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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-05

Mr.. Brooks of the New York Express
writes home from Havana, that the &C.
counts Of insults to our flag" and other
similar outrageS are found, upon exami-
I'D ion, to be grossly exaggerated. He
likewise says that the reports we hear of
the disaifection of the Creole Cubans to
their government, have but very little
foundation.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-05
-WASHINGTON. Anril %

Gov. Hubbard. of Maine. has been
appointed consul 10 Rio Janeiro; VIM.
P. Angel. Of New York, to Telcuhuano
Diilaye, Of Syrscuse, has been appointed
Chsrge to Brussels.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-05

The man who attempted 10 smoke q
pipe OF brandy is troubled with a dizzi
ness of the brain. and talks of Joining the
daughters of temperance.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-05

CC5-See new Advertisements.
Edwards is still doing the business al
the Durham House. See advertisement.
Those cigars of his want putting. bu,
we. hav'nt time just now.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-05

The fruit prospects in this part Of tie
State were never more fat;ering.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-18

passage Of 30 sugran for Spring Garden .a 'o -,
vgfsge Ny reason for Gong 80 I'M ib,d Of the
epsy ard those -bo g., sm ants from Ind. 4
e"s ~ roy SEQ to s7O get their third the sane a. nus
:. So g. tom America, and all have 10 pay r.
~. g,.,es & Co. 81 Baltimore. viii BE- advised TO
- = a. Ii xnh The parties and attend TO shipping &c,
al Which ycu can communicate when me sfAnge1neo's
are e. n psfed
nv VIII kpd regards Gear sn Jour rasyj ,o,-vor-.
s-If,cpe Of The party under,tooo the making Of
in tob. cgsrs il would he Of Importance
,ber IA M cufy On tobacco the growth Of rnscA nu
Tier. dpts % sibef 10 or IL cents per H. On all ip'
cd srd lsrse consumption
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-18
AMERICAN NsTIIUTE OF INSTRUCTION.

Reported icE lie y. L lnoe1e
NEWHAvRH, Tuesday Arg Is I253
Tt body IS IOE hooiig 10 twsLyiOurth annual meet
ing IL hi CRY iber- Is @rgs delegation from various
psrf- If Satss The Institute called 10 order oy
ID. Prfsio.ri. Hos Ar Th.y Of Boston.
james Bsbc 'k Ed on The pat Of the city Of New
BsNeI, med he mbers 10 the hOsp4tes Of te
city il short srd appro pirate speech. He sls) rad
ceBG Icsob r TIE Faculty OF Yale College rendering
TIE Association the Of then College Rooms the Library
the Ga r. y Of p@lEtings.
Prof 81 I'm being ducsd sAd he had never before
hao The piivegs u silg Al Of hsse mesn
II lad been efgase5 IN hs busnesi vi Instruction .0r
Ey iolT ysars Professor Yale College he Rzs more
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-18
ACCIDENT ON THE ERIE AND STATE LINE
RAILROAD.
TIE N. Y. Tribune.

NETWORK. Tsesasy Angus, Is 1916
We were among the passengers who left Cleveland for
this city by the morning train Of yesterday Arriving At
EIie detained in consequence of the accident
upon the road twelve miles east. After reaching the
scene Of the daster We detained about hours
longer, until the wreck ofthe could be removed 81
the track We then, had favorable opportunity for
viewing The melancholy and learning the paricl-
lars OF the event The train consisted of three large
passenger ears and baggage ear These are of the
vide clsss, the road being of the six foot rars While
rlr'c tt high speed, is evident tom tn effects of
the accident enc Of the hollow cast iroa wheels q -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-18

The Coroner's inquest is s in session II looks to
me as though the verdict would amountto nothing p
p S. should have stated that DR. CLEVELAND ms
made an apology Dr. Taber By saying that he did not
know that be was regular ply siciaa-" Yours, p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-18

