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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-13

DtsSOLUTEON.--PhiGip w. Payne
~ has purchased of Il. G. Bell his entire interest IN
the concern OF Payne Il Bell All debts due the firm VIII
be collected by P. W. Payne; also the debts due from
The concern will be paid by him.
we request persons having accounts against the firm
TO bring them in for settlement also all who ndebt
I'd to the concern will please call and mike payment
PAYNE q BELL.
Jy 26-ts July 81 1852
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COME AT LAST. 3HARLES

a COME At kAST. yHARLES
"a EyARD WArcn MAKER & JAwrLEn Iv.e a.
49, burg. Va, would respectfully call the an
NON 81 fle citizens of Lynchburg and the surrop,5;
country his fine and splendid ent of Wa,os
rs Jewey and Silver ~areust received from the North
Of the latest styles and patterns, selected by himself
with great care suit this market. From his long q,
perience in the Watch and Jewery business. h, a.,
ters himself that he please the most fastdiops
A. for his workmanship he leaves it to those thar h.
has done work for to Judge All he asks II trial az,
If YOU are not perfectly satisfied and if his goods ara
not exactly what lac recommends them be- he bind.
himself to redouble the money and charge fortIa
goods.
Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange for an,bir.
in my line. e a. EVARD
March SIS doors above Exchange corner
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MERCHANDISE.
1A.PETs, RIGGS q DRUGCEVs

I ohm T. Davis is Offering a large stock Of Ca
Rings. Druggets Crumb Cloths, Oil Floor Cloth. NJ,
&c. COMPRISING full assortment of the finest vi.
Brussels, three-ply superfne and Venetian Carpets f.
.tuirs and passages-1.4. Cd, and 81 Oil Floor CT
Dmggcts, Ruggs Mats &c. all of which will be .ai
al the lowest price. nov ll.ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-13
E4NEsaE EXHIBITION

4 10 q Il d a HEEASEEEONs-Ihe subscIIUeI
N ing obtained considerable expense, from VI.
"mteharsts Washington Gallery, Dagucrreotyi1e',9l.,
ne ollowing distinguished characters mostrcsPectuny
invites The public to call and examine them, in cohnT
e'' with IA lnrge number ofhs productions a''"'
" hitehurst Gallery.
resident Fillmore. Gen. Winfield Scott, VIM. a; Ora.
man, Gen. Franklin Pierce, VIM K. King, Gen. LeN'
Iass, Judge Stephen a. Douglass 7. GIBBS
lnlyi9-dtf Propri"to'.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-13
PRESENTS, BOOKS

- splrndidly bound ana elegantly lHnshut
| by d Is PAYNE.
Home Book of the Picturesque,
Book Of Home Beauty,
Shah spcarc BaIlnds,
Hcroipcr Of Shakespeare,
Girhood Of Shnhspcarc's Ileronea,
Shakespeare works, all ytyles,
Women Of ia Bible,
Our Saviour with Prophets and Apostles,
Ghamctcristics Of Women, by Jbmncrson
G1,binrr ol mOderr Ar,
Gems Of Beauty. an annual for 1853.
Evening Book, by Kirkland.
Qnrens of England, Elegant
Beanlics of the Court of CHARLES 2nd
Rarnl llonos splendid,
Tie lris very beautiful,
!hc Book ofGostumcs
The Home Circle. by Mrs Kirkland.
Leila. by Bulwer,
Rey"ries Of Bachelor, Prettily bound.
Women Of the Scriptures,
Scenes in the lives Of the Apostles,
do 10 Saviour,
do do Pntriarchs, &c,
TIL s.trnr of Life,
Ilart's Female Prose writer's of America,
Bryant Pocticnl works.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-13
DS AnA WOtsEn GA -UR
..r-AuNlON transportation Lane

slT-AuNkON Transportation Lane
10 PitsJurg and The Hest-fhe uncer
signed would respectfully inform their friends and Gus
toners that the Pennsylvania Canal will open on 18th
March at whehtme we will be repaired To forward any
amount of Merchandise 10 NIL points the Western
ters with dispatch, at the very lowest rates.
Rate Tobacco Pittsburg. Coo rer 100 lbs from
lot May.-Time days
No Commission charged for forwarding Baltin
or Philadelphia q, II. kooNS,
March t-dts Agent Union Line Baltimore
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-13

