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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-30

i new edition. now roady. The edition of
Taten American Form Book, containing legally approy-
ed preoedents for agreements, abtmtons assignment
bonds, Deeds Wills, &C., which Is added supple
nent containing Forms of deeds Of bargain and sale
loaso aud rcensc uner the Code of Virginia; al
forms of attachment under same, mode of holding 10
bnl under OF 1851 and 1852 and other forms vnn-
nble to clerks attorneys notnres shers and coroners
with nm Index by A. H. Sands, Counsellor at Law; 1
vol. i2mo LAW sheep Price $l 80.
Just published, and for sale by A. MOhklS.
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
"This work cannot but prove most valuable ala 10
the profession asconanng inn snccnct and well adapt
ed form much indispensable information. To the young
mend itsefas great economizer of labor and an of-
cient guide where otherwise much difficulty might en-
sue. - Morning MaM
IAN these forms nny be used without fear. as Mr..
Sands has preparrd them with great care, and was em.
nontly unlifod for the task both by his learning and
his practice. '-iSouthe,n Era. ..-fs
al its present shape gives much additional inor-
nation which desired account OF tho changes In
Virpinia lnw effected by the adoption Of the new Code
- Whig.
.'We do not know TINT publication of value
In the practical nnirs of life has been made within
number of years. Every who owns property, or
expects to acquire IT, ought to buy the book. Rich
,a0nd Dispatch =
"Snch work hns long been needed by the profession
and even by the community at large. The peeu-
lar ynne of the edition s In its adaptation 10 Tho
existing statute provisions Of tho Code. "-Rtehmond
Times
''Tho lawyer who employs hs time and ability In
rendering the ordinary OF community sim
pie and intcgible, has placed the community some.
whn in his deb and lawyers magstrates, clerks
sheriff. and business generally should not feel dis
posed to discharge the debt duo to Mr. Sands, We at
enst ndvso them buy the book for their adynn-
tnge nsauring them TINT ench them will lind IL ynina'
bic vode mecum. ."-Riet,nond Enquirer
June 29-6t
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Ifthe Tr0in Is stOpped Tor pnssengor batween any
of the above nnmod points the charge vii be maee from
tho point last PASSED by lle Train, and charge will
be ess than twentv.IlVe cents IN nny case.
Passengers who do mol procure Tickets escept those
who take tho cara where tickets not .old J
will be charged by tho conductor, per cent In ad
dton to the regular rates Of fare provided. however
That IN sha lac receive less iian ten, NOR"
han fifty cents romany passenger, 10 any point on
tho Toad.
Servants will be required to haye two passes, ono to
be lct with thc Ticket Agent md ore with the Conduc'
Tor which musI be explicit In granting the pryf
eee trave on the Free colored persons will be
required produce ai irce papersor they will not be
permitted TO travel on tho
May l6-tS- THOMAS SHARP,
Snnl. L Trhaannrlnlnn.
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors
TlsRNS.

vIRGINIAN is published daily at So, and semweeky
The ~ - ,dv,nsr subscription is taken a shorter
81 per m TN ii paper is discontinued, except
time + the proprietors, until all arrearages shall have
been inserted for so cents per square
INNER form insertion and 81 cts for every
lessJ M nnmber of insertions is not marked the MS
one lished till ordered out and charged accordingly.
w % % YEARLY RATES are-for the privilege Of two
weekly $40 for square, daily S35, semiweeky
as M inner FORM daily s4o semiweeky S35 Every yearly
syerse will be required to eonne his advertising 70 his par
line of business and il he exceed the stipulated for
tlcua m sIl he charged rntnhly FIR the excess.
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TO STRdNGERS.
1I,uE LARGEST SILK, RIRBON

