q Z. this :, notice
s S'stiis s hSs@HbqF Assessors.
- o as narsu Of Assessments Street department July
s9QRPORATIoN EorICE.-rUsLIc NOTICE Is
hereby gvon TO the oser or ownar oce lpant Or oceu
seted ftsreby That the Following have beSn
j bs bureaS Of Assesements for eHemnaon BY ali Por
sons Interested VIZ For ucing 50 re- = arons street
re ita ~ such ali lie ssSs
~ muses. aud ground ycant 10 peo.s parcels
iagd stoatsd on 10Th side OF Lsu,sns street tom
= ehsr 70 ~ street y press whose 'H,ste.ts ars
g-s = me same eithor them equesed PFssont
asN StJesun IN "risr 60 KS nnsesienSa ~ ta.tf 9
%a'e Z shis ~. loo WILL ~ GsG.,
S Sesess g I, V VisS1. A'''''o,'.
ofs hureau n Assessesn's Street pspartaoat July
y ~
.lOaPoRsTI0N NOTICE. PUBLIC Norict IS
~ hereby given e tho ngher Or oFcs, oesupant or 90
J46 ~ Affected thsf.by rnoving 10
s csapl "a y ~ Asses'ors Z. er iod,ad = VIZ
,ns i.tsfssteo fssiaf stfds3e str3 lsia
-1sa include ~ TIE sy~ss houses end iotg y
opna yaset ,..', pee 'a -, ,t p y, X On
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NEWPORT WATER Ours, OPENED APRIL RHs9
IN has been d,ted mp with Particular regard 20 eeset
and convenience. The healthfuness Of Newport ehDaSs
renders most desirable Terms so per week. psys
ble WEEKLY. Address DR.. Reh. Nsvpork = L
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Gp&x r K dSiHfNs CO., No. IS wa. street.
BROWN, SHIPLEY CO., Liverpool
.. g. ROBERTS CO., Is King's Arms Yard, London.
JOHN hUNROE 1 CO., No. - Rue Notre Dame dss
victories, Paris
GEO. II. DRAPER Havre
Of these ships will not be accountable for gold
silver bullion specie jewelry precious stones metals
unless bills Of lading are signed therefor and the value
thereof therein expressed.
E0R SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.-THE UNITED
IL States mail steamer WASHINGTON H. Fitch, com
msnder will call for Bremen touching Mt Southampton to
Saturday August 1 from pier No. g. North river. Price
Of passage
In nrst CABIN main saloon .S,auI
In hTst cabin, lower saloon. lUO
In second cabin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 60
An experienced surgeon attached to each steamer All
letters must through the Post office Specie delivered
in avre and London For passage freight apply to
The steamer Hermann will succeed the Washington and
sail Sept. 10.
THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM
ship Company intend sailing their fav0rite steamships
PHILADELPHIA.
City Of Man chester Saturday July 80
City OF Glasgow. Saturday, Aug ~
FROM LIVERPOOL
c,ty ., MMasSow; sanesaay' suy
Saloon 800 $50 and Sss according to state rSomsJ
Limited number of third class passengers will be taken
and found with fortably cooked provisions. for
500. to Liverpool $3b. from Liverpool
Parties wishing to br ont their friends ob sin eert
fcaes OF passage and drafts the sank Of Ireland in
of 81 sterling aud UPWARDS Hands he had nj
She Office Of THOMAS RICHARDSON. Agent,
No. Id Broadway.
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GTRftT bEPhRTMEET, NO 4 HALL OF RECORDS
Lseaed proposals will he received at This office, until
friday, Auuet p 20 lay course OF nvcfett
sidewalk OF tth aveouo between Thirty fourth and forty
atcond streets 70 av tho dewalk Henry street from
40 100 70 knstrs street also tho sidewalk In Rutrefs
street rom - y 70 Henry street when needed to rc
avenue md Hudson river, and nag four feet OF salks
Specifications TO be had application TO the
Clerk Of this department.
JAMES FUREY, Street Commiss,oroy
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LyCK SOUTH AMPToN AND HAvRE-THE UNIFeg
IT. States msil steamship FRANKLIN. Jas. A. Wotton,
commander will leave fer Havre touching 1t Southampton
T. land the mails .u3 July 3D. 81
II O'Clock from pier No. North river Psios of
1920 Baggage wanted during the should be sent
hoard the day before sailing marked below No
ohandse will be received board after Thursday July %
Tor freight passage apply to
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TGg' FMRRGffs.
r-FVRUGC AND IIsHEfLb FE6RE--ANY PER
N cons reilcut III Newhurg and Fehtill, who state
a.a teudipv 10 show ahuHsr ~ this f4rTg
charter or its character monopoly viii rease address
INOMN GALL a VANnLRPpEL, councillors IT law
IN Broadway, New lork
eNTATFN ISLAND PERPENDICULAR AND EXoUR-
- eor trps Island Fare "a cents Boats Leave
tie d Whiteho Street south tide Of TIE Battery
Ncw York OF 81 andll0ls A. II and 80 "a and rs ~
NJ; wight, rs O'clock Boats leave Staten leland sysy
a. and Ga p. NJ; night 10 O'clock
JvNION AND KEYPoRT FERRY, FOOT OF CHAM
hers street Boats leave New York, for the unioh
a. OK at A. Keyport dock Mt A. NJ; Union dosk NJ
3P. Keyport dock at y M RETURNING '.sye sSy
port OF A. NJ; Union at rs A. NJ; Keyport at I. W
Union +. NJ Fare TO Union Ga coats fare 20 ksyport
l2 cents Stages leave the arrival OF the boats LOT
Midsetown Point Freehold ked Bank Shrewsbury, Long
Brapch &c union Is t1e new port ny
Of the Florence and keyrGrs ,S w 'A'
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CORPORATION EO1ICE-PUBLIc NOTICE IS
~ hereby given, TO the owner owners occupant
supsnts Of all houses aud lots Improved proved
Lands affected thereby that the have
completed by the Assessors and lodged in the
once Of ths Bureau q for By Al
from second 20 the East river The limits embraced
By sush suds all the several houses and lots
sf ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
both .ids. Of street from the x.st river TO
First and Second 100 feet inches north and south
u Forty 9Th street. All whose interests Affect
ID by the above named and who opposed 30
Ne same either Of them are TO present their
No Hall Of Records within thirty days sm the date Of
this notice. WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE Assessors.
CHARLES McNEILL,
Oos Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, July
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OFFICE, CRYSTAL PALACE,

