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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-22
lily VIRGlNlAN.
7Y & SHIELDS, Proprietors.
TERMS
MEDICINLS.
LOCK

ctRE !-8AzEIHORE LOCK
~ l.. where mny be obtaiued the most spec
I, ueakaess or lass Of Organic Po'ef1s, Pam
Y D;seose of the Kidneys, affections of khe
u N,ge and .Skm Constitutional De6tiify,
y b,,.ri1 affections arising from certain IN.
u Waiter whether from intemperanc",
y mt .pirits or any other cause
TO YOUNG MEN,
a h,ya become the victims of evil practi
4 1.t countless numbers of generous and
Y ,l,.ing. have been swept to untimely tombs;
" ING mon ofthe most exnlted talentsand
q l,.t,. who might otherwise have entran:
y 5,,atns ties rith the thunders 81 ipG ence, Of
!, ~ the living Tyre.
r,,iog from any of the following m 'ancIoly
I, md Immediately TO
DR.. JOHNSTON.
4 .f,ba Back and Limbs, Pains in tnt Head,
q g,bf Loss of Muscular Power, Po.pitation
6y.nepsia. Nervous lrrtability. Dernagc,
DIGESTIVE Functions. Genera. Debility
! safConsnmption, &c, Nc,
Tho fearful effects on the mind are much
!. Loss of Memory, Confusion of ldeas, De-
n s,iTit. Forebndings Of Evil, Aversion Of
\ ,,histrst. Love of Solitude, fimidiy, &c,
,ftbe evils produced
\ SOUT'H FREDERICK STREE, Sc J.
ce FROM BAL LTIMOREST., Enst side,
!, "TEpS. "BE PARTICULAR in OBJ
T,NE and NUMBER. or you wilmistahe e
h WARRANTED or G HARGE MADE,
DIR. Johnston's Office is in his dwell
= STEPS. His very extensive practice Is a
,m,antee tina. he is the only prope fhys'clan
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on nov wi II rs Is ' GREGORY RoYALL & SIMPSON,
I ~ w. nlOLLIN'S

~ w. ROLLINS
a. OFFER FOR SALE
30 hhds. p. r. and N. o. Sugar.
20 Boxes and bbls. refined do
10 hhds, z. r. and Cubu Moasses,
10 bbs. N. O. do
1870 bags Rio and Laguira Coffee,
40 " Superior Old Java do
Case Extra Fine Gun-powder Tea,
$50 Sacks Fine and G. A. Salt,
90 Ton Bar Iron,
l do Hoop do
do Bistered Steel
5000 lbs Shear and Cart Steel
Tons Casting,
SOC Kegs Nails, 3 to go dy,
10 do Wrought Nails,
so Grind-stones,
60 Boxes Hull Il Sons Candles,
40 Boxes Adanantine do
90 do Sperm do
900 Sides Sole Leather,
50 Black upper do
40 doz Calf okns
30 do Pink Lining Skins,
. bales Shoe Thread,
10000 lbs Cotton Yarn, Nos. 8 tot,
5 bales wrapping Twne,
5 do Camille wick
3 do Cotton Bats,
Also Scythe and Moving Blades and Snaths Wrap
ping, Writing ard Letter Paper PeppsrSpice. Ginger.
Nutmegs, Gloves, Mace and Cinnamon; Bed Cords and
Plough Lines; Tanner Oil No. Mackerel, Heuings
& Shad. Ina ll-ts1
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~ feet wide.
DOOR MATS of almost every variety,
CRATES, a very fine assortment and cheap,
Brss and Common and Iron Shovels, Tongs and
Pokers Cual Holds.
Brass Pierced lron and wire Tenders, nursery Fend
ers. "a inches high.
Tubs Baskets Cans and Buckets
With mafy other articles required by house-keePers
on hand ard Tor sale by
nov ts GREGORY ROYALL & SIMPSON.
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NO. 81.
MERCHANTS.
McCORKLE g. JONES,
Groccrs n Commission Merchants,

