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$S.UUU.UUU Bonds Of The nlloi. Central Ran
". s,'s; The f - Oh.
!SlaI; hs q =, ss%
s75 with coupons attsch for the payment
me same place semi on the s OF April ssa iss o.
These bonds are secured FIRST and only mortgage TO
trustees Of the whole road and branches and
-four miles in length and millions o. acres Of land in
employed Il Is expected that go 70 100
niles win Be sompIs.sd BY l.. Jsngsry ne. and tns 70
5sS.o ton: r;ii: WI, e rsaa.d which g coo tons
and now constantly arriving At New York and New or
The whole amount of sonds which the
Isrss,ss y millions Of dollars Of wIeh have
spS s1s.S =. per s5 cen, bonds
seven por cent oonos. .................... b7SVu
Total. . siO,7s5 .Oo0
sass 70 's .S s.s
Asrs. q shs .tnsts capital stock q Oe
paid him ana like &. larger .m.lis:
az r. .ssS S r K ::
Issued :pon payment may required
:so.iSoidsrs which probably viii exceed
reserves .hs right 70 redeem q hs bond:
sc Win ~snts pea ssn ON na sD inn
proposal win be received any loss than par and
any portion Of the amount.
Ten cent Of the am0unt slotted " each subserber
will be required notice Of the of s proposals
and the balance called for BY the directors exceed
time. II any subsoribsr, whose bid IL accepted shall
prefer in lieu Of the bonds hereby offered
receive six cent bonds Of the eharao In
respect those issued for the London 5000
which interest and principal will be payable in London AZ
the rate Of thhngs and sterling to the dol
lar such bonds will but in such case ths sohset
same rate Wy f2os 6 3d. for each bond Of 81 90 The
tered IN LondOn upon The same terms and conditions
change
Interest win in AL DO adjusted payment Of tho
anal nstAlment.
Proposals. viii be received BY W. p BURRALI T,sssursr
closed sealed and endorsed far loan q 90
Of Illinois Central Railroad Company"
Reports and documents showing the financial condition Of
the company tho progress Of the work and all
formation relative TO Its affairs and prospects, may be
ser BY oder of the Beard Of Directors.
YOBERT SCHUYLER, President,
DAVID A. NEAL, Vice President
W. p. BURRALL Treasurer, Executive
GEORGE GRISWOLD, (Committss.
NORRIS KRTCHUM.
JONATHAN STuRGES.
New York April 2, 1853
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L,0R LIyERPOOL-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
ship BALTIC Capt Joseph J. Comstock This steam
ship will depart with the United States for Europe
positively en- Saturday Nay 2 at ~ o'clock her
having unequalled for elegance or comfort
apply to EDWARD X. COLLINS co, IS Wall street.
Passenger are requested TO be board TX NJ
The steamship Atlantic will sueessd the Baltic and sail
June IL.
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NEW SPRING G0ODS-MADAME vETAULT NO III
1N Broadway has utt received por steamer Ada an a.
sortment o. new spring goods which vi. DO exhibited
Monday May 49, Madame vetault would inform eubo
that she pesnred She services Of
maker from of the Grst houses In Paris Good hand,
wanted 10 esw dresses.
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PARIS ADVERTISEMENTS

CHINA OF sEvREs AND OTHERS. MAN0URY, IN.
~ paese, Sandrier, No. l.
BY appointment to several courts NO ~ Rue Richelicu.
Prize me dal to London exhibition.
FASHIONS AND ARTICLES DE CoUR ALEXAN.
DRINE, Rue d'Antin, No. H.
LOUIS CHAPRoN, Furnisher Of the Court la Sublime
Porte, Rue de Ia PAX, No. ii.
NATURAL OK NARROW AND PONATUX, JEAN.
ORION Rue de la Feuillade No. 2.
PIANOS DROITS WITS EXPRESSIVE PEDALS.
MoNTAL Boulevar and Montmartre No. g. Honorsd with
nine medals and tho Cross Of Legion Of Honor.
