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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-12

Gun CHARGE AT RoME.--Of the report that tn,
United States Charge at Rome, Lewis Cass, Jr.
b TO be recalled, the Columbus (Ohio) States
man says
"A report was set .afoat, by certain Wash
ingten correspondents, that the somewhat noto-
Eaous Q. Edwards Lester was to succeed. Mr..
Cas- IN this past. 1t was reported that Mr..
Cem Ma about to return home on account of
~ nother's illness, and that this was to be
used - pretext for new appointment. We
are glad TO know that these reports are un-
sounded. For the interests of our nation, and
Tor the welfare of Americans who visit the
EteEnal City, we trust that Mr. Cass may be re-
tsinsd - Charge SO long as he may consent to
ssrys the Republic. His friendly relations with
~ PApal Court give him facilities in reaching
the SOM Of power-even Pho Mono himself
yhinA le him speedily to procure the re.
ORES = ongs and the recognition of rights. .
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-12

EARTHQUAKE AT WHEELTNG.--The Wheeling
Gazette states that a slight shock of an earth
quake was felt in that city on Monday the I'd,
about fifteen minutes past nine o'clock A. M 1t
was so sensibly felt in all directions, and shook
Pthe building occupied by the Linsley Institute
SO violently that the teachers, fearing its fall,
dismissed the scholars. No sound was heard,
and, although the rocking of the earth was but
momentary, it was so sudden and powerful as to
excite alarm. The compositors in the Wheeling
Argus Office were frightened from their stands
in consequence of the severity of the shock
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-12
Local IntslIigsnos.

MEETING OF THE School BOARD OF THE FIRST
DIsrRcr-The last meeting Of the present Board Of D
rectors Of the Public Schools Of the First District Will
held this evening We have been requested to invite thu
attendance Of every member business Of much mpor
lance will be brought before the Board
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-12

Work FOR SoLoN BoRLAsD. Our Minister to
Central America is not destined to have sine
cure. There is great deal of diplomatic bust
ness to be got through with the petty republics
to which he will be commissioned and, until
this business is managed, there will be no time
for enjoyment, idlcness or an indulgence in the
luxury Of the romito. As part of the pro-
gramme of the affairs to which his attention will
be required, we give to-day some very interest
ing letters from our correspondent at Guate
mala, wherein Mr.. Borland, the administration,
and the public generally, may learn of several
important unsettled claims of citizens of the
United States against the States Of Guatemala,
Costa RIGA and San Salvador.
We hope that one of the first cares of our
Minister to Central America will DO to have full
and ample justice done to American citizens,
who have suffered from the political dissensions
OF that country, to bring the governments of
these petty republics to recognize and discharges
the fair and legal demands to which they have
become liable, and thereby to teach the salu.
tary lesson of henceforth respecting the civil
ana political rights of American residents. Till
,als Little task is satisfactorily accomplished let
MI Borland think not of otiam cam dignifate,
In. Y. Herald of the 4th.
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Fish and Fishing.
- Ess@ 100