Groccrs n Commission Merchants,
Main st, Lynchburg Va.
A RE NOW RECEIVING their Fall Supply, TO which
"A they .oIieii the attention of their friends and tho
public generally, viz.
300 Sacks Salt.
100 Bags Rio S lgar Java and Maracaibo Coffee
GO bbls. Crushed, Pulverzed, Coffee and q Clari
hel Sugars,
10 hhd.. r Il. nnd N. o.. Sugar,
10 Boxes Loaf Sugar,
500 Kegs Nails, all sizes
100 Sides Sole Leather
30 Tons Country, Rolled and Band Iron, ali sizes.
- Cases Fine Stick Liooror,
so do Common Stick Lioorce,
% do Fine Mas- do
Coils Manila Rope, to inches diameter,
30 Baskets Olive OIL
rs Boxes Candles, all qualities,
10 Barrels N. o. Molnssas,
hhds West l., do
10 Barrels Turner's Oh, some pure,
do Tm,
800 bush. Clover. Timothy Orchard. English Blue
and Ever Green Grass Seed,
5000 bs Prime Western Baron Sides,
300u lbs. Fine Family Hams Shoulders and Sides
cured by WIN. Mas-ic,
Cooo b. 0a.r. Sheer and Bli.ored Steel NIL s,ues,
40 900 Feet Safety Fuse
300 Kegs Blasting and Gun Powder.
ID don. Rowlnnd's and llnmoa' Shovcls,
s0o Blankets different qualities,
900 Wool lIats do do
Also
Calcoes Domoscs. leoched aud unbeaohod--Bed-
Tioking. O.nnburgs Smoking and Chewing Tobacco oi
all qualities, of their mnnnnoturc. which they
rainfall Of which thy will cell low for cash. punctual
time, or, in exchange for country produce
Call ON before making your bill. elsewhere, IL you
please
WeWpnt 1900 To 900 bushels ahclled Oats for which
liberal pricca will he paid.
oct 9l.dus MoCORkLE g. JONES
nEANE, ADAMS n DEANE'S PATENT
- aellcocking aud revolving piHto--Pricc $50
Warmer tiv Shooter,
Colfa Five Shooter.
Aliens RtvoIvera
Single, sclfcorkine. different sikcs,
Fine aud Common Guns double aud single,
Game Bugs. Shot bnta. Powder tasks. Wad Cutters,
Cleaning rods. &c, &r.
Just received and for snle by
nov II GREGORY ROvALL g. SIMPSON.
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August 2.dts
Union STEAMSHIP CoMPA- 81.

''"ff''"
a1id Cape May -For Philadelphia every Wednesday,
STEAMER CRY OF RICHMOND, Capt. Mitchell
STEAMER VIRGINIA. CHrt. Teal
STEAMER PEsNsYLvAHIA Capt Bn,moio
Ono of these splendid steamships will lcnve Richmond
for Philadelphia every Monday and Thu sday AT high
water touch ine at Cape May 10 land pnsscnRers hc-
turning enve Philadelphia every Wednesday nnd Sotur-
day at 10 o'clock A. NJ. rntil further notice
Passengers for ape May will consult their Interest
bv taking this route II is in addition to being tse
rhcnpest, the most cxped jtious aud eomol table,
Passengers for New XOrk-We have On
tered into forward passengers ihrougha
New York either by steamers. nllowinR them
privilege Of remaining in Philadelphia three or four day
or proceed directly New York, upon the nrrvni o
the steamers.
shippers 10 the West-foha'ronists deal
tous lshippng 10 Pntsburg, will plense henr IN mind
that have mndc all the necessary arrangements I"
forward To eeothrough at 60 cents per 100 pounds
Due notice will be nwpys given in all HE Daily paper.
in the eitv when the will be ready 10 receive
freight. mud the hour Of their smiling
n B.-Shippers will bear in mind that all BilIs oi
lnnng must be the whnl nt Rockctiao be sign
cd before the sailing of steamers.
Passage through New York, LIST cnbin aud found ~
Cape May
:" 2nd cabin "
orfreighf passage, nppy to
RO. RANKIN. Ao'T., Richmond, w
ie 2g.dScts lie Dock
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RICHMOND.
VIRGINIA LINE Of Rirnmond Ca

AND NENNORk PACkETe.-Thls new "sss4N
home line is composed of the following vessels, MI
=aila from New-Nork every three days. All owned In
the city of Richmond via:
Schoou,r Grimm Cnptain Daniel Dodge.
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FOR NEW YORK.
H. S. Mail Iine pcr the SPLENDID STEAnSHH'S
jamestown and Roanoke!