BALLOoKIsC N SIBEKIA.-A Siberian correspondent
be Ind,yehdonce Beige gives account OF the nrodse
ion Of srsl Davig alton for practical purposes IN nv
oubiry 1t seems hat the enormous quantity Of "sS
produced by the melting the snow OCCASIONS great re
IN the rivers in the spring Of the year ntercepuo3 me o@
uuricatob between certain manufacturing WORKS on VI
Ours At the distance of three and half vertes rom ese'
oh er and separated by small stream. IN Orfer TO keep
M the con muucaon and permit tho wors mon 20 PAs
and rtpsss srge stationary balloon Is fixed BY Jrss e''
over each Of the factories the ght Of about 200 mv
Fr, each Of these balloons suspended cable fescnns
the opposite factory whore il Is attached 70 tnoers CIV
strucd tor the purpose Between these tSo poinn' '
cable il also supported by three INTERMEDIATE oIoo1'
The principal cable IL provided with pulley On SAcn
hung light sheetron boat holding two or TIRES Psf''s
without INCONVENIENCE Tbs policy itself 10 con Ans'.
BY two cords attached 10 opposite points Pern'aos ~
boa, 20 be drawn toward either factory At pleasure i
c. rc desgned to draw up the pulley after has oe'oeA.
on The cable and from which the vehicle hAs o7,h =,
tachsc passes over small pulley connected "in ns''
Part Of the balloon so that these tso cords ana 0'
querty the pulley which they are attached 40
ased Iy uersons on the ground The main pulley ns' -
an tcner, for the nveniebt mounting Of the 49,
subjeo, 10 the cont Of Of the passenger and inc oo
proyoed With parachute 10 case Of ACCIDENT. inD
the con,rivsnce has worried 10 very saiisisc'"I
V,xovEp oLIEGE-This College, 10 theviase :, IL
w. diana under The cortrol Of the Presbyser N
bs, Faculty consisting Of President and re
s,d 1s .tudent in sl d 2aiiIeais, 20 Of FboH a's
yr.rrzfes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-18
BUENOS AYRES.

The BO,ton Trsreer gives the folio wing additional par
ticulars Of the close OF the siege of Buenos Ayes an
nounctd in The Tribune on Tuesday
Letters received in this city hontevideO and Banos
Ayres 10 the st ~ July, bring important Dteligenes
Tie squadron Of Urquzs, commando By Com. Coo saf
with which he tOckacng the city, by tbs ascent OF ne
pOger bss been bought by the bessgsd sns
ast lying quietly in the barbor Of Basao
AyIes The blockade of tue city Is therefore AZ 80 END
1hs price paid tfe Blu. AyreaDs IA not Known bat
probably srgs one The Minister of War hsd asked the
Ssis for further grant Of money Urqdzs probably 50
pecied that eschery II work for ne demanded o. Cs
tbs body II bio troops should be- placed board me
vtstes TO which Coe refused to accede
Letters also state that the sams golden arguments had
work Dg the ch the camps OF the fOesF
ts II "a also stated tbai Gen Flores rsDg an sny
in the north aud young Pedro Ross 10 the south ~ atsH
UTquizs These considerations together vita toe sacoss
iul workings OF Bu' Ayrean money on the ousns
q efs renotr il probabls thai statement 10 pstscnpp
letter received in this city from Busnos Ayres eorrsc
IN stating that Urquizs had actually ed from his camp fon
before The city about 10 oe purusd ny the basnos
Ayreaps, who feel confidence Of perm lnent qa@
while he Is st liberty. q.
IL i. also stat that the Buenos AyreaDs will shut up ~
the email ports opened by Ufquzs sno tost they ". 'o
With their powerful marine squadron o"ctsas ~:
pOrs OF Entire kios The peculiar province q ofqn.s %,
THIS latter proceeding it's b0as tn It the frsnch
Will forbid. Ii stated bs, Of the troops 81 cfqal,
sacked and destroy a small the vicniy "
Bbsnos AyTes. .
The po OF Buenos A, having thus been opened oas
Tess will Immediately TeCommeBcs and one or tSo W.
,eshsd already sailed for THE country.
The receipt Of the At MOhevidso checked ths &C.
maIo tor gooos there but provisions az once advanced
IricS.
Urouza ia sii temporary Director OF the Consdsssts
Argentine Pfovircss Except BusnOs Ayres sbich hss
ever Acknowledged bin. Whether they viii give him mI
ic il his extremity. remains 70 BE- seen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-18
Spring Garden. Jamaica Friday, July I, lss
SANANNA.lA.MAR nnaf-Ilnnra

