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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1853-05-20

II The %5u'h.rn i;.pt,3lic i.a =. CO, r.
I'd from Mr.. I. X. E.ck - a kins' IA, 0i lh,.
Vice Prc,i!cnt--n Lriri ucro IA oi III"
las! moInrrts Of Mr.. kine. Il sals ..ilr
VA; qni,t and resigned T., 'hc e., which
he had s'"n for some time a"'Arnc 'i;m
Shortly bricr" six u'rlo"s - J: nd,v
evening. while . !cw friends we're sitting
around his h"d-;iGr. the only c:,.e Il" wo,Id
a!io" 10 his six r0oir, l." s,i.,i,rlv re-
marked That lie was dying. lhn watch
ur$ orosr to 'h'ir f.t, and under s,mr ~
tHciurn;, w'irn 'hc t"'arr; sad DE. Sill
-'rakc no noise If IT. die q.i",'y." lie
refused 10 have III" laiIi;cr nf H.. ..us.>r-
hold notified OF his d, rt cDrl..irn. ii;<
ply ytlcIan can,r III and c%nluiicd ina. i'hc
Colonel >tiI 10 BAN --"Bocicf, / arriyia..
II seems as though shall u,,rr e,
through with il. ava Gying ,,rY hIr,.
Take thr pillows :ro.n under r,y h.n!."
The riIInw5 wrtc accord;usy !l>,n f,iit
nn"rr his head tul alotiins no relief. Tic
Doctor turned bin from his bacl; Oh his
sld', when he did III a moment"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1853-05-20

"iifah=Au a some political crisis. was
Il. &cin'i;iS III so.i"i, U" thr qualities re-
inoit'i III a ttinisIrT 10 cxtricat. the Crown.
III" N>'.nih.r, ana ihc ua.;ou from th,.
diu''litiHS II which !hcy were involved
H"'ir'T, great knowledge, great genius,
acquaintance perhaps coD0cclion, with
''' upper iLnbs. >on.y cci!imcn f., lirgs
THH 'he lower clasS'y, 4 power Of speak
~ nnd writing clo1rootly ard readily,
'n"iiihi''E with ihe world, The popularity
u n'"iitf rom recent prosecution, and
many "'!'r5 which i. was obvious enough
'Ai' h. 'h"n.h. wcrc united in himself.
"Ali Vas - irG.,' said u liiend, Govt VII
h"Hc emitted on.' o: III: qualities" "Nc,
""t"I Mhot - yea iuran7 ~ Should h..
""i, i"rIi'h .iie .amr sarcastic ftcnd. DIE
very 'nuch idt"i with th" siuall.rcA -
"h:,i Misihydi VIZ.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1853-05-20

Where is tie man that started 81. sla-
~ Somebody Gail him into Cour.
q want to know, ,awlrd out Sp rrsrass,
'it tha. boy iiaint got through thea ,atrG<
yet ~
Snakes aiiv",' responded The I'D wo-
man, 'you had better i,e looking a..rr that
Jai"z: here It's night, and ne bant bro'i
single bucket Of ih"m ia.crs ifoom the
GclA this blessed day.
'T"w bad,' continued the old nan. I'll
brt liz hahn! Gur bushcl Of later; this ,!av,
and ] strictly CHARGED him f. u" sprv, and
Gi: and carry len bushels bciUr.' erln.dowr,
or ID Civ" hin til: alIfiredc., v.aIlorlpg he
ever had in his horn days.
VIII, This pi"c" Of cloTuerct hnrnng on
bis lips, Sp'nrtr1>s took down Il " a,tcl aud
started for h. ,at,I field. There lood ia.
brZ, great ioblo'iy Of silJ-<idrd, dolcs.-
looking wh"ip, digging tor dear life, as
tnon.h Il" was afraid dark world catcl,
him before he st .he last ,at'r cat of the
ground.
'Why on carl! aint YOU been and brou-f;
in ;h,in tarrrs! Where are ,hrvi How
many have you dug hawlcd OFT the old
tian.
"Wall, dad responded The hcpeful, try
inC 10 wipe tac sweat from his trow, and
Strengthening ~ his lon:, lazy l,Jy per
prndcular VIII, the shovel handle, 'l'vr
5"cn tuckcrir' away like sia ali the aflci-
noon. and.
'Whnrc's In; ,atcrs" " htwirl oW th.
old man.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-22

