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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-11-30

THE SABBATH,
From the new edition Of the Pocticai Works Of s;
ri Lytton Bulwer.J =, =. =
Fresh giides the brook and blows the gale,
\ ct yonder halts the quiet mill (;
The whiriing wheel, the rushing sail,
How motionlcss and still
Six days OF toll, poor child of Cain;
Thy strength the slave of Want may bs;
The seventh thy limbs escape the chuin-- 3.
God bath made thee free,
Ah. tender was tle Law that gave
=. This holy respite TO The breast;z
10 breathe the gale, TO watch the wave
And Inow-ihc wheel may rest!
But & where the waves the gsntlest glide,
What image charms to lift thine eyssf
The spire reflected on the tide
Invites thee 10 The skies
To teach tho soul IFS nobicr worth
This rest from mortal tolls is given, --.-
Go, snatch the brief repriere from earth,
And pass-a guest to Heaven,
They tell thee. in their dreaming school.
Of Power from old dominion hurled,
When rich and poor, with juster rule,
Shall share tue altered world.
Alas. since time itself BEGAN.
That fable hath but fooled the hour,
Each age that ripens Power in Nan,
But subjects Msn to Power.
Yet every day in scypa st least,
pne bright republic shall be known
Mans world awhile hath surely ceased, ..
When cd proclaims His own.
Six days may Rank divide the poor,
Dives, from thy banquet hall
The seventh, the Father opes the door,
And holds His feast for all.
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The Hon. John Branch, Ex-Governor of North
Carolina and Secretary of the Navy under the ad-
ministration of Gen. jackson, is at present visit
to our city. Yesterday in an uupretending and un-
obtrusive way he honored the Agricultural Fair with
his presence and expressed himself highly gratitied
at the exhibition. We pleased to- find that time
has made SO little impression this sterling citizen
His step is az firm and elastic as it was twenty
years ago, when we first had the honor to make his
acquain tance. NOrtoLk 1rgus.
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EXPEDITION TO THE AMAZON. An enterprise has
been projected in New York which promises to open
a new market for our manufactures and extend our
commerce into regions where it has never before
penetrated. \ company with capital of 800, 900
propose to send first class river steamer 100 feet
long, now nearly ready for sea, on trading voyage
to the head waters of the Amazon Of the capital,
its said ,$6O,O is already subscribed.
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LOVE- OF MARRIED LIFE. The affection that links

LOVE OF MARRIED LIFE. The affection that links
together man and wife is a far holier and more en-
esring passion than the enthusiasm of young love.
so may want its gorgeousness-it may want its i'm,
-agnatve character but it is far richer in holy and
trusting attributes. Talk not to us of the absence
of love in wcdlock. Whatl because a man has ceas-
cd to "sigh like furnace" we to believe that
the fire is extinct? No! it burns with steady and
brilliant fame; shedding benign influence upon
existence, million times moro precious and delight
full than the dreams of philosophy,
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Extract from letter to the Editor, dated

ASHE COUNTY, Nov I9.
eve send you s., our subscriptions to the Stan.
dard for the ensuing year. We have observed with
some anxiety the course you feel bound to pursue
towards Mr., Venable and the new paper But your
friends here are united in condemnation of the fac
tions and selfish course Of Mr.. Venable. They will
support the regular nominee for Governor, and will
remain true as steel to party organization. And more
I'VE hope to send an increased Democratic delega-
from this part of the State to the next Legislature"
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CorLDS'r DO 1T. The Cleveland Herald has the
following, As matter of course it Is true:
Recently, upon the cars running out of Cleve-
land, lady was pedding tracts playing female col
portcur The tract which cngrossed her special at
tcntion was entitled, Give thy heart and was un-
doubtedy an orthodox and valuable production.
Without word she presented it to quiet looking
homo, who read the title, and repFed-'No Madam,
cannot give it; this woman is my wife The heart
seeker vamoscd and the passengers roarcd,"
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ERA BECKwITH WOULD TENDER HIS SINCERE