$500 <sS 100
EVERY ARTICLE OF THE BEST QUALITY.
PREMIUM RODS; NEW PATENT CHECK REELS; BRAIDED
SILK, HEMP HAIR AND GRASS LINES, in every variety
SUPERIOR LIMERICK HOOKS, Hinged, Flattsd Tapered,
also snooacd on extra heavy Salmon Gut wlREAND
GIMP FLOATS; LEADS; swIyEIs; CLEARING
LEADS DIsGoRGERs; ARTIFICIAL FLIES
SHRIMP, MlNNows, WORMS AND
INSECTS.
SOMETHING NEW
The PATENT GRAvTTATIoN FISH IIooK-ons of the most
TAKING inventions Of the age.
UI0NiS,
SPORTING DEPOT AND VARIETY STORE,
mys et2p corner 81. Chsrlts and Canal streets.
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sLoPiNd BARBER.-We met with, in the
street, day or two since, the subject of the
following notice, from the St. Louis Republican
Of the 9th instant
The sudden disappearance of a well-known
barber some days since, excited considerable
interest among his creditors Munsa, who used
to keep shop under SCOTS Hotel, has left
leaving not only divers creditors in the lurch,
from whom he had borrowed money, but also
charged with the still More grave offence Of for
gerry. We heard yesterday Of not less than
nine different notes, which this cunning barber
had "shaved" about town, and that too upon
men who are not in the habit of being " lath-
cred 20 freely. All of them are for small
amounts, the signatures or endorsements Of
which ne he'd forged. For some time he has been
considerably " strapped" and he availed him
self q this means of relieving his pecuniary ne
eessities. At last accounts, he was in iail at
CePs Guardian, on charge of being a runa.
way slave. His capacity for "soft soapingn
peeph y we'll known, and we are disposed to
saank that he Is rather a " keen blade"
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SUNQRIES TO CLOSE CONSIGNNIENTS-
~ Port ne New York Bourbon Wbky Br.nd,
payons clsrs Wine IN boxes Brandy Cherries syrup
snd Family Soap; Black Te Salmon bb half b AMI
quarter oh sadnes Choeost Crackers Ink Mustard
Mace aud Cloves Playing Cards.
Singer Coffee Chewing Tobseeo Iron Safes stand Casks
on Cans Show Case Toe Measures Counter ses
etc. sic The whole 9 sale low to close eonsrnmens by
myl2 BARELLI 4 CO., 81 and ~ CANINE, .,,..,
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~ SHOT AND BAR LEAD--A fall assortment.
TOBACC0-5 boxes manufactured;
oil-S0 barrels machinery. In stors and 70, ..sby
uSh Nv FERD. KENNETH Co., % Maxs,us strssi.
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CAPT HARRINGTON MIssING.-We regret Il
see. By our st. Louis exchanges, that Capt. Geo
=. Harrington, Of the steamer Charles Belcher
u missing; and fears are entertained that be
has bsen drowned in the river at st. Louis The
q. Louis Republican of the 9Th inst saws:
Goa Monday evening last, the Charles Bel
ehsr Was lying at the landing--the Die Vernon
wa alongside. Captain Harrington was on
BOARD, preparing for the departure Of his boat
me next day. In the 'evening, the engineers
and fcundry-men we're engaged in putting in
new piston heady and the Captain was present.
observing their progress and urging forward
the work He was seen frequently at the en-
glnes where the men were at work, and walking
oaok towards the wheelhouse He was thus
seen " Oaptain Ford, Of the Die Vernon. and
~ MI. Valentine, after five o'clock. The latest
reliable intelligence of him is between half nast
ave and six-at which time he was ATTENDING ITO 10
the repairs being made on the engine. From
that hour no trace Of him has been found The
oonclusion Of those who have most diligently
seerched for him is, that, in passing along the
noet 70 the wheel-house, or crossing to the Die
venm. ~ fell into the river and was drowned
wnsn his absence was noticed on the following
dsy, the most diligent inquiries were instituted
and have been continued up to the present
times without success
We arc authorized to say, that liberal re.
WaIa VII be paid for the delivery Of his body,
or ior infornn1ion that it has been found, SO
shas his frie may reclaim It.
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The New MEXICO DIFFICULTY --Commission
Bartlett (says the New York POST has written
a reply to Gov. Lanes proclamation, in which
he controverts each point, seriatin, in order to
show that the Governor is wholly mistaken in
his positions As the controversy is one of some
interest, and likely to be of considerable impor-
lance before long, it may be well to state the
substance of Mr.. Bartlett's communication:
First, he denies that New Mexico ever exer-
cised jurisdiction over the Mecilla valley, as al
legged, asserting that, on the contrary, ever
since 1925, chihuahua has claimed and exer
cised the jurisdiction of the territory.
Secondly, he says that there are only seven
hundred, not two thousand, inhabitants in the
disputed country, who are so far from desiring
to be annexed to the United States, that when
it was known the boundary determined by the
Commissioners included them in Mexico, they
hailed the event with salvos of cannon and every
kind of rejoicing.
been used by the State of Chihuahua to retain
possession of her territory, although it is true
that she has failed to "proteot the inhabitants
OF the territory in question " "against border
Indian depredations,' in the same manner that
Texas and New Mexico have failed to protect
their people from similar depredations So with
regard to the protection of the inhabitants of
the territory I'm dispute) IN their rights of per-
son and property" the Mexican authorities
have doubtless been lax in the administration
Of justice in the Mecilla valley, but our authori
ties should say as little as possible about the
protection Of the inhabitants along the Rio
Grande in their rights of property for pit
eous tale could be told of outrages committed by
Americans on the Mexican population on our
side of the Rio Grande, which compelled them to
abandon their homes in 1850, to seek an ASYLUM
within Mexican territory and found colony
in Mecilla valley!
Mr.. Bartlett adds. that in regard to the state.
ment that ga large portion of the inhabitants
now claim the protection of the United states
and solicit the Remuneration of their territories
to New Mexico," he can assert on authority OBJ
tanned by him in New Mexico and Chihuahua,
that the whole population of the Mecilla valley
consists chiefly of people from New Mexico and
rexas' OF Spanish descent, who, failing to re-
,eiye protection from our authorities after the
ate war with Mexico, colonized that nlace
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DIED.