VJNEEE LARGEST SHLk, HskBVN
L AND TRIMMING HOUSE in NEW nohh NJ,
Thomas G. Stea'nS importer and Jo00ef q 9""s
uerU and Faucu Goods 162 Broadpay, ~ T., Has now
int in store @ and is Tally receiving and offering at the lowest
prices complete assortment of goods in his line' com
rrsng all the various styles and designs consisting o.
Black and Fancy Silks, Marcelnes florences p'thn
Trimmings Bonnet Ribbons, TeAetaand Satin h,enohs
Dress Trimmings of all kinds, Embroideres, french
and English Grapes Grape Lisses Silk oravats 1t9ve'
ofa kinds, Silk Lace Mitts, Bareges Laces' "n'''
Goods, Hosiery, c Hdkfs ..--.,..# e ii.
friends and the trade generally Hew offer great "
ducements, TO ca sh and short time buyers;
THOMAS G STEARNS.
1862 Broadwa.
Between Liberty st. and Maiden Lane N l.
fac0
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THURSDAY MORNING,
RICHMOND.
IS VIRGINIA LINE OF RICHMOND

- AND NEW YORK PACkETS.-IhisN Men HON
Line is composed fthe following Vessels, all owned H.
the city of Richmond and saiis from NeE York eUcrs
foHr days viz;
SnLuoaa. NJ Ca. nla4l.. NJ.
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A VALUARLE REMEDY.

VTSHE undersigned have the pleasure of Informing
l. the public, that his newly invented HAIR TONIC
las been thoroughly tried, and has answered his
sangune expectations 1t has proved itself to be
only sure remedy against the falling OF the hair
the head thus eectually preventing badness but
brings 1t where 1t Is deficient. In instance on
lady gentleman where it has been properly estedha
1t failed
But will let some of those who have tried ii speak
In it's behalf
1--WE the undersigned having used Armistead Prde's
Hair Tonic take pleasure in iestfying to its efficacy In
preventing the coming of the hair, and otherwise
dreng henng and causing 1t thoken. We think that
fair trial will susfy any of this and do not, there.
lore hesitate recommend it,
HgsRY LATHAM, john CLARK.
JAMES NJ. LAEoHoRsE, JoHs w. STEWART,
II. M. GARLAND, jr, A. q. LEWIS.
A number of other might be added IL it were
thought necessary.
For sale at DR.. Lyman's, Druggist, and at VIM.
Prides's Barber Shop door below the Marshal
House. Price $l per bottleWhen taken by the guam
y there will be considerable deduction made in tho
price
Orders from any part of the United States promptly
Intended to, if accompanied by the money.
ap 26-3m ARMISTED PRIDE.
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NJ nruCE.-The undersigned would respectfully
inforn the Public that he has taken the stand Tor
mery occupied by John Cox, decd for the purpose o
carrying on the wheewrighs business in all its yariou
branches He promises to execute his work WIN nea
moss and despatch II solicits call from those wan ~
| ,'a, done In his line and assures them that he will
do everything in his power to pleese lie has on han
o.I Gt mad Wagons which he will sell cheap tor
several oat'' "Hu " ee'' VIM. cox
cash.
Nav 30-d&c1m --
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ONiIOTEL, Corner Of
SPRINGS AMHERST