.
jamestown and KOanOkF!
ship "JH JAMESToWN HH STOW &c Coap T"'i rusG %
will leave Petersburg vim City Point, every Iue4n}
Evening, nnd the ROANOKE, (Copl. Covcpdy) every
Friday Evening for New York.
Passage and fare from Petersburg, including
Stnie Rooms. Slo ~
Stceinpe pnssngc nn
For speed. comfort and safey these Stenmshps ar
oXcelled by the const mud travellers viii mud II
the most pensunt the north, they will there
y avoid the dust aud frequent ehnuces of the Raironds
EYs1ickeis issued at NY Office on Sycamore Street
SAM &. BAPTIST. ARt. Pe1ersJWR
10 "A passenger train leaves the Appomattox depn'
every Tucs.ny and Fridny half past o'clock p NJ
to connect with the Steamships AT City Point Pnssen
gers by the South Railroad will rench Petersburg IN
time 10 TAKE the cars for the stcnmers. s &. Is.
july li-ta
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I'AnE E.EDUCED-Through Grom,

Lgnstb"vg, Ia, 10 hnorriAe Tennessee 6gAe IH.
aiat1 and Tennessee Rati,oad, and FdriA g. Cos Line
ot Ndgcs Through tickets rnn he obtained the
Ticket Office of the Vitginn and Tennessee Railroad
Company at the following points and at the following
rut in.
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DR.. JOHNSTON

.f the ROYAL College of Surgeons, London,
y',-, one ofthe mosteminent Colleges of lie
,,s, and the greater part of whose life has
|, MIN HOSPITALS of London, Paris, Philadel-
s,.fwhere. has effected some of the most as
.nre.that we're ever known. Many troubled
.ng IN the ears and head when asleep, great
..., being alarmed at sudden sounds, and
=. with frequent blnshing, attended, some
n Ioraoqement of mind, were cured immedi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-22
Re, TO ESDAY MORNING., NOVEMB Err
INSURANCE
ifIRE, LIFE AND MARINE ,NAUV

AAGE-LgnalbogH Hcse y Flyc insoane. Com.
pabg.
This CO pon, makes Insurance. against loss @, dam.
fge 10y Fire, Dwelling Houses gtorcs Tabaceo Fnrt
t"S and ehcr buildings. on furniture Goods wares od
ner'hand'ze generally ntnwu and country,on he mos,
'avornhe EN
Also makes Insurance on the lives of a persons 81
loving gnod health and ot suund constitution for the
whole duration life or fora limited period
Slaves employed in ordino.y occupations, will he
insured unreasonable terms
lhe Company will also take marine risks from and tn
any OF the Northern southern ports, at favourable
rates.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
DON T. C.fErERS, Iiee President
SAMPSON DluGUID, Ghief Engineer
James Cobbs Samuel Garland
lohn .iggut. Nathan b. Thurman
neoP W. hnneet, olm Otey Taylor.
hill'am / Andersen. William I, Smith.
ANHfiN HOLLINS. Treasurer.
Carp T. Wills, Scr'y.
DIR. =. II Gimer. !
DR. Nm. Otwnv Oven. 'H'"''"' h'""W'N
he MedicnI Examination # subjects FOR lns1rauce
will be made at the office Of the Company on each duy
between the hours of aud lock, ?. N.
frhS-dfa
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school ~ College Text Hooks
NOR ii s, Rich,aoad, Ia. would invite th'
a attention OF tho various schools and Institutions
nf learning throughout the Stntc TO bip Schooi ann
classical Books. Ierf Boohs used in the various Col
eRes and Universities. with general collection of Edu
rniionnl Norla. in every departments of learning.
fV'Sohool Stationery of every disoripion.
A liberal discount will he made, aud bundles deliver
I'd in LynohburR, free of expense
~ Orders will receive prompt attention.
nug 22-ts
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VTAEsNISIIES-

NARNISnES-
Fine Furniture Vurnsh,
Brown japan
No. Coach
Black Varnish,for vanishing Grat 49, Iron Works,
Rning &c.-fol snle at
WRIGHT & ALLISON'S
nov l6ts New Drug Store.
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hrter 0ak Life Insurance Compnr y,Harluli Com
CAPITAL, 100000.

1 INSURANCE. can be effected in these companies up
on u far terms as in my Others eqnul respon-
bili'y 10y application to
?. d. CHRISTIAN, Ag't Lynchbarg
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INSURANCE AGENCY,
nI ITt If0ICrUOh TnsuInnCC UOmpNnY, UuItiUrd Co
CAPIiA $500 600.

insurance Company ot the Whitley in Vhginio,
CAPITAL 5000, 900
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I,AuIlY KncOn and Inrd.-I have

Il now in Store n few Kits Of Lard of superior qunl-
ityAlso small supply of extra Huns and side', di'
rect from Pulaski, which will scI low To lose.
nov t. AMBROSE Is. RuCKER
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rAKEPARTICULAR NOTICE.

