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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-19
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f aud 50 hieh is IFS character a. to be deemed -u.
+ Peuor to any 10 tic world for hardness, duTabiii=
/ t. aud polish y 81 hear thai 1t Is contemplated
/ 10 use 1t for the interior iacnga and decorations
/ OF the now capitol buildings.
These specimens no learn from the Knoxville
Register were qnarrfd md prepared in Fast
] tennessee, Perlap- nenr l'1eersfille We luse
- 1T. ~ l. T.. - I...,;fi -
! we can baaf il i'm virginia. Mr. John Eror, If
this county. has quarry - milr- from Abing=
don that yirlz one variety that j. unsurpassed
! ia alitcnes- and susceptibility Of polish by the
pnfc.t ruian. aud variety # amber ynriepa.
ted tlat T. tlte most beautiful OF any We have
over -eon, either foreign ar domestic.
ne run - H9'ef rs abundant very #i"re
u. M county "'ii I'll men Tue ha'Ir'aH shal
INV P,'p com ''''' i"'4o'' II e""s"'fan'
ION u 'fat''t III l''..."s 'hf'"R" ae"it county
Il" nay NO we n'''sa II fi'''l variety 81
near EstilIyille where il had been bla-ted ia, fLe
workmeu upon the road. There Is 10 telling the
woalih OF this country, when HE great improve
inen' no" IL progress shaI have developed our
''s'"'''.'' ANN" '4 oFf''"a.
llo ron ArmcA-on Wednesday last, about
10 free persons of color biz aud little. left this
plaec and poirbborhood for I.fbrria. Tho. v,.re
an ,,.u .,,,,t,.,..i ,,,,l ..,z....l Cd.
49,. - '''',, ~ ,'gl ''''s
~ - -, w -, W '''i "'Ti'> ~ II
,be nan" ,,h o,'s I'M %e r aHEon9 :"
Isnchburg, a canal boat thence 70 Richmond
aud Il steamboat 10 Norfolk They will sail
nom Norfolk to Their inther Iand on The 9th Of
.,o9'''''''i. '''ii VIZ s'' 'l'' ''rY on men
- "'' % i'' '''' 5"Ne u 'lfH
'"'''''''''
DEATH on COL SnAhrG',-s. d. #sore panied to
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-19

,,..s.-z.s-,s r}sssatel-isoyefol Lives lf'af.
pI9snFIPnlA. De-. l5.--Biiizt. III zie-n .'5
,i':i.i.i,I;a Washington wa- towing tx" mnd
~ - The river this morning, the seoWs
g9 h M oaa tIlfd with water and sunk, taking
A. - 9Th bem Timothy o'Brien, David llasse
iobn Pnwers. Frank Daley Philip scuiley' M :
cbael NeWiggius, and Patrick Donollae' aii Of
whom were unfortunately drowned. heY were
poor laborer- and some OF them lett iaiiins' nv
faI one The bodies have been recovered.
SECOND DISPATCH
Tie granite column attached to the jayne new
bniIding fell to-day seriously ininring two negro
workmen-othcr- narrowly escaped. -,
The official vote of the county for the Assembly
shows tin, election Of seven Democrats and I'VE
Natives. The Maineites elect steele, Democrat
Auditor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-19

FATAL CAsuALTY.-A few days since, as an
interesting little boy, a son of Mr.. Leonard Beall
of Clark county, KY was sitting ON afencc with
an open knife in his hand, he fell, accidentally
and the knife pierced him to the heart, killing
him instantly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-19

ONO E1EcTIoN.--It was stated in our tole-
graphic despatch on Saturday, that the Demo
Gratis had carried Ohio by 10000 but papers re-
ccivcd since say the majority will reach 10000.
The Democratic majority in the Legislature will
be very Urge The increased demodratc major
ity in Cincinnati Is attributed to the fact that
many wings voted the democratic ticket ON ne
count Of their onpostion to the Liqnor Law.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-19
TIM Rgronrrp DEATH OF MoRmsEY.-Th'

TIE REpoRTEp DEATH OF MoRRISEf.-lhe
y. Y. Tribune Of Saturday says
at was reported Yesterday that Morrise1y, one
Of the parties to the late prize fight had died OF
the bruises aud wounds received III that hea>l'Y
encounter. We learn, however that such l. not
the case. He still lives, though ina desperate con-
dtion Still it is quito possible that he may die IN
consequence Of his injuries"
4, we find no allusion to Morrisey's death IN
the other New York papers, the rumor may he
looked upon Us doubtful
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-19
Ruuored Failures.

