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Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-01-29
JOHN MCINTYRE & CO.,
Auction and Commission Mercllan'
Mnrket Street, CoIumbLs, Mlss.


nEFER IN Messrs bearing g. Sink, Rev.
{, Manlev, G. & II. Hopkins, William Bradley, Jos
p Turner Maxwell g. Co., Tuscaloosa; james
Dress GAINESVILLE; McQninn o. fountain' John
Cnmmins. DR. Wall ln's -l'~S~~">~'~"0~A
&1TThe Rev. D. E. BURNS, the Baptist minister located at
the capitol of our State has filled for few days the pulpit Of
the Baptist church in our city We have not heard him, but
have been informed by very competent that he is one
among the eloquent and impressive pulpit orators OF s
age the State. We have heard his mentioned only
in praise and his eulots those for the most part
belonging to other churches.
We understand that he visits our sister town. Macon for
few days after which he will return to our city, and resume
the pulpit again for He influenced to discon
tnue his preaching this time in our city, in consequence
learn ola desire interfere with the Methodist
Quarterly meeting now in progress We pleased to wit
ness this spirit of christian courtesy and feel assured that is
but in keeping with the liberal and enlightened feelings which
controls the able and Jealous pastor who fills the pulpit in the
Methodist church This the courtesy the charity, the lib
era and enlightened view Of christian duty that earnestly
desire to see more cultivated among the different denOmina
tons in this city and elsewhere.
6The publisher in order to facilitate his mechan-
ica labOrs, has transferred to the first page four col
umns of advertising natter giving the editor larger
space upon the second and third pages for selections
&C. This arrangement win add to our facilities in
this that we can select with more method and advan-
tage'a II gives us TWO Gays more time' Oui i0NT.
will gain by this arrangement in having better and
more carefully selected matter presented to themi
while they will lose nothing nquantty.
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ENAMoRADo requests hands space notice our CO.
temporary Of the Macon Beacon In justice to him, can
not refuse, though dislike certain expressions in cor
respondents note He has awaited himself Of the privilege, and
strikes in selfdeence. We must set correspondent right
on one point He presumes the article which appears in the
IL IL
sumption does our contemporary gross injustice, believe
me editor having had nothing % do with preparing that art
Gle Tor the press aside from excluding OUe Branch rom it
% nams Of the pspsr % which the original credit due
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-01-29
Religious Notice.

There will be public service in the Presbyterian Church. this
Evening and tomorrow
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-01-29
SESSIONS.

The first session of 1883 will commence on Monday the I'll
day of February and close Thursday eth day OF July
The second session viii commence oiay The 10Th Of J
" and close on Fri Law IL. I'd Of Eeeelnher.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-01-29
saturday Morning, january 90, 1883.

9TH. P. DoUTHTT, is authorized to receive new
subscriptions and receipt for money for the same, for
the Southern Standard.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-01-29
APPARATUS.

These Institutions are furnished with some valuable Chel
cal and Philosophical apparatus also win Globes Maps and
Back-boads Its de- gned To aid to t Chemical an Po-
sophical Apparatus s. practicabie.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-01-29
NEW MUSIC.

lust received at the Columbus Book Store large
and well selected stock of New Music.
D. C. RICHARDS.
January Is, 1853. 5ltf.
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DEFER to Messrs. bearing g. Sink, Rev. B
X Manlev, G. & II. Hopkins, William Bradley, Jos
p. Turner, Maxwell & Co., Tuscaloosa; James [
dress, GAINESVILLE McQuinn g. Fountain, John
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-01-29
LANDRETH.s GARDEN SEED

Just received, warranted, crop of 1852 The lar
ges and best assortment brought to this place.
For sale by JAMES BLAIR.
January /, 1853. 49:4m
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Q The payment of Prizes guaranteed By the State OF
Maryland
EMORY & co recommend the following Brilliant Schem es
the attention OF the public, comprising some of the very
best ever drawn in the United States.
The attention paid distant ocrs If the parties
were present.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-01-29
BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHING, HATS
AND CAPS.
GNORGNW.VAN HOOK,