ID co VA.-These Springs are situated IN Aihhefs'
county, the Lynchburg and Buffalo Springs lurnplke'
ubou % miles from Lynchburg, and y from Lexington,
nnJ Is from Amherst Court House. The undersigned
having rented of Dr. Jan Saunders, this valuable pro-
perv and much resored watering place. takes pleas
IRE in informing their friends and the public generally
hat they have recently undergone thorough repairing
with many improvements, and furnished WIN new
and costly furniture they pledge themselves That every
cxerton will be used their part to render all 'miof
table and agreeable, that may favor them wlth caiio,
either health or pleasure. A new Bowling Saloon ana
Bath House have recently been erected, and splendid
Band of Music engaved for the season. Their table VIII
he furnished with the best that the Lynchburg aha
Mountoi mari cts aford-their Bar with the choicest
Liquors Wines and Segars-their Stables with plenty
m nil sorts of Provender and their servants cannot nc
surpasse by any iu the State q .....
The properties ofthe of the Buffalo springs are
the same of the Greenbrier White Suphus Springs, mol
ouite an strong There has been very recently discover
ed spring of the strongest Chaybeate water "ithin
few hundred wards Of the Sulphur Spring. Wilh tins
short and brief description, of this delightful watering
nace we close with our old motto only try us and the
water and if entire satisfaction is not given no chage
will be made 1EO' w w n, tyI pr ~ i''i'' 'e y
| ~. D., mi, ,.ak fo, men $500
AEH"'' 1eI., :, l. = >. ! o,ya,ts hol price 400
| H. - ~ wool 4,0G
pv tho monh or whole seasOn a beIa deduction VIII
be made. hA''' ~
! Jnne Sd Gctlsug.
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DR.. JOHNSTON

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London
Graduate from one ofthe most eminent Colleges of The
United Stae, and the greater part of whose lite has
been spent in the Hospitals of London, Paris Phade-
phia and elsewhere, has effected some of the most as
onshng cures that ever known. Many troubled
with ringing in the ears and head when asleep, great
nervousness being alarmed sudden sounds, and
oashfulness, with frequent bushng, attended, some
times, with arrangement ofmnd, were cured immed di
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". DOUnLE RROWN STOUT a

N CREAM ALE.--We have hand, and ready
for sale 100 Dor. double Brown stout, and 100 Doz
Cream Ale--a very eror article, put up expressly
for Hotels and nmiy IL needs only trial to sat
sy the beet of judges-whoh invite to call and SEQ
for themaelvea M. CONNELL g. SON.
S.-Orjers from any distance thankfully received
and pnnelnally dispatched. 10 9-ts
, 1853-12-03

Iebe fHlsisl'etasp 0.yi1ps, Washington
4. TE;s'S'Ss'y' slssSS 80 y fsaf fiins@ q ad
, 1853-12-03
Drugs and Medicines,
p PAtNTS, OILS, &c.

4W do Iavnc' EgpfCinTlEf, - ~ y
,t1sm 20 da "a kltsrn,iTc. N ''Tr
40 dS Mo(Tat's Phraix Bittcfsa;
:. 5q,lo. L., ,lsfe Pills, gy4yOi
- "a d. osgsaa', India Uholapoauc,t
20 do Tl,oalpspn's eys salsIi.lan basi
n u, Nerve anl hone l.i,imsnt, aal
Is i3 darahnesioek's ysrnifegsi rgau
g. SSs So ii%I:@ nI%Sss - .'. g ,ss, sa'.s II.
~ do q difey'. T"Io'al sqn
ia''i 30 na's,'ae p"a,-,.hn ',''ei
ss .AYSi.ssseI,.. y, fSs'S'a'' s,S = -
, 1853-12-03
NOTICE.

riiiE "mian Of the ci,izcna Of III, country !
i. fPcc'a'y directed to the following act Of
Congress, "rt we'd Mar,h Sd, i19l:
"Sfc. n Md b, it iU-lhr enacted,
That 81, pr % who shall procnrc, ., rn'icc, o
suiGlSr m tna rrsce Of the unlcd Stat n ,seTi,
Or who 'lGl -, 'ceal such srlder Ll.S,,,oq ain To
have .dcs'' o. WIN shall EGr,hasl i.csY slri
soldier hiS arms. or lis unif,rn clothing, q anv
part thereof, anI every oaiccr Of ship Or vc--rl,
who fhall euicr on hoard such ship or vceirl aS
one Of his crtw, knowing him to have deserted,
otherwise carty away suc! soldier, or sh.i! re-
fuse u d'lrcr Lin M to ihr order cf bis com.
manduc officer sh,1 upon Ic,ll conviction hr
fined a; 'hr dlsrtion Of tue c4lh IN any sun
not exceeding li'rs hundred dclilrs, ~ he ip
prisoned tor any term not exceeding oup-y"or V
M o!onlers gains, This net oi C3nIteas viii
Le p.Ist Ms,l " r's u'IIost iisoI ol ,he law.
a reward Of Ii.iiiy G0Alrs'W,.Ibs paid l. -Hg
person nr persons ,sho Iilll appichcni lni dclss
nnv Jesrrrr fon the Uuild Sillc, army. at any
ul,irary STALLION belonging to lhc uuiled states.
by order o. NIap. g II LAESAEp.
..t w. \. SLAUGHTER,
r..... 90 Lieut ilh lnlanir,
-.' '' 'If''" r.. Post idju'ant
T., tE;i.il,cya., :. r My H. iS.J .u,,I
, 1853-12-03
RETAIL PRICES CURRENT.
H f.t i ----.t- ...
coReee rrb wEESt, FOR rllE "P'oN Ei.l" Gy
- j. & {. T.. WILilA5ls.