y July 10, 1853
The public respectfully informed Crysta
lace Is every day
hours Of ~ o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock r. NJ until further
notice.
Single Admissions. 50 cents
Children under twelve years OF age. % cents
Tickets may at tie 70 the Crystal
Palace, 1t the music store Of WIN. Hall Son Ne 100
Broadway, corner Of Park place
JOHN N. BATCHELDER
Saore NJ tha San riot amt
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nR. aNrfR--RY THE DUPLICATION OF BIs OLD
~ aud rcusdtf eUrh* hurdreds Of clio AFFECTED
yef1y rt wbeB fttrtt cured IA a aert
AMI 81 detention sroe tup.ss Honorable treAtrneua ami
permRnut guaranteed Ocs No. Division street.
NJ other place.
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Once, Bureau of Aesossmerts Street department INV
- 1853 '' 'u'y
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rrUREE SMALL CENTRE. BOARD sCH0ONERs roR
sale, carrying 1885, 100 10 tons each. Call on , NJ
HOFFMAN, No. - Newark avenue Jersey city where The
vessels can Ne seen.
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Mo SID rerco its VII ne despatched frl England
dpcy aoatJuiy reN tie otl " follow atfntoryas
IL one month tHANelUN NEIION, Secretary.
80 Nu0rrato street london.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-01