GEORGNW.VAN HOOK.
TTAS just received from the Mandatory in Connec-
+ ticut a fresh supply of Gents, Ladies' and Chill
dren's BOOTS g. SHOES-the cork of ,ohicb he soar-
rants.
He is also now offering his FINE Fresh Stock OF
HEAVY COATS, at very LOaO Prices for Cash, or
on liberal terms to good and prompt men; those in
want of WINTER CLOTHING will find it to their adj
vantage to call and examine.
Also, LEATHER AND FINDINGS,
A fine Stock always on hand, of French and Amer
lean Calf Skins, Lining and Bindings, Skins. Sole
Leather and Lasts. Thread, Avis, Hammers, Pncers,
Knives Boot Kit and Pegs together with every other
article in the linewhich he offers to his friends and
Columbus jan 18th 1853. I-tf.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-01-29

1t should be recorded with heartfelt gratitude the ivcr Of
every good and perfect GIT that there have occurred bat three
deaths among the hunr OF students who have resoed
these Institutions OF learning And perhaps there
healthul location in the sou s country than Charlottesville
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-01-29

The opening and closing of the schools and their
each day. all regulated by time-poc9s The doctiRe
shionabe hours discarded these Institutions and
lY the Mholr dnv Is haNuted the tie schl
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-01-29
TERMS

The President has been engaged in teaching the young idea
how to shoot for the last five years the yjace
Crawordsvlle and having children educate, and bein
gagged in making ertendd and costly Preparations for teaching
he may be regarded settled for life The Professors have
also been engaged in teaching Charlottesville, and in it, Vi
chilly, for the last several years.
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January %, 1858
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-18
CITY NEWS.

CouNr OF APPEALS.-In this Court, yesterday, the
uppea''oh Of Montague, found guilty of the murder of
lhomlsoh IN Petersburg, for trial. up and was
argued on Ihe eide of the prisoner by w Joynes Esq,
uhi hs auJounment Ol the Court, after o'clock. }. d.
Patton Esq, VIII follow tue side and w. p Bo-
cock ESD tho Attorney General will conclude for the Com
monweah Several days will probably eapse before the
gumcnls will oe closed and the decision of the Court IN
nOunced. . ,.,, .. --.,r,.
HUSTINGS COURT YESTERDAY.-Abert. tho slave
stealing from The Arbour Hotel OF Mr. r. W. ALLEN of this
city, and acquitted Of the charge of burglary. His punish
mcnl was fixed 80 stripes. .-.s
Horace Smith. young white man, charged with stealing
horse from The livery stable Of Mr. William Graves OF This
city remanded for trial before the OF the Cir
cult Cuurt, which meets in April next
George Drow, mnlalto. who found guilty in the
Mayors Court Of stealing ST from colored at tho
peal 10 the Hastings Court upon The ground that he was
white man. Withdrew his appeal and consented abide the
decision OF the Mayor. He accordingly striped yeset
day evening, and discharged from Jail. .5,ralr.
The jury tho OF Peter Lane, tried for violent
saui upon young named Weisiser the late Fair
grounds could agree upon verdict aud were adjourned
until To-day. as.-
THE ATHEN EUM.-The Rev. Mr.. Fonlaine will deli.
his second lecture OF the SERIES "rexas and Texane
at the At!enrum. this evening. commencing hapas,7
O'Clock. ai-, 10 $50.
We unable attend the first lecture. Tuesday
evening" but learn from gentlemen who present.
that the lecture wac very interesting.
WHEAT--The last foreign news has produced slight
decline White wheat selling yesterday at sl55; red
81 So
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-18
ST TIE NEW S.

TRIAL or TRAYER AND WILSON.--The trial OF
Tayer and Wilson, for the murder of Coleman Is progres
sing before the Circuit Court OF Augusta county The
direct evidence in The against the prisoners given
by Perkins, the substance Of which copy from the Saun
ton Spectator:
On the nigh, OF Thursday the Huh of August O'clock
lay asleep Trayers house. where he boarded Tray
and Wilson him, and arousng him, said they
going steal roastng and 10 kill man.
and waned him go along; he refused; they afterwards
out when he got from curiosity where they
going he followed until lie saw them enter Coleman y
house, through the partly open door he saw Coleman alt
ting, when almost Immediately he Of the prisoners
rusc his and STRIKE and the instant the candle
light was put out Perkins rcuraed Tfayes house and
after lying time in bed with the fatigue of
the days labor again fell asleep and afterwards
kcned by Trayer Wilson, who said him they had killed
man, and if he told II they would kill him, but he kept
quiet they would divide the money with him when IL was
all blown over. Perkins in dread OF them, and had no
money but owing him from Tayer; soon as ho
got that he said he 10 leave and tell of the murder
Did not tell until otter the arrests we're made. '''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-18

c0poNrpS No '"S .