.H ~ = "
The heavy rams of tho pst Few days have h,d
sdrpos,ins inlldence'on ti,e extent Of the weeks
Iu,iucss, and in connection with The aI,scnce Of
IGrthrr arrivals Of sooi i, leave d+ i.ie change 10
noie from oar preceding report.
Isle sdyt Is isoiu sAn Francisco Indicate an
s,ulgirg tendency in few aHicies ot otprovisiuns
and Of nspgeiql io,s IS (iRlieeo pni Haxnll lour
sad VIC aic clal 10 nois,a WY r,aieriai improve.
rea, 10 m-as.t. low qoond 1t. $50 pei VI. bs
rlfes. A PRESSING lciulnd f,r cJil. Which les
svancel 10 NtS pes TN. we dhaegveil,l dife5;cd
srrniionto the Ssli deposits Of iha ,miDS;al on
rGsSsnad, aid We az, s'aJ siese 80 inIirations
fan inc;ca il iiie cSent OF our cx2oT,s, g!!erJ
ei'y our i1ipsotsl ship nf 'lii' or.i,ie.
The srafti'y " O'yr,ltq of teultry ~ ,duee
10 HllGh VIZ recer,iy c4lrJ nts.ntise 81 u .,
nnuFs aud thcagtaizi q L below npiainat quo
atliinf rf Hay. 1as, bus c- eggs e,e. ,,Srj mar.
kei istimosg crtTry bare 3ftiope otiiclgs. n
Bret ff-,h Tr u. ! .a,s Suear bro 70 h.. .2Bs!i
Mgp,a." 9ja3j W lie crash go
Pat ,f.esh & salt 2'Aa Caiec, per h. ~
NesHeik. n bhl.I So l'c.t. ~ 75asT5
ukrfj'lo ~ fs . beans, Chle, pcJ lrsls
paeonr n % - w.iijc aTcr,' HsI
lla@s, - ~ rics. cNsii, = r.
ytslhsa. siqr, "A Is3 a r,'ther r' n
HscsAITE3UG4 sfI2 hstsr II;
afftAe1i l9.sq sailT5ft ,saasss7 isd,sllii, H3if
islapB, ~ Aiit4e AJAX Aaa6,A5 ti,ahi s6
D fiIerse sid,.ias.e eHac{iif. S.,e In n fs Sii1
Flour, py ltB rss . s.ar ~ o6aeSu, ppi NJ seais
'alft. dciiso,.'f histl0p leaEN,al,Sa1s1 sdf Ia
sli'ahI k.rai HI l.hr7GssboFs41r. 'is a'ii 81 /
sal,sllAc psrllB. g s. Mai.isscs, per- gal 30
- ea9rce. s''sfe,ydi hjdsisplad 3 80 7jasT 4
4 PeAl,lfF, p'fhH'lls ~ siprEsrsi e'',i - JJ
Npiss'ai d asssia. ~ ti,i see,o iss' s9al, 81
hsets, ssi lsl.is. yEa ffflc'Et-oGs. iy,p~s ~
Esgs rcf dnz iGifkAig.a 3istse s.l a;2,Sb
4 KrrllsHrpeI lse,. .fil4 lqsf ssts. ~ sl2 o.
lipHfa.ql, ~ ial 2 " a'sstss,sstsfFri1a9 op
Islcf'e,'l, i.la',ef 253,iiA,,- a-ifi tas'd ilAit
bfWFelfhsr, - 9Da s.,i,ie;sfs4FsSA isriG
!, Nhs;f l,ei.t - penc Li,i..rl sisel4, AZ 0 B..
: Naln r.. L,s,as .ll3l ,lgts,a.ag .8idsta3l7a
sNip, ,6llss, l'sg n Z, ,ql lieeiaRagss. j ID s &c
~ s5we,llamber, d. 20 rs.r NJ r,,,r. Sil0 pciiM
n gHhinrle4 Slpfs irT Aii;.i,irs. 5ia II cents pet
ipsts aiusse iimhcf iaAiasr,nlsl per fa,a sash.
fia&a espiartd hah'. llay4 zlaa 20 per ton
uais. 8. IS Icf bislietg aiaA .45i ~ a'.s 10
, 1853-12-03
SELLING OFF!