Agent Gensral of lmmis ssaonr
You also ask TO state Whist privileges will give to
kbOrers who viii come 10 Spring Garden. l will allow
them 10 take the milk Cf from i've u ten cOws-hSt s
among thirty peoplt-snd II any wish to keep
horned stock viii tSke OF ana give pasture lr
many they choose keep being o we'd TO pen taen
every ais III ar tke seks OF manure viii also give
acre 81 lAsc q. garden. free ana bind myself 10
fnd COZ s seDsxnt fer them at the usual rates paid
canes ed isas w. lpss Wish to cultivate on HALyss
will give fhs4 Eft&tt u. they choose ~ cultivate,
and gre H. ne ~ ntsam engine. null and cIPPerS
with ssatss horses and pay sll
money required, ~ the ra,s
Of 80 ssk 81, eben the crop manufactured, at
Cor sf< b. Glstsed ogEaAy bfrtea rhe
est~ss xs4x seaf snd cell adapted growing ginger
&srcxfvo tes@oc0, cotton nee armerc tSplocA Indigo,
coffee pineIto, and lboth maize aud Guinea |
ne. not tell ycu what be groEn on an ACRE of
good land in provscnsff family ia the shape Of vans
potatoes pump kins and ysetsbies which yOu ted
well as [ can. | would tdvl,e their bringing tobacco
SEED with theEn as II Il not easily got here, ieel
certain plant would psy well h,re IS We get three
crops yea a. requires only TO top sad sre of the
leaves continues sprnsIng again for three or four
times year ard lasts for four or I'VE years al the land
gets exhausted. IL Is toe WITH colt n sugar and
arrowroot and ginger and numerous other plants rhey
will also have the Of al un0eouped houses on ths
estate free and any wish 20 build cottages ano make
fences for their grounds vii give them IS many unoers
as Trey require ana carts stock 10 cart he sSe Tree,
and should really bans md picus peopls ma every
tAf that will tend 10 mental comr, and happiness
will bs attended 10 fT ~ lies ia 10y would
soxhs fhuso ~ oone 90 brng all their inraars So,
with 4 M and b.rg .inog iol passage & inollde fE
pifure snc passage - the sane Anc nn.ssy fer
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-15

traders Of New York, a . general hing, are rhosi
extraordinary people. Thoss who manage well. get
up good trade, push il Prudendy and keep II. get
ricb ~ = matter Of Take Gsnin. the popular
halter Tor instance II not merely bis stroke Of pol
lev in buying The Jenny Lind ticket that laid the foandA
ton Of his fortune s mainly owing to his tact. skill
enterprise. and adusrtsns. Let the merchants oil The
capital profit BY the example.
Rely upon il. the skies will grow brighter IN view
York. HI'
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D w. BROWNING. Merchant T~sBsv. ~ndcr the
United States HsseI enlarged and Improved his
Waiting washington hts ssecs~d ock of French and Eas
h closh and elegant
styss Of goods from the New
bsvsna had swcs The puvchase o goods
importing win -
vsnsases will enable him cnr hes the psea'e on sch
WI give the Vsrcbase and
tscssans ussssa stock
eocs such will defy competition s their sesss, syle, ard
chespness
All be ssts sre you parchsse esswhee, SID he viii
convince ypu thst viii wos~y ~ DOING
so eohes be made the elegant Style at twelve
noucs
SUPERIOR READY MADE CLOTHING
hsve hand ready made cIothiag Of
own work. sds up IN the fashcsame mssser s"ce
ovevcca and ana Also
ssd ve which will be sold much ICES Price an vors s<s 70
,ssst u sssus Rspos q F.saess
o. &av1
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-15