I
on the subject Of CuroncIs the legislation Of Virsni
aas hitherto been deficient II seems have been taken
granted That any whose qualifications were sufficient
90 Justice, Constable, amply competent for il
aucs OF Coroner This 5 serious Misrepresentation ant
may IN many cases. defeat the ends OF public Justice imp
cafe The lives fortune and character Of innocent persons
Iacquit the poisOner or assassin.
10 discharge properly The responsible and arduous duties
OF Coroner ought 10 be not only scieni: pract
onc OF medicine, but aerou. adept in medlc. urisp!u
ocncc II ID true that laws provide that The Coroner
may CALI To his ail more physicians, give aid
nou Information TO the jury Of inquest. Now II Ia wl
hho~n lat there many reputable practitioners Of med
cine (as well Of aw) almost totally unnormed On the
suDlccl oi medical jurisprudence, and therefore incapable
materially aiding the Coroner aud jury in inquest
uead body mean general reflection these learn
ed professions by The last remark tor may he good
ana successful general practitioner without such knowledge
hlany, too, have time inclination 10 pursue studies
winch They may selGm If have occasion TO put In ar
iua practice There is STILL am sorry say nolhcr Oh
lecton 10 The law The Coroner may call amy
ioner 10 his aid. ia notorious that
OF great popularity wofuy deficient in scientific attain.
nenS. There in this Stale oil grades OF medical men,
from the most grovepg quack the Of the highest al.
arhco o ms own circle Ul friends. Can ordinary Coro.
nor discriminate properly and Justly between hem Is any
ohe proper Judge O the qualifications OF ply sican eX.
cepl ply sIcian- themselves
nc legislative remedy lies in nut shell. Let be
called 10 The Glce ui Cnroner except No ncd
;a man VINO has any sell.fespcc would fail TO qualify him
r properly Tor The discharge OF his public duties His
'Ilc his honor, his interest his duty, would mpel him
nay, would lorcc him lu acquire llnliar and practical
knowledge OF his calling He necessarily lanIar
With chemistry and toXcOOgy. with medical Jurisprudence
With medicine and the colera scenccs generally before hc
Coroncr with proper knowledge wisely uicons.
y and lUE The public good SENEX
Louisa, November l2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-18
MASSACHUSETTS, ELECTION

Bosros Nov sTns vote in ss o%nsls w s1s iS5 Goygnor
wa % 459; Wales bunker, 5l66; scattering 500 The new
sonsii,uon is defeated by from o0U to 5000 majority
The wings have gained n the Legislature since
f, being ST. The whigs will also have large majority IN
The Senate which will enable them TO elect their Governor
and all their State officers The contest has been ne ~am
and most exciting for many years. The wings
Led lIleir yIcloiY last night BY FIRE works, &C. ~ -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-18
aTEsT gY THE BALTIC-DOWNFALL OF Tlii
CHINESE EMPIRE

N,w YopK Nov ia letter from Dr. Parker, aecIe.a'
~ of the American Legation Canton that ne r.
pe,o Of China had fled Tartay, and that me If ,he
within elk Gays march of Pekin The min o'o'''' y
Emperor was left in charge of the Empire =, h,,oro
Koazta sailed from Smyrna October lS'n, IN 'ne
Snllana, fur Boston. -, -atl u. -..a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-18
AMERICAN iIOTEL.

NlCHMOND, wv VI
u, Hon 5hn y lLson lssrs IIalisr n H,rri>On, I.
II. august j. lLideLerger SmiM, dc, DC.
GgSTLEMgN Your most courteous and complimentary
letter. rendering benefit al The Theatre, mas oeen re-
ccivcL ard sincerely regret that business engagements
will prevent my being able This time 10 accept 30 haer-
ing proof Of your Kind consideration leei already q
deep debt Of gratitude 10 the public OF Richmond lot inc
Iibcra,y and hospitality which has made our soJourn
amongst them mos pleasing, well your
letter will Gc regarded an expression oi Hoou VIII
which. cnanaug from such source cannot DC 100 Shy
valued Should circumstances permit TO re visit your
c y. nothing will autd more gratiicaon 'han 10 ac-
ccp .ater the high compliment am clnctantly con'
peiled at present tv decline
With sentiments the deepest respect, believe me- most
IrnlY your ObelCn seIvnnt, II. II. DAI If.MAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-18

GEN ,pAyIs.-The Washiugton Evening Star has ,a,a'
len Mains to obtain information ustfyng tie positive assets
,,on tha, Gen Davis will leave the Ca6nst tot tno
purpose Of accepting the Mississippi senatoEshp'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-18
NCN voDR EIFCTJON.