lCrAi pACk eg0S.. 0l tol Zo.oOU o,4Vl
Woollen manufactures are toleraby active and firm,
tbose being uhch adapted to the mid winter
trade The early fall demand has been fats1ed II
na oa
very pYo6tsble conditions. We experiense better
inquiry for heavy productions which are not unusually
abundant very cheap Blankets are freely offered
and sought after at arm prices The trade
snees more animated but such goods other rise
Coths rather eagerly rendered and ID
request. at no droopDg figures Cotton warps
held higher and appear somewhat inanimate Doeskins
continue to sell freely and veil Felts In moderate
den and prevou, quota Flannel. are retailing ct
fun rates the limited stock aad its enhanced value
taydipg traDss ctions Jeans active but have
slightly deprecated Lnseys are in fair supply and re
quest realizing cd prices Mouelin de lanes are still
br,kly inquired for chiefly At IL: 1885, for Globe 17c
l9c TO Atlaptio l8c. zoe for Manchester; 12hc
Csc for fine cloth do; and 19c 21c for Hamilton The
producers Of the last t~o kinds very urgent but
friendly rivals from whose perseverng efforts to improve
their goods great benefits have been derived ana
still expt cted We trust they win enjoy the patronage
Of those who ~ifh to srican fabrics pre-
coursged to continue she udabe work they havs
been engaged in satine's worth from 400 Soc psr
,ard~sIe the most needed. Other kinds, however,
not neglected Sbawls exhibited Increasing animation
AZ fImnets Roche ter's ehsep's Crews bought
quickly offered at Csc 75c and other sorts at pro-
por tomato figures Tweeds have not varied much.
Fo sign productions have arrived In larger quantities
sir asst but the stock needed repenishment,
ard the inquiry has continued quite vigorous, the re-
CENTS have pot affected prices In he least Continental
articles sleabo ard firm. The movements In dress
gos os e'l extensive. and conducted in salts
factory manner Ine same remarks apply 70 All season
able manufactures, which dnd q ready and lucrative
market. B,i'ish goods form no exception, though in
thee the trade Is not general regular The heavy
in ports 30 far tn we're Of destsb class have
been rapidly distributed ard yielded handsome profits,
the reluctance Of factors give credits
has enhanced Many lots Of inferior Unpopular art
ces hosever have been received and not having besn
purchased freely In owners hands ready to be
TO ced into the auction rooms there to be sold the
most advantageous terms This will slightly impair the
Of the trsde; but dealers have become au.
ent hist they can bear without reoinng On this &C
count till inclined to think that the results OF
this seasoD's business will when asoertained and pub
hshed 20 have been OF the most prosperous
autumns xLeli ced in New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-22