NEW YORK, Oct. l5.-Thcre are still rumors
about failures, but no more have been made pub
lie
There is great excitement among the fancy
men, pngilists md others Of that class, regarding
the prizc fght,thc death of Morrissey, &c, Some
arrests have been made and others expected soon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-19

PROVIDENCE, Oct. lI.-Elsha Mathewson, for
merry L. 5. Senator, died at his residence this
morning.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-19

DIR. McGil of Maryland, in Liberia recently
presented To Harriet Bcccher Stowe II massive
ring, of African gold and of African manufacture
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-19

WORCESTER, MASS, oct. l3.-Wm Barker was
found guilty yesterday of numbering his Wife
Manly Lawson is on trial this morning for SINH
lar crime.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-19

SAD MoRrALIrY.-NIr John w. Miller formerly
postmaster at Winchester Va, and his wife and
daughter, have fallen victims to the yellow te
yer at Lake Providence, La.
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FIRE.-The Alexandria Gazette states that tho
house of Mr.. Robert Bland, near Neabseo Mills,
in Prince William county, Va, was totally con-
sumed by fire on Monday night last. All the fur
niture, except one bed, was destroyed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-19
From WasllinetOn.

From the Star of Saturday evening, we com
pile the following:
The Cabinet concluded, at thcir long session
Friday. to appoint VIM. II. Crawford Postmos-
ter at Jefferson City, No. Next "a 81. Louis. this
is the best paying office in the STATE
The StGr has every reason to believe that it
has been determined to appoint Mr.. Robt. NJ.
McLane, of Maryland. TO the Chinese Mission
MIR. Philip L. Van Nyek, of Tennessee, has
been appointed To first class clcrl>ship, 5000
per amlIm) in the office Of the Secretary of the
Treasury, vice l. *. Lppineott, of Philadelphia
who resigned yesterday. We understand that
Mr.. J.. in the course Of week, is TO be married
10 "Graco Greenwood'- Clarke-the dis
tnguishcd American authorizes.
ASSISTANT SURGEON STEINER, |. :. ~, re
Gently acquitted by the civil courts of Texas, for
the murder Of the late Major Arnold OF the I'd
Dragons, Is Ia be tried by an army Court mar
tal for the same offence.
The SECRETARY OF TUE TREASURY is not in
New York City, a. announced yesterday or the
day before by some of the New York journals
He has moi been absent from his post here for an
hour, since his return from the North, about a
month ago.
Prom Hashingfoa.-Th STIR states that the
Government has received adyees OF serious
troubles in the Cherokee nation. portion Of
the nation was in arms against the authorities,
and had murdered two OF Ross's party.
Ne letter from Collector Bronson has yet been
received in Washington.
NEW YoRK, Oct, I9.-A sewer in progress Of
construction, broke in this morning, aud buried
ten men. Two of them were taken oat dead
The Baltic sail dat noon to-day for Liyerpool'
with 100 passengers and S97000o in specie
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-19

CITY PROXIES IN the Va. AND Tim. RAIL
ROAD AND j. II. AND KANAwIIA CANAL Cos.--The
City Council, at its meeting yesterday evening,
appointed \. II. Campbell for the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad and T. D. Jennings fop the
james River and .kanawha Canal Companies, as
Proxies for the City at the next annual meeting
of the stockholders Of said Companies
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-19

Horizons comic opera troupe gave their first enter
tainment Monday night. The large audience tos-
tilted thcir enjoyment 10y rounds of laughter and
applause. The performances consist of music,
vocal and instrumental. dancing, feats of supple
ness, agility and strength jokes, furecs and fun
generally. Whoever has a taste for such amuse-
ment. may feel sure Of "a good time" if he will
attend this exhibition. Tonight, the ladies whose
dancing has been so much admired have benc-
fit. OF course it win be abumper.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-19

MASONIC lIALL.-fhc Fabir Of silva appeared
before "A crowded house Monday night and de-
lighted, perpezod and a,tonished them with his
wonderful tcats of legcr-de-main and diabierie.
The performance concluded with an Ethiopian
exhibition, in which two very Juvenile specimens
bore a conspicuous and highly credtable part
Go and see the Fakir.
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no CONTNACTORs.
PErERsBuRe, IVA, y Dec. 81, 1859.