In Tallahassee. Florida, the evening Of Tues
day, the 2Ist June. 1858, JOHN s. SHEPARDa ESQ.,
in the 57th year of his age The deceased was born
in Newbern, North Carolina, in May, 1884, His
first wife was Miss Maria Long, Of Halifax, NJ. c.,
by whom he leaves thfee children and his second
wife was Miss Catherine Gamble, of Va, (niece Of
the late William Witl,) by whom he left two chi
dren He removed some twenty yeats since to- ais
lahassee, which place he devoted his attenlon
to Planting with much skill and success. t4esn4s
possessed Of large wealth. and was man Of uneom1s
mon vigor Of mind and OF high social qualities In
point of intellect he stood among the foreInostin his
adopted State. e
He was confirmed, and joined the Protestant Episs
copal Church, by taking the eOmmunioDs one week
previous 10 his death. His death is deeply deplored
by large circle of relatives and friends. Com.
In the County of franklin on the morning of the
ter OF David M Lewis, Esq. in the Cad year Of her
age.
In the death of this young lady society has been
deprived of Of its brightest and Pdtes Ornaments
and the family circle of dear and much loved
member. The unaffected simplicity of her manners,
her sofa speech and gentle look, bright indexes
of the pure and guieess character Of her heart Tho
full-bown rose has been plucked, 10 be borne. nst
to softer ard purer cline. The brightest and sfon-
est link in the silver chain that bound aged father
and hearts tckrn mother earth, has been Iudely
severed and another draug added ill to the brim
the cup of earthly disappointment and distress May
heaven sanctiy the dispensaion their present and
future good t'
FAYETTEVILLE Observer please copy.
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FOURTH Oh JULY

FOURTH OF Jf] II
anniversaug Of lAnefieap indepe ndeaee :ws's
cell btassa here with becoming spirit Z.
break cannon IS discharged and the
bells were rnng, and at sunrise services we're per
formed the Presbyterian Church prayer and q
portions Of the Scriptures by the Rev. DIR. Lacy,
and an impressive and appropriate address by the
Rev. Mr. Pell.
At ten o'clock the procession, under the COM
mand of Messrs. Marriott, Bryan, Halsey. and
Cameron, proceeded to the Commons Hall, where,
after prayer by the Rev. DR.. Mason, the Declare
ton of Independence was admirably read by H.
Sydney Smith, Esq, and an Grafton delivered by
Frederick c. Shepard, Esq. The Grafton was brief,
but creditable 10 the young gentleman who deliv-
cred it. Lie was frequently greeted with applause.
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REMOVALS AND APPOINTMENTS. We learn from
the Washington Correspondence of the New York
Herald that number of removals and appoint
ments took place in the departments the LIST
instant. The Secretary of the Navy, it is stated.
has appointed 10 Cerkships Messrs. Cameron, Gu
lick, Robinson, and Hackett, of North Carolina
and ATessrs. Morrison, Erwin, aud Green, Wings,
have been retained.
Messrs. Piggott (of Carteret) and DR.. Scott, Of
Moth Carolina, have been removed by the Post
master General.
Col. Jno S. Cunningham, Of Va, has been APP
pointed Corresponding Clerk of the Navy Depart
ment at a salary of 81 500.
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rex FROM EuROPE.