q thanks 10 his friends and customers, Ras
leigh and its vicinity for the liberal support he has recer
ed and hopes by renewed efforts Het continuance Of
their favor He has just returned from the North whcs
dcarorcd select such articles would give entire ss
faction both TO price and quality. His stock consists in
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. CR0CKERY, HARDWARE,
CUTLERY, and FANCY ARTICLES, comprising in part
the following:
GIocEREs.-Bacon Lard Meal, Flour Candles Sole and
Upper Leather Soap Salt, fine Chewing and Smoking TG.
bacco, Snuff, Cigars, Sugar Coffee Teas Pepper Aspice
Ginger, Soda indigo Madder Copperas, Ink, Blnckng,
Powder and Shot,, Lead, &c, &c,
HARDWARE AND CrTLgRY.-Ascs, Weeding.Hoes Nas
Files, Butn, Screws Padloeks, Platt Locks Coffee Mills
acks Percussion Caps SCISSORS Iron and Britannia Spoons
Pocket Knives Knives and Forks Thimbles Pins Needles
Hooks and Eyes Candle Sticks, Vest Buckles, &c,
Glass and Cruckery Of all kinds -.-s
and unbeachcd Shirtngs, Va Osnaburgs Bed Ticking,
brown Jeans, kerseys, Cassmcres Saiinetts kentucky
Jeans, Tweed Fancy Festings Cambrcs, Linens Cravas
Pocket Hkf Comforts Fanncls Merrimaek prints Fancy
prints Letter paper Envelopes Steele Pens Pen Holders
agate buttons Coat Buttons, fancy Vest Rttons Coats'
Spool Cotton, Sewing Silk Flax tre.d Cable curd Corsst
laces, Harpns, SnuAboxcs Coarse and hne Tooth Co..
Pocket Cshlh Ladies ridiss Side and hpm&a, PsAs
Board, Gentlemen Chanpis lined Chores, Wool Gloves
stout cttGn Half !los slso Ics fine and
ton cse Looking Glasses Blsng Brushes, Cotton Cards.
Shaving Boxes, Fancy Soaps Perfumcrrs, &c, &c. -
hisp iiue as<ors.at Of Ladies' and Gcntemepy S4ns
Together with great variety of other articles entirely
too tedious 20 enuneatc, all of WHICH will be disposed
on the most liberal terms for cash.
sy Fayetteville street. few doors north Of the Yar.
brOugh House. and opposite Lawfcnec's Hotel. :
Raleigh, March q, la, 8a-y
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q. 8. MGRLy zLHPoRI4sT ERoK zo4Danu (:
$ We learn that the latest news, which r. -
Canada, is highly important The Turks and RaII.
slams are fighting IN earnest; the latter had been de-
tatcd IN an n'enssgement With losspf one thoasaad
killed and wounded, .
England and France were making active prepara,
tons to support Turkey, Austria is endeavoring to
remain neutral We shall have full details by our
next
Cotton was frmcr. -
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s A CANDID WITNESS, In the examination of case
on Monday, before the court Of magistrates for as-
saut and battery, the counsel in crossexaming one
Of the witnesses, asked him what they had at the
first place they stoppeds He answered, four glasses
Of ali. 8 What noxt " Two glasses of wine. ;"
6 w hat next ?" One glass of brandy. -" 8 What
next a fight Of course. 1efor, Journal. =
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GEORGIA LEGISLATURE. We notice that bill has
been introduced in tho Georgia Legislature to incor-
porate company for the purpose of constructing a
Railroad, to be known as the Northeastern Railroad,
from or near Athens, Geo., to the Rabun Gap, and
bill to authorize the Governor to subscribe to the
amount of $3.50, 600 to the Northeastern Railroad
Company for every thirty miles of the Road. This
contemplated Road will be about eighty-scvcn miles
long
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HALL OF oLIyE BRAscu Lopez. No. 81, I. o. o. F. !