PROVISIONS PORK moved to the extent Of only 400
ssn ws.,s'p, 81 sib SIX for mess ard sas 7t |.
I so p,s 400 PCT ss,. s0i lard siessS
per 10 Ae transactions in beef reesbsd 2'6 bills, 1t
iorrer prices Butter active and buoyant. Cheese
readily bro ught ska . loo, per H.
RKAL EsTAIE-6Ales ct auction. BY Albert Fl Sicosy
Hsrlen propssty-1 lot ON Fifth svepue, near sis'n
street zoxi1:. s42h Do. rear lI5th street s4o5 do.
near 1l5th street. Sa40 l. corner Of Fifth avenue ana
llEth street. $500; Fifth near lloth street,
$46O on DO xear Hath street. 2bx,00 5000 corner
Of fth and Hath street $3.50 ON Hath street
Oh Fourth avenue near 1l2h strstt 50 040; on COR
Four'h sssDue and ll2th street 26xIoo $500; on
ontn s5.co sIS S
street $3.50 do. 1915; DO. 81 500: do, s9l5.
RICE inactive ct 90 10 "a 90 for ordinary 70
soAp- There were $50 lbs. CASTLE bought st 124c
snoARs Sales az 700 hhds Cuba were made to day at
4Ac = Ac chiefly At SC q $40 per ID
TAnow-Prme stiffy held at loAc. . llc per
TOBACCO The business embraced Only Is hhds Ken.
tucsy att7hc. 1t &c., and $50 cases Pennsylvania, at
TAs This foreucob's auction was extremely well at.
tended and the catalogue Rue~dtv disposed OF on
adysptsQeene terms We append the details Per ships
Mandarin. UDloa &c Terms. ak months Young by
40 do 40; 40 A41zc 40 do 44c l57 do 4Shc e
do. l2hc sb do. 42c SO do 4lhc.: ,o9 90 4ohc %
g. sse ni9 % SIC 't o. ds sSS
2qIe; "a do 27e Gunpo der 10 half cheats &c., II
do 47e do 400 20 do 4lhc q DO ssn' - DO do
46c.; 9 do s5hc So DO. 35s 20 DO. SIC e
HysoD Skin 2e4 ba che,ts &c., 100 chests 20 40
do PIC 104 hall chests, Nbc: 60 do 12c lZ2 do
sn6 So one .ts, I4c Hvson T~apksy-125 half chests
slhc; Al do 3oc los do. 2Shs 80 DO 26hc 90
DO 26c Twankay-77 half chests, sos 100 DO; 2ec ;
l40 d. 24hc Oolong 10 half chests 341ss, 90 boxes,
s3h 90 hslf ehests and II $50 1853 half chests,
$50 80 90 SOC 90 do 2sc i4S 90 2sHe 10y ao
20 bc 100 do. 22c Nineyong Poxodong-23l half
cb.,ts 21c Orarge pekoe-4l half chests 25c IL do,
24c IS do. 23hc C,pgon-- pa chests, 241ac.
wnAuBoSE Some 15Co0 lbs inferior Polar changed
hsy d. at 34c per 10
WHISKY There we're purchased to.dsy 900 bbls Ohio
ard Prison at 2sc 1910 and 90 hhds. dradge, 1t
zee Ter gallon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-22
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL


r.
There was quite excitement in Wall street this
morning at the opening 10 Of The leading fsnciee
and he ranssctions large AT the drs board Par
ker Vein vert up per cent rch and Worcester, L.
Erie Railroad, Ia Harlem. III; Hudson Railroad, l.
Tie announcement OF the Erie Company Of tns declirs
ton # semi annual dividend Of three and half per
cent gave the stock impetus upward which the buil
strengthened by large purchases. There moro
active demand for the stock THAI usual FOR thu purpo.e
Of pr9viorg for the election before the cosny Of thu
books. We form pretty ides Of the probable
OF panic after the books and the cleo ion
cured The combination speculation IA Erie Railroad has
fsyorsble influence upon The market yaloe Of other
faoces and The market thought moderately buoyant
The movement generally Il confined to alques OF
she st spacu4tors Il IL entirely local and viii Only
lat ioDg enough 20 I'll up the present class Of
buyers. Tte time cannot be far distant az he tat
Of purchase gipg When. they longer
carry tbe mBisted load shall ZEE exciting
times In the street Buyers o. Eie a. present 9rcss
Vii have 70 carry it, submit 70 ruinous
saoritcef, 10 realizing The advance value pro
duced ~ tAe fictitious operations ~ tbs Treasurer.
lue rs btu nt 9as losl @ssl Of s.1;t aat match.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-22
Weekly Review OF the Dry Goods Trade