VEI:E SUBSCRIBER h,iar phout 10 cugnec
IN 9th, r business, oilers his present stock at
~ low pricoS, viz:
- " PIrniilun Plows with cStn peini, .
Feed cutie., : GnAt's plla.t FanAlgg Hills. a.
cyl'; Bustd baskets; y superior Jiialifc,scl
iiol trrs onl Pillows; ComfIttrs cotton bii ing
patent Byjstclis 3 iron shk. r,r Kitchens
Bake ovens: 5O0 Iss ry.ra hrayy log chains :
BROAD Axes; FToes; l.atchets Inz. chop, ing
axes 10 hall BIDS no,asscs 10 do Ccrn.mril
Saddles ard ETidics n = . diz Horse roar5
Eiec. Tea, surnr, Cu'i"A Srires, IurEiluc calico,
Wall rapcr, Wooden 'rIlys Hardware, &c.,&e.
J. 9. -FOHl,
Al Simm0n,' old Stand.
, 1853-12-03

% - & ~ W. r. n s'as + ~ =
\ rTH@ .. o. i>'-I, S:pyr.ofi.& G.;
: WI Ig'r., rt'.srI ~, fay lrr l'r.
iNir,h VAR. n 'as," SUM-, Il cl,uic, . 1.
c'ti'S %c. 10 ,hr very u''",ia -aiiy orwh,rh.
ii'' -. Scliscrs would cal It. p,trnion of ida
pa! ,c.
ii,.r Sacor. j'e ,oT, hcl
-'@.''h-s' >.okcd ..,,u5 gi,i =, JulIcI5,
Ear,i ..,,i. tiDtutIac.s Fob
lac al .oarse HscL s,!t
t,irtE wars4IclS
Com V.rl' oul .lctTAr.. s.,.T
Goshen Burcr,' Lr.I Ea!1
sod Sr5ckers ,nd Pia GnIl,
irll l'ruij. 'ln,'iia ric,
tn s.u' SO, .s.,s syrup:
finger lrrs"r'c, Assoncd lIr.h,
Galennc P"ipCr 'irl,'cs srd C,r,r.;
Yeast Powders, sperm I'll S"sp:
Spcr.n Snr anil Fall.,, CaaW.
Boot" Igdlr,' Shoes;
N4.Cr prn.I ll-t, Bi.Lk.!s
'',nr7 Li.gs .ul cl,,.,,s I'a.S;
..N,' nai athcs, u5,s. Nai's. Sc &C.
.....Hf J.El c. i. NlLLlta:S.
.ni'mti1. NV. -, is g. .lu-O
, 1853-12-03
Now Store!