New YoRx Nov lathe estima!ed average ~ vote @ 10 me
State is for the Whig candidates 0oo haIds ~
Ibs Senate leaving districs IN doubt To hs Assembly
sn Whips Is hards 20 sos and free solers are chosen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-18

uNrRNDING 10 remove Williamsburg with view OF educans
INV children | will sell bargain Farm in The county o
New Kent Kuies ksnes lies on the ChesahomGy
River and eI hundred acres OF land
wei. fitted p buildings and enclosures has young ana thrifty
pea and al. ulchards upon abudanty supplied with BON
spuc and good quality, and Is III hnc one Vi The
residences IN The lower country About ree nun
ded the land arabic the larger Of which has
been lined productive whilst there uTe very
beautiful meadow andsoh the come Of which have been sow
covered with heavy growth r pine oak and chesnu and from
proximity recently erected aeam saw mil and TO navisaos
wlrr disposed III the
lumber ho OF land near Kdes OF about hrte
nIaicd about hundred aud nifty OF which Is arabic
i6 purchase, viii ans1or any communication auufes"e'
WIN. Z. G. DOUGLAS
Apply 10 Gopprx AppgnsoN, llh street, Richmond, Va
l,i ll--ri(
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LAND FOR SALE

LANU FOX SA ALE. -
NlE subscriber, intending Western virginia oiers
Lr sale tne tract which he resides, called
Goochand Cou House, ohthe waters oi
Lkn hole Creek Said tract contains s2 acre oy recent
house good hreshins Machine nearly new besides
found There some thirty or ory
rich fats abundance Of woud and
VI anuIei land which produces Tobacco The supscuer
% take pleasure showing the Farm 10 one wishing 10 puf
chase.
further information will be furnished by addressing the sub
scnber. SAMUEL d. LEARE.
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lrxTRaIoRDrNARY PERFORMANCES. vs.

n,u, W. Nov &c Coster's bay geldiDg won
Of $4,000 Yesterday n match against time having
plished one bundled niles n eight honss MY hsa
ainuIes and 6yhree seconds. Inc e h'''ea "'' MUG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-11-18

CoSrt [ , @ Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the Ctrcui,
III h,H ~ nt oains me hrsI Monday in the monthly
Hudson, ,deceased ~ " A"u 'eS'aineI p,,;aF y, ;si''
:, against - = iiH'n'u.
. dabuess Of the said James Hudson II who
The ooi.r, H SrI I,, H."e,s, Defendants
hs rgacics directed will and of his
dlstribution OF any resduum may remain s
receive, AMI paid OF all egatees may be lawfully rnsdt
above named m having bee9 made and hd Defendants
Tho Rule. the said defendants hofed arpsar
ps! tn January and do was recesssrs 70
Rovll-swa Copy-Tese:- & - ...as. ...',a: . -
0o.----- - - EUS. ROBINSON, Crk
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~ the GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

