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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-12-28
Your obedient servant,
A. RENCHER

A BEAR KILLED IN JOHNSTON County. black
bear was killed few days since on Reedy Branch
Johnston County, by Mr.. Irwin A. Woodland. His
gross weight was 202 pounds-nett, 165. Mr.. Wood
ard from his own account even, exhibited consider
able courage for who had never seen such an
animal. He shot him once-then beat him with
pole then shot him again after which the bear rose
up and made off, when he jumped on him.. threw
him over and despatched him. He says the animal
made one pass at him, just missing his breast.
The place where he killed is near Buffalo
Swamp, about five miles from the Wake line. Doubt
less he followed the Neuse, from Craven or Jones
Counties.
The dressed meat, which appeared to be tender
and quite fat, was sold in market on Friday
morning last.
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Terrible and Fatal Steamboat Explosion.

CHARLESTON, Dec. %. The steamer Marlborough
bursted her boiler at this port this morning. with
fearful explosion and her Captain the Captains mate,
engineer, pilot, and two of the hands, were killed
almost instantly. Several others were wounded
some very seriously, and others perhaps fatally two
others slightly The immediate of this explo
sion has not vet been ascertained.
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BURR Stuck. Burr, of the Wilmington Herald,
complains that some one stole his " Christmas tur-
key" Bad-but we have no doubt our cotempora-
nv made up for the loss on fish and oysters. Still
he is not entirely out of heart for he wishes his read
ers I" merry Christmas" We expected the Turkey
question would be settled about Christmas
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81 A new Post Office has bocn established in
Cumberland the road to Raleigh, on the east side
of Cape Fear River, called "Mary's Garden" and
Geo. W. Lawrence appointed Postmaster
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A letter from Washington says that it is also pro-
posed to place advalorem duty of 100 per cent
on the following Imports:
Brandy and other spirits distilled from grain or
other material: Cordials, Absynthe, Arrack, Cura-
Goa, Kirsehenwasser, Liquors, Maraschino, Ratafa
and other spirtuous liquors, and beverages of sim
liar character.
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Masonic. a funeral sermon will be preached at
Smithfield the body of the late H. j, Bell, by
Rev. P. W Archer, on the second Sunday in January
next. All Masons are requested to attend.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-12-28

~ We shall publish at length in next the
proceedings Of the last Democratic State Convention
by way of refreshing the minds of our Democratic
friends as to what done two years ago.
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~ Congress has adjourned over for the Christ
mas holydays. See the interesting letter of our
Washington Correspondent
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-12-28

RECEIPTS OF CoTToN. 1t is stated that the decrea-
sed receipts of Cotton at all the Southern ports
compared with those of last year at this date, is
495 900 bales.
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Dec. 21st, 1858.

The members of the Democratic Executive Com
mittee are-Abram Rencher of Chatham 4. +. Dick
Of Guilford, c. G. Wright of Cumberland, Edward
Cantwell of Wake, W. w. Holden of Wake, Dr. D.
G w. Ward of Greene, G. II. Wilder of Wake, and
Asa Biggs of Martin
We trust all the members of the Committee will
find it convenient to attend. Our opponents are
moving, and it is important that we should be in an
{, arnor and attitude to meet them. We trust,
also that the Democrats in the various Counties Will
ot once hold meetings and appoint Delegates to the
State Convention
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HI@ Mr.. Cantwel the Editor of the North Caro-
lima Statesman, is in town, and we learn the first
number of the paper will be issued in few days
Our personal relations with Mr. Cantwel have always
been of the most friendly character, and we hope
nothing may occur to change them. Butwe shall
maintain our position and the faith delivered
by the fathers without regard to men, movements,
or events; our business is with principles, and our
first duty is t0st60 Democratic masses.
The course of thisnew journal has been forcshad=
owed by its prospectus, tosay nothing of the crcum=
stances which areto bring it into being Webelieve
it can be of service to the Democratic cause, but
that on the other hand it may nure that cause if
we thought otherwise we should greetit as an ally
and friend
The voice is Jacobs voice. but the hands are the
hands of Esau. :"
g- The communication the signature of
1EaF
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DIED