HALL OF VLlNE DHANUH LupuE, 40. %, L U % L.
Smiihicld Friday evening" Nor, ls, 1883.
WHEREAS 1t has pleased Almighty God in His wise and
inscruGbc Providence from among US worthy
member and officer Of this Lodge; Therefore
.sotced, That the members of Olive Branch Lodge No.
81 o. o. F. have heard with feelings of profound grief Of
the death of their well beloved brother HENRY j. Bell
Rxo.red That they tender the relatives of Their de-
ceased brother the Of heartfelt fru;erna
dolence in the bereavement they have SUSTAINED.
RsoLU That they the usual badge Of mourning for
thirty days.
solc That copy of these resolutions be transmitted
TO his relations and also the North Carolina Standard and
Spirit Of the Age for publication,
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Extract from letter to the Editor dated

WAKE Co., Nov. II, 1858
"Pease forward your Semi-Weeky Standard to
my address. We are no " distributionists," and we
are willing to contribute towards supporting the
prophets hands in his fight with the wolf in sleeps
clothing-ths new-fangled concern clothed in "dis.
tribution regalia"
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D. DIS AND LII, Ds. 1t is stated that the number
upon whom the title of d. ID. has been conferred by
the American Colleges this past year. nincty-eight
Bishop Davis, of South Carolina having received it
from two different sources. The number blessed
with the LII. D. is fifty-one President Pierce. Gov.
Clifford, of Mass, and Judge Campbell of the Su,
prcmc Court, being thrice blessed
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"Is them fellers alive now ?" said an urchn to his
teacher. "What fellers do you mean, my dear ?"
Why, Paul, and Luke and Deuteronomy, and
fhn,n
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qptb- Cnfaliut slaillarl
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LILLIAN w. 81 OLD EN- ],
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TERao w within the first month; Two Dollars and
in adTanc roymcnt be delayed six months; and Three
ffE eeif not paid within SIX months from ths time OF
saoscl.' oE THE SEMI-WEEKLY-F5ur DoItdys per
Thh!o Jr,nca or within the first month; -Four Dollars
Gaaf@, u if m,yment be delayed SIX months and Five
and my not paid within six months from the time OF sub
srbing %s.ssslSsSS srs x 81
Terms of Advertising.
,;o,,ents not exceeding fourteen tanes Will be IN
time for One Dollar and twenty-five cents for each
serted Que Insertion; those of greater length in proportion.
subsequent Inserted in the Sem-W eekly Standard will
AdTerr in the Weekly Paper, free OF charge Our
also apr ADVERTiSING BY THE YEAR are as follows
oDe square, months, "a lines to square, SO
Two squares, 6 months a as 1S
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Three suuares months, S - ~
A IL 5iss = @ - " 30
,.a number of advertisements will be taken for the
I noner but no deduction will be made on any but
B"y yrtisements-thcse will be inserted for oneurth
, Than the regular charge;
H HSs,ona or business Cards, not exceeong nve lines,
;red in either the Weekly or Semi-Weekly, for
vii DC months or sl0 for twelve months; in both pa
s5Nt - sin for six months, $15 for twelve months
paper will be sent to advertisers for SIX months
orby the year, free OF charge.
xsrbscribers and others who wish to send money
Eirr can do SO all times, by mall and at his risk.
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Io,irrs to the Editor must come free OF postage
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Extract from letter to the Editor, dated

HEREFORD Co., Now u,
81 sec no good reason for giving up your valuable
paper but to the reverse; there is / think, good
reason why every good Democrat should take it. for
it has done much for our cause in North Carolina"
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EpoAD BETWEEN PUNGO RIVER AND