~ N l4A
. hI lG,arJ;ansare often misled with respect
l''' of disease in their sons aud wards
'e P' s'"i ~ ,b,, osrriba n .tbcr causes the
p''f" - Polarization of the Heart. Dvspep-
l.' ~ I',aai,a,,, of the Nervou, system,
S,.,aat,n,s Of Consumpti, n. also those Sc
.,,ch a. Ioss nf Mem,rv. Depres
4 u, s,gs',' noc, :ac 6ts of Melancholy. when
sP'',1 ~ ,bor bovo been caused by 'ndulging in
W., 9u' anu us wan, from existence tbou
'il'ip, ~. l.,', haan of ns,t IN their Country,
"is, I.s4. f.iands and ornaments TO Society
S,ySToN'SINVIG, RATIVE EREMEDYFO
w organic WEAKNESS.
..a oa5 in,norta,t Remedy has restored
..I ,,n,r,a thousands of the most deblitated
,,,,,, r,bo had Iostall hopes. and been a
,,aie Re- iIs complete inauguration of the
" S,,,a.o tho ,vb,le farnlties become restored
|, ,,.,.ar no,yor mud functions. and the fullen
I lif, : raised M ia beauty. consistency aud
! .non thernins ofanemac1ptea and premature
a.,J aris,ine hanlth Oh. how happy
I .,I' af ,n;iani'In1 vnuths been made. who
s..,I1o,l,,ros,o,od ia bealth from the devasta
4 bo.a ,err;6c nalndies which result from in
i 81, -, Lar,ra ,.on,emnloting mar
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CARDS.

CARDS.
sr--s. DIR. ROBERT EARLY,
GfffsTN DEN IT'S
Tia. removed his office one door above his residence
Main street. and square aboye Dhrell's Hotel
oct30-dts
ARCHIBALD GLENN. JonS W. GLtN
n. No.
AA J w GLENN ~ 60,
GENERA COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND AGENTS ron THE sALE Or
Manufa etuied Tobacco,
oct 4t- 13 Gyapier 81 Neto Orleans.
EudweII III Brown
CIVIL ENGINEER. DRAUG II TSMAN
AM SURVEY
NFFERS his services the eli iaens of Bedford. add
" of Lynehburg and will pay saiot uention to any
business entrusted to linn.
AppREss-LIBERfY. 3O-ts
WASHING HOTEL, Corner ot
w Church Street and First AHey, LyHchburg, Ia.
WM. W. LEFTWlCH BROTHER,
Proprieiors.
~ Persons travelling through or visiting Lynchbmg
na stoppiugat the Washington, entitled ovistth,
Vnginian READING Room during theirstay
MAY l7-d2cts
TIL NORV YELL HOUSE.
WILL KNOWN
The Frank lin Hotel,
AN1NG undergone n thorough repair and enlarge
m"nt, l. now open and read receive and enter
Tain visitors
COMFORTABLY md GENTEELLY.
Fhe undersigned has spared pains pen~c in
rishing his house hlndsom ", in the most approved
vi o dcrn style.
lii rooms are commoiious aud airy; hi- dining roon
rcnt aud ceanin fact ncatness will be ouent the chm
,cteristcs oi his establishment.
To enumerate all the advantages he possesses Civ
"nioft to persons visiting Lyncburg nc deems useless
They must call aud satisfy themselves.
Meals for those arriving and departing b, the Cur
'tages nd Boats, provided at any hour.
THOS ROSSER, Proprietor.
Aprl Its Rep, Cepy.l
WN. IL. "a &. FISHER,
MAkUFAcTuRFRS AND IMRoRTERs GO
CrNc pIrrps
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LUDLAM y WATSON,