N A. Tyson and Sisters Seminary for Young Ladies'
street, between TvssIftA ad TlsirtseD(h, WAsh
linton, ID. c., for boarding and day PuPi1s
THE fourteenth Of this Institutes opened
lHh Terms quarter, Ella
Junior s0 Primary e. Drawing, o French, BY Pref Raul
4i3 Music, Ella to sic.
Pupils boarded either permanently weekly II 50 and SIX dol
lars further the pnei
pal bookstores and seminary
Sc
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= sAw The steamer OSCEOLA will, on the nd sepssA
Rz01Sne beY running regularly ths above
place leaving Washington every Sunday
O'clock rcarnins leave BALTIMORE every Tuesday
O'clock p. N.
She win regularly going Leoaardown,
Mays River and Cone kive and The usual andiA the
Potomac, for signals land
Passage and freight al the usual rates.
JAMES MITCHELL,
Sept 2I-cod1 Captain.
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CUPERIOR Toilet Blankets and ether Furnaturs
dry goodsWs have just received and offer for
following goods in the above ine
superior fancy and nband Whitney,
French, superior quality
follow IA, 1874, IA, IA, and l0-A
Also, beautifully ns and iie bsnksn for cribs and
dles.
Pink blue white Dresden quilts pretty cheap
french csntxes which will
besuuiul reasonable parior
rich EaSish In smaller figures and rich co,or
10 aud noss worked Swiss and French worked lace
elegant piano cove in per
specuve, landscape
found superb
drugget cloths, pieces
from 10 by 1914 1864 BY le 4, very cheap
Also, styts lAhs Dwelling
OctIi-1cod CLAGETT DODSON
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GALE ov VALUABLE IMPROVED PRorERTys-I shsn ssM
b on Monday at O'Clock, shs
brick hcwses ssns N he essses cfhs
Thee suIdnss On cs sHA D. q me suhA
visitor M sgws~e kopsiss ~ set Pe~rsyivnsts
avenue ground sey hrcssh 'os Also
IN soasp 6ostng Missoou Ts n
properly Wsahisxes, srd he s,e sdpssAs
" the psemses, ssd the uss I'm - 80 kssws
the time Of THO. CAABRahy,
ASeaa snd sssvssy.
IAa L. hc0UIaR,
Sep I'D AssSsss~.
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A NEW THING ENTiRELY.-Tbe ma-s ASTONISHING p.r
heard OF Barrels 6kins keg descriptions u
and finished without defect t,rh and
smooth enough . varnish, entirely by machinery.
aavcd ios
prrfrc nv mooh
outside uniform thickness oni~d
having pwcpoienste bigs according
srsash fully tested the cask howeed chsannreA
heads turned and the Whole hopping
perfect
challenge world produce the qss and the rate ~
hundred hundred BY
III casks he msds from the smallest
largest cssk in general al Of which
he sobs'e fluids adapted
description goods. In acs. the machinery
the fault srearrsiy
Of purchasing the machinery in
Virginia hsysnd Kentucky Mses
city, H. c., who propulsion
psf.nsce. ALLAN POLLOCK
Oct i5-eod1M
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TnsAsunv DsrAarsssr, Oct ~, 1859.
me secretary Of The Treasury receipt soo
"s na"ds Of the Rev. A. Eden, BALTIMORE, the
hs's eeea handed to him a. belonging government
15-lt
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-'~''%'o - -''-'-~'
MONUMENTS CABINET,
Nrw YosK, Oct I4-Peter G Washington arrived here
yesterday, and is the Asor House. Mr. Dobbin has lett
ior Washington.
IA
New YoEK. Oct 1.-The money market 10 very tight
Exchange on London advanced to 10 a I0l premium
There is quite excitement In Wall street. Failures
talked Of and whispered about In all circles IL said
that many quiyering and further smashcs to cond
cradle extent daily looked for The excitement has
risen to unusual pitch.
BurrALo, Oct IL William T. Sterling. postmaster OF
Mount Sterling, Crawford county, Wisconsin, arrested
on tho Sd instant for obbing the United States mail He
ordered give bail in the Of " 900, aud In de-
fault thereof was committed to the Crawford county Jail
GREAT RACE
PETERSBURG Oct. IL The great race fourmile heats,
over Broad Rock course, between Nina Red Eye, and
Lawson took place to day. and by Red Eye lie
won the frs. and third heats, and declared victor
vERMoNT LE0IaArUEE
MONTPELIER, Oct. l3The legislature this morning,
and had four unsuccessful ballots for speaker On last
the votes iood-G. w. Grandy. (whg) 81; Bingham,
(dsm,,) 81; Nsedham, IF. So 49,
MORTALITY
NEw YoRx. Oct IL The barque Copernicus. from Ham
Ing had is deaths daring the voyage.
RAnRoAD
PIrrsBuhG Oct. 1.-The of the Seubenviile
railroad while riding in buggy last evening with lady,
attacked about me Of Noblesown, beaten
Ill he became insensibs and robbed OF $780, which he had
just drawn from the bank.
ROBBERY
RICHMOND, Oct. "A package containing $4,000 in
new OF the Exchange Bank OF Virginia, office NJ
(lufk
evening OF the 10Th inst
BosTor, Oct IA disastrous fire occurred in the village
oil krndals Mills, (Me } Saturday night An extensive
nail factory, together with sawmls, almost
totally destroyed The loss 900 About
hundred and fifty thrown out OF employ.
WEATHER.
BosToN, Oct. l3-Mount Washington IL now covered
with the depth of feet and some places
ded the height OF eight feet In the around the
mountain has been falling for several days. The
thermometer at the mountain last week stood
NEw YoKK, Oct l3.-p m.-The stock market IL very
much depressed Nothing done in government S. Saes
Of Canton, "a Erie, II Residing, TAI Parker Vein, 81;
Cumberland Coal CO., 81 Phonix sales; New Greek,
no sales !; Morris Canal, IA; Nicaragua, 10
The advices by the Canada have caused advance in
breads,ufs but the market is very much unsetuedsass
of 0Oo bbls Of -four ~ for Stats 81 O6 ~
southern. Rye Hour, So Corn meal, - IL Grain ad-
vanccd-sales of 900 bushels OF southern white
i52 53 red. Lac Sales OF 70 900 bushels of
yellow corn at 81 cents; white advanced Scents.
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From the South side Democrat, Oct. ~
A Ptnk or Consistency.--Asw We Predicted.