VIEW Iofk, WfDNpDAf scot Zf-bF a
We report e~ newell IN the dry goods traf
&c this week The Southern ard Southwestern trade Ia
still rather backward; but there large npubsr Of
purobssers here from the West and North rho deal free
y in 81 seaouable producso OF pretty renune,sse
raes 81 that the stock hand ia kept within
aoe limits and here is great probability Of our nav
UR surplus at the close to carry over" to the spriog
10 esrd into the auction THIS affords the strooc
ast Evidence OF past not OIL In ditrba.ipg
srze qDsnt les OF goods fav rsbe conditions but Ia
Misunderstanding ard importing articles cousonart with
The popular taso For had eupples nssn ess carefully
brought forward, the coreuo1ptop s9ui not have eeen
extensive the market lightly ourthened az
eFrt BY exercising much skill and caution Ia their ~
tctiots merchants have besu enabled 70 efest heavy
fales g. far prcss ard TINS to prevent eclumuis
their stores We trust that thiq ss4aona expert
once w Encourage them - confirms thar effort, 10 tho
49, 80, 1870 .olns Inoasns 4isasu, CONSCIOUS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-22
CITY TRADE REPORT.

", ". r. "A,
AsIrs Sales made Of so obls pots at IS Sta,
and " RIBS pearls at So SO per 100 lbs.
BRrApsruFFs -Four ~ss in better request At SIC,
12tsc per boil dnsrer The DAVIS sales reached Is 200
bbla sour at IS rs IS 81 superfne No t$5 siH
So oss orcir to cboc. State and mixed to faucy
p"repss ssp,es Aoou, Coo sS. ' supsrns Csns "a p
in bond procured % So 6sX per hbl The r.
tiors 10 Southern non-'ed 20 600 bbIs At IS s7h
Sc 81 for mixss to good; 50 5e SO IS for avorite,
and 81 Is " l2h fer fancy, Dbl. Rye -four and
meal sere unch apgad Wheat tended upwards
The ions included 20 600 buhels Western ~hite
at 81 4s 81 a.; 40t00 C.psdian do in bond part at
81 40 81 A. ard soue Long Island red st 81 81 Rye
and Gate remained last noticed Some 900 bushels
e,tipsry t~orosed barley brought 78c Corn de
pressed the "a consisted of ~ eco bushels at
7sc for unsourd 78c 100 for .hite Sonthero; TOO
SOC for rouId sbie and yellow; SOC Sic. for mixed
Western and Sic 800 for ysov Southern per bushel
BRICK -Bsrd North river wore In demand at 81 q IS
% per thousand
coryrB There we're eco bsgs Rio aod by auction TO-
day ~ lie i2c aversgpg 1Ac per ID.
copprR in fair request, at 21c 22c for yellow
metal and t7c for new tb, athiDg per To-
CoTToY The et coptioues unchanged with sales
70 dsy Of sbopt 800 bslea NJ steady prices.
FRaGBrs We have 20 notice epasaements of 8 900 q
600 nsIel -four for Liverpool 1T is. Cd. aud about
20 goo 30 600 bushels wheat AZ s1sd a 3d.. In bulk
snd bass Cotton was "a rosin 80 and rice F&'
we're ~ gsgsd az Be cd vas engaged to load
With deals at 81. j hn, at lls4 and ano.har vessel
denspoeo l2os t. Hare shes' vas a. zoe ga !,
46c 20 foc per DOT.
FRUu -'aiqa bsve bsen made of $50 boxes bunsh
fafmH D ~ w % w tuV naH ~ uu ~ pl fo anu
200 hays Sou bern peanut ~ 81 iSA 81 %
HAY lepa active ~ 65c a 7Sc DER 100 lbs,
HOPS IN limitso demand, Of csc. a 32c. for old
aDd 3Fc . 4Oc for new. per 10
IBor -sco,sh rig pretty eagerly sought AFTER 81
$50 Gosh, and $40 $37. ponsba per too
IMHs = Eastern siiffly held ~ 50 per thousand
IEAp All kinds IN bgnt suppIy and needed at SO
25 100 he
LIME --eocslsrd commanded s5c. for common, and 81
for lunp Ter bill
YoIAssrs sssp were reported of60 hb5s Porto Rico
a. 20 80 20 Trn1sd Cuba at 25s aud 500 bbls. iafe
Ioy New OilsBna Vt o. &c Ger Rellon.
NAVAL Stores No onarRe occurred In crudo turpen.
tine n 1sr $50 bbls spbis turpeu'ine procured
~ s2c rsr ealttn Wilmington common 70 ia worth
fl 90 81 f5 Ter bhl
Thsra sod 1Hn hskofa I've ~ 81 II SO IS, and
b,vIv gallons nn,eed at previous rates,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-22
Governor of Nebraska.