HIrHMoHp Va,
FORWARDING AGENTS AND GENERAL COM.
MISSION MERCHANTS.
oFTtcE n WAREHOUSE SOUTH stpE or rnE DAsIs
july i3-dfa
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w ,e'o Ib'' TeIy nee Wool R9l.' made !" Monroe
County--Just - oe'' LEE & JOHNSON
nov l4-is
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@.soETND @Diccs-A supply OF pure grol ii sI'
4 .i.,;n or Mace Glove, Nutmegs ,AIsplc''
c,'ona '9a' ', &c. Ih .e spices are all of the pqr"'
oaaf, and nr.yput up in and oH9 papers Tor '"'
ics-For sac by ,,ou SEAy&co
ort 26-tS ~. - '- 80
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sREAkrH STONE -Ready to cut to sizes
suit fire places; Of Blue nnd i" me 3' MARINE III
,c, To- JNO. B. GADDESS g. BtOS.
ID 100 UET COLoGNE.-lh,S 'elsi,.u. 43al.
- Perfume posscssng all the aroma Of the choicest
flowers. RosE ORANGE, AND VERBENA, Is tar superior
10 he sua ompounds Of the day both IN the deeacy
ermanence of it, flavor and its refreshing and hiaing
ornpcrtics It possesses .rperor merits as perfume
ybe nt the same lime it relieves Headache Lassud"
md Nervous Pains about the Temples, by simply sat1
rnnp linen cloth and applying ito the parts affected
1t is confidently recommended 10 the LadeS'ln Parlc-
mar ON account of its del ehtfu and refreshing odor
Made and sold only at
WRIGHT & ALLISON'S
New Drug Store, Lynchburg, Va
oc,
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|loyEgs and Timothy See"
Y lOi bushels prim" Cl"ver o'e''
% Tiunthy
'"S' LEE y JOHNSON.
'''-i-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-08

NroTIcE.-PLANK RoAD.-suBscRIPTroN TO rHn
~ new stock Of the Bergen Turnpike Company, author
lied by supplement to the charter Of the company
proved Feb % 1853 will be received by tho
the house Of John Levitt in the village of Haoksasack in
the house Of Carrot. Davy New Durham the l6.h dv
thereafter at the Office OF r. Pauson Haokensack
tho first day Of April next Said stock il fixed -
S00o divided into 500 shares OF $40 each Two dollars
eheh share snbcribed required to be deposited with ths
will be issued the balance to be payable called for from
time by tho board OF directors In the Or
amount exceeding the above being subscribed ths
the @ b. sae IAN ma
OF the company also of closing the books Of such
subscription prior TO the first day of April
Their information, apply to c. D. Van Wagner, Wats<
street. JOHN G. ZABRISkIK,
H. II. PAULISON,
JOHN II. BANTA.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. 80.

CrAY HORSE, TILBURY, AND HARNESs.-FoR
VI sale at bargain beautiful gray horse six years old,
handt gh splendid action, and fine travellers also
covered Tilury with shifting top and set OF harncstho
vehicle End harness are almost and tho whole establish
Chiohcsters Cherry street stables and az the swnors "a
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MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN FROM CALIFORNIA, WHO IN
IN tends shortly to return wehes the company 81 an IN
t.gcnt and respectable lady to whom he oilers hts hsA
and Land Is less than thirty OF belongs 10 re-
spectacle family and veil educated tall and Anc looking
The lady should not he himself Of agreeable
ners and cultivated mind Pleaso address W. Y. Heney,
tho Broadway Post once before wednesday evensae
tons strictly confidential and returnsd rs01ssesA
poa tts honoc Of geotlemAu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-08

@1 S00 FOR sALK-A CORNER SALOON, II
R1sCUVs the Ninth ward Of the handsoneua =
be ssy the whole building !. furnished IN Sssua ssy
psrntvey nothing the lease has three ~
whole vii he cold for about fifteen hundred donars Appw
70 hobiNsOH. NOSE Nassau street, up stAira
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~ pany l57 Broadway, March lsos-Notice to Stoch
q pslS !. @ .ss to e. .
at two p NJ and ro-epencd on the26th inst
STEoN pnAI NJ, s WILL Sell AZ . y: q
IL s @s,isys Cos. ana Lana csSsssy
S s y Is: go ~.
eesds Of applied n. p.ay.
The fs 1S ss
$500 IN four .hou,and share. go each ,a..sls
~: z <:
4: Sr II: s s.sis
rOntars and their two depot. are located herr: e. o.
q %s.1 S sSsT.essr rsas!riss iss. o. ::
no ri sSns or
One hundred q land adjoining the shey:. and
sssGas
psay property both y good au.s ~. or Varied
III nj
d.ps.. Tho stssmses. yhss1ss which y: nsyS.e
p psTs.al 1.n four and
hard 81; ayss
Ohio
py inasaEsn q n. south Ri:
s sfa 70 give ss ssr
trade between PennBylvana and the ssAbaAl
north western lake district The ClevsIA
and Ptsburg Railroad which has recently into @
ocsu operation selected welsvils as its southern
The length of ths road only ninety eight miles 80
afford, the most favorable channel for supplying re ~.
vile pleasantly laid ont on terrace q riysr sos:.
amply supplied with pure water The onvirons Ssse
INHABITED BY an as.trious farming population Prcvsss
cheap and the location forty miles o
Wheeling and forty from Pttsburg offers unusuAl
advantages about establishing thsmss
than dollars per sol The prices command. there a3e
from dollars to dollars and there Ia ~ ample max2
for what they Furnish 81 the pit mouth for sss,s
them to open out The eoa veins more thoroushly-to
their tracks from the wharves and railroad depsts -
the mines-and to work extensively this CcvsAAa4
c-and Also to improve The wharvss and landnG
the Welsville Company into the market for
They offer most ample and undoutted security "a
they further extend 70 the purchasers The bonds the
ysr: q converting .hem ~ any time before i.s Jsaps
=. Clarke, J. L. White. y. w Graham ard A. VI Ylnes
be had. JOHN W. ROBERTSON, PreetdeMoL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-08