Wings by appointing Democrats 10 office.
Mr.. Gentry. All Vrginians.
Mr.. Stanly. Not at all. Some of Virgin.
ia's characteristics are very bright. He was
willing To do Justice 10 Vi-ginians, even of the
first families. if they are not eternally boastng
of it-they who work out their own way and
do not rest under the shadow of ilustrious re-
putation.
Mr.. Gentry did not wish to be understood
as invoking prejudice against Virginia. lie
glorled in her fame. He disdained 10 make
such an invocation to the vulgar prejadices n
gainst the lllustrious Commonwealth.
Mr.. Stanly. If lie has not so designed n.
gainsl the Commonwealth of Washington, he
has this morning endeavorcd to stab the rcpu.
taton of one of Der most distinguished sons.
Mr.. Gentry. If truth sabs let it stab
Mr.. Stanly. The gentleman says, If true.
Mr.. Gentry. | say ii is truth
Mr. Stanly. Then the gentleman should
come forward with his articles of impcach-
ment.
Mr. Gentry said he did not believe the Sec
retary Of tire Interior was actuated 10y bad
motives but It was the duty of the House TO
let him know he had not done right.
Mr.. Letcher made certain complaints a.
gainst the Superintendent of the Census.
Mr. Ashe said it was due to Mr.. Kennedy to
say that that gentleman came TO him ten days
ago asking for full investi CATION into his Con.
duct This shows that he had no disposition
10 screen himself from the charges of improp-
er conduct.
Mr. Toombs said that if The gentleman from
Tennessee was right it was "A question ofpun
lshment and degradation. 1t was crime in
consistent with honor and honesty, aud ought
10 he inquired into.
Mr.. Gentry sad the charges are uncontro'
vered.
Mr.. Strolher held it 10 be the duty of the
gentleman, when the committee rose, to move
resolutions Of inquiry, that the accused may
have an opportunity OF being heard. An IN
vesrigalion would not occupy two days.
Nh. Brown. Of Mississippi, was opposed TO
the amendment, viewing the matter tenn
pest in a teapot. The people guilty of these
improprieIies will soon go out of Office; new
order Of things will ensuc. and men will be
put in who will not be guilty Of such mpro
prieties. He thought it was Iegislating in ad-
vance against people who are known TO be
honest 1t was throwing degree of imputa
ton upon them hardly necessary. There as
necessity for II.
Mr.. Jones, of Tennessee thought there was.
Mr.. Toombs. Who are coming III
Mr.. Brown. The Democrats. (Laugh
ter.)
Messrs. Stanton. Of Ohio, and Florence
made a few comprehensive one against the
Superintendent of the Census and the other
against the Comptroller Of the Treasury ;
when
The question was taken, and Mr.. Gentry
amendment was agreed to.
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RoDSEr, Miss, Dec. 7, 1852.

hODNkTi NIIss.t DeC , I0J-'
Isaac Bridge, Esq, Mem Orleans.
Dear Strive send you enc of Rich & Co.'S Safes,
ried in the fire in the 22d August This
Safe stood an extreme heat of large frame building in
which il used surrounded by quantity of bagging
our, rope, whiskey, and many other combustibc nrt
cs. 1t will show for itself the heat it sustained Thr
papers therein not even soiled. We therefore do
hereby certify that this of the best Safe have
seen. AL other safes except this make, proved worth
ess, as cannow be proven on the ruins.
Yours respectfully.
WORTHINGTON g. co.
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CARDS.
LAW CIRCULAR.
WOKTnINGTON q. SNETnEN.

WASHINGTON, d, e,
NONTlNUES to practice Law exclusiveyn in the Su
" preme court, and to attend to before Con
sress;
To prosecute Clnns and seulc Accounts ngninst tin
Departments, Bureaus, aud Bonrjs Of Commissioners;
To procure Patents for Inventions, at home md n
ffoad, mad To obtain Pensions and Bounty lands
To collect Debts, Dividends, Lcrncies, and inhel
tances in any part of the United Stntes md IN Foreign
Countries;
To make Investments of funds In Loans md Stockr
and on Bond AM Mortgage, and 10 ncgocinte the pun
chase aad sale o Loans Land and Putentrights in any
State ofthe Union. mug 9.-dscts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-01
DECEE'S SAFES AGAIN N-IVHDER'S
IL Patent Soiamandey, NH Richs improvement.
CHARLRsrov, s. c., Nov. 81, 1852