ENE PlSEOLS.-Just received, by Express
l. lot of Colts Pistols, navy sizes,
Warmers six shooters small sizes
Maynards patti self-Priming six shooters, paten
Aliens single sefcocking Pistols
Aliens revolving pistols, 5 and 6 barrels
Cast steel double barrel Rife Pistols, one trigger
Belt Pist, Is, steel barrels
Shot belts and Pouches, and Powder Flasks, new
patents. For sale by
VIM Ii. & C. FISHER,
sept 2l--ts OPPOsITE ERANKI NnTEI.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-13

x~glgEN es OOkS, PIANOS, SEA
& s-&.s|yyw TlONERY ENTERTAINMENTS, FAN.
NlSAAAsT CY ARTICLES, &c.-D. b. PAYNE j.
nov Receiving the largest and most desirable assortment
OF BeofS' Stalione,y Paper Hanging fancy articles,
aoSand other articles in his line tat has ever been
offered IN this city and would take occasion to hi
customers that having purchased portion of his soch
ut the New ork trade sales, and the remainder mostly
Tor cash he and will fill their orders at price, tl
must be satisfactory.
Exp copy. Toc, 81 Il,
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SPLENDsD SlLN liis SlIIPs. NEM lEy

~ ehy. --latest Patterns, fine Clocks, Every cheap)
elegant God and Silver Watches, (warranted for two
years.)
Also erand cap paper of the best and finest quar-
ny nue. Nose paperand fancy Envelopes, New DOCS,
goo Books, very fine Books School Books, Sc, all l9
SAFE at the lowest prizes. Gail and look ut these uoo'
before you buy elsewhere You money ny 10
nc So. (ort 6.tA IouN p WRIGHT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-13

N'NGgsAVED, VISITING, BUSINESS
IA and Wedding Cards, &c Also, Copper. plalr
printing for Cards, Bill heads, &c, &c.
All orders for the above, promptly attended to- Please
cal a'd examine specimens IT, Sonth.end Bookstore
Bots g. MORSE
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+ Union TOUNDRY.-NEw COW,
JONES, BEGGs Il BROTHER.

~ CERN.-The subscribers have assooiatcd them.
selves together undar the style and firm of
JONES, BEGGS n BROTHER.
AID respectfully call the attention of the public to THEN
E0UNDRN, about mile below the city, immediate.
ly the Canal w ere they prepared furnish any
description of CASTING, in loom or sand. Mill
Machinery, Sugsr-pans, Caldron Kettles, mporta.
ton of Garden or Porch Chairs Hat and Umbrella
Stands, Jenny Lind parlor Crates and Tenders, plnn
fancy Balcony Raiing Of the latest STYLE Poughs
all sizes and patents, Brackets various Sizes Stoves and
Mantle pieces made 10 order. Water gas, drain
Pipes, columns of all sizes which the attention of build
invited, all of which they will furnish North
prices, and only ask call TO insure sales. BY
prompt attention and faithful work manshp they hope
share fair portion of public patronage. All orders
thankfully received, and promptly executed in the
est style. WILLIAM j. JONES,
JAMES BEGGS,
sept 21-.dts HAMILTON BEGGS.
Exnrass
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-13

nECKlNSON C0LLEGE.-rhe Fall
- sion of this ancient and G,vorte institution vii
commence on Wednesday, the 18th of September.
Punctuay in attendance eluired alike by the inter
ests of the students and of the College.
Board in good families may be had ut prices rangns
rom 81 % to So 90 per week. (Students preterring
board themselves reduce this expense a. low as 64
cents per week) The annual charges, including tut.
ton board and all ncider Is for room-rcn washing,
luel, and lights, y between $1,000 and $4,000.
carlisle Sc, SIS G. COLLINS. President
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,iy 2G-ts
DRY GOODs.-PlssLEP w. PAYNE

- respectfully soIics from his friends and the pun
nc the patronage heretofore extended to the firm o'
ayne y Bell HIS Stock is large aad well assorted sorted,
and every article will be sold on the most reasonable
terms. ~ 26-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-13

