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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-06
From he A2Janv Erpyess Man 81.

From the Albany Express May 81.
EMBEzzLEMENT OF $4,000 FROM THE CONNER
GAL BANK!-Arrest Of Edward II. Gregory
A young man by the name of Edward H. Gre
CORY has been arrested by Chief Morgan on
the charge of embezzlement being made in the
year 1851 when he held position clerk in
tina, bank
1t appears that the money had been abstrac-
ted by him at four different times betw cen the
months of February and May ofthat year,and
by an adroit aterationofth he fooings Of the cash
book he escaped i'm Mediate detection. lie
shortly afterwards left the bank and has since
been residing in New York.
The officers ofthc bank having satisfied them
selves as to bis guilt, dvised with Chef Nor
gan some weeks since who repaired to New
York and made the arrest. For good reasons
Gregory was not at once brought to this city,
but remained in custody there until yesterday
when he was brought up in the morning train,
ard on an examination before Squire Cole, in
default of ball. fully committed Oh the charge.
Gregory WIS engaged in brokers' Office in
New York,and we understand has been living
in fast stylein that city. He is not quite twcn'
ty one, years of age.
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Petrjfed Man.-Thc Morris (ID Woman
states that not long since, while some men
Were digging in a coal bank, near the canal,
they cNhumed bod y of man in perfect
state of perrifaction. From the corduroy
CLOTH in which the legs We're encased,lhe cords
aud ,eams OF which are perfectly defined; it is
supposed to be the body of one of the Irish
aborers engaged in The construction of the ca
nal. The limbs are nearly perfect, ard are
completely transformed TO stone.
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Large TIA Saze-Adrance IN Prizes.

New York. June 1st-The large auction
sale ofteas to d VIVA, very fully attended,and
went off with unusual spirit. II e prices paid
exhibit an average advance offully twenty per
cent. This Is owing in great degree to un'
favorable accounts from China in reference to
the progress Of the rebellion there. The i'm
preston is that prices will further advance, if
the instruction continues, as it is like y to do.
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Vllginin.

4 Rules held in the ClerA. off,, = - CT.
dHy of January 1854. VI 'o'aay 'ae oih
Gi Onfrol, Lucy Turner. Richard Woody Io.enb
o"'s,' II" iiilam Carol, Chas. Carol snrb Carr.
AMI Martha Carol. t la.ai : anu
9 a, AGAINST
NJ coping, widow OF James Jopling deed. Lewis
'a' administrator OF Wilum Bali who wn. admin.
s'r1!of OF James loPling dec reri.ha Thomas judy
l.'as' Tue children OF Elizabeth Livingston dec d.
'oP,ihg dec d, whose names are also unkevn. Nan
raffal James West md Francis his wife, Who wa.
~ tanei' Carol Betsy Woody, Sarah Woody. snekev
", "o9ay' Frances Woody, Richard Woody lessee Oar.
10" 9ohn Sarrol slahala Thomas Jesse West md
SuSanhis wife, who was Susan Cnrnl and BENJAMIN
Jopling. '''' '"' "eilo''''h
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Pres5yteri1n General AssemJiy-1he sloDqy Debate
Tootiguea-Great Ercicment-Pro5abie Secession Of
The Southern Synod
BUFFALO, May 30.-The Slavery Question
10 still under discussion in the Presbyterian
General Assembly. The Committee notified
their report by recommending the Presbyteres
of slave holding States to answer inquiries res.
pecting the nrmLer oil slave holders IN the
Church, &C.. instead Of appointing Commits
sion to make such inquiries.
Dr.. Ross, Messrs. Holmes, Brantley, Torrey
of Virginia, strong ly opposed all agitation on
the subject; the latter in powerful speech ur-
ged The folly and Inconsistency Of the Assem-
bly interfering with the churches in slavehol.
ding States, and said plainly that every South
ern Presbytery had resolved to secede if the
report was adopted.
On the other hand. Western delegates declar.
ed that the Western Presbyteries would sepa-
rate from the Assembly lfno action was takeo
AT the evening session the feeling ran high
After several speeches. and amidst great excite
rnent, at nearly II o'clock, the report of the
committee as modified, was adopted-yeas 76,
NAYS 49,
The Southern Synods will probably secede.
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Ent0L Railroad Accident.