DIED,
In Chapel Hill. the 2sth of4December John D. Hurst
only sonpf Dudley and Mary A. F. Hurst aged
months and days little children to come
to and forbid them not for such the
en-.
II sAEsCHOOL,sAT HILISBoRoUGH, NG.-THE.
lnext Session of this Institution will Monday
~ - F. NASH, -
JSsBAILEY. (
December 26th, 1853. 80 12-4w.
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Gbe gtanSar6
pALEIGH. WEDNESDAY. DEC. .2s. 1858.
=IDENocRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

The members of the Democratic Executive Com
;ttoo for the State, are requested to meet in the
n. Of Raleigh on Friday the Goth of January next
~ business of importance to the party.
A. RENCHER, Chairman.
Do DIST 1853, rf@E
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JUVENILE BOOKS FOR CEJRISYmASPRFS
SS kS1Ihe Wonder Book for Girls and Boys by Ma
Taphy by Nathaniel thorne Abbots Juvenile; Rabbo
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The Village Queen water-color drawings The Col
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M Mo;n Bed Mid Summer Joys BY Susan yndar Tho
Pannys Stories; Peys Short Stories Long Nights
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elections of my Childhood by Grace Greenwood; History
OF my Pets by Grace Greenwood The London DoE; The
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Raleigh, December e4th, 1853. IL
FENAR RIVER MALE ACADEMY.-THE TAR
Il River Academy viii be opened Monday the 2nd daY
OF january next under the charge j. c. Rhodes A. NJ
graduate OF one the Oldest and best established Colleges
in the United States and has years experience
IN important institutions in which he has been eneny
The Trustees of this institution have spared no pains nor
every respect as an me OF Of q qualified in
building is conInodous and pleasantly lccated the neigh
dollars ao and here youth viii not be exposed to dan
gerous temptations and vicious practices bano
OF many localities Gentlemen wishing to prepare their
sons or wards for College the Freshman or more
classes viii rd profitable place them for in
tia course and in the English branches prepare tcni
here. -
The branches taught will be the Greek and Latin Ian
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and Mensuraton Chemistry Natural PIosop by P6iloso
ply of Natural History Astronomy Ancient aud Modern
history Rhetoric Defamation and Composition Geogra-
ply, English Grammar, Arithmetic &c. =.
- The terms per Session of % weeks will be
Elementary branches, 81 so
ttigher English, e1oto IL so
Ancient Languages Is 90
west of Oxford =
-. TRUSTEES Dr. Jas A RUSSELL William Clement, Allen
Waller, Lewis P. lien, Jas. G. Cozart
By order of tho Board of Trustees.
C. w. ALLEN, Secretary.
Tar River T. o. GranvilleGJo. n. G. Dec 90. 12-t2J
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The Proposed CHANGE THE TARIFF. The fol-
lowing is the list of articles which have hitherto paid
duty, but which the Secretary of the Treasury
now proposes to admit free:
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ELEGANT Rooms. .pREp4REn Ann. DE.