EHNE Br1ndiee we have just received lot
n OF very superior paie and dark Brandies, among
which may be found the favorite brands Otard Dupey
& Co, old Londol Dock. Permit, Castion & Ca. and
}. Tennessee & Co &C. &c. all warranted pue. and
nparl the vintage of 1928 and 1892 Those in want oil
genuine fine Brandes, will please call on
OCT l8-ts LEE Il JOHNSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-13

Sleeves, COTIars and ChmeZettes
" Plain and embroidered Handkerchief
Asplendid assortment of Ladies Pelyei and Cloth
Cioaks with a full stock of all kinds of Goods usually
found in Dry Goods store. He solicts IL call, and
pledges himsefnot be undersold by any house in Va
OCT 2-.dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-13

~ SEED-lOO bushels prime new Clover Seed
so bushels Orchard Grass Seed, just received and
for sale by LEE & JOHNSON
nov 23-ta
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DUssIA. ENGLISH and American

IL SHEET IRON, SHEET ZINC X BANCA II
$50 boxes Tin-plate assorted
50 Bundles Sheet-ron, assorted,
1000 lbs. Sheet Zinc,
lot OF Banca Tin, &c. For sale low.
Ort l3-dts G.. s. BLISS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-01-13

JOHN I. DAVIS Is now opening bis full stock
Of FAIL AND WINTER GOODS, embracing the
largest and most attractive assortment offered by
him. among which are,
pLeat ynriety of French printed De Lnines
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-05-13

cabin displayed show of cacti aud gerau
ums such as few houses in your village can
show. Soon we found ourselves in the burnt
u'S'F'c'' Where, though on one or two streets it
is building up rapidly, one can still roam for a
long way through "alonuments of the past"
sorry monuments lhese-stacks of chimneys
the sole vestiges Of the houses which once
covered the ground; but there are enough OF
'hein such as they are, say score to the acre
tor forty or fifty acres. They have however
Oonatde Nelson" monument here with col.
Iossa' statue Of the Hero placed with his back
To The wafer, and looking straight into the old
guard house opposite.
The great Admiral himself would be apt to
turn on his heel fancy, and cas-, an occasion.
a glance upon the noble river at his feet be-
fore him.
We passed through the burnt district and
came out not far from one of the military
burying grounds, and at the foot of the street
81" long line Of soldiers, coming with sad
music and mnl!led drums, to lay a comrade in his
final resting place. The grave ward is sur.
sounded with high and tight fence; but the
gates were open, and with subdued deo,eanor
We passed within the enclosure, only however
10 be sen' to the right about Instantpr bv lie
reG-:Uat sentrY within. We commenced ,o
remark that If strangers, we were not bod,
stealers, that we should neither disturb the
ceremonies OF the occasion, or the reposa Of
lhe dead but were cut snort bv a peremtory
order n
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-05-13

- VOLUMES might be filled with accounts
OF the caiamltous accident at Norwalk, Conn,
lar F:1ay lae newspapers are flied with
Ine aatrlHcH., Of survivors aud the evidence OF
" ness"5 be!oic ,"e coroner's Jury. A few Of
,,ese .talen.en,s, added to what we have before
published aud the evidence Of some OF LIE more
Important witnesses will furnish our readers
With tine substantial facts Of The case We give
corrected lit Of the person who were nned
~ frr a. can be now ascertalned. That con.
t.ined il oar telesrapAic despatch of saturday
Sas incomplete, 1t Is not likely That the l!ei
q he dead will. be much enlarged. Doubles,
the names If some who are yet unknown will
be Sece'taIned hereafter. 1t will be seen that
the engineer lestlhes Posllgely that he sag as
nc supposed, the signal for all safe, in ltsproper
position. There can be no reason to doubt his
st'temGnL Tor no one can believe that he ILL
tented 10 hurry tho Tram h In.tan. des,ruct in.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-05-13
For The Erec prnsa