IMPRESS oFFICE-CoNHIsSION, INNOVATIONS
~ and banking aGArs-Msssrs Tetard Duvivisr, No a
Rus Notre Dane dos vistores Paris beg 10 inform the
the public At that they have
their bu sincss on paa which enable them 90
take all Of commission importation md banking AFFAIRS
NJ only per cent prepaid letter will DO INN
attended TO- and replied to BY the following steamer
IJEMRL PowDER-To CURE THE DISEASES OF
IL dogs hydrophobia tttcr scnb nsthma eye ear dis
particularly good for puppies Suder seventy yea
Prospectus delivered gratis Sold in Paris by
apotheeary 30 Dsnphnc street Only depot in Now York
for the United Statee, at Mr. JOSEPH COOPERS. coz
broadway. Pr,eS VI each lsHdls, ?; cents.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
BY given owner or owners or occu psns'
cd thereby that the following assessments have boon
she Bureau Of Assessments for eIaminat by all per
Broadway Fifty and Fifty ninth streets The
limits by such include all the
houses lots pieces and Of
Hand situated both sie. Of Broadway frG Fifty to
from Broadway half Eighth both sides
Fifty and Fifty third streets from Broadway to
Fiftyn{tb Fifty sixth and streets from
Broadway half to Seventh and Eighth
both sides Fifty from Broadway half
Seventh and the south side Of Fifty ninth
street to halfway to Seventh All
whose interests affected by the above named
Re ssments opposed to the ether of
them are present their obectons in writing
60 the at their once No Hall of Records with
In thirty DAYS from the date Of this notice,
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MCNEIL, )
Once Bureau Of Assessment Street Department iay
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Nail steamezs1he ships comprising this line The

These ships having built BY contract expressly
service has bean taken their
In their sDgnesto strength spsed
and their 1r ansxssed for
elegance and comfort.
Price of passage New FORK Liverpool bin
2o IN second cabin So Exclusive u sltg& sxe stats
room, $500.
From Liverpool 10 New York, ks0 and EZ5.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each sliD.
No bsrtAs secured until paid for
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
~ by given tNthe owner or owners occupant or oeeu
thereby that the following assessments have been
tho Assessor in the Office Of the
Brrsau Of for examination by
lssted, For building in Elizabeth street from
She in Houston street to No. 26 Elizabeth street
The limits embraced by such assessment include all the
several houses and lots Of ground vacant pieces and
kom No. 2s Elizabeth street 70 Houston street All
interests affected by the above named
nents and who opposed to the either Of them
to present their objections writing to the
undersigned their eice No. Hall Of Records within
thi.ty days from the date OF this notice:
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MoNIELL,}
Once Bureau Of Assessments. Street Department Nay
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u 8. WATTS, MANUFACTURERS OF MANILA
He skirts and elastic corsets 81 Seventob
and Broadway Orders respectfully solicited and punctu.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PU BLIC NOTICE rs HERE
~ by given ~ the occupant occupants
Of ali houses and lots improved lands sneot
cd thereby that the following assessments have been
pleted the Aeor and lodged in the Office of ths
Bureau Of for examination by oil persons in
tsreted vFor laying crosswnk at the intersection Of
Grand Lewis streets The limits embraced by assess
ent include all several houses and lots of ground
eanA lots pieces and parcels Of land situated the east
side Of street from Grand stroet to 100 feet north Of
street 70 feet east Of LOWS street. and tho south side
Of Grand street from Madison street to 1874 feet west OF
Madison street. All whose interests affected BY
either Of them requested to present their OBJ
tecon in writing TO the Undersigned, at their ofoe No
Hall Records within thirty from the date Of this
tice WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNEILL, }
Once, Bureau OF Assessments Street Department. May
Il 1853
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CTREBT DEPARTMENT NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
Scaled pregosals will be received a. this once uuti
ForAy TO Forty ninth street. curb and
gutter and flag feur feet wide through side
walks SPECIFICATIONS DO had application the Con
kact Clerk OF ffts department. New York. May 49, 1888
JAS. FuRgY, Street Commissioner.
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- BEE SIXTH PAGE. ga
CORPORATION NOTICES.


4 n ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN ORDINANCE EN-
"A Titled ordinance relative to the use OF Croton water
aldermen s.d somnonalty q ths city Of New York Dc
erdpsnes relative Of Croton water for street
Washng allows the OF Croton water for washing
srees side walks steps buildings after eight O'Clock
n. ar:. d.y ofhsy 70 The ars. DAY Of Nossmssr
r first day Of May in each and every year, be and
Ne sane II hereby repealed
Idopted by the Board of Aldermen February H. 1885,
Adopted BY the Board of Assistants February H. 1853
Approved by the Mayor. February II, 1853
d. 7. VALENTINE, Clerk Common Council
OThs ordinance amended, reads ollows:An ordi-
relative TO the Of Croton water for street washing
Ao. BE ordained BY the mayor, aldermen and common
and after the date Of the passage Of this
until the FIRST day Of November next ensuing and In each
every edng from the first day Of May
at November All persons forbid to use The Gro
SITTER eight O'clock A. NJ and tho first day of Noyem-
br to the first day Of May following after nine O'CLOCK a.