h LEGANT BOOKS, PREP4RED. And PU1B-
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Rogers complete Poetcl Works. Campbells complete PC
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Lyrics of the Heart &c by Alaric A. Watts Records Of
Woman Songs of the Affections, &C.. by Mrs. Hemana
Reads Female Poets of America Harts Female Prose r
tiers Of America TuPpers Poetcal Works Leaflets of Mem
an Illuminated Annual for 1854 friendships offering
the Gem Annual for 1864 Christmas Blossoms Juvenile
Gift for S54 Buffers Royal Quarto Bible elegant STYLES
Buffers Small Quaro Bible, elegant styles Iongelows
Hyperion Lady of the Lake Book of the Passions bv James,
Grys PGetical Works Specimens of British Poets by
Campbell Book of the Heart characteristics of Women BY
Mrs jameson Poetry of the Year passages from the
Poets descriptive of the Seasons Gswods Female Poets
Of America, Haleck's Poetcal Works Pilgrim of Beauty
Poems of Amelia, Sacred Poets of England
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saw- The communication over the signature of
Wilkes has been received and shall appear incur
next ~
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December 18th, 1853 = : 13--St.V.5
GNRANE'S CREEK ACADEMY, Moore. County,
" " GThe second session of this school, located nine
miles east of Carthage and the Fayetteville
ern Plank Road will commence Tuesday the Sd of jan
Tuition payable in ADVANCE S. So s1o 80 and s15 per
session 49, ~ 80 y *
Carolina ~ 49,. t.
Board and washing can be obtained in the ncghborhood
convenient to the Academy IS to 81 per month";
For further particulars direct (post paid the Principal
Canes Greek p. o.. n c.. A. R. BLACK, Principal
= December 47th 1853. list
~ The Spirit of the Age and Wilmington Journal will
please copy times and forward TO A. R. B..
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Gift BOOKS FOR 1854, IN RICH AND EIE-
"a CANT BindngsThe Lily of the Valley; The ISemen-
Der Me- The Gift of friendship; The Gift of Love Hero
ines of Shakespeare The Floral Keepsake; The Golden
Gift TheI leaflets of Memory The of Beauty, aLt
crary Gift for 1854, Edited by Miss Emily Rcrcivai.
For sale by w. l.. P0MER0Y.
q Raleigh December oath, 1853. I'LL
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-12-28

W cry DESIRABLE FARM IN GENOIII
v COUNTY AND 40 LIKELY NEGROES FOR SALE
The subscriber intending to from the State offers
for sale 'Wavcrlv' the Plantation which he resides
lying Neuse River, mile Northwest The village Of
Kipston, and containing 922 Acresupwards Of 500 Of
superior equality covered by fine growth of Oak
Hickory and Dogwood the remainder is of uua
ty, ard well tmbered There about River
low grounds so of which might be taken into cultivation
with little trouble This piece of land has been
by competent Judges to be equal the grounds
Roanoke There is inexhaustibe supply of excellent
mari lying around the cleared land for mile and half
IN length, generally within Yards of the fields An
bundance Of rich mud be obtained in the branches
abound in each field The improvements consist of ahand
9ole DNelIn8 oI nlooeri contpihg seven
outhouscs There several hundred choice Fruit
Trees in the Orchard consisting of Apple Peach Plum and
Cherries rpening from July to November About Forty
Likely Negroes will be sold with the Farm if desired
Terms will be made Gerry accommodating
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III .sllelnnized by Morning lodge the Is Sunday
in january at the house of the Hob a H Arlington The
members of the Fraternity respectfully invited attend.
BY order of the Worshipfni Master,
u. @. TAYLOR, S4retorH,
Dec. &c, 1853 12-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-08
AN EFFECTIVE GUN.
Of the question

We have in opinion seen the most fearful instrument
II var vet Invented l. is the repeating gun invented By
Mr. Porter Of Tennessee. gentleman sayng at the EX-
change Hotel ha, brought Richmond show 1t {" The
members Of the Virginia Legislature appeas TO u.s. tina
Inc United Government ought il for the army
and The State Governments for the militia.
The suboned article from the Washington Union OF Sat
nrday last expresses views on this fearful weapon
PoRTER's REPEATING GUN.-We had an oppor,uni,
~ yesterday OF examining and seeing fred this terrible fire.
ara The inventor has greatly improved since he exhibit
I'd it in Washington twelve months ago. The mechanism
il mere simple ard finished and il uses The common cap
certainty This to us to DC Inc most eec-
live among the many inventions and improvements
Of late gun that be discharged nine times as
fss, 40 the trigger be pulled without taking from the
sights and then few seconds the discharged cylinder re-
placed b. charged one, and on TO IRE ninc eifieen
and twenty times in almost he many SECONDS, IL
most fearful weapon il be Used a!so na sell
.oadng gun, without disp.acing the cylinder. But wren
W. CONSIDER that this gun is perfectly safe, fires WIN
great force simple and easily kept in order we think
wcrty the attention Of the general government and inc
State governments We understand the company are nav
Ing made shot gun the principle. II Is probable
that hs revolving cyne invention 10 destined 10 make
revelation in the manufacture of all kinds OF hfe-arins
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-08
WHY Of TIE COCOA.NUT