seven months ago President Pierce delivered his insu-
,ura address II was an admirable document. and the
country welcomed il with loud acclaim. cciled de-
gree of commendaon throughout the land Unsurpassed
SINCE the days OF Jefferson The operation OF csrpnx al
il in the South would have been both thankless and un
profitable Conspicuous IN this current hosed the re-
tersburg Inlegencer II joined the choir and sang the
most extravagant anthems OF approval II /" thanked
Mr. Pierce for the patriotic stand he had taken at the out
set OF his administration His position relative TO the
South WAS clear frank, straightforward. and unequivo
cal"
AT the ,ime we warned our readers against awarding
the Inlegencer credit for sincerity in this nsdious
adulaon We denounced il trick in the trade of its
party We pronounced its pharisaics and as ut
lerly at war with the vile abuse il had heaped Mr.
Pierce prior his election We predicted that in few
months Tie mask would be dropped and the old visage
reappear.
Nor were we in error. Since this period OF jubilee,
Mr. Pierce has not done act inconsistent with the
declarations OF his inaugural address He has regulated
the distribution of the government patronage in precise
conformity with principle distinctly enunciated in that
documents and approved OF course by the Petersburg In
tegencer He has appointed no to Office before he
perfectly assured Of his fidelity to the constitution
and unreserved endorsement of the Baltimore platform.
He has offered 10 remove any of his appontees who op
pose, or who DO not yield cheerful obedience TO and
concurrence in, the fugitive slave law Those most OBJ
jecle TO among his northern appointments men
whose political sin is having occupied the identical
position OF Daniel Webster and Willard Fillmore, the
special pets Of southern wings. These facts, and
we challenge their denial.
Sill, we find this model sheetths doublerefned ex-
tract OF consisiencyths deecable Synonyme of pro-
priey-daly relieving itself OF the most infamed bile.
cdolent with The choicest ephets of it's ehoi1 vocabula
ry, and leveed at the admnistration-for what Why,
for fostering aboonisls
Now, we submit to plain common sense If this
is not interesting avocaton for the Petersburg nel-
genera We ask, Has there heretofore under
their observation more fragrant exhibition OF assu-
rance. mingled with patent and ridiculous nconss-
tency!
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r AWvERE Foosseap Paper and Stationery, made
eIpvesy ruled with MARCIA, SD aided length
saving nsch time and vcwse In ecss~cns The sheets 10
eesker.
ssaopy ksds Of best quality he found in ne UNI
states " ~
ssse peps rs boz Rsveores as 10 cent?
and articles low they can ~ purchased rev
orb o eispwhere.
For sale TAYLOR MAusrr
Book and Rasonssy eso~e, wear ~ ~.
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THE UNION ACADEMY, CORNRn FOURTEENTH
and New York
Those whs9 sesect s~S var response
HE school, m ~ isef sss - ne
classics and hs mathematics, and ALEC the sssars
and natural sciences they s n6ed 1os ee ~ o
cow>r~sai psvsse - 1871
fsiy nvted cell upcn me scps so"e
a. the vacant seats Few
eosrrse@ Who're cmsrsrees ss~~n
10 h. kAd " donhuu
No on ss wsn no h~pcforh who have advanced
C,,enis,. car !. os,.seed principal bcotnores
S Y. nFCHARDe,
a.,u-sa Priseipai
lsO<vrmAN wAHTEDs-A whse mas ean pvsAwce sat
ssrory 'esa.osss wanted In Ne sspsssv ~ fOpssass
Appsy nvssiliaa Mins>Ds. Hr e9tF ISL Nf NeNfF
So D-A
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nosSr, nuvsevyNa0, Darby Ro~A, lphsa.
nss an .sssssve ces Of
eenoooe AND gasAen pssns foreign
from eyes efdsa and h~e The
asd In the perfect - " $500
Cssa'nssss supplied 10 prepaid applicants.
49,, =. SEED WAREHOUSE,
"cs ''0' w Chestnut street, fhiIsdeiphta
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CINCINNATI, Oct 10 The msjoriy tor Msdill (dem.)
Tor governor will reach o. 000 and The democratic majority
In the legislature will be very large Tho increased demo
cratic msJofiy ia lhs city susibusd TO tbs fact that
many wings voted the Of their
opposition TO the liquor law.
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From the Norfolk Beacon
Original Letter from Gen. washingtsu.