CHARLEsroY, s. c., Nov. o. 1852.
Ncssrs Sicarns g. MarUm, SucceSSorsfo Rich d Co.
GentLemen:-On the night of the lth inst. my entire
stock. consisting of oils, candies white lead rubber
springs and packing also very great quantity of Other
merchandise, consumed by fire. Your safe contain
cry thing in il saved in tho perfect condition.
hau used the gas for dirk, aud the box of
matches used light it is custom, put no
The safe, for consider them dangerous things to leave
about The mntchcs and the books where all of my
whole stock that Ind not the mark the fire upon them.
Unfortunatc for me- you have here had prof of the
goodness of your Saamanders the perfect satisfaction
of every who Witnessed the Obstruction of my store.
Yours very respectable
LEWIS NJ. HATCH
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors.
TErR MS.

~ y1RgINI ~ published daily at Sc, and semi weekly at
In advance No subscription Is taken for shorter
e ban six months and paper is discontinued except at
% nton the Proprietors until all arearages shall nave
inserted for 80 cents per square or
fxv"7 Insertion, and 81 - cts for every utter
irJ - N ,,,l, "a n..rons is not marked the Ms it
a1 y, t ne. MI ordered out, and charged accordingly
~ lY RATES are:For the privilege of two squares,
weekly 40; for square daily S35 semi weekly
a l r inner FORM daily So semiweeky s5 Every yearly
scr will be quired conne his advertising his par
line of business and he exceed the stipulated for
~ will he charged ratably for ,.ie excess.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-01
PRUsH MOUNTAIN MILL stones.

RMUSHh WVUNH AIN WI
- The undersigned procuring from their cee.
braed quarry the Bush Mountain Montgomery conn-
ty, Mil Stones and Burrs of the very best quality he
reputation of these stones widely known, but the
Railroad giving us increased facilities in filling orders,
We have ointed Mcdaniel Hurt Il Preston ana Lee
Johnson Lynchburg our agents for the sale of them
who will receive orders and have them fulfilled at the
shortest notice.
Our Address, Blacksburg, Montgomery county Va
ISRAEL PRICE e. Co.
james NJ. Williams, Danve, Va, Reynolds & Co.
Leaksville, N. G. are also agents l. T. q Co.
Feb l4-dkrts
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WORTHINGTON & CO.

Merchants and others interested in the preservation OF
books and papers from fire. respectfully requested to
,al at the store of the undersigned and peruse
her of erifcatcs similar the above, extending over
period of ten wears. No book paper document OF
uny description has ever been injured by fire in any OF
these Safes.
An assortment of these Safes, with and without Yae'-
Powder Proof Locks. and jones Powder Proof Locks
tor sale thu Depot LAC Water Street, and at the Fac
iory, corner of Avenue and ST. Marks Place, New
York STEARNS & MARVIN.
Successors to Rich & Co, 146 Water Street, Ne"
York the only makers of Salamandes Safes in the u
nited States combining Wilder's and Rch's Patents
STERHs g. MARVIN Salamander Sale Manufacturers,
have purchased of H. c. Jones the patent right for MS
Powder ProofB Bank Lock commonly called the WORLD
FEIR LOCK. behind which One Thousand Dollars was
placed in a Safe the Fair in London. during PERIOD
forty days be the property of any OF the ViSi
Tors who could open the Lock. The attempt 10 open
was made daily by hundreds without success
Bankers Jewellers and Merchants can be supplied
with these Locks by the cole proprietor
STEARNS 81 MARVIN
feb 8-.d&c3m l46 Water Street New iorK'
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TUESDAY MORNING.

knew him 10 be as honorable. man as is to be
found this side of heaven He had offended
Wings by appointing Democrats 10 office
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-01