r., ,,s, npmber of the miscailed democratic he'e"'
in liz wild oray only Aes its scattering sho' a.
Mason and other estimable prominent men OF 'he
cv but makes most furious onslaught upon inc VIVA -
.,,o ,uh,i.hed bv VIM H. Stiles, Esq. OF Georgia. 'h'
Into ab. minister 10 that country and brother OF Inc rev va
Stiles few years since, the eloquent ana popu'a
rIan minister in this city. Mr. Stiles 10 openly ue'o
as an old fogy, playing the fyeopnan' = 1000
running win the hare and holding the HOUNDS a
t..,. "a r,r,dsripu the Kings English Every
-,o tnown n authorship or diplomacy, IS chatg0u
h; i; ,.rm, neither tho most delicate nor expressive
Savannah Courer criticzes this article as e'!u'"
inihersl and unjust. The Intention OF INC a"'"O
pa,en, upon face Of the paper, ana Il 20 o0' 90
of Justice 10 expose the true motives OF Tue "'''e
,; dveones mart OF the history CT the late Dehecu
Convention at Baltimore which ought 10 90 piaceu p'u,
before the homes, men OF all parties we nave no
the facts directly from air. Stiles out s'anu teao' "
stantiate the following statements. ihSy e"P ~ ~,
meter Of the article and the motives OF The writer. '
I,s was ono of the Baltimore Democratic ConVecton 10
nominating the candidate OF the party for The
n will be remembered that both wings OF the pa"
" of Georgia had delegates In that oodyViz Inc o'o D
ocras numbering IT, and the Southern Rights numbering
20 II 80 happened that OF the Southern Rights part! "e'e
were II who themselves favorable 10 'ooe
Douglas as their choice with determination 10 supper
bia nomination Mr. Stiles (who OF the Southern
- N~'
the nominee The Union Democrats were altogether IN Ia
cor If NJ Buchanan MIR. Stiles and two others there
fore he the vote in their hands during this peroa
tina, the Editor of the Democratic Reuisr understanding the
position OF the Georgia Delegation, approacned Mr. oeS
and in the presence Of Major Laliy and Mr. F. Doyle {"
Washington told Mr. Stiles that ne had written ana P"o
lshed his work on Austria that Stiles would go LOT Doug
Lac he would give il such favorable notice and criticism as
would ensure lis entire success, but that ne persisted
in the support of Buchanan, he would give him such
skaning that would damn his work forever Mr Ses re
piled 10 him by asking the price of his SHINING when lie
would freely pay being satisfied that this sknnius "ou az
mis- tcok more good than HARM This is the promised SKIN
ming and is nice commentary upon tn character OF The
Rerie,r
is proper that we should add that we by no means de-
e!en 70 be regarded endorsing The itea mat Inc Deo
cratic Review IL the organ exponent OF Senate Doug
las We have 100 respect for tine talents o! that GER
lleman 10 believe that ne would thus peril his political Tor
tapes BY placing them the keeping of such hnac anc
frebrand whose support fatal to any cause thai II aa'o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-08
coScnEss--an SESSION
SATus0AT FEBRUARY ).