CHARLESTON, June lst.-i ne night express
train was thrown off the track on Monday,and
Isaac Winters. ofPennsy lvanla, engineer, and
Samuel VILLAS, fireman, were killed. w. f.
Smead fireman, was also fatally injured. The
cars were smashed, and the engine considera'
bly, damaged.
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FRENCH CRITICISM ON SHAKsPEARE.-A
French writer mentions, as proof of Shaks.
peare's attention TO particulars, his allusion to
the climate OF Scotland in the words, Hail,
hail, all hail!-grele, grcle, tout ,greIe,
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THE LATEST NEWS,
Rapid Passage-Saaiag 9fhc Arctic Erpc.
diti0n- Destructive Fire.

Rdpld I asS05 y '''I zI'ttfc I1TTc.
ditioa- Destructive FIRE.
New YoRK. May 3l.-The new clipper
ship Contest, Captain Brewster, arrived this
morning, after run of only eghty-one DAYS
from San Francisco. Her entire absence was
but six NOM hs and malta performance IN.
paraeled by any other vessel.
The.Arctc Expedition. in search of Sir J.
Franklin left here at noon to day, under com.
mand of DR.. Kane.
A destructive fire occurred in Fifth st, be.
tween Avenue d and Lewis street, this alter
noon. Four brick building occupied as W ork-
shops. also by The metropolitan planning Co,
were almost entirely destroyed. The proper.
~ was mostly insured.
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4 I a Circuit Court continued and held for Nelson
"A County, at the Court House, Friday the 9th day
OF May 1853.
George Carr ex or. of William Boothe, decd, Sally
Boothe, and Anderson Wingfeld il his own highland
the admir- of ohm WingfeId decd, and admir-.
of josiah Wing6eld decd, (son of Charles Wing.
field, deed Plaintiffs.
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Defendants.
IL CnANCERY

ne OBJECT OF this suit is obtain such an order from the
ou't Us VIII properly endo~ the def Sally Jopling of
me real estate of james Joplng deed and to subject
'e resiaeue thereof as we'll the lands of Patsey
'9Phng dec 10 sale in order that the proceeds thereof
npy oe alNaed among their respective heirs at Law
who are the Plaintiffs and Defendants: as we'll ms IN re-
a]e July their interest in the estate of James Jopng
Zee d. The land aforesaid coneists of two tract. sua
teu IN the county OF Albemare, State of Va living ON
green Crek the one track containig one hundred and
othe, hity acres, 1t being the land of VIII cl
'alae' ana ratsoy Jopng died, siezed and possessed
And II appearing by affidavit thot the defendants
Judy Joplng, the children Of Elizabeth Livingston,
tle children of Joseph Jopng. jesse West and Susan
JUS wife ands Benjamin Jopng not inhabitants of
inns Commonwealth it is ordered that they appear here
within one month after due publication hereof and do
what Is necessary To protect their interests nne that
copy OF this order be forthwith published once W elk
Tor tour successive weeks in the Lynchburg Virginan
newspaper published in the city Lynchburg aud post
ed at the front door of the Court House of this county
on the first day of the County Court.
ACopy-Teste
VIM NJ cAnELL, p. q o. LOVING CFk
lune 6-w4w
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Railroad SubScraption.

SAVANNAH, June IA meeting ofthe clt
zens of Savannah was held last night and res.
olutions adopted Il fi,,or of the city subscrib-
ing $1,000 QeO To- rallroal to be constructed
through Florida 10 +, nsacoa Immediately.
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Loy1YGsToS, June LIST, 1853.