NHTE, the rnIcrsisneJ, having t-Len
w the store of A. J. Moses, are ,lesi Ss.is,
fous oi csta fishing Ourselves permanently .sAAlE.
IN Olympic, We confde in the patronage of The
puddle, and viii rndeavoT To favor our customers
as much a. We az capable As we receive our
Goods ifor San frrhcisco al as low prices as any
iIm here, v'c viii li.p pose cf (hcm accorlinsk.
pur stock o' !tcsclt consists OF a well selected
i'''rmrus Of pry Goods Cloihing. GroceIies,
"ootS' Shoes, Stationery, Carpeniors Tools.
WATERMAN & GOI I,DMAN.
Olympia, JUDY i6, 1875. u IN ~
, 1853-12-03
l0 NOTICE.. N

t., ,ENLED rr'Ho's's wi be received rp to the
, l5'li day oi December. 1853, at the office Of
'hr Ar.irr As ldri Cor uniNsary Of Subsistence
a. E'G "i,.acacm, ". T., fu iIr supply and de-
L'".r Il f'c.h locf rr- ihc Cnls state, Trool,
y 'ri he'? NUT &c e he hest iaty, ccls srd,
slanh t. lee cl"tci. ord tdi,rici Il such ii'nr,.
10 "a e,ding il,fto tHIes olea week, and in ~ a
z 'n.ft,s A. the \. 3, &. :. shah drrci. The
'".'r''' :, ir lH' s,X u'q t..--anJ a'i iup5,si,
;''i ''ri - NE r1ocs rn places nf residence Of
nc 'ifri'"7 iva 'C. ur ics rrc rr1ui'ci
u" oIGirlcl - l,' piven To lhc lowe I rcsrons-
'' b''icr. 81! pro 'inls /! coasil,lcd too larer,
re !r.h'' 10 -i.I Iai,I.
Dated ,lis .5,l Day Of Nov. Ie:3
W. =. SLAUGHTER,
-nd !.icuL III lniInt'y,
~ A. A. q =
, 1853-12-03
Ammunition.

4 iUNpowDER. SliOTx BAR LEAD aud
m PcIcu,shns'Sps -IofNiIe w
D,eo3ha. PARKER, G pLTER& co.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-19
Correspondence of the Baltimore SUM-

WASHINGTON, March IA, 1853.
Foreign Policy of the Government and The ne,v admin
aStratiOn-Senator MaSOns speech the Central
american Question.
The discussion of the foreign policy of this Gov
eminent, and especially in relation to the British in
reference in Central American affairs renewed
in the Senate to-day, by MIR. Mason. The position
which he holds in the body, Chairman of the
Committee of Foreign Affairs, gives to his views, at
this ;ime, the utmost importance. 1t will be assum-
the administration.
The responsibilities of power tend generally to a
cautious policy, but it cannot be doubted that the
present administration have assumed and will main
tain much higher tone in regard to foreign affairs
than has been heretofore done. They particular
ly pledged redeem the country without delay, from
the alleged dishonor resulting from the timorousness
of the late administration.
The speech of Mr.. Mason to-day chiefly
fined to reply to Mr.. Clayton, upon the single point
heretofore made by Mr.. Mason, that the Balize is
within the jurisdiction of Guatemala If so, British
Honduras is in Central America, over which Great
Britain has by her treaty abandoned any jurisdiction.
Besides, the extensions of her preensons from that
of transient and limited to permanent jurisdiction,
is of date and is aggression upon the rights
of Central America and inconsistent with the Monroe
doctrine and our future peace and safety.
The possession of the Bay Islands is also another
act of open aggression, and have just received add
vice of a fresh aggression in the quarter. Mr..
Mason closed his speech with solemn declaration
that England had gone far as she could be allowed
90 in FER aggressions upon Central America, and
that this continent, and the whole continent, must be
made free from British aggression. He alluded to
and accepted The alternative of war in preference to
any policy that would eoPard1ze national safety and
national honor.
Thus we are drawing nearer to an issue, deprecat-
ed by some, but desired by many, between young
America and old England.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-19