Eb PLY MOUTH 10 BE LEI UUT.-Pursmnt to q
Oluton of the President and Directors of the Literary Fund
of North Carolina WILL at the door of the Courthouse in
the town of Plymouth Tuesday the 9th day of d. eembey
next between the hours Of IL O'clock A. NJ end O'clock
p NJ make a conditional contract or con tracts with fhe
lowest reliable bidder bidders for the complete consruc
ton of the unfinished work d leading from the head
of Pungo River TO Longs road FIVE miles south Of Pyr
mouth The said contract TO be absolute upon IFS raea
tion by the Literary Roary ~
specification Of the work required to be done will then
and there be made known and prior time viii give
infTnatiop that may be wished respecting it. 20 spy
and all persoas iha: apply for il. - y.
Washinofou Nny
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JAS, II: KING, Asr
]. d. GA0NEE, SoFfUlk, Va,
w. d. T0WNES. Petersburg, Va,
u. V. L. MACLE, Richmond, Va,

y. B. We would also ask the sieatop of Merchants aS
the following places Chapel Hill, Hisborough, Green's
borough Fayetteville Salem, Cheraw, Peterborough, Asbs
transmission Of light fcages by Express from Ralsig
aud all orders sent to AGENT a. D. Turner ESQ., for us
will ueet with prompt attention. P. &.
There is splendid line Of Steamers plying regular.
ly between New York and Phadephia dGsly at CLOCK
p NJ, and their freight from Philadelphia New York il
low The Steamers leaving Ptadepk:s ep Tuesday
and Friday connect with Parsen Kings Express for the
South from New York "Wednesday and Saturday. McrchanS
ordering their goods from Pladepha of Parisen
Kings Express New York, will find this much qucSp
R1iaipl March as-Ix -
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&PECIAL EXPRESS NOTICE.-PARISEY 8

- KINGS AeW lork, FEginid, North Carolina FteigAt,
FGckuye and Parcel E1oreS per Steanships Rasoke and
1naeoscn-The Proprctors beg leave TO inm the Mer.
chants Bankers and The public generally Of Raleigh that
having bought out the interest Of Dodges Virginia and
New York and Virginia Steamship Company for the trans
pOrtation of their Express 10 Norfolk Petersburg and Rich.
OBJ Branch Esqsp OF The Petersburg and CASTOR and
Raleigh and CASTOR Pal Roads they prepared 10
transmit and from New York either of Their Agencies
every description of Merchandise Valuable Packages Bank
Notes Specie Notes Drafts Bills &C. with the greatest
petition and at the n)nst economical rates. We shall
trouble expense making this the popular ExPREss
of Virginia ana North Cafoaa long experience in The
business North and We, and olF ample conduct
the hope will be sufficient guaraut@ @ to The Mer.
chants TO direct Their correspondents 70 dispatch their goods
through fSRIsES kISGs EspgEss We also wish it dis.
!ncy understood that in ro6 opposition 10 the cid
monopoly. Gice Il trial :.
W. b. PARlSEN, Pro1risfrs. -
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CHOCOLATE AND COCOA OF SCPERI0
- WILLIAMS 4 HAYWOOD.
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rTHE GIANT BoYl The Nova Scotia Giant Boy
has arrived in town. and viii receive ladies and gen.
tlemen for few days at Temperance Hall. This
enormous personageis is an object of great interest
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EINE FRUIT FINE FRUIT ..TEN THog