~. Cooper submit J resolution ,ccDg eaqgir .
10 the ryrciiancy Il cmp y,ug Am artists i1tf
t'siuf;r5i rc;G'r DC III" ,,.mnr'~ ~ the adti'f
Use Capitol 81 tie ;eGy al &c House - Representatives.
L,.j
The oil. = ts.ore o.4: tie vy ii tic United state.
,cnj the !h'rt iime and ra-s"..
Nh GNtG gave urr".r' ,,!.cr HsGt u The de
h. apgIafTiia $500 500 70 o;ni, OF rhe c..:I a
r,.,.set i: rat St.u yre'.r,. :. h., .Lui son
In i"nse I'll granting limit" ii&ln-a, 4nd Al:sSy4n
lid II =" construction 81 -. ro. sin tie mouth o.
OHIO - Frirun. in Arhansaa With nrtuth.s W,s la,ua
az after some i,c debate II was rcu! ,hi ,.a.
cd.
Mr. Davis introduced b.! 10 f,gu.at. he iig,,. u T.
ii.a &c., In the Mo- ihcas TEN tS.rIi.I
The bill d'ccts ,'nt Whenever the President shall -,
ne: mat American fishermen are admitted Ii" Pr: r:
% Blush residents III the prov .rccs wiih all he H.
Curing and preparing Tor norEci &C. b.:h anon wa,g
LAND t1en he shall --rc r c! ,n,alio,, s,thos n. -
fishermen Of he Bnt!sh provinces the hike p,irl.r;,,
rn'eIin4 me ports OF cn:y in he C..:tsi
,ar3t 81 lie -nin" duties winch T,Tni py ,t -
ia" sh"g vessels. rlovi'ed that n',n- 10 we o.
affect pri"ai. rights ut f-!,ing, :'HE any 49,
IS l"fa'c property, except up" * @l'ie''''
me paciSc Rail K 'at. G,'l .'ha ia"t'' up, -
.iI. "GrIr o.rcasci ,hc senate Tor az hour aEd ~ "
opposition 10 the bn nnd NJ. Bell rr}iict He "a. =
conclude. al the i.ur d! TIC adjournment
HOUSE Or tP.E>EETArlv
II Was omitted 70 stai., 10 tn port 81 y'r'.'''
cce:ir2s nai lp' resolution lad 5nco ctn"tf'.1 T.
r..n'irl Wednesday n,E; :1r cou"tn. tn - a.
Persistent a;d Vic" i':.iGa;, IN t2c !l0Gse ~ !."p.'
's.cs, n /! O'clock.
TIE ,in. ,epo. Of III. cm,airce o. pubic printing .,
up In nc regular Uite: VI business, prcv.:nZ 81 f
ne returns; all Mr. Gos"an OF lad, v nj i" .
rg icnrd exposition 81 the sublCc'. !of the '"iip
shp"ns that the w"rk should DC given ~ TIE Iibi
Much discussion ensced il; witch Ness S'ag1.,I
ny. C!nsh.n Brown I! Miss, G!is, Sephcn an ''.
len took past, Ia Tic extent Of the w,iE, Fces a. III
ether persons had offered perform lower t;Ao ~ 49,.
ended Give The pnb'c printer, nrt various o'''
CT detail!
u, lene, ,'r s,n!y r j. e, soovsd a":"'', .,
rr1 It,vr I, Nh
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DIRECTORS OF THE FARMERS BANK OF VII
GINA AND BRANCHES, 1853
ev Stockholders R,cHnoxp By Ezesut;,
" n hIacfnls9d Thomas FL. Ellis
r g. Hawaii, r. .. Haskins,
lanes Bosher Nicholas Z. Read,
T. W. McCance, Stephen D. Whe.
Subett McGruder.
NolroLk.
NJ c. Whitehead, Hunter Woods,
John E. D vie, Joseph X. SpTatley,
james Cotnick, William Ward
John rnns.
PETERSBURG.
John Kcvan, John Rowle,t,
Charles Cr;lag Thomas c. Elliott,
james ~ McCulooh, A. ). Jones'
David y. Tenant.
rREDrRlcKssvRc.
J. H. Wallace Samuel Gordon
John CoaSey Wm. F. Check,
George B. SGoH, Alex. K. Philips
Stephen J. B',y4cs
LyScHsuRo.
VIM, Rluford John G. Meem.
Stephen c. Hurt. Upton D. Jennings.
}. Nj Warwick. Robert CawIhou.
). W. McCotklc.
wlNcHEsrER.
Robert L. Baker, John Bruce,
Philip Williams, John K. Tucker.
Henry +. Stuart, John @. Miller
Henry $. Baker.
Nathaniel 7. G.eep L. Fl. Claiborne,
John ~. Paxton, Thomas d. Stokes,
Levi Hobruek, John 81. Johnston.
Robert Wilson
c. c. Read, P H. Jackson,
c. {. Socket, John w Wilson,
John Dupuy, james B. Anderson.
james F. Spencer.
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
John T. Jones. Wan. II. ksblinger,
Vim. P. Farsh jesse W. Jones,
John FowI'S, HrR. F. Gordon, Jr.
Charles Garter.
wYTHRvILtE.
Stephen McGavock, Alien T. Crockett.
George Stuart, Alex $. Mathews
Robert Crockett, 5. c. Gleaves.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-08
THE LEGISLATURE.

