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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-04
z TINE AND TIDE WAIT FOR

e. TINE AND TIDE WAIT Fol
"a NO MAN.
E.N3, In mems affairs there ia q 'tide,"
Dne So truly sings the poet;
But how can mel on its flood ride,
Ii they've no "time' to show itl
The sooner, then, tits understood
The time tide GIBBS and flows
The sooner you can take the flood
AND on its tide repose.
If time and tide win wait for none,
Their move me nts keeping chime;
Without a watch you're left alone,
To dull unmeasured time.
With time-piece of well-tested time,
No food-tide will be lost;
If late the fisher casts his line,
On ebb.tide luck he's tossed.
The sailor, too who heaves the lead,
And keeping watch by guess,
Will lose his reckoning, kept by head,
And raise a rebel mess
soldier, should your calling be,
You'll want your time kept true;
You will mark time then to T,
Ii taught by BARTHOLOMEW.
Let lovers, too, in guessing mood,
Once miss the wedding hour,
No tide to them its future flood
Would yield its nuptial power.
The merchant and the farmer, too;
The mechanic and the baker;
What, in a word. would all men do
Without a good matchmaker?
Love chains, too-not gilded letters
'Twould be hard to find their betters;
Breast pins of pearl and gold vend
SO good they come not back to mend,
Then have metallic mixtures
Cheap. and just like golden fixtures.
Attend these hints, they are but few,
And now tits time to say adieu;
But ''rerbnus sat,' keep time in view
The time of BILL BARTHOLOMEW.
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Y UNION GUARD "a
ll Military and Civic Excursion IL
" TO SLASH COTTAGE. HI
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR.
THE GREATEST BILL OF THE SEASON

HE EhiEol BILL OF The SEASON..
THE above newly organized volunteer
Il Company beg leave to announce to the public
that they intend making their first EXCURSION TO
SLASH COTTAGE on TUESDAY, Sept 5th, 1854,
ard offer the following Inducements, viz:
Shortly after the arrival of the train the COM
pany will practice at TARGET SHOOTING-prize
awarded, handsome SILVER CUP
After which, select MUSIC by Smiths celebrated
Armory Band.
To be followed BY grand MILITARY AND CIV
&c BALL.
For tbs accommodation Of the public there will
be two trsins-the
First-Sta.ting from the depot on Broad street at
O'Clock, p. NJ.
S. coni-For the accommodation of those who pre-.
fer the evsning-start from the depot at O'clock p.
NJ. Return train, at O'Clock. A. M
~ Ticket 81. NO CHARGE FOR LADIES.
Tickle to be had from members of the company,
at the depot
F Refreshments furnished at city prices.
Strict attention paid to preserving order. &c.
N. B. Our brother volunteers who will favor us
with their company, will meet the Capitol
square, in uniform, at o'clock p NJ. au29
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BY THOMAS W. KEESEE,
Office at Geo. J. Summers, No. 20 Pearl street.

Office at Geo. J. Summers, No. 20 Pearl street.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF VA
IA LUABLE HOUSEHOLD Ann KITCHEN
FURNITURE AT AuCTION-Wil be sold on
THURSDAY MORNING next, 7th Sept. commenc.
ing at 10 O'Clock at the late residence of RUSSELL
Dudley, decd, corner of Main and 18th sts all ef
the HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
consulting in part of
Sofas Chairs, Tables, Bureaus
Valuable Book Gaze
Wardrobea Bedsteads
Workstapds, Washstands
China, Glass and Earthenware
Refrigerator Cooking Stove, &c.
ALSO,
One very fine cow
se 4 THOS w KEEsrr A..
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TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOU
j SAND DOLLARS.-RICHMONDA AND DAN
VILE RAILROAD C0MPAkY-Two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars mortgsged Bonds Of the
Richmond and Dsnyiiie Railroad Company are nov
offered for SALE made rsdeemable In five years from
the date thereof and the interest payable sem-an-
nusIly at the Office of the company In Riehnond.
This amount being obtained, the road will be com,
pIetsd to DsnviIls Ia twelve months from this hns.
Psrsons desiring to invest, may apply eitser ef the
once Of the C6mpany; 20 v. Wifohes, President; 70
Jtmee 0wn, Jr. or Robt n Marry.
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sI0FFEE-225 Bags prime Rio Coffee;
~ $50 do. do. Lssaayn %; g a2 q g; !ays 81 ~
M AsONS BLACklNG-50 Gross, ior
{ W. aale ~ =. H.nAfNkBR (
CHIRTS! SHIRTS! SHIRTS EJusl
= rseslvel splendid lot Of hse Dssu 0hlrsa Alpu
) besutfui lot u 9ns Fsench 80 Eno1l1h f6aey e.
uiusree Of he vesy laaess seyisa 49, i
ssss No I'D M ssvsst. sesnss 4 dssssssl. /
DEAR BKINB.-Just received : vesy
sssssas lstef pss. e1isa q s.. -, ~ e &
ssSt Nos ~ Asln slsSy~
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE,
Office at Geo. ]. Summers, No. 20, Pearl street