DEATH OF Dr.. ANDREWS Our readers and the
community at large will be panied to hear of the
death of Dr. Samuel A. Andrews, of this place. He
died on Friday night last, being exactly Sc years of
age.
DR.. Andrews was born in the town of Woodbury.,
Connecticut March 11th, 1897 and received the de-
gree of Doctor of Medicine at Yale College in the
year 1918, and married the same year to Louisa
Gums of Washington. Connecticut. In 1924 he re-
moved to North Carolina locating himself at Sleepy
Creek, in this county, where he was an inmate Of
the family of the late James Griswold, for whom he
ever entertained the clost feelings of friendship In
1927 he removed to Waynesborough, and from thence
to Goldsborough, in 1910. He was one of the first
settlers of our present beautiful and furnishing vii
lage and always has heen loved and respected by his
old and new neighbors. Possessed of high order
of intellect, he was one of the most prominent men
of his profession, and enjoyed large practice. His
reading in history, literature and politics extern
sive, and is:pOwsrs of conversation always made
death the community has lost one whose place can
hardly be filled, and the poor especially, friend in
deed. He died in the full assurance of an existence
beyond the grave, Of happiness and eternal felicity
GoldsborOugh Rep. S' Pat.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-03-19
PUBLIC NETTING.

Avery large meeting of the citizens of Raleigh was
held the Hail. on Tuesday afternoon last, for
the purpose Of taking measures invite Mard Fill.
visit this city, route for his tour through
the Southern States. On motion, The Mayor of the
City called 10 the Chair, when Seaion Gales,
Esq, in some remarks explained the object of the
meeting. A Committee. consisting of Messrs. S. w.
Whiting, w. w. Holden and Seatoh Gales, was
then appointed to bring in resolutions expressive of
the sense of the meeting, who retired, and, after a
brief absence, reported the following, which were
unanimously adopted, viz:
WHEREAS, il is understood that there is a strong
probability that Elk President Fillmore, and those
members of his former Cabinet, who are accompany
ing him on his Southern tour be induced to visit
this City: AND, WHEREAS, the citizens Of Raleigh
desire to unite with their fellow-ciZens elsewhere
in suitable demonstrations of regard for him and them
Therefore,
Resolved, hat Committee Of four be appointed
by the chair 10 proceed Immediately, to Petersburg,
and tender Mr. Fillmore, and suite, the hospitalities
of the capital of North Carolina.
Resolued, That further Committee of FIVE be ap-
pointed to invite the action of the City Commission
ers in the premises and to unite with them in making
all suitable arrangements for the reception and enter
tainment of urguests, should they TO become
such.
The following gentlemen were appointed the Com
mittee under the first resolution, viz: Messrs. n.
w. Miller, H. w. Hustled, L. OBJ. Branch and
Seaton Gales. Under the second resolution, Messrs.
W. r. Scott, Thos. D. Hogg, Charles Dewey, VIM.
w. Holden, and A. H. McPheeteIs, were desgna-
ted.
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NOTICED

TT is troublesome to manage Plantation and Negroes,
Land free myself from that difficulty, have reso
we'd to sell my Negroes, Crop and Stock, and Furniture,
&C., and my Plantation. In pursuance of this
resolve will offer for sale the highest bidder, Four
teen very likely young Negroes all my Furniture, Stock
of all sorts, Corn and Bacon and Plantation Tools with
great variety of other articles at my residence in the
County of Franklin which is about midway between
Hayesvle aud Sims Bridge, on Tar River, Tues
day the 5th day of April next. upon credit to suit
purchasers. Not being in need of money, bond with
approved security will be required bearing interest from
the sale. The negroes uncommony likely, and such
as will suit any purchaser wishing to own them.
SALLY PERSON..
March ID, 1873. S5-2tw'
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