William Walker ths present Provisional Governor Of
1c61kA was horn in Wayne county, A,ch,ean, on the
IN q March 1850 His father captured by the Del
asase lneiAns sneos child. the Blaze Ridge
ms sas carried to Michigan and there Transferred 10
- family OF . white mau who had married Wyapdot
vsAn He em-ined in this family ON n he was 4 man
swn He Afterwards married educated wy~ndct girl
= hAk blood daughter of Jas Rankin Indian tr>aar
m nerly from Irelapd of which union William Of
~ kpits Ev1rcpg in his childhood more than ordi.
usSy talent his father far he sble gave hun
tAttcp Of the Right Rev Philander Cnase Bishop Of
RiDoi than bnop Of Ohio aud IT the head Of Kenyon
0snrse The cechn'ng health of his father called MN
hne at the end OF year but he Continued his stu
~ opportunity oleI cd after ssrds. He for
Al yess Postmaster st Upper Sspdusky, OHIO. he is
UaAd 10 Do able sriter h5enr speaker aud has been
- several engaged In Sri,ing n,story Of az
tao. the Wyardnts In 1885 he eected head chief
- The patton Il ls43 he removed yith their
Nv home west Of rae Mississippi and the 26sn Of
AH OF the present year our re4rers already know
sl-c'ed Pr vis0nsl Governor of Nelrsska THIS
VIII u, doubtedly play conspicuous part II the future
IT that territory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-22
JUDGE MAsos's Residence IN RICHMOND Dgs

JUDGE MAsON's RESIDENCE IN RICHMOND Dgs-
TRoYkD BY FIRE The owned pied by Judge
M.son corner OF Fran kln sud Ad .ms streets.
discovered On fire about two O'Clock Sur day uipg
Ihe IRE originated in the gsrret and supposed to
have been caused by spontaneous combustion qusuti
ty Of COTTON psntne having In the
garnet or Satu cay evening cleaning furniture which
was Just received fl ON farm If Judge MS Ths rags
rtmsiDed in the place saturated doubt with the
oestioe fluid There possibility Of commuaica
ting IRE TO 1t from the outsice the all
cmely loched, and the family in bed hours be-
fore. The roof sud sarre. floor emit ely burned
The loss IN this respect is estaaed So 500 sbch Is
coveredgby insurance in the Virginia Fire aud Aarne In
Off Loss in fur sbout SO 500 upon which
there Is no insurance Many family relics destroyed,
highly valued by their al TIE Judge lost
number Of hallY lied presents received from friends
durire the time ne held the o.e of Secretary Of the
Navy ct Washington -Richnond Wing Sept 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-22