Below copy from the Newbern IN. CO. Atlantic the
original letter OF Gen. George WashIng,oa to the nhsbi
tanls OF that town. The manuscript OF the letter in the
possession oil James 9. Stanley, ESQ., clerk of the
OF Craven county, TO whom presented in 1910. by
Judge Francis Xavier Marn on the eve OF his departure
for Lousans to discharge the dates OF Judge OF that Ter
riory, 10 which he had been appointed BY President Mad
lson The Atlantic gives the circumstances connected
with this letter. AZ follows: convention had been az
aembled IN North Carolina 10 the constitution Of
the United Staes That convention rejected the cons-
tuition. After ils rejection Gen Washington was per-
susded by many, who ANXIOUS to see North Caro-
adopted into The family OF States to lend his personal
Influence 10 the attainment OF that object He did so and
came 10 Nexbern, Chen the capital OF the Saie I'm.
medaiely his arrival in the town, the citizens ad-
dressed him letter, and The publish il his re-
ply u has never been IN print before that we are aware
Of
Gen. Washington staid in Ncwbern but short time,
and stopped Al the house occupied BY John Black
well, eco. which Is also rendered famous having for
merry been the residence oil the usrous John Stanly,
one Of the most revered Of Carolina's sons
The foowing is the letter
To hs Inhsb,iani, Of hs Tsu~ Of Nspbsrn:
GHsursrs; express with real pleasure The grateful
sentiments which your address inspires am much in.
deb,ed, IN every personal regard the polite attention of
the Inhabitants OF Newbern, nor am LEES grained by
ther pafouc declarations the situation OF our COM
mon county Pleasing, indeed. is the comparison which
Retrospect 81 past sords with our preaept hapry
cond ion and equally 10 the ancpa, OF what We
may sull attain, and long continue 10 enjoy.
bounuiul Providence has blessed us with all the
means OF national and domestic happneas,o our own
viae and wisdom referred their nprov ement and
realization.
Thai the town OF Newbern may eminen,ly participants
10 the general prosperity, aad is inhabitants be ndvdu
G. WASHINGTON.
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WoRcEsrEa Oct l3-Wm. Barker W A. found guilty yes
erdsy OF numbering his wife.
Manly Ransom is on uiai this morning for similar
crime.