PErERsBURs, (ya0 Dec 81, 1852
c,EAIED proposals receved addressed
u ill LIST February, 1883, dredging
the Appomaox for miles, Indicated
bed of the the following depths and widths
nj boomthus indicating four distinct channels from which
will according the of funds available
ls 10 afford feet high for breadth
below the city.
od TO afford high tide,
s1ty-our the bottom, and from deep
wharf
of bottom, and from deep the
wharf. =
4t To afford high breadth
of and from the wharf
washed into the channel freshet
bu along the margin Of the beyond
high places aud abandoned channels
4, shall undersigned his substitute
ed by the job Notwithstanding, the contractor
will enabled calculate from the the cubic yards of
yation required Of high water,
respond soundng, carefully laid down the map,
suitable along bank
dtaac established by undersigned to facilitate the
No, less than half will inspected
amount OF 60sen per cent
have been completed security for the faithful
The proposals viii envelope proposals
dredging" ,os > , ,,us,,r,
Captain Corps Engineers and Brevet Colonel.
The Richmond Enquirer and Wing the Norfolk Herald
washington and Union the Baltimore American and
sun The Philadelphia Pennsylvania and North American
Journal Courier and Enquirer of New York
ourer will publish the above till the 18th Jan
uay and forward their bills.
Dee 24-dtJani5
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EDWARD K COLLINS 4 CO.,
No. So Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY, CO.,
Liverpool
X. g. ROBERTS l. CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
J. MUNROE CO.,
26 Rue Notre Dame des VICTORIES
Paris.
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ships will accountable gold silver
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iadng signed therefor the value thereof therein expressed
Jan
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NON-T FORGET y SNIDER, Jr.'s, Wine STORE Phil
and liquors Of reliable
quality cheap them early delivered At house
Washington, by "Adamss cypress" dropping
sNfDER's, rhisds'phs
Jan A-dH
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-Facilis desccnsus Averni.
Sed revocare grsdum, superasque ad auras,
Hic labor, hoe opus est.

The up is the tosome ascent, (wness our efforts TO
get this passed the downward the inclined plane
is very easy go down, but very hard 10 get up; and
when you commence the ascent the least slip brings
you the spot you started from My friend is wrong
in supposing that progress will make reject this bill
True progress, the contrary, will induce pass
it. | think will go with my friend in reference to pro-
gress, but perhaps will take different roads
complish IT, When Roman ma,ron asked where
her jewels, she pointed to her children and said
these my Jewels" II this country were asked to
say who lis wards, it might point to lie helpless
widows and say " these are our wards" Instead OF
giving away your public lands, instead of wasting your
public money upon the brawny- y-armed men OF this
public, If you would only pay out from the resources OF
our boundless treasury of money 10 relieve this
class Of widows we would be doing what duty requires
Of There is class Of beings in this world that
suffers than the helpless women, even in this "a
vored land No mortal tell the amount OF
anguish that they have to endure in the large cities ol
this Union No mortal ear has ever heard the walls o'
anguish that wrung from them. NO mor'a 'on.lo
could ever adequately describe their sunennes' nn
true that cannot lake care OF all me "cm1u =" ou
land who sufer--we cannot pension an sun "s'e 80
those who are entitled to receive this reward. -,
Now sir | will come TO this amenhmen1 ana ssk
pardon OF the Senate Tor dgressihe 20 hueu nope
shall no, be like The the boar mo looks one way
and pulIs another want 10 come 70 n's ANA
ha v tr.nd from Arkansas Mr.. BoRLAsDl that there
- ~ r.eson wby when a lady 10 be widow and
ass second husband, should extend ths pension
~ her The object OF this bill is protection TO those who
have rendered TO their country 1t s to return
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Certificate. o packages Of o whole ticket, siso 90
no do ~ half do 20
M 35 90
y-rde tickets and shares and cencates oi packafe In
splendid lotteries will receive the most pomp,
" Address EE. O'BRIEN, Agent,
Dee 10 Alerandna. NifRn's,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-08-10

The Naturalization and The Pacific
Raiiroad.-We brought to the notice
of our readers in our number 0f Satur-
day last, an editorial article Of the
Washington Union defending the con-
stitutional power Of the Government
to constructa Railroad to the Pacific
ocean. Ii was a remarkable article,
10 be found in the columns &c that JOUR
nal. aud, regarding it as evidently
speaking Tor the Executive. We read il
with as much pleasure as surprise. The
arguments were not new TO us; we
had heard thrm in former times repeat
ed is0m year TO year By the great
champion of Internal. improvements.
the illusirious Clay, with all the pow
er Of his peerless eloquence. and es-
pecialIy in his great speech ~ the
Hausc nj Representatives in i8l1-'IS,
and we could not suppress the gratifi-
cation We felt at seeing them snbstan-
tally reproduced as Democratic argu.
ments in support of great national
measure. Aafionsi InfiHigenrfr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-08-10
Tn. CuaRersuIp TO. PoRruGap.-It