EXTENSIVE STOCK SALE OF DRY
- GooDS AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY morn.
ing next 8'h September. commencing at 10 O'Clock
sna sell at auction, without reserve at eur store
70 NO. 70 man street, our entire STOCK OF DRY
ment of Staple and Fancy Goods.
TERMs-Ail sums under 800, cash 500. and
gotiable paper. Ae'
s. A. HoBENsAcK TITUS.
Sale to be conducted by
seq THOS. w. KEEsEE. AM.
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REMOVAL.-The RICHMOND DE-

DEMOVAL.-The RICHMOND DE-
IL POSITORY of the Publishing House of the Me-
thodist Z Church, South has been renewed from it's
stand the of 9th street to No. rs MAN,
between 18th and 4th streets door to the Book
store of J. w. Randolph. 1t 10 now located in the
very centre of business in attractive and spacious
storehouse, with large. well selected and elegant
Giles; Religious, Literary and Miscellaneous Books
and Tracrs and Sunday School Books; Note, Cap and
Letter Paper in great variety Of size and quality with
such other articles usual to the wholesale and
retail trade of such establishments. Additions will
be made to the present larze stock on hand the
demands of trade may require
Country merchants are invited to call and examine
our stock.
portion of the city trade and of persons vs;tir
the city, 10 desired. LEROY NJ LEE.
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
III NITURE. CROPS, STOCK, &c. AT AUG
TlON.-The subscriber. intending to remove to
Richmond. will sell at public auction, on WEDNES-
DAY. 9Th of Sept,r next, at IL O'Clock, A. M at his
farm Burnside. Hanover county. miles frem Rich
mond. al! his Stock, Farming Utensils, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Crops, &c.
The Farming Utensils and Household and Kitchen
Furniture are nearly all new and in good order
among the stock are two very good WUik Horses.
TERMs-Cash for all sums of $50 and under; over
that amount, mos credit for approved paper inter-
est added. b. E. POITIAUX,
an 25 s--5 -tts tsLsl-t raHE ~
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A VALUABLE FARM ON THE NEW
"A BRIDGE ROAD AT AUCTION-On Thurs
day, 7.h September, at O'Clock, P. M, upon the
premises. will be sold, that valuable FARM on the
New Bridge or Stony Run Road. about miles from
the city, occupied by Mr. Theodore Darlington and
adjoining Rural Shades the farm of Ms 0ibaon tbe
land of Mr.. R. II. Dickinson and Others The farm
contains 40 acres of which Is acres are cleared and
The improvements consist of a Cottage residence
with rooms, Kitchen, Stable, Barns Sc, all near
" new and in good order. After the sale of the
farm will be sold the stock of Horses Cows, farm
ing utensils straw, &c. Those in want of neat and
valuable farm convenient to the city, would do well
to view the above before the DAY OF sale.
plat of the property may be seen at our office in
few days.
TERMs-For the land I,cash, balance at 6, ~ and
10 months with interest and secured by trust de-
for the personal property, nnder $50 cash. thai
amount and over 80 days credit for approved paper
with interest added TAYLOR WILLIAMS.
ae2-tda Auet,rs
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TOR HIRE-A middle aged Negro Wo-
l. man, capable of cooking and washing for small
family, and nursing children.
Sc TOLER & COOK Agents
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FAMILY AND EXTRA FLOUR.-IUU
l. bbls Waskey, Cline, Mt. Scion and City Mills,
receiving for sale by
seq J. J. FRY
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DERUVIAN GUANO, &C.