VUNO SPOR MEN-We have this DAY opened
l. large assortment of double and single barrel
GUNS, direct from London, and manufactured for our
selves embracing variety of qualities, from $3.50
500 each. We earnestly invite all who wish to pur
chase. call and see them before purchasing.
sept 3--dts GREGORY, ,ROYkLL e. SIMPSON.
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ECHOLs, PRYOR 4 TALIAFERRO

y = have on hand good supply OF meal, and VIII ne
liver it at the door of any customer upon the
Unable terms They have cart intended specially tof
meal purposes. Orders left with Messr Murreii q
S'Iaton, will meet with prompt attention.
Jsn 10 d&cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-01

NEGROES WANTED.-THEs subscriber
having located in Lynchburg, will give the highest
prices for Negroes between the ages of 10 and 80 years
those having nep for sule will find 1t to their inter-
est to call on him at Dbrelps Hotel Lynchburg. va.
All communications will receive prompt attention.
nov 26-AScts r kFhD'
Plymouth banner., 1853-04-07
NJ. Y. DUTCHMAN.
The HandSOmeSt, Cheapest, Ldrgest and Best
Family Newspaper Published.
PRICE hEDUCED.

HNHE arangeme ntS which the proprietors
Il have completed, will enable them to max
the third volume of the Datchmsn one o. the
most valuable papers of The day. Having Sc
cured some o. the best talent in the country.
and purchased new font of SplenCi type,
they are enabled 10 present paper, which in
typographloai al appearance, cannot be surpass-
ed, and in literary contents cannot be eQualled.
In addition to splendid romanceS. thrilling
tales, humorous sketches, mrth provoking
jokes, Poetry, correspondence, and gleanngs
from t he best foreign Journals, with which its
columns Will at all times be stored, the Dutch
man Will publish a synopsis OF the most inter
csting local and foreign ne US ofthe day which
VIII make it invaluable TO all classes.
The terms OF the Dutchman have also been
greatly reduced. Hereafter, it can be obtain
ed at all tie News Depots throughout the
country at
Four cents per Copy.
Mail subscribers Will also be furnished at
he following greatly fOdIced prices; payable
invariably IN advance
TERMS. | copy - 90; 3 copies S5 90; 5
copies 81 90; 10 copies SI3 90; IS copies SIS.
Letters containing remttances, &c should
be addressed [post paid 10 the propretorS
GRIFFIN d FARNS WORTH
De Nassau ST, NY
Plymouth banner., 1853-04-07
We az GOOAS!

ME undersigned takes this method OF in
Il viting the people of Plymouth and sur
rounding country to his new stock OF Goods
consisting In part OF the following:
GmghamS, Lawns and JacOnetts,
De Lanes, LuStreS, hs'd. Bobinetts,
Irish Linens and Silk cravatS,
Pamleaf, Silk ara Leghorn Hats.
Diapers MuSlins, and fine Calicoes,
Ladies' Wooden and Cotton Hose;
CasSimereS, TweedS and cotton Drills,
Boots, Shoes and Coffee mills.
LaceS, EdgingS and Silk FringeS,
LatcheS, Locks and good DOR Hinges;
Buttons, Combs and Spool Thread,
FlannelS-yellOw, white and Red:
Spectacles, ThimbleS and Finger rings,
Ribbons, Tapes and Fiddle Strings,
Needles, Pins and Picnic MittS,
Gimblets, Screws and Auger bits.
Knives, Scissors and nice Dishes,
Candies, Cheese and White Fishes;
Coffee, Tea and Spanish Whiting.
Ginger, Rice and Cotton Batting.
.alSpice, Pepper and good Nails,
link WaShboardS and wooden Pals.
ScviheS, Rakes and Steel Forks,
ShovelS, Spades and Bottle corkS.
Curry combs and Looking glasses,
Indigo, Starch and sweet MolaSSes
Chinese, Golden and Balm Liniment,
Condition powders and Horse Ointment,
All of which are good and new,
And We'll delight In showing you.
At the Plymouth Bank Store.
c. d. CLARK.
March 10, lSj3. 2ti.
Plymouth banner., 1853-04-07
Negroes and Mulattoes.