LOYINGs Io'0'
THE parties interested in the foregoing decree will
take notice that have appointed Tuesday the l2th day
of July next commence taking the accounts lnefe.
,Jirected on which day by 10 o'clock in the morning.
thew are requested to attend at my Office with their
accounts vouchers and evidence, prepared tor exani
tion and settlement. R0. WHITEHEAD, Com r.
lime 6-w4w
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Anderson Wingfed in his right and amr. of Jo-
siah Wingfeld, decd, George Carr, im'r. Of Will
liam Booth, decd. Robert Wingfed, decd, in his
own right cx'or of Josiah Wingfeld, decd, Pol
ly Martin, widow ind relct of Hezekiah Martin dec d.
the said Anderson Wingfed, (son of Charles) Polly
Wngfeld john Wingfcd, Anderson Wingfeld (son
of Charles and Alexander Brown, Sheriff of Nelson
County, and such admir- with the will annexed, of
Stephen Watts, dee d., and as admir- of Stephen Gar
land, decd, Defendants.
On the motion of Joseph H. Shelton. Sheriff of Mel
son. and such admir- of Joseph b. Wingfeld decd,
who in his lifetime was defendant in the original suit
and plaintiff in the cross bills and by of the par
ties, his is substituted SUCH admir-, and the
causes revived accordingly.
And therefore by like consent three causes came on
be heard upon the papers formerly read, and were
gued by counsel
On consideration whereof the Court decided as fol-
lows: Il am satisfied Notwithstanding the assignments
Anderson Wngheld prior in date to Jas T. Gar
lands and purport upon their face to be either abso-
lutte sales for value absolute gifts and notwthstand-
ing Garland had express notice of that made by D. Is.
Wngfld and the notice implied by law for the recorda.
ton of that made by T. Wing that in truth and in
fact the cal d. intention ofthe transfer to A. Wing
field was neither absolute sale, an absolute gilt,
nor indeed loan but form OF security re-
sorted for the purpose Of investing A. Wingheld with
the power of controlling and collecting those shares,and
when collected of paying himself anything due him from
the shareholdersas costs expense incurred
or paid that might thereafter be incurred or paldand
reasonable compensation for services renderd In the
prosecution of the suit upon any other account and
of paving the residue the said Joseph b. and Thomas
Wingfed; their assigns and that james T. Garland
in virtue of his asst nmens Is entitled to the residue
The Court doth therefore adudge, order and decree,
that it be referred to Master Commissioner, Robert
Whitehead to take between the PARTIES Pursu-
ant the foregoing opinion and report the same TO te
Court with any special statement deemed pertinent by
himself what the parties or either OF them may re-
n,ire to be stated A Copy-Teste,
o. LOVING, CPk.
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A CARD.-Jno d Harvey tenders his sin
II thanks to his friends for thervery bei al pm
ironage extended him while in several other houses in
this place, and asks continuance ofthe same He
pledges himsefto use every exerton give satisfaction
His personal attention will also be paid the of al
kinds Of produce.
ian 24-d4cts
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Robert Wingfed, in his right, and exc of Jo
sinh Wngfeld, deed. Thomas Wingfeld. Jos. b.
Wingfed Polly Martin, widow and relict of Hezeki-
all Martin, decd, William s. Loving admir-. of
Samuel Loving decd, who in his life time ex or.
ofStephen Watts, decd, Alexander Brown, Sheriff
ofNeson county, and as such admir-. de bOnis with
the will annexed of Stephen Watts, decd, James +.
Garland and Spotswood Garland. Defts
And Joseph b, Wingfeld, Thomas Wingfeld and Jas.
Z Garland. Plaintiffs
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! .WooDSoN. Com'r.