InsellAs enoe from enc Fishing Gsounos.
correspssdent OF the Boston frdusuT, writing IRON
Gloucester Mass. Sept. 20 says
Ths following vessels arrived the Bsv OF st Law
yesterday :-Ssboorers Iss ,ella Kssdsli Mary
jones' Carter and Golden Rule. Bartlett They hsve
been absent about three months and met With DOOR mck
the three vessels having only about 200 barrels OF mAes
srel They will not pay Their expenses rhrv sere
Dacksre in shore but dare not venture IN, on &C
count of the vigilance Of the British cruisers.
They bring news up the IL b instant, and spoke
large plumber Gloucester vessel with only small fsres
Of mach srs NOT avsrsgg than fifty barrels each
The prospect that wi be poor season Tor tho
Gloucet ter vessels on the northeast soast
The new clipper schooner Winged Racer, Parker vas
spoken the 7h instant north OF Gsps She had been
taken fpot aszsd) BY of her Asestys feet for
United States and the usual civties
shown when they found out that the Winged
Racer . Gloucester shing clipper
There great Deal Of ts among the people 1t the
Gut Of CAnso about the two vsssels the Winged
Racer and the Silver Cloud They fairly astonishsd
at their beautiful MODEL rig &C.. and said that the
shsrp thooters" wore tao Of The hAndsomest crafts
that had ever entered the Gut been In British
waters on the northeast coast.
All quiet when the above resses left The Brid
feet still the ground They remain usually uutil
December, and in bal weather make harbor With the
hshDe feet in Port Hood IL is thooght the weather
viii be rough and very this fall At the nor
coast, account OF it's beisg calm this summer.
Aackerel the rie IL thi. market and there VIII
not be than h the numoer CT barrels packed
here landed that there last There viii be
arrivals probably nearly every cay now
The schooEer Harp siles, arrived at Rockport last
week from the Bay. with only hits barrels.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-22

BffOro Hon JUICY WIZ =
HYT 2l-SddiLr and Otntrs rs Heit'y -th's WIS an
Neton for damages for Injuries sustt ned ny tAe pain
tsf- by the defepdaut d. 90 sessigg them sHmmartg
trcn pre- situated CT 4t2 Pearl street Tue dat %
proved hat they took be premises ia questnu Tor
fovy month"; az the " sib5 CONNIE cling from lst
- May. 1851 They also slegsd that BY suoseq irnt
ssIeeuspt hey had he option Of cocu2ficg tnrm ~
e@5Ver month 10 septsDbsf, 1884, the isndlord, who
&e atieodant ~ this sui' vent before ldgs OVoaor
~ one y toe Distrst Courts. ani obtatDaf summary
nt"ce' ard ist he pernfes b other par
hss To obtain dsnsQs- Cor that ttis alton go
kougbt bot the plaintiff could M pye shst they had
nAAs any other agreement, Cas- GismF ued.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-22
MAINE EIEcr1ox-The Portland Advertiser at

MAINE ELECTION-The Portland AdreTfIser at
length contains the full OF the sast in
Name at the cleo Each Of the four partee-
Tor 1t was rdrspsular have been
bea en-. The Advertiser says: Tho results in party
point Of VIEW are .uch as to afford particular party
feat cause Tor osutation except at the thorough
apo complete defeat OF its opponenta The vote for
Governor stands pilsbury dem. SO 1856 Crosby whig,
70 1913; Morrill, Maine Law dem IL 2as; Holnss free
soil. o27 This aggregate is less BY about 600 voes
than that Of last year B the towns The complex
ion OF the Senate is st in doubt, viii at all
be very pearly divired between wings and democrats
The House stated by the Portland Advertiser ~ll
stard GO wings 80 democrats 10 Morrill, democrats and
freesoi ers This sta'e Of thngs is favorable to
the exercise Of the cohesive power Of p!under."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-22
Com IN orr Pleas.

HpJ FL -Aci0n far Sldnder -OttO .Spe7dley Is Theo-
seDre Mile The scrion FIR sla.osr, suieh COZ
is the dsf. bdaDt atut outing 20 the plaoufs VIE
tnwcrsl conouct and cha rging her ritn having had
hbcit pre' ~ith sootbet 1t appetred that
the defsmstory nSuase Reaching Mrs Spendier she
EAinte, confined 70 her bed for a week durtog
which time her sister gratuitousy attended ~ her do
esirs The Judge charged the Jury that The
hubbard had not sustabei soy pecIni>ry loss and
his site bad been charged .th al offence which If
xulty o. Of course you'd Subj her 70 legal pToseeu
nov he ac.ifr cHulf rot ~ ms'nt-inad
The ury therefore rendered verd eor the defendant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-22