ESINE FRUIT FINE FRUIT !-TEN THOU,
Il SAND APPLE TREES of the finest kinds, rpeniue in
from the earliest the latest TEN THOUSAND
PEACH TREES Of The finest kinds Epeusg in sgccess:on,
frm early in june TO November. TEN THOUSAND CHER
the first of Mayto July als ne assorento Of Aprieots
NecsrHe Plqns Pears and Strawberry psnts for sale st
tbe Ponolog;cs Gardens and Nurseries AZ Cane Greek.
Chatham county, and New G4rsen, Gulfurd county. Or
ders for trees should DO sent p sary Catalogues viii b
sent 10 all applicants. - - =
During M absence my brother ouen Lirdley viii deliver
trees al Csns Creek and my Albert tndley at NeE
Garden. JOSHUA lASDI.EY.5
New Garden, GuilforG county, T. C., -.
The l4iI Of the 10Th mo-. 1855. ss-sm.
NOTICE TO PENSIQNERS. PERSONS on THE
lY Penso1 Roll Fayetteviiie viii have their business
attended TO promptly BY making the undersigned theF
Agent 10 COLLECT the same 49,
Jas for Pension and bounty Lapd for services in the
Revolutionary War War Of ISL, Asxican and all the IRdi
an Yass, pr0secufed promptly.
Hqhs usA Prsn paid for Land wsrrsnis for Horthsrn
Company. s-l1sft-ft JSO. T. ROSE
= Fayetteville, Oct %, 1883 1oo1em.
CHOCOLATE AND COCOA OF SUPERIOR
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WING MEETING We learn that a very small por-
tion-some thirty-of the Wings of Wake held a
meeting in this place on Wednesday last. Our gno-
rance as to what these publicspirted gentlemen did
is very profound but expect to be enlightened on
the subject by the Register of to-day We hope our
Whig friends may have q good time Of it when
the pet fairly under way.
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EW- we are under obligations to friends in vari-
Gus parts Of the State the efforts they are making
to increase the circulation Of the Standard Our
thanks are especially due to those who have made
mn clubs Of subscribers for us in Lenoir Carteret
Sampson Wayne and W Wilkes
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taY- The Address delivered by Samuel G. Staples,
Esq before the two Literary Societies Of the Masonic
Institute, Germanton, in June last, has been re-
ce;vedt and shall appear soon. -
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MARINE NE VS..
PORT OF RICH MON d

ARRIVED,
Brig Lucy, Roney, New Orleans Sugar Molassss
to NJ & Co.
Schr New York, Wyatt, New York, mdse to D
CurTie
Schr VIM Co'9uitt, Kirwin, Baltimore.
Schr Ann, Baggert, Attakapas, Sugar and Molas-
ses to D NJ g. Co.
Schr Isaac Achorn, Gregory, Rocklsnd, Lime to
Haskins e. Libby
schr Lucy Ames, Ames, Rockland, Lime to
Rankin.
Steamer Roanoke, Cavendy, New York, mdse to
Ludlam & Watson.
Steamer Bevidere, Clifford, Baltimore, mdss to
Ludlkm d Watson
SAILED,
Schr Merchant, Couch, New York, n,dse, D Cur.
RE.
NEW YORK, March 4-Clearei schr. Eleanor
TowNsend Richm md: Jnseuh Porter. English do.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
4 Very GOOD STORY OF AJACKASs
I" AND A TIGER.
T,h. Nex Orleans Picayune tells il:

The New Orleans Picayune tells 1t:
A T,arn's JoKEy-We have heard within q
asy or two a good story about that splendid
Texas tiger now holding forth at the museum
in this city. The incident is related on tue
sbest authority"
When this fellow was in Laredo, be'ng 90
INVESTIGATED, he was allowed to run loose III
ward which was enclosed by mun "ai'' onu
had entrance through large gateway ons
DIV the ss,e was left open. A Mexican stool
in the gateway, Illuminating on the mutaohi'
~ of human affairs and the chance Tor sup.
nIy of ciearri,tos. The tiger lay IN the yard
summing himself coiled up IN the dus', ana az
parently asleep
which ever, A.exican town abounds-walked
leisureIy up TO the gateway and poked IN his
head. either 10 inspect the premises, ask the
n,;ra of corn, or enquire after the health OF
the senorlfss. -;
nlav(II chap, iesped upon the long cared visi
tor and chung like grim death to his neck and
head. The jackass, not wearing spectacles,
did not zee the origin or manner of this attack
on his feelings. He Immediately took il into
his head that the Mexican had hit him over the
head with rake, or soR:e other light imple-
ment. Not admiring such proofs of affection,
he wheeled, incontinentIy planted both hind
heels in the astonished Mexican's "bread bas.
ket," and broke for the centre OF the town, the
tiger holding on harder than ever, the Mexi.
cans running and shouting, the dust flying,
and the jackass giving vent TO his own wound.
ed senslbiilies with deafening "ee-haw! ee.
haw! ee-haw" A laughable scene of con.
fusion followed, which was ended by some one
knocking the tiger from his seat with piece
of scauting, aad leading him home much re-
freshed by his ride and his Joke; W lille the jack.
ass, coniounded and asionished beyond mea.
SURE, gave peculiar jerk with his tail, repeat.
ed in a higher hey his "ee-haw! ee-haw! ee-
haw!" and made for the prairies. The last
seen Of him.was his ears, pointing to the North
Pole.
Moral: 1t isn't every jackass that can buck
up to the tiger.
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AIRS. DAVIS COUGH RLIxIR.-