To Albert ". Hdferson, anil Mary 4. his rife " A.
Moore, 4. " Moore, and Freicrick D. Moore:
YOU will take notice that hive appointed the 9th
day of July next, at my Office Mt Appomattox Court
House, to perform the several duties required of me by
the foregoing extract of decree rendered in the above
suit, when aud where you required Intend by
O'Clock in the morning with all the evidence necessary
to enable me perform said duties Given under my
band as Com'r, of the Circuit Court of Appomattox,
this End June, 1853.
JNO. w. WOoDSoN, Com'r
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NAIRBANK's Platform,
TO PLANTERS AND mILLERs-

Two PLANTERS AND MILLERS-
l. Bropns Portable Gria MiH. for Grinding Com
IFteat aud Pas cr.-These mills exceed by
any mills in The Stones French Bnrrs ring.
ing in size ON 10 to 30 nehesPrce from $50 5000
Ono OF these Mills, with 30 inch stones, mny be
operation at the Piedmont Works it grinds from u
10 II bushcl, per hnur with less power than is
quired to run ordinary "A #. stones.
The attention of the of stenm and Water
Saw Mills respectfully called 10 this mill. IL comes
ready for mmelinte operation and occupies space Of
less than #. square
For Plantation purposes, It Ia unrvnllod. With 4
horse power II will grind bushels per hourItis not
liable to get of order, i easiy transported aud
he managed by ordinary plantation hands.
On hand and for snle at the
PIEDMONT WORKS.
Ma
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The Object OF this suit is subject the of
lanes Christian to the ayment oi 1884 80 with ACQUIRING
Interest from the LIST OF january 1919 and scquester
much If the profit of said in the hands of
Silas 7 Nawter trustee may be necessary for that
purpose and it appearing by afhdnvt that the defen
lunts Sally Scott and Samuel II Christian nre not i'm
ubitants ofhis Commonwealth il is ordered that they
appear here within month after due publication here
ot and do what's necessary to protect their ntert
aud it is further ordered that copy of this order
he forthwith published week for four successive
weeks in the Lynchburg Nrgnian, newspaper pub
Iished in the city of Lyncburg and posted the front
door of the Court House fths county the first day
Of tho next County Court. ACopy-reste
[wN, M. cABELL pol GLOWING CPk.
June 6-w4w
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Iftho Train Is stopped for passenger between amy
of the above named points, the charge will be made from
the point last passed by the Train. and charge viii
be less than twenty-five cents in any onse.
Passengers who do procure Tickets (exeept those
who take the cars where tickets told,)
will be charged by the conductor, ten per cent. in adj
d on to tho regular of fare, provided however
ii tin shall he receive less thnn ten
than fifty cens from any passenger, to any point
the road
Servants will be required to hive two passes, one to
be LEFT with the Ticket Agent and ore with the Conduc-
tor which passes, be explicit in granting the priy
lcge 10 travel on the Free coored persons will BIO
required produce their free papersor they viii not BIO
permitted To travel on the
May l6.ts. THOMAS SHARP,
Gunt Tr,1snortaffon.
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Ma, Ists
VALUABLE REMEDY