Pope.
Inc above stanza incucates the principle
"hIch should regulate all moral conduct.
l. In The Intercourse Of man with imam
lhe question is not what will promote my
present pecuniary interest, advance nv prcs-
ent popularity, or CRAFTY my present inclina-
"on, but what is right? Could this orinciple
always be recognized and become our guid.
ing star in all the business and social relation.
OF lie, 1t would do more to make man ba,,v
and eNat human nature, than all the polJ of
California aid Autralia. A conscience void
OF o!ience ID an inestim4be treasure. Yet
how many men spend their whole lives in
trampIIng under foot the law Of right How
many are utterly regardless of the rights Of
their fellow men. How many are governed
solely by d sordid seIfishness. Doing rich,
IRON the love OF right, is no par, Of their their
creed Or their Practice. Such persons are doing
work for the bitcre4t repentance at some fu.
ture day.
:. In politics. The principal that call i, fair
IN politics is a lie. What is politics "That
part OF eMtrs which Consists in the regulation
and government OF Nation or State, for the
preser,a,io..of,, it,, .ois,,,. pea,,.,d oro.,or;,yn
How can the safety. neace and ,,osoo,i,. e..
State be promoted bv intricnin, di,ho,o.,,,,
Nothing but the law of rirlt cana,,iI bo,s
What has destroyed the nations thatsnow exis,
only on the pare Of hjstory3 VIVA, hr, ~.
wrong doing OF ,aose who had the manarenen,
Of their affair That sentiment which Henry
Gay is said to have uttered wien informed of
his de:ea. in The Presidential canvass Of 1874
Il wcu'd rather BE- rt5!l than b, Prss;ls,,,,
was one Of he nobles' sentiment, ever snolen
BY man. Woe tuenr country when bones,v
shall be b4ni-Aa1 from her councils. FIN.
dishonest So Il n, wicked poij,.cian has no ,.-
gard for the reckonin, of A fn,n,a uo,d 10,
hun forget The reckoning vi time, which will
sooner or later nate Quito him h,s ms, dase,ts
3. Ia the intercourse Of nations ~Cur cou,.
Try right Or wrOuL" - another leland vet
tbs principle has prevailed in the iuts,courss
Of nations fro.n the bc1.nil, dawn 10 ,bs
present time. Ii has been the fru,tf,l sop,ca
Of Inc wars that have desc ated the earth. Blu,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-05-13

j = The ~ Couuci,,t |iont.<l IS pro-
pos'n9 10 supply be .a.Dalt,,s " "a. w.:ei b,
cana from the ~. Lawrence, tc..nnnc at
ne heed Of the LlciIre rapids and "a enc T..
i've ml's to the ciry--lhc clnt! TO be able to
deliver Ike millions OF gallon, per day 10 ans
'ryo two hundred feet above the level Of We
rvcr at the harbonr. Mr.. h,'cirr, the erqlie r
a-iun'iet 'n ont. costa EtS eos 70 0.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-05-13

ho!'ced the man this morning, that it took him
a minute and.a-quarter 10 drop the bail ana
commence opening the d.aw | noted it by my
watch II the wedges were cut when the train
passed over, the Chances would be against it.
safety.
From The UcrcCste Transcript
Part of Mr.. Prie.,y Vouns's Statement
Inc most trilliug thing imaginable cause.
me 10 change my sal from tn. front car to th,
DncK one. left ljlle bird aud care in the
PACK car, ana then went to the irorj car Mhrr,
ItHldlhrd unil within tinec ull. .ut1s 81 ,t. ac
clHth,' returned and mad bu ,lst got tur,.
seated as we SWEEP by the Nurwaik statIcn
"hch heard the PIERCING scream al tue locv
h"I'Fc whistle, secUlh..y aa il 1t must rive A,
least one dtcadl,Il sliic,. before taklnrll,,.,,y.
! Iul plunge that waste end IN terrible and Ger.
tam destruction. Next came the ice'iu.s q.
several violent jobs, tremendous concus,ion
ana a snort and ,uICk stopping of the car il
VINO" stood. All the p.aSeuLcrs rose t. their
!ec' sol ~ sand Keep yuu. SEALS" bat for one
/ was "r'trihiheN 10 Know WIy train Of car,
Should stop so S,iidrny on "a bridge. lettiD1
/ l"y9clI doWil on 10 tlH cross UubcrS ui the
O'hg', made t.iy way to tne sid. OF the tram
Us soon as pOssibla' Was snci a si,ht ever
before presented to mortal cv,s as then b.
I'id-a new and powerful locomotive. with rs
render baggage uud sjluMjng ear. two first
c'aSS passenger c"rs, scores Of human hrruu>
'I''ng, hIaugIcd and dead, all III one cuuiu, ii
ihlss ne utHust cuHs,crhtlIuu at once pre-
vailed; the little hc,pIc~> clud SCREAMING io,
us mother, The "IIe SIIrIeklng for the assistance
OF her husband, renG> bescrch,nr an, one for
| hclp. But alas many unpiorcd III vain f!ca.
ven forbid that Hny ever ngan be coupe. e..
SO .lin,r
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-05-13