NORTH CAROLINA SIX PER CENT STATE BoNnA
In Treasury Department, Raleigh, N. c., January n
Sealed proposals. will be received In tho city Of Nay
Ysrk until 10 O'Clock M Of the 3st of March next for
the purohase of $500 eo Of bonds issued by the Stats Of
North Carolina.
These bends will bear date the first Of January 1883 aAl
will thirty They will have coupons attached aud
tho interest nt six cent per will DO psysbas
the first days OF July and January Of each year.
Both ntersst principal will be payable NJ the Bank q
the Republic in the Of New York unless whore the
chaser prefer to have them made payable at tho tr
Of North Carolina.
They issued under the authority Of the Lturs II
North Carolina for the construction OF the North 0Aro
Railroad and In addition the faith Of tho State all tAs
stock hold by the State in the said railroad the div
deRds from said stock expressly pledged for thsr
6.nption.
Those bends arc, by express enactment exempted iron
taxation.
Parties bidding will please address their letters endorsA
Sealed Proposals for North Carolina State Bopds 10 ~
undersigned in New York. directed to the Of Aess
Brown Il De Rosset $50 Front street, New York.
The lids will be opened in the Bank Of the Republic ~
o'clock r. NJ the M day of March next in the prsssna
Of G. b. Lamar Etq President of the said Bank. and j.
Erown and David Freeman, EsGrs. Bidders may also b
present.
Successful bidders will he required informed
tho acceptance of their bids deposit in bank the amount
Of their lids with the accrued interest the frat
to tho credit Of tho of the State North Caron
This deposit may be made either tho Bank of the Rep
lie New York. In the Bank OF the State North CAro
or in the Bank Of Cape Fear, Ralesh North Carolina
D. W. COURTS.
Public Treasurer ofthe State Of North CnrslinA
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INSTRUCTION.


CADEMY OF PENMANSHIP.-MR GOLDSMITH
n will receive pupils daily at his rooms, No. 80
broadway Ladies' olnsses Mt and o'clock gentlemen
at A. M, and T. aid O'Clock +. N. Private instruc
tn at hours to tho pupil SEQ cards ct the
academy
YOUNG LADY WHO HAS BEEN EDUCATED IN
AFnPlard dorou Of devong fcw hours In the day 10
ITO instruction of TOW pupils at her residence In French.
muc and drawing Tie highest reference he givcn.
Address, by letter A. b. rs President street. Brooklyn
LNRENCH LANGUAGE TAUGHT by MOST PRAC-
tica system which enables diligcnt student to
freak and write tho language correctly and huenty In
lsf Terma moderate Lessons given at pleasure
every part of tlis city Address Is. d., Herald offoe
rINEAt HER WANTED-A LADY WHO IS THOROUGH
ly competent give Instruction to twelve pups In the
Lnph and French languages and in music, hoar Of
doral situation In Memphis Pioiens county Alabama
tslsry of s40 por annum by Addressing box 6 Post
once. STE would rosido in tho family of the advertiser
yXrANTFD-A CATHOLIC G0vERNESS FOR TWO
w little girls three and Eve yenrs old She must speak
write well tho English language and no at the
time ou1ekeeper In family living In tho upper part OF
tie tity Apply ~ NO 20 West Seventeenth street No
apply who has not good certificates from known
pcrcons.
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GREAT CHANCE TO MAKEA FORTUNE ON SMALL
VI nyestment-For SALE two valuable patents-one for
Of tho most Indispensable tools in general the
other Ave States and counties In this State
beautiful Improvement article of universal do
meso necessity. Will be sold u great bargain Apply to
CHARLES HOPKINS, Register Halls of Commerce., 70
straat