n VALUABLE kEH1ED
'INilE undersigned have the pleasure of informing
Il the public, that his newly invented HAIR TONIC
has now been thoroughly tried and has answered his
anost songuioe expectations Ii has proved itself lo be
not only sure remedy against the iang of the hail
lrom The ead thus e0ecually preventing badness. bun
brings il where it is deficient. In instance,
lady gentleman, where it has been properly tested has
il luilcd
But will let some of those who have tried IL speak
in its behalf
we the undersigned having usod Armisiead Pride's
Hair Tonic take pleasure in iestyng its efficacy In
preventing the coming of the hair. aud otherwise
strengthening and causing Ito theken. We think that
tiair trial VIII sntsy any of this, and do there
fore, hesitate To recommend it,
HENRY LATHAM, JoHa CLARK.
JAMES Nj. LANGHonNE, JonN W STEWART,
IL NJ GARLAND, lr., A. g. LEWIS.
number of other names might he ndded il IL were
Thought necessary.
For sale Mt DIR. Lymans, Druggist, and ut VIM. II
Prides's Barber Shop, one door below the Marshal
House. Price 81 per boule.When tnkcn by the guam.
tity there will be considerable deduction mndo in the
price
Orders from my pnrt of the United States promptly
Intended TO- accompanied by the money.
up 2B-3m ARMISTED PRIDE.
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OnBOxes Nails, Just to hsnd and for t sale, aiso'
SAUNDERS d. 1RBY.
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1 circuit Court for the County of Appomattox con
linued and held at the Court House thereof the p
daY OF April, 1888 sitting eaurt of ehaneery.
Sarah Moore, married woman who sues by her next
tfcnd A. w Moore, Albert NJ. Wilkerson. and Mary
A his wife, formerly Moore. 4. W. Moore, fredef
lex b. Moore, Edwin Y. Price and Martha his WIFE,
formerly Moore, and VIM. A. Moore, fl'tffs.
AGAINST
Robert Moore, Vim. ]. Dunn. benjamin A. Moore. and
the said Robert Moore admir-. of Vim. J. Moore.
Defendants
And the Court doth further a. Judge order and decree
that CONT Noodsen do ascertain for what sum the
slave George, in the proceedings mentioned was sold
aud the price whirh paid for the woman Scia and
that lao do also ascertain the value Of the scie
at the time she purchased and make report thereof
To this Court. Extract from the decree.
Teste,
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LNOR SALE.-A No. l Cow with calf four
weeks old. She gives four gallons of good milk per
day Also, strong spring carrya suitable for mar
ket wagon any heavy burden.
June 6--d2tif GEO. PERClVAL, ST.
T. S.-Any person ishing see the COW, "an do so
from to o'clock any afternoon
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HIlas Vawter trustee for Iames Christian, the said
James Chrstian, the said Sas F. .Vawter and Elm
beth his wife, who was Elizabeth Christian, Stephen
Christian, Charles Christian, William Chris.
tan, Robert Beazley aud Martini MS wife who was
Martha Christian. Sally Scott who was Sally
Christian. james B Christian, Rufus Christian the
administrator of John II Christian when one shall
qualify or be appointed. Elvira NJ Christian. John w
White and Maya w his wife who was Mary w
Christian James Christian, Elizabeth Christian,
Sa.ah J Christian. Martina Is Christian, Victoria f
Christian and Cordeia w Christian infant children
OF George II ard Elvira NJ Christian, Liltlebery N
Lyon late sheriff of Melon county and as such ad-
minstraio or of George II Christian decd and Samuel
Ii Christian. Deh's
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OLD Rye Whiskey-2o bbls more oil Una
Gu '''' LEE g. JOHNSON.
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A 7 Rules held in the clerks Office of the Circuit
"a Court for the county of Nelson on Monda, the 9th
day of June 1853,
John Scruggs Plff
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N EGRO For Hire.-A handy house servant
girl about Is years of age, for hire the balance OF
the year. Apply to c. r. SLAUGHTER or at the Vir'
gnian office. (june 6-lt)
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CHRIsTAIEsBURG TO