fER FROM EUROPE.
Qf 30. Tie steamship Africa arrived to-
cay from Liverpool 70 The lgth June.
AgsQi9p Quotations flour bad q ned IS
ard me spec q. i've demand had ceas 81 he4I ~
taE| ned ID Corn "a EoIlon was Inc "a. l9se
ssl74 g. ne Ess Aaseln'ea 70 q. 900 b-|ls:
demand goee rom NE tn was feel met BY
deIs: Rice 24s. 70 25s 81 S AID the demand aeties
Fhere was rai1iaf vance cn.tle 9th in middle
ing grades of cotton Flour had declined Ito 3d.
Sales 9f cotton sih reached 5000 bales at full
The Africa bil|zs 81 badser1 The sIsavnslip
FrankIin afried al CoWess On tlfe Slh june
18th. s4 SOS
tention of all parties Accohnta are extremely con-
hicting. The Russians seem determined 10 oeenly
fthey have not already occupied. he Dantb pf1<S
vInces which occupation France declares she
regard as violating existing treaties. The English
government had not taken decided sepsso lf as Eas
transpred. The latest by, TELEGRAPH saws that
Russia had accepted the mediation of Austria.
Rugsias final dltimafum, insisting on Menschikof7s
demands was received at Constaniinople on the sttt
June. 1t would certainly be refused by the Sulan.
The English feet had joined the French feet sI
Besica Bay. On the 9th June the Russian heetlnops
ed from Sebastonol to the Circassion coasts
The capture of Nankin by the rebels is confirmed
Chang Chez and Shanghai have been deseFsed bg
| the poPulaee. sga
Radeizky has been authorized TO settle the dicHl.
ties ex sting between Austria and SwitzeTandS
The uncertainty in political affairs had affected all
| the markets.. azs
Much excitement exists at Milan, and another in.
surreetion was expected. Reports currentthat
Napoleon had warned the Italian refugees neI 10
| tempt an Instruction al present.
despatch from Consanfinople to file 9th July
reports the arrival of Russas ultlmatuuI which te
Porte will doubtless refuse. assa
The reported mediation of Austria believed 10
be false.
The King OF Greece still refuses TO reverse the
| sentence al imprisonment passed on DR.. King.
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LcUIsBuuG, June 25, 1853.

Mr.. HOLDEN: was much surprised to see my
name in advertisement in the Standard relative 10
Midway Academy, over the signature Of Isaac Fl.
Bridges. II was inserted without my knowledge or
conssnt-perhaps through mistake. Midway is stu
ated about one mile from my residence, but is in
way connected with Pleasant Grove Female Insti-
tuIe. l take Female bOarders only.
Very respectfully, yours &c.
VIM. J, BRANCH
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Destructive HaiI Storn,.

NoRTHUMBERLAND, Pa, July Ia terrific hail
storm passed over this place fro m the West about
width. Nearly every farmer lost almost his entire
crop. Fruits OF all kinds have suffered much. Sew
eral thousand window lights broken in this
place. In some buildings as high as 200 were des-
troVed. Hail stones measuring II inches in crcum-
ference Were picked up on the street. There is no
estimating the extent of the damage.
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MEssRs. vENABLE AND LEWIS.

We are requested to state that Messrs. Venable
and Lewis will address the voters of the Fourth
Congressional District at the following places: All
Cedar Grove, Orange, l4th Of July, Nutbush
Warren County, 18th July, at johnson, in John
ston County, the 10th July, at Gardner's, Wake
County, the 21st July, at Pratt's, in Orange, 23d
July, at Harrisons old Store, in Franklin, 25th
July, at Rolesvile, Wake, 9th July, Hilliardston
Nash, goth July, Old Fields, in Nash, Soth Of July
and O'NeaI's, in Johnston, the lst of August
They will address the people Of Warren at War
renton, on Monday, the 18th of July.
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Eg- The President having acceeded to the re-
quest of the Hon. d. NJ. Barringer, late Minister
to Spain, to be recalled, that gentlemen may he
expected to return to North Carolina in the early
part of the approaching autumn. Mr.. Barringer
has performed his duties in his important post to
the satisfaction of his countrymen.
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PuIcE OF LABOR SAN Francisco. A San Fran
cisco paper gives the following the prices of labor
in that city FOR first rate mechanics ordinary find
it difficult to get work al So 81 less while the
poor workmen scarcely gets enough TO supper; him
self by his trade. TIE letters V. s. mean that work
is very for such mechanics which il is af.
fixed. The letter B. affixed means that boarding ac-
comnanies the nav
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NOTICE