Mr.. kI>G's NuL.--i.1st winter. before
leaving Washington. NJ, King made viii,
cHlug the principal part OF E.s estate to his
poorer relations. lie ASA left in writing, two
requests for President flercc, both OF wiz ch
we're 80 np'lrd WITH pno w,N rorthe appoint
m"nt a., Thomas luuinln, Postmaster ct NJ
bIl" ard the other 1rpointio; Nr, S'ntnr'.
60 icctc, ot tue sarne port.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-05-13

Kiiled upon railroad ana imposing heavy pen
allies tor INJURIES on account Of accidents caus-
ed by carcIcsSness. II Is difficult to saw apv
thing TO useful purpose on such subject at
sucha time. We can enlarge upon the woes
and horrors of such events. AMI JON in denun-
Cations as we listen to detailed accounts of
their occurrence; but to clearly search ont
their causes and to show how they can b., pre-
vented require GOODNESS Of Judgment and time
Tor consideration. We shall nave something to
say hereafter, only remarkug here, even at the
risk OF being misunderstood. that we consider
much OF the popular opinion and much of the
legislative action on such subjects very wide of
The true mark
Geo. w Whistler, Sup't. sworn.-Tle per-
SONS IN charge Ola train can see the sigma, red
0a,i, whch Is at the draw. from about quarter Of
nile above Norwtih: after that they lose SIGHT
81 it. Ill my opinion at the station; If the ;IrnIl
be lowered from the time 1t winch It is first
seen aud the time OF his losing sipht of II
It tie station, the engineer could still
brake up by s.Ac,,iug speed to the rate of ten
miles an hour ~ lie came 20 the curve: they
are IN all cases ordered to approlch that curve
cautiously they are no. 10 exceed speed OF
ten miles an hour: If hC saw the slrnll down
when Just at The station. he could not stop un-
III he reached the bridge; the ,IgnlI Is always
lowered before ihH uln touches the draw: he
has then to 20 10 each end of the bridge 10 oct
uu the wedges the engineer of The tram Is nm
der the direction Of the cuaductur; have
,I"ard as II general report that the con,iuctur
iu'd the engineer $40 drive ike hell through
Norw"Ik, n two gentlemen waut'd 10 yet on.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-05-13

per hour, The man would have one minute to
io"er me signal and go back to open the draw
hollced the man this morning, that it took him
n'hn'e and-a-quarter 10 drop the bail and
commence opening the d.aw; noted it by my
"a'ch u The wedges were out when the train
passed over, the Chances would be against its
safety.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-05-13

Tbs LAW or INCREASE ~ PoPuLATloS-
Wulr rhL Hrrrp STATES WILL BE N THIS
RESPECT ~ IcuJ.-A writer IN the .Nm DUAL
At~"gtNccr, r'AlrEin- on the history ana
groWtn OF the United states, assumes ina, the
p'fH.'E'A l.c.'.,e- ..!- tH.r. .ccnnlally.-
Lac ASSUMPTION IS very near tnu mark, Us Will
De seen By the tu..o"Iay:
JJ-As,u.n"I p'r I.a'.ouou tA~ prur. /.
20 "A'-...'.: i.c.tu>t 10 trH vc.l,, - ,751 Sll
-At'ud' .o."'tt'"" az Tie unr, - oai $50
TINS slows N excess over the assumed ra,
to ri on'-l.nrI lncreAse every tea years, IN
p"r"d OF SKY years, Of uult I23,J -. The
Nn1'!s.s !r'.n 100 to 1870 presens the fol-
.n"lnT results:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-05-13

me conplrlsln clrrlel fOrw ri for one hum
bred years, wouI produce the following Oh the
Jur-thirI oass:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-05-13
Amount Of Territory in the L, S,stes, BIB, goo