EXTRAORDINARY PRICES FOR IMPROVED DuRH AM
Stuck We Iosice per MARI Lane Express II tho .sth OF
August at the OF Lord Dncies oiood stock In og
land. the following bought by Amercaus:-A red four
year Old short horn coz, (oy D1che-s,) six husdred
suDeas TO Mr. Thorn; heer, three years Old by
Duchess seven hundred guipeas for Col Morris, and
heller calf of the latter Fix seven weeks old three
hundred and ter guireAs "a heller and hsr ali thus
bringrg more than a Thousand guinass Yearly calves
three hundred sLd fifty aud tour guineas
escb; BY Nj. Them. three hundred aud 6fty
suneas: cow BY Mr. Thorn for three hundred and
ffty guiress red oow (by DuchessJ by Mr. rnorn six
bpDd,ed guinsas. Lot 27 Rich roam, (by Duchess, }
cslved 1885, by Col Morris, hundred guneas
bulls Duke of o'sier red, (ls50) by Col Morris
NorJssIia and Mr Bear Of New Ik six hundred and
fifty gpintss Fourth Duke of York calyed 1916
hve hundred euiDaas, supposed for the Earl tGeosrs
Csdsallsder Of Phi adelphs Ths lot Of CAV very
fine; Miss Brown brought fty five guineas and others
from Lot 70 80 brought from five to thirty eight
puipeas. Bears. from l 10 8-No brought sixty two
upess and cthsrs from six thirty gno-ss Cochin
Chnss6 "a lots realized f340Sir Robert the celebrated
prize bird, fetching twentyseven gnneas Lord Ducie
i, forty guinsss for him ia February
The Thor horn herd of @ lots realized close upon fo 600
Sheep 10 lots 80. ........................,. 502
Poultry. "a lots ....... .................... $40
Sows and boars-sows 30, bears S-8s .......... CSC
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-22
Obituary.


THE LATE PROF 6SOR NORTON.
AsSssvs Norton. D. D., L I. D., formerly Professor
y Basva1a College, and lonx known ans OF the pro
Aasssa scholars and most and sAsscioas thinksrs
e - last quarter Of century, deds Newport - On
1saay, the goth instant sgsd 81 years
DY Norton Was born in bingham near Boston, in i7So,
Austsd ut Harvard C.sgs In 1904, studied divinity,
n,sue tutor In Bowdon College in 1911 vas appointed
nte and librarian Harvard College in 1873 sucoeeded
n. OAnnirg lecturer on biblical criticism, AID IN
me vas made Dexter Professor Of Sacred ltsrature
vAisA Office he held until compelled by i'll health 70
II, H. 1890 During his residence in Cambridge he
- been Industrious student and nsd written much
- The leading literary and theological reviews and maya
hss besides tracts remarkable for elegance OF
sRh somprehenive e asp of purpose and knowedss'
nd force Of logic In 1888 published mis- Statement
e Dea<ens for Not Believing tncDootnes of UnArans
- lsS7-sight years after its commencemsnt-ne puo-
rsAsS the irs volume of his great work on The Evi
ausss Of the Gsnuinsnsss Of the Gospel " in lSa4 the
spDd and third volumes and in 1850 new edition Of
- sstbe work, with supplement This mastery pro
A.stsn has secured FOR him rank with Clarke Butler
sner and the other chief defenders Of the Christian
JoDgion in modern times
N Norton perhaps the most dreaded Of al the
ss goBists of that modern Di6ety'' which is repre-
NAsd by such George Ri pley, Theodore Parker
- Ne nansoendentasfs in and about Boston. He
nss graceful arc scholarly poet, aud most accom-
pAshsd critic in literature and philosophy.
fair estimate Of the abilities, Attainments and per
aness Of Andrews Norton will unique stionably place
Nm very much above any other member Il the Unita
I'm dissemination in this country His very great incl
bseaal superiority TO DR. Chsnning Is illustrated .
bis letters with those Of ths eminent per
- addressed TO the sel known j axpco Whiie, and
Esn. nso !. Whites Memoir, and Cores pondsnes W.
1Ofsn vas the most nvunerable scholar and oeici N