INFORMATION having received by The Executive that
Ssnansa in The jail Jefferson County charged with attempt
ns erstrate the person Of highly respectable lady
s , n uioo to tnas oIsrea by the Sheriff Of said County
I hgaa s an deliver h County aud
20 require all officers OF thus civil an.
OF the said savs that he may be bOuho JUS
Given under my hand US Governor the Lesser
the Communicable al Richmond, this 18th day OF November
ny the Governor GsoRoR w MuSroRD Secretary the
Cnsr abou, se fec. eight nine inches his cope,
color ,hln vsage scar on The left side forehead
sc heavy eye brows full suit Of hair air. keen Sscl
BY THE eSyNMSSH yEasEs5sf35s7 SE VIRGINIA
INFORMATION having been received by Executive that Pc
TER LEARY convict sentenced to n. ~. me rs
the sheriff Of said County on The way TO ' G ren.Sn.,ary
a amy ss @
aI Peter O. Leary and deliver hm Into the jail Of Mason county,
@ rsi1 eiyl an" aud
rally use hs, Ses ns arrest tho a'
Given my hand as Lesser Seal OF
H. ss s Richmond h JosEP
By GEOR0s W. vsFoRD Secretary of the Com
Peter o. Leay 'hman abGu! Aye feet esh. ten aeass
Lee narrow forehead aud short and liue be his
or about Yellow - ss ess on and
under IT, and blue pantao1ns No except on h
% psosass Ss AMI Ohio Rail Roa for Ps
sE uadrgned Physicians OF the city Of Richmond have
all parts The institution open and prepared
medical and surgical The wars
oas ventilated provided with hot cold baths
Fnva Accommodations OF superior character will be furnished
shen required e Midwifery will also be receved and due
rri raid mother aud child Tie Hospital is yted laY
w al the Physicians; and when requiring
M will attend consultation There is resident all times
10 e house kind and experienced provided
TERMS Board Medical attendance Surgical Operations, Mid
Wiiery. Medicine, Nursery, &c, &C., are--
POr White persons, 50 W week
For Negroes W week
For extra Accommodations W week. or by contract.
JAMES BOLTON 81 D., ROBERT c. CABELL, 81. d.
F. II. DEANE, NJ D., JAMES BEALE, NJ. d.,
F. MARX, NJ. D., F. w. RODDEY, NJ. D.
W. w S. BUTLER, ". D., President Physician
SB.-No contagious diseases will be admitted.
Parent, rom country will give city reference
!: a.ress any member of the Sept 22-ctFebl
20 MANuRAcTJREns0 OF KA!L ROAD CARS,
I0RUPOSAIS will received the office Of the BOARD OF
i PUBLIC WORKS OF VIRGINIA, in ihe city OF Rc,nend,
uu O'Clock M ie LIST Monday December next for Iu
ang the and Freight Cars required for the
the Eastern Western divisions Of the CONVICTION AND
GO RAIL ROAD also for the Cast lion Work reuired III the
Of tue and bridges OF raid ea' -,
Also proposals for urntshns RAILS vr The track OIL -~ '-
be made d each end thereof. ,; r.sL
Each Proposals Tor cars
DC" and shall whether the articles proposed TO DC
the line the road or elsewhere.
t"e P''p''' " " aA' JAMES c. PAXTON,
Superintendent o the Coyinston aud ONO ldii Road
Richmond. l3, lS-3-3iaWtt
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VALUABLE EANM FOR SALE.
TVNE subscriber wishing abandon the c will
This cs Huze River The head OF Navigation
Saa about miles Northwest from Culpepe g. H. cOntd
seous we'll for cultivation with abundance Of wood
And sa.er
Alx.Irnr and necessary outio upon the land.
confident that this land equal
I now The farm be conveniently divided into
n.sN. OF which will contain about 2GO y
va: on the side Of Hazel River, with Saw aud Grist Mill upon
~ u one OF the finest in the State There also
ivy small neens upon this The cleared land lies princ
pJ upon we'll taken in Glover. Another tract
contain 80 with llO OF cleared land, G0 or 20 OF
m 'Ish aluva river bottom The balance high land vel
Ciover The rcmaning portion Of this tract is heavily
~n the finest oak and pine. There no buildings
III! tract beautiful and site should the purchaser
erect them The remaining tract, containing about a2O
nigh iand with the dwelling and out houscs with water
H Snyy saely hsm, anu an abundance Of good timber
Snoud he entire larm be any norton OF Il ma, had
Land buyers would DO we'll anil NINA bis farm
The sIhscber will take pleasure in shnw;nn r. ~ INV
Tho terms Of the land sale will be one,r or Tho o
hey 10 cash The other ulrls an 10 W. ~. ds,
Nov. ll-cwly SIu1s IN !ccs' n
MOUNT VERNON FON SALE
subscriber odes for sale his farm lying in IN. en of
Hcnrico county, James River, miles h" h 'u oi
eamonj and containing 40 About acres ,n ciS,
oasace 10 oak and pine wool This land of excs,n
wheat corn aud part OF ia c"ve, snj
,, edr ~ wheat The improvements am. la iii
os The usus out houses sabes barns, ice house &c IL !.
nm Unnecessary full description,
Y purchase without viewing II. II sod pys,s
e 18th December, il will on that day be offered pu6iic
va We Premises; aud, also the me my stock of
uuss cows aad hoss household and ktchen furniture
and buggy; also of corn, oats fodder thuck
o. ine subscriber will take pleasure in showing the
nov S-cWiW E'--'1N -