II Is SAID that gentleman from Ten
ncsSoe observed % Gen. Pierce. a few DAYS
since 'Ati he cane from district which had
never held or solicited an Ollie from the Gen
em' H"r'rurDcM. inru. SAID Gen. Pierce,
promptly j. to b" hop-d ruaj u viii nrve,
pe; 4 IA on sucu netuutnl custom. Tn.
was riIher pd1l,- 'tm,hs ULjg
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-09

THE sppssch Of spins viii psatslly suggest
"A 70 th~ citiEens Of HilIsl'oroosh and tn Wei.
nifty the psopsieiy a having their hoo-es painted.
as Il b favorable s~sron Tor ~ofk az this Kind
and the ruh~cfii~r takes This method Of inform
ing his irs nds and the public grB<rally. that Le
u prepared 10 do Ill kinds of ~osk in his line
faithfully and well. and at moderate prizes.
Besides the usual siyIr Of painting with Lead,
he has made himseIf thoroughly acquainted with
the manner Of using Blake'n Fire nsro0G
Paint. and the Zinc Paint The former
= intended Tor outside painting, and is both FASH
ionabe and cheap the latter Is intended 20, inside
painting. and Is recommended BY the fact that Il
makes paint whittier and cheaper than lead.
All kinds Of Grsining. in imitation Of Oaks
Walnut, Maple, &c, will be executed with taste
and neatness.
N6 delay need be occasioned by want o
materials, as they can now he had al the Drus
Store.
E. WOODS.
February 9. IT,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-09

WAR SHALL HE nAvE!--rhe Roanoke
Republican puts IN good word Tor Gen.
J. X. J. Daniel. the Congressional mem
her from the Halifax lll~uic,. Heat
him i. We now link il il due Ia ten,
Daniel, that the Democratic party which
will be in i,ower the 4ih Of March next,
should make snne provision fm him,
either in The way of cahine, appoint.
inent. ar of Foreign Mission"
Something ought To be done fnr him
" commend tie subject 10 The kind re.
CARDS uf NJ. President Pierre.
vii. Herald.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-09


IMPORTANT DsclssoS. . late d~ri-
sim of ihe Supreme Court az The Uni
Ted Safes. in snztsrrs bearing ON The points.
all cssnlf.cs' entered Inlo by eilixrns Of
the Un,led STATES. Coz money or supplies
20 be rmplayed % military operations by
cls'z-ns 81 this counlry. against The pro-
pie or serIilury of Nations At the Tine
IN smily with The UniIrd Sls,es, are lille
Gal aud . nuIIiiy. This decision il On
much Importance o the interest and ho-
nor e lIle country. and his rrceivrd The
c"mairndslion 81 distinguished Statesmen
and lawyers. The Nsiionai Intelligence,
says Dit: .Noi 10 speak ofi.s immedi-
ate rti,e. up"n existing contracts. bonds,
and obligations which have bern made,
sold. aud bnuahl ia the prosecution ii
enterprises Of the charscief justly repro
b ,lrd by this drrison. il is easy 10 lore
see how extensive will be il influence,
VA thu Iuiuie. MI only upon the action ol
individuals. but upon the habi, of think
ing m M uncomfortable portion al our
ielIow -rilizrns. in rrsaad tn The duty 81
individuals 10 respect and obey the neu-
irsl obligations al their counIry."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-09

AMERICA RAIL RoAp lRoS.-rhe New
York Banker. Circular learns from Z
well auli,en,ira' ed sia'rmen, that American
Rail Road lr"n. manufactured from Anne.
riran pig. is 10 quality superi"r, by almns,
3 20 I. 10 the impo.ird ar,i IT,. The 1
lo~iug is The ties, furnished by The engi.
nerrs vi the Reading Rail Road--a route
hei,ef ralcula ed than any other in ID,
Uni,rd States, 10 Try the quality Of iron
rails:
Annual wear 81 English
iro. 4 lilo per rent
Annual wear uf Amrri-
can iron, 4-l0