=
~SSHE CANDIDATES FOR THE COUNTY,
Il AND SUPERIOR COURT CLERKS will
meet their fellow. citizens at the following times a1
places, Wis:
At Sterling Spikes on Saturday, 9th July, 1883.
At Robert Adams, Monday, | lth July.
At. Cedar Level OH Tuesday, 18th July,
At Grady's, ON Wednesday, 18th July -
At OakIey's on Thursday, l4th July
At Laws Store on Friday. 18th July, .s.s.T
At G. w. Thompson's, Saturday, 10th Inly1
At pranklins Monday, 18th July.
At Green Level, on Tuesday, l9ih July
At Dupree's, Wednesday, goth July.
At Gardner's Thursday, 21st July 49,
At Banks, on Friday, 2ad July. .iSs
At Bushels OH Saturday, 23d July
AT huntsville, on Monday, 18th July.
At Forestville, on Tuesday, Goth July.
At Rocsvie, on "Wednesday, 27th July.
At Horizons on Thursday, 2sth July.
At Hoods, on Friday 29tl July.
90 AT Wakefield on Saturday, 30th july.
Opportunities will be offered the various places
above mentioned, for persons to pay their taxes
= .l31as VIM H. HIGH, Shn =
July L, 1883. 66-zt.
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CoTToN BLOOM. George w. Watson Esq. Of
Johnston-has sent us the first cotton bloom of the
season, from his plantation " The Islands," This
bloom is full and rich in appearance. 1t was pull
cd the 9th of June
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Eg- We were visited, on the evening and night
of the 4th instant with most refreshing rains
The weather is now pleasant, with prospect Of
more rain
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ARCHITECTURAL JOKE. How rapidly they build
houses now said Cornelius to an old acquaintance,
as he pointed to neat, two story house, they COM
menced that building only las week, and they are al
ready putting in the lights"
Yes" rejoined his friend, /" next week they will
put in the liver.'' 4
Cornelius made mem. Of this righie menie
jese, and intends to insert it as his in his next
original work. .ss,ssszs-.
FAST CorToE BLOSSOM. Nj. Torrence. near Da-
Cotton Blossom We have seen this season. II wal
hgathered from field of JAS. Johnston, ESQ.,, on the
3lst. Mr. Neil AZ. Still, in ProFldenee setilemont
also sent rs one gathered on the same day
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WE are requested to announce THOMAS s.
w WHITAKER, Esq. as a candidate for CLERK Of
the County Court of Wake at the ensuing election
March I'd; 1853. 3i-te.
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We have received q communication from the
Postmaster General on the subject of the Mail on
the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad, which shall have
a place in our next 1t came to hand at too late
an hour to be inserted in this number.
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WE are requested to announce OSBORNE DO W.
wv Frs as candidate for Clerk of the County
Court the ensuing August Election. feleeted he
will devote himself with untiring assidutY ito the dss
charge of the duties of the office ,r .ss
March Is, 1883. q 50-@te. -
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Corros. At Liverpool, on the 18th of June,
cotton was in fair demand at better rates.
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Extract from a letter to the Editor, dated

RANDOLPH Co., June %, 1853.
"The copper fever is raging greatly in this Sec
zion .hs. politics s; have nearly died away: All our
ground like moes, leaving their farms and public
matters TO do the best they We extremely
dry in this section. There will be no corn of any
consequence raised IN this County.
Wishing you great many subscribers, and
all TO pay in advance, l am &c.
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Es This paper has been delayed one day on
account of the celebration of the 4th July.
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WE are requested to announce CALVIN y.
w ROGERS, Esq, as candidste for Clerk Of
Wake County Court at the ensuing election.
April 7th, 1853. 4l--te.se
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IN TIC u .


WYE HAVE THIS DAY SOLD. our IntsIegt ilss
w, tho Stock of Goods, Wares and Rerch
the Store lately owned by Rich'd Smith, (en -
ner1 to Messrs.sPECK & BLEDSoEs which will t.
kept well supplied by them with Hardware, G5ocefies
&C.. &c.
Our old friends and patrons will recolleetsNe next
door to the corner No. 90, cheap places opposite Hads
invs where we shall continue the Dry Goods znessi
and sell at our usual low prices. Thisis unlbug
as the people of this and the counties adjoining kc
We are in receipt of good many Dry Goods, bopgtts
within few days past-and which will be sod low ana
no mistake. Call on
! June so. 1858. c.
or Star, w. Post and SPIT. Age copy.
TTIHE Subscriber ofisfs lOr sale an Ssgant HOUSE
and LOT in the town Of o. ford with 81 without
small FARM adjoining Of 1879 acres. II is unneces-
sary to describe the mansioH the eany Of the sua-
ton. persons wishi 1g purchase will view the pre-
misses Il. M IIos5id 30 q.
June "a. 1853. s7s-w4w.
n Register and Biblical Recorder insert one mouth.
DAILY & TE4l-yVEEKLY SUB H.
PtlRT&1afltJT11, "a
a DEM0CRATTo Fl. R 70 Be published by Che
N 10Th or f5th of gds5 IN POrlsmoeth, Va q:
B1DeER, Editor and Proprietor.
1.EuNs
S s7Ilailv z,ors r own and Daily mails -
FRI Wee kly for tho Country
address the PropFietors ~ IS
Portsmouth,, Va. June 2lsi,sls5S. d.
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WE requested to announce JEFF, UTLE
w candidate for tho office of County Court u Ter
of the County of Wake, the ensuing Augustelee
ticn
April g. 1853. l5s 4l-te.