i charged ON the Virginia and Tennessee RaIIFoad
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NEW GROCERY and Commission
~ HOUSE.-The subscribers hive associated them.
selves together under the style aud firm Of Davis Now
lin 4 Co, to carry general Grocery and Commiss'
ion Business the city of Lynchburg, and have taken
Tho house nearly opposite the Virginia Bank, wheio
they receiving arge and well selected stock
FAMILY GROCERIES, STAPLE DRY GOODS,
HARDWARE, SHOES &c. all of which they will soil
reduced prices for cash, exchange for country pro-
duce.
They will make liberal advances consignments,and
ny the highest ensh pces for country produce. They
invite their friends and the public trndng in the city
give them u Gull. GEO. d. DAVIS,
M. b. EOWLIN,
mch25-d&cfts b. II. kOWIIN.
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DagucrrcOtypes! DaguerreOiypcs!!
nSBORN the grent Southern Daguerrean Artist
" would respectfully Gull thcortentou of the citizens
of Lynchbnrg nrd vicinity, his GOLD cnamelied Pre-
Flesh Coiorcd DdguepeotWes. TINT hive been nd.
mred much the past ycar. Mr. Osborn has been to
great expense mud trouble, to procure instrument
Superior any bctore howa. mud he will g.aranle,
better likenesses of children thnn have boon taken
before and in half tho time my other artist requires
Come aud see. Price from 81 to 800.
A. WASHINGTON OSBORN,
Sign Of he GogsoC all Nations
ap15.d&cGm 172 Nam 81 Richtn0ud Va
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DACON-A nice lot first rate Bacon for sale by
ID May 5-ts JOS. II. WILSON
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GRASS d. SCYTHE BLADES-We hive on hond
N II lot of Wadron's superior Grass and Soythe
Bades--Aso, Snohes and Scythe Stones
June CTS SAUNDERS g. TRBY.
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Virginia

WIN. NJ. cABELL, p. q |
June 6-w4w
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-03-08

wAsHsoros, January al, 1858.
SErARATE PROPOSALS win be received This unal u
bricks gne rock lime and sand 10 be the
The bress are @ Sc Of The quality and red lex
Guiding pillar and aIs BE- mad q fsy Ss Pssd e manual a.
uon sample OF twenty bricks made tbs clay
The sness Of blue rock sound having good
beds be assorted Of the three sizes aenominaed truck stone
psrces will be required from each proposing
The lime Is 10 be OF stone burnt
vsed in common nou, barrels nahsadso ~ As lime house near
barrels away as they may be spared .na an, - . !,
the barrel ofnv bushels. samples 70 be furnished
persons offer for specified number Of bricks
delivered time. Proposals will therefore be
ceiyed any number not less than one milipn
prices, bricks, thousand gness
an par per ps ss %s nns cubic .S 90
the sand barrel Of hvs bushels In this delivery
and receives object TO procure
@ s Ss . Ssw n are S"Sa s noss will e s
Anything rejected be Immediately removed from the premises
contracts security approved by The COMMITS
soner in The penalty Of sum equal TO one q the supposed
Of the And in addition this of
tuay delivered, which per
United States until The eonae, shall be fully completed
quantities superintendent Of building may
required Commissioner Public Buildings
at ss Of % s uS
suretes.
Ing VIM. EASILY,
Commissioner Of Public Buildings
Jan 23-2awtd
North Carolina Cent. State Bonds.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Raleigh, N. O.,
February o, 1853
SEALED proposals received city until
- 10 O'Clock, of the 3lst OF March next purchase
S50O,OO0
of bonds issued by tho State OF North Carolina.
will st of January 1885, and will
thirty years will coupons attached, the
per annum will payable the LIST days July and Jan
Of each year.
principal will be payable the Bank of the Re-
public, OF New York. unless purchaser should
bonds issued under the authority Of the legislature
the North Carolina railroad
of State, all held
ralToad and the dividends said stock
expressly pledged for their redemption.
They by enactment, exempted from taxation.
bidding will address letters, endorsed
Proposals North Carolina Bonds
signed New York. directed Messrs. Brown De
Rosset, ls0 Front street, New York.
The bids will be opened the Bank of the Republic O'clock
3ls day Of March the of g. b. La
the said bank and r. Brown and David
| Freeman, esgs Bidders may also be present
Successful bidders will be Tequired informed OF the
bids bank of their
interest," from instant, credit Of
he of the State Of North Carolina.
depose be made either in the bank Of the republic
the bank of the State North Carolina the
~ " d. w COURTS,
Public Treasurer of the State of North Carolina.
Feb l3-2awt3stMar