NJ under the penalty of Ave dollars for each offence
Passed the board Of Aldermen, June u, Fi4
Passed The Board Of Assistants, July ], 1874,
Appro red by the Mayor, July 8, 1S44.
% the duty Of policemen 70 see the above ofdhAn'e
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS =
- Public notice is hersby given that the following petit
tion bees presented In the Board Of Aldermen flag
Che Sidewalk fronting the lot corner Of Forty street
Also the following resolution To nag sidewalks In Pif
tsenh street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues whero not
thereto requested 70 present them in wrng The
sndergaed At his Office before The ed day Nay
INST JAS. FUREY Street Comm mar.
Nsv York. May L. 1863
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OFFICE WANTED-ON SECOND OR THIRD FLOOR
" in Broadway, and below Canal street, at mo-
dcrate rent. Address Box =, 400 Post ofioc
WANTED TO RENT.-A STORE, SUITABLE FOR A
w millinery business, with apartment adjoining
ated in good business street Address post paid w. NJ
Broadway Post once
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. fBALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice hereby Owen, that tho following petition
has been presented in tho Board Of ldermon nave
Forty first street. and aag four eot Of sidewalks where
sons infereted having objections tare are TO
present undersigned NJ his Office before
she 400 aAy Vi Nay hs. TnM EVE nny 10, ioS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-22

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
" given the occupant or occupants
Of all lots proved unmproved lands affect
The following have been compst
Of for examination by all persons interested
setting curb and gutter stones
The limits embraced by such include all
parcels oand situated both sides of Forty ninth ssraet
Sixth Eighth and both sides Of Seventh
hundred feet i've inches north and south Of
Yerty ninth All persons whose interests Affect
named and who opposed to
either them requested TO present their
objections in writing to the UNDERLINED at their othss
this notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
- CHARLES J. DObGE Assessors.
CHARLES MoNIELL,\
once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department, May
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-22

NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP CON
IN papy-For MOBILE stopping at Havana The side
wheel steamship BLACK WARRIOR Robert W. shufcldt,
commander, will sail for Mobile Wednesday May 18th
ct IL o'clock precisely from pier foot of Harrison
North Iiyor Passage s Freight taken for New Orleans
Goods consigned to L. Mead Co.. Mobile will DO forwarded
free Of commissions No freight taken Havana except
spsoe No freight received sailing day. ompapy
bills Of adng be had application AZ the office;
others will be signed Parcels received at the Office only
nine o'clock, p NJ, Tuesday May q Passengers for Hi
must procure passports before leaving port.
LIVINGSTON, CROCHERON 4 CO., 81 Broadway
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(yROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT; SEALED PRO.
Seventh avenue will be received at the oce tho Croton
Aqueduot Department Rotunda, Park until Monday, the
Both day May 1853 at IL clock H., to build with
Abe receiving basins and euvsrts Seventh
nue. Fifty sixth street to and through Fifty fourth
Broadway The plan Of tho and specioa
&ons for the building Of the and all other
relating thereto obtained application the Water
purveyor, at this once. NICHOLAS DEAN,
Nav York
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(RoToN AQUEpUcT DEPARTNENTGp 80. 70 con y.
~ tractors SEALED proposals., endorsed freposa, ior
sewer TorSy Street will be received AZ the once Of
s c,1tos DsRsI%snsi bsd sWcy wish the
nsssssry receiving basins and cAlssrs in Forty ninth
saseiy Sixth being N length about gso fses
s ssme and ali other relating thereto be
obtained on application to the Water PnIyeyor At this Of
PRECEDENT Of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
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(SEOToN AQUEpUcT DsPARTMEHT-ro CoNTRAc
~ toS-Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposal for
in Fifty street. will be received at the o6oe Of tho
Aqueduct De partmen until Monday ths sd day Of
Nay 1853 at IL clock NJ TO build sewer, with che
receiving basins and eulyerts in Fifty fourth street,
the proposed in Third to point ~ feet
Fourth being length about 90ft The plan
the specifications for the building Of the
all other alton relating thereto be obtained
On application to the WAxr Purveyor. at this Ofhcs
NICHOLAS DEAN
President of the Croton Aqoedset Deparsmsat.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
hereby given that petition has been presented in the
Hoard Assistant Aldermen for in Hester
from the proposed in Edridge street to point 10
Eldrdge street. and in the Board Of Assistants
for sewer from Chrytle to Allen
All persons interested in the above and having objections
to the writing the
Contract Clerk, st this once, before May 81 1879
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Croton Aqusduet Dopartn snt.