The senate, yesterday passed the b, Increasing the
capital stock of Manassa Gap Rail Road Company aud
suthorising subscription the part OF the State OF three
hs OF eight hundred thousand dollars The bill to auhor-
se an extension of the Orange and Alexandria Rail Road
Lynchburg under discussion at the time OF adjourn.
ment.
The House of Delegates yesterday disagreed 10 the Sc.
nate amendment, approp,Ia,Ing "s5Oo000 year for six
wears" 70. tho construction OF rail road from Corington
10 tue Ohio River.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-08

Having published the able speech of Mr WALLACE Of Pc
,esburg on the Internal Improvement question: we devote
the larger portion OF todas issue TO disqualification OF The
able speech OF Mr. Goode of Meckenbug The other side
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-08
MRS. MOWATT

VIII ;onieht make her last appearance and at the same
time take her benefit She will play In the two beautiful
and interesting pces of the Bride OF Lamnermoor and Faint
Heart Never Won Fair Lady-tagedy and comedy-in both
Of wch she effective and successful During her
engage nen,-much too short for many admiers-m's NJ
has greatly enhanced the cordial favor win "hieh
she has always been welcomed BY Richmond au
dience sweet lovely woman and fascinating actress
abe has won the of all and has excited pleasure and
an enthusiasm, unprecedented in Richmond To night We
doubt not, large and brilliant audience will DC present. 10
TAX. last plunce and give cordial "Good bye 10 The
fair daughter of America bright genius and talents
in beau and noble virtues.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-08

CRASE'S GRAND EXHIBITION OF STAIUANi
THs Is entertainment Of an Interesting cha acte "
ny II public curiosity Tho various scenes Eepres .r'i5.
the Sas!ou4 earthly wee! calculated IL excite
so!cnn ts.g. Oar readers should loco his preset
opportG'l.y - view striking an exhibition.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-08
RICHMOND ENQUiRE ia
,i1EsnAY M0RSING, FEBRUARY 9. lso2
.EETING TONIGHT

.. no,,,;c members OF both Houses OF the 0ene'aI
Assembly are requested to the Hall of the House
r,tsso, lTa.sa,v, Evening at o'clock. full al
tond- ia desire
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-08

..~TEE FUNERAL Of Tie lac th"H, IL,
=. rO Crwinr % tie iGceustcy OF '!!e 80, Is
preached on sunday last vii be pre- .cH.l ~
n UGH Oh Thursday, lO'E ':'st AZ Ei.' F"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-08

srrT,-;lor s.. o GoorE or @E',ki.'sNbt 20.
S'i.',- :, - ,o,,s froa me Comn2n1ren!M -
"a ,ai i SICK af"e Gomani<s: differed IN he g2:: q DS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-02-08

Mr.. William Pitts an eminent lawyer of Wheeling died
very suddenly In that place on Thursday last.