THg cuaReEsuiP TO PoRruGsI.-It
strikes US that the many gentlemen
who are spending breath, time, and
money in efforts To clutch tins prize
are laboring in vain, il being very like
ly that Professor HaJ,lock late 81
Dartmouth College) will be permitted
TO remain there, The truth is. he Is one
Of the most accomplished gentlemen
in the country, and withal. perhaps as
popular. with both parties. though q
Wing. as any man in New England.
National Iaieihg.ncu.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-08-10

u. S. MINISTER TO SPANIEL He>
Iali,. the leading journal 81 Madrid, UNI
der ia &c June 26. says:
Mr.. l,arringer. the representative OF the
United States, has arrived ~ this conr, on
his return from journey made 10 Andaln-
sls. with his family. Me-. Barringer will
reside a, LA Granjs, Tone Of the royal
sites 1un,ll The arrival Of Mr.. Soule, when
he Will finally depart from our country.
where he viii leave 40 many friends and
81 many sIncerc admirers Of the course
Of conduct he has observed during his
residence among ne.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-08-10
; Land for Sale. W

HNHE subscriber. heing DESTROYS Of removing
Il .othc West, offers for sale his valuable lands
lying on the waters f Back Creek and Haw
Creek. The home tract is on the main road from
Graham TO Hillsborough and Chapel Hill, three
miles east Of Graham. and contains about 220
acres. The land is verv productive; has very
good log house. with all necessary out HOUSES;
Is well watered &c, and within one mile Of DR..
Wilson's School. The plantation is mostly
Wood land. Any person wishing to huy desir-
able situation can get great bargain il appica-
ton Is made soon. ROBT. THOMPSON.
July 90, 1853. 95--3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-08-10

Col. Fremnni has published an article
in the National In,elligencer. an the gtea,
question of the day. the Pacific Rail Road.
tie pronanpccs. without hesitation. in "a
vnr Of the Central or Benton route from
ST. I,,,uls 10 San Francisco, through the
pass Al, the head &c The nel Norls. lie
asserts this 10 he no, only the most prac-
ticable, hu, the mos, direct route. and es-
Inmates the distance between The frontiers
Of Missouri and the asslern font M the
Si.lrA Nevada, al 1900 miles.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-08-10
RaLxgonASD CASTOR RA,IRoAp-h

RALEEoH AND CASTOR RAILROAD 81,
is more Than gratifying To us 10 witness
the large increase of ira, 81 and freigl, on
this excellent and ably. managed Read
wilhIn a lev. weeks. The stages wesi-
ward a'e insufficient TO meet the rapidly
increasing wants Of The travelling publ,c
irsr al dirertinl. although their rnirrpris.
ing prnprir ors are doing all they can to
supply them. This faci should spur The
friends 81 the great Central Road Ia in
creased rliar', to insure ,hc completion Of
that Road as SOM as possible.
~ C.. Star.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-08-10
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

Whereas. hy,the affecting hand of Divine Pro-
vilenre, our esteemed brother, AppisoS TAYLem,
has been, removed from carih's sorrows To that
rest which remains for those who love The Lord;
therefore,
Rcsoirrd. That. Nv the death of our esteemed
brother, our order has sustained the loss Of faith.
ful member, the cause of temperance firm friend,
and the community valuable cilizen.
Resoired. Tint we sincerely sympaihize and
canIole with ihs wife ami rsiaiiycs Of our de-
ceased brother m their sore bereavement; and
that, in token Of the esteem aud respect we che
IRISH for his memory. the members ofihis Division
will wear the usual badge fm thirty days.
Rcsoired, That a capysof these resolutions be
sent 10 the wife aud friends Of the deceased bro
,her, and also 10 tho Spirit OF the Age aud Hills
horaugh Recorder. with request TO publish.
LITTLE RIVER DIVISION.
Died. at Smiihville, Arkansas. after a short and
painful illness, on the 9TH Of August. 1852, Miss
ELiza c. ANDERSON, formerly Of this county,
aged about thiry.iour years. The deceased had
been an exemplary melaber Of the Presbyterian
Church for more than, twenty years. Her life
was the life of christian. and her last end was
that Of the righteous. Her faith in Christ was
firm and triumphant
y Sister, thou vast mild and lovely,
Gentle as summer hrecze,
Peaceful as the air Of evening,
When i, floats among the trees.
"Dcarest sister. thou hast left as.
Here thy loss we deeply feel,
But It's God that hath bereft us,
He can all our sorrows heal" (CoM.l
Died, in Miltoii. on the lei instant, Mrs. SAX
LIE PnIck HiSks, con<o,t Of Mr.. Benjamin
Hines, and daughter Of the late Maj. James Hol-
der, in the 44th year at her age,
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ST. Louis, Angus. Q.