DY the provisions OF an act, see page 3o5,
ID Ist Volume Revised Statutes OF 1852
entitled IAN act TO ENFORCE the I3th article of
The Constitution" approved June lSif 1852,
1t IS made the duty OF the Clerks of the sew
eral Circuit Courts in the State, to give no.
tlce, by publication Ill = newspaper OF their
county, requiring all nt -roes and nulattoes
who were inhabitants of lie State prior TO In e
LIST day of November 1851. and entitled TO re-
side therein, 20 appear be ore him for registry.
lie Is alfo required to make re5 e5IStTy OF their
names and OF the witne sses by whom the righ [
oi such negro or mulattOe 10 reside III the State
Shall have been proven; and 10 issue cernfi-
cate, under the seal OF said court, setting orth
The acts contained IN such register, which
Will entitle such negro or mulattoe TO legal
residence therein: which SAID certificate is to
be Tree OF Charge 10 the applicant and paid for
out OF tie county Treasury.
There ore III accordance with the require
mentS OF the above act, now give notice that
| am prepared, on the presentation OF teStlmo-
ny, 10 make a register and issue a ceruf-
CAFE OF ''name, age, description, place oil birth,
and residence o. each negro aud mulattoe
entitled thereto; of which all persons concern
ed will take notice
RICHARD CORBALEY, elk. M.c.c.
April 7, 1853. Cts.
Plymouth banner., 1853-04-07
PROSPECTUS
Tbe 39lpnrontt) Bau,1cr.

Having completed one volume Of the
BASNER with but very little if any pc
cuniary benefit. yet we are willing to re-
ly upon the citizens OF Marshall and the
adjoining counties for an increased liber
ality and patronage in commencing a
second volume. At orr commencement
in county so young and sparsely popu-
lated. the permanent esta adjustment of a
respectable newspaper at this place. was
looked upon by many, as rather hazard
Gus and doubtful undertaking; but
that generous feeling heretofore manifes-
ted, and that liberal hand heretofore ex-
tended by those who have thus far been
our patrons-togethe with an increase
in proportion to the increase Of popula-
tion. may FIX THE FACT, that the Plym-
outh Banner is permanently located
amongst you.
We heed, and should have additional
patronage to enable the establishment to
remunerate us for the time and labor ne
cessarily employed in making the paper
interesting and worthy of patronage, and
creditable TO the town and county in
which it is published. Shall we have it?
Ii each OF our present subscribers would
procure an additional one, (aad we have
not one on our list who has not sufficient
influence to do it. we should feel amply
encouraged to do the work assigned US,
until our town shall number its thous-
ands, and our county its tens of thous-
ands of Inhabitants. We think our re-
quest IS not an unreasonable one. Shall
il be grantedP 1t remains for our fellow
citizens to determine
1t never has been, nor shall it hereaf-
ter be our aim to make the Banner a
strictly political paper-but home
newspap per--a family fireside companion
alike interesting and beneficial to the
farmer and mechanic. the merchant and
professional man--the old and the Young,
and protecting the interests and defend
ing the rights of all.
A description of the size and mechan-
icai appearance of the paper, can be more
satisfactorily ascertained by the eyamip.
alton of copy.
Plymouth banner., 1853-04-07
OFFICERS OF STATE.

JOSEPH a. WRIGHT, Governor.
A. 2 Willard, Lieutenant Governor,
VIM. c. Larrabee, Supintendent pub. Schools,
Nehemiah Hayden, Secretary Of State,
John p. Dunn, Auditor of State,
Elijah Newland, Treasurer of State,
Supreme Judges.
ist' VIM. L. Stewart, of CaSs county,
Cd. Andrew Davidson, Decatur {"
Sd. Samuel E. Perkins. Marion a.
4th. Addison L. Roach, Parke ''
W. B. Beach, Clerk Supreme court.
Albert G. Porter, Reporter for supreme court.