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CTREET DEPARTSEET NO. HALL OF RECORDS -
- Public notice is hereby given that the folio wing
tion has been presented In the Board Of Assistant Alder
ITO rcpave and roset curb and gutter nag sdo.
walks In Anthony street, from Ceatre
All persons interested having objections thereto are rs
quesed TO present them the undersigned his Office ON
or before the I'D day Of May inst Now York Nav ~ Is
JAS. FUREY, Street Com missionar
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REsTAURANTs,


EPICURES, ATTENTION-TW0 SPLENDID GREEN
u turtles will be served in soup and steaks at Could
Hotel and Dining Saloons Nos s. 10 and IL Fulton street
Tuesday May and during the remainder Of the week
One Of the turtles weighing 100 lbs be ffont
he hotel during Sunday and Monday.
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CORPORATION N0TICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
" by given TO the
Of ali houses lots improved unimproved lands
noted thereby, that the following have bson
completed Asessoru and arc lodged IN the ooe Of
Tho Bureau Of sxamp alton all
interested building in street.
from Vandam to Charlton streets The limits embraced
ground lots pieces and parcels Of land ssgsted
street Charlton street All persons whose interests
affected by the above named assessments and who
fr ehjeet9ns in writing to the nndersigned At their
date Of this notice WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES MCNEIL,
Once, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Nay
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fNRoToN AQUEDUcT DEPARTMENT-To CoNTRAC-
~ tors-Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposal for
in LSurens street viii received the ONCE the
Croon Aqusduot Department until Monday tho Goth day
Of May 1863 ~ O'clock NJ, to build sewer with tho
receiving basin, and csivst. In Lsur9ns street
Of Amity street. being in lengh about 40 feet The plan
and specifications for the building Of the same
and relating thereto be obtained
application to the Water Pnrveyor; at this Office
New York May 10, 1853 Croton Aqucduct Department.
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TAX cohh!ssI0NERs' OYPICl, NO. NEw err
Hall, April O. 1S5A-Notee TO tax paysrs-The
Sent rolls OF the wards the city Of New York will
10 for examination and review from Friday the 10Th
lay Of May TN Saturday the 18th day Of June both days
1ordve Al TAI payers DESTROYS o. examining or correct
tho uadsrsignsd, q their efhes, between r. and4
JOHN DELAMATER, /TAx C0xmsSieHexA
2EORGEH PURSER \
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A USTRALIAN PACKET-EXCELsIOR LIEE-PIO
"A shp.-The Now York clipper ship HELEN
Cave commander will have immediate despatch her
sond for Mslbosrns Having made her last
will .gain dissnc All eompesitors The cabin accom-
modations (a single borths In state roome Of th
most description Nosscrnge taken
For freight paN apply board st pier H. z. r.
to JNO. NORTON, Jr., % w all street.
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A UsTRALIA AUSTRALIA cabin PASSAGE
pateh..The very splendid clipper ship INDIAN QUEEN,
Capt VIM H. C. Drummond ooppered and copper fastened
and feet sser having all her engaged and going
board will sail sydney direct pHnetu, As above and
cabin passengers The cabin Is ted up remarkably
convenient and tasteful II is calculated the Indian
Queen will make the extraordinary short
Of tme To brths early application must be made
board. at pier No. 70, East river, or to
W. i. T. TAPSCOTT co. 81 South atfeat.
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CLIPPER ESTHER FRANCES, FOR AUSTRALIA,
" having all her cargo board Handsomely accom-
cabin and second cabin
$25 to $500, and will sail Immediately Apply on oar
pier No. IL Last River, or to RUSSELL NORTON,
old slip,
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A CARD-sT CHARLES THEATRE, BOwRRY.-
request viii be poIfe,%ed Ss this nigh. oSly ne
tr Mr. Pilgrim Eveeen, Miss Mitchell The suoeessful
extravaganza Of LADIES' RIGHTS IN 1858, and
drama.
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r LIVERPOOL PACKETS-OLD BLACK STAR LINE
LSalng LIST, 9th, llth, 10th, 2lst and 10Th Of
NOR til.
Pasag: from Liverpool be secured At lowest possible
RENITTANCES.
Drafts ~ sight Royal Bank and Ulster Banking Com
pany Ireland Nationsf Bank Of Scotland Liver
pool, &C. WILLIAMS GUION, No. 40 Fulton street
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FRANKLIN MUSEUM ITS CHATHAM STREpr.-GR0.