AIRS. DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR.-This
u1 invaluable remedy for the cure of Coughs,
Colds and Consumption, is the recipe of a most
worthy and estnlaole Virginia lady, and has heen
proven by the experience of many of our own
citizens, 10 be all that i. is represented. From
great number of certificates that have bsen volun.
tarily given, the following one from a well known
citizen OF Richmond, ID offered to me public
Read it.
RICHMOND, March Ist, 1853
hereby certify, that during the protracted ILL.,
ness of my late brother, Edgar Goodson, Of Con.
sumption, nothing afforded him so much relief es
Mrs DAVIS Elixir. believe had he trieo EARLIER in
the stage Of his disease, Ls would have recovered
through its usa. take pleasure in recommending
1t to my friends ana the public, IS snfs and Ger
tain cure for Coughs and Colds, and an invaluable
palliative IN cases Of the worst Consumption.
mh2 VINCENT GOODSON
For sale, wholesale and retail, by BEENETT
BEERS, A. BODEKER, CHAS. BECK, CaA5.
YALE, and Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Mein street, ans
BOUCHER g. MELTON. Broad st. and CHAS.
MlLLSPAUIH, Druggist. Richmond nh
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UNDERTAKING,-Tb,

1B UNDERTAKING.-The sub.
saal.- scriber begs leave to return bis
thanks o his numerous friends and tie public az
large for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him
during the past IA years. both Cabinet Maker and
Undertaken, and to inform them that he has formed
CO partnership with Mr. WILLIAM MURRAY.
well known TO the citizens of Richmond as one OF
the old firm Of Poore. Murray e. Roper, for the sz
Business in all its branches His shop ia on the
East size of Governor street, next door above the
old stand of Roper & Cowng between Main aad
Franklin streets, where will always be kept large
assortment OF ready made Collins, and where all
orders left will meet with prompt attention
fe l4-:}A1 3. W. ROPER
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IT,
vIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAIL.
ROAD

nN snd after Monday. 25th Jsusary, ls53, the
~ Mail, and regular Passenger Train Will leave
Lyncbburg daily. Sundays excepted ct O'Clock.
N and arrive at Salem at 104 O'Clock, A NJ Re
turninr win leave Salem at "a O'Clock. r NJ, and ar.
rive ia Lynchbrrg at 81 O'Clock M--stopping, go.
Ing and returning, at the following places only,
fords. Bopsack's, Big Lick, and Salem. There will
be Freight Train Ieavins Salem daily, Sundays
excepted at 81 O'Clock, NJ, and ons leaving Lynch
burg at II O'Clock, P M. To each passenger car
will be attached These trsns willsiop for fIeights
and passengers at Halsey's, Cisy's, Forest Depot,
Goodies, Lowrys, Liberty, Oak Mulga, Bufords,
Bonsack's, Gish's Mill, Big Lick and Salem.
slaves travelling by themselves on either tran
must be furnished with two passes, that one can
be retained ia the Office. and it must be expressly
stated on the pass that they permitted to go on
the cars. Free negroes must obtain tickets before
starting, of the ticket agent 10 whom they must
THOMAS SHARP,
ia 29-td Supt Tranpt Va & Tenn