Missouri ELgcTIoN. election
was hel,l.in this State on Monday, for
two members Of Congress, in the Sd
and eth districts, and for local officers.
The result as Ear rs ascertained, is as
follows Sin the Srtl district, Claiborne
+. Jackson, ANTI Benton ,lemucrat. the
author of the famous jackson Reso-
lutions," winch were adopted by the
Missouri Legislature in 1850, has been
chosen to Congress. In the eth dis
trict. Sam'l Caruthcrs, wing, who was
defeated BY Mr.. Benton last year, is
elected. Edward Bates, wing. has been
chosen Judge Of the Land Court.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-08-10
MARRIED..

4 In this county, on Tuesday the "a Of August,
by the Rev. lanes Phillips. ID. d.. Mr.. PascaAL
Bumr, Of Wake, TO Miss MANIA PlxrHlA 4, daugh-
ger Of Charlpr Johnston. ESQ.
On "Wednesday the eth uiimo. by the Rev.
A. q. Hughes, Mr.. JoHx D,xos To Miss CArm-
AmiSE RoSrr. Ill of Alansnce.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-08-10

WI4ook out! The Milton Chroni-
Gle says, that Counterfeit Tens ON the
Bank of the State are in circulation
there. Count the words Ten Dol
lars" on the top margin Of the note
if these occur but seventeen times the
note is base one; il eighteen, it is
good. This is said to be an infallible
test.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-08-10

EXECUTIVE CLEMENCY.-'The not0ri-
DR.. Hines, convicted some short time
since in Georgia, Of opening letters TIA
ken from the Post Office, has been par.
doned by the President. Wonder it
Gen. Pierce is not of the opinion that
the Doctor will make a splendid Nail
.agenf? Danrille Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-08-10

ARKANSAS U. s. SENAToR.-The Go.
vernon Of Arkansas has appointed the
Hon. Robert w. Johnson Senator in
Congress to fillthe vacancy OCCASION
cd by the resignation Of the Hon. Scion
Borland. appointed Minister to Cen
trial America. lol. Johnson was re-
Gently member Of the House Of Re-
representatives..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-08-10
Posr OrrIcE STAmpEp EIvELorEs.-

PosT OFFICE STAMPED ENvELorEs.-
The Post Office Department has recent
ly had occasion to instruct a deputy
postmaster upon the subject Of the use
Of the stamp Of the aNesbit envelope
cut from the envelope and pasted on
another. We have procured copy Of
the official letter in question, and here.
with present it to our readers, WIN
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-08-10

The CENTRAL PACIFIC RALRoAD.-
Col. Benton has furnished the National
lntelligencer with letter from MIR. H.
Heap, connected with the Central Pa
cifc Railroad exploring party, under
lieut.. Beale, in which he states that
through the entire line which the par
IL had explored, compromising fully
half the distance between the buunda-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-08-10

DRUNKENNESS SIS AND LuSAcy.-By the
laws Of New Jersey habitual drunken
prss is very summarily desltwitb. The
Chancellor issues commission to try
the case. aud if they report that an in
dividaal, by reason Of habitual intoxi,
cation, is unable to take care Of his
property, q guardian is appointed by
the Court, the person is Invested of all
control Of bis property. which will be
restored upon his reformation. All Ii.
qser sellers. under penalty. are for
hidden to sell to him, and, legally. he
is To be treated as a lunatic. A case
Of the kind with this result has just
occurred at Princeton.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-08-10

Another new Democratic paper, for
which s5O,OOO has already been raised.
will be started here in December next.
Nj. j. Bacon, the veteran editor and
essayist, is to edit it. 1t will be own
ed by the New York and North. west.
ern members of Congress, and politi-
clans 81 that section. u Wash. Cor.