LA rroprstor above establishment opsn svsrY
Afternoon, 1t clock and in the evening ~ for She
purpose Of Classic and Original Rspressnatons Livss
StAnryn by Mile Casinecs Troupe Of Model Artists =
geth With variety Of beautiful performances For fsrbhs
particulars bills Of esch day. Admission -Seats
chairs s71 cents: Boxes Is cents. Gallery I21 sents
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-26
A CARD.

.;.,, IA, connection with ny pro-
~ ne bav ne gotten aiieat, deem
,er thai should correct il al once. II mn %"
- 49, ape,G,,d Sentinel, which established
- o.. n ,s-,,yat paper. bot @ns ntifr@afds
HANGED 10 n violent .arty paper Ihis isehiffis t''S
IL Tho "Sept;rel" was commenced a. a " nls pa
i :, ,y,. 90 announced in it, prospectus seyera
,t ,c.e ,b,. ..ue Of the first number. Every man
b ever saw TINT piper, its prospectus knows '''
md is Gle. show H.
FL c.oJ. Of tbe ..Pcoples Advocate need have no
le.,. IN tbi. resrect IL will be commeneed ana con-
,i. n. n neural pauer. ara for thee reasons; hrsi
r. +. med To be Of and advantage II all 10 lie
..f,iucd by ALL and it cannot accomplish this IN my
thsr way than by observing strict nentrlhy IN parry
olitic- secondly, the people as body are 'ito u
the strife and cxcremen: Of p1rty warinre and ''a'y
the undersigned ariakcs of the same feeling iaPef
devoted to ia great interests Of tie county L the
motion of education, agriculture trade aud the neeian
arts, and IL the dissemination Of useful kno"iedse
i.1oua tie people is the only kind which ! would no"
conduct
seize the opportunity to say to the friends Of the en-
me- that the indications Of success ara mos cheer
- So murharc they SO, that expect to commence
porations on the ofAug.ncxta month soonerthan had
ilended A single cfrt more will ensure the required
,oabcr Of subscribers, and that know, will be nude.
tnkc the occasion also, shy 20 my friends CT both
Amherst and Nelson TINT am duly grateful 10 them for
ne promptness and for man, might saythe enthusiasm
viii which they have re. pended the call made upon
cmand the aocry with which they have entered into
tao WORK.
will also add that n matter of convenience 10 the
rzrn. of both counties, complete Job Printing Office
will be connected with the newspaper Office.
NEW GLASGOW Aluy - 1888
H. NJ. GARLANDJR.
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but when he has received authority IN trust
only. 10 be used for The equal good ofthe ol'
people. aud TO be exercised unler The dircc
lions of written law. 10 imagine himself only
Grand Almoner of the realm. aud the govern
ment nothing more than great eleemosynary
establishment IS TO misuse and beiroy The con
fdence ofthe people.and erimioally to degrade
and dishonor the high office he holds.
II is now nearly three months since the pre-.
sent administration was inaoguraicd. We
do not denounce II, except upon charges Of lis
friends If those charges are untrue our stric'
lures do not apply. But we desire TO know,
independently of this, what il has dnne, since
the reins Of power came into lis hands, 10 We
rify the exiravaganl promises Of lis friends, or
Justify the popular movement which determn
ed charge Of national policy and Of federal
executive In what has the country profcd.
or IS likely 10 profit Are the American PEG
pie happier, safer. and richcrl Is the Amerl-
can name more honored and feared In the
space for calm reflection, which has followed
The election Of last November, have those who
achieved its result been able 10 justify them
selves to their own consciences md ntellects,
for the parttbey acted in denying rewards aud
honors 10 one who had meritcd them by a long
lie of ilustrions service to the country, ard
bestowing them upon an unfried and al
most unknown chance choice Of u party CON
venlion ! he Time is propinous for reflection
we trust it may be employed by the people
in reviewing the judgments of the past,and
resolving for the future TO act from the results
of deliberate conviclion-not from the impulses
Of prejudice aud partisanism.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-26

The Culpeper Observe says:-"We were
sorry to learn. while in the county of Madison
a few days since that the Joint Worm has near
ly inot entirely destroyed the Wheat crop Of
that county. One gentleman informs us thai
few weeks since his Wheat never presented
Il finer appearance but now it will not yield
him FIVE bushels to the acre. So tar as We are
advised. the J ONT Worm has mol made lis ap
pcarance. as YET, in this county"