100 bbls Phosphate Lime
200 bbls Lime. For sale by
au2o EDWIN WORTHAM L CO
NOTICE OF GREAT INTEREST TO
~ THOSE YET IN WANT OF GOOD READY
MADE CLOTHING-The summer season IL now
so far advanced. will offer all the summer cloth
ing In store at COST in order to reduce the stock az
low IS poss ole before receipt of fall stock Those in
, j. d GOODMAN
No lS4, Main ST., opposite Eagle SQUARE.
N. b. have still on hand so Thinks, which will
also be sold st cost for cath -
au IL &c.
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TOR HIRE-A Boy sixteen years old.
l. FOR RENT-A House on LIST street. between
Main and Cary LEWIS HILL,
353 General Agent and Collector,
ee psf saz Governor street.
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BY TAYLOR 4 WTLLIAMS
HOUSE AND LOT ON ST. STE
IL PHEN'S STREET, IN DUvAHs ADOI-
TON, AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY, 9Th Septem-
Der, at 81 o'clock P. NJ, upon the premises viii be
sold that Brick House and Lot in Duvaps addition on
the east side OF St Stephens street, recently occu
pied by Mr. Hooker, and nearly opposite the resi-.
tains rooms and is in good repair. The lot fronts
80 feet. :
Terms cash. TAYLOR A. WILLIAMS .s.
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| TEA, TONGUES, tc.-Just TO hand, a
l. few half chests of Tes. Imperial and Hyson-I
think will compare with the best for sale in this
market.
Also-A few dozen of those extra fine Beef
Tongues; English aud Imitation Cheese
Call on z. w. TOMPKiNS,
-
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DALE'S HOSTING MACHINES.
~ We agents for the sale of Mr.. Jas. Baie's
HOSTING MACHINES and will furnish them al
manufacturers prices, with without the frames
Samples may be seen at our store, on the Dock.
ia 21-ts LEE Il CO.
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RI 000 BOLLARS.-To those ex-
OOsOOO pending SSin portraits, win be al.
donation, when 30 GEO have been issued or for enc
dollar In portraits whenever presented
The donation will consist Of three houses and Int.
In Richmond. valued At $4,000, $1,000 and Sleop-
Together with 20 9f7 Gold Loekets Breastpins with
portrasts Books and other articles of total vslue
of ga. 600 To be had on application, of
WIN. A. PRATT, Daguerrean Artist
las Main st., Richmond.
h. +. SIMOkS, Daguerrean Artist,
an 23-H Isl Main st., Richmcnl.
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NHILDREN'S CHAlRS-High Chairs;
~ rattan, WILLOW ard wood Nursery Oh airs rush
bottom and wicker Chairs for children, with ard
without rockers fine assortment in store, for sale
by ZIMMERMAN,
seq corner Main and 18th sts.
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~ N stegs $50 MHA 3AAgszssss e*x n ks*t 1
n RI $3.50 4 y u - w Maksassf sxsz&
ssssss IS ~ wsxH sssssase@xn Msss u -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-04

"ANTED-Before or by the 10Th OF
w September, by young man twenty-five years
of age situation In q wholesale retail Dry Coo
store or Grocery. He has had three or four year,
experience in the mercantile busness-a portion OF
the in Petersburg and this city; not out OF bust
ness now but wishes to make q change; writes e'e
CANT hand and has extensive acquaintance through
the country which the Danville and Southslde Rail-
road passes. Undoubted city or country reference
siven. address e. B. T.. Box 674. au ~ AZ
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WANTED-Two good TIMERS ac-
w customed to do house work To such as will
suit, constant employment and the best wages will
be given, g. l. A. BARGAMIN, Jr,
an ln-ts Cor. of Main and 10th sta.
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WINSTON & POWERS, GRoCERs
w AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, corner of Ca
~ and Pearl Nth street, give their personal atten
ton to the sale of WHEAT, FLOUR, CORN, TO-
BACCO. and ell other country produce entrusted TO
their care seq
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-04

Why then should the ton Of State affairs
be changed
IS We trust our Democratic friends IN the various
Counties win hold meetings at an early day, and
appoint delegates to the Convention Our opponents
are moving, and thus far no Democratic meeting has
been held The contest Will be most animated one
every inch of ground will be contested, and we
can succeed only by organization and united and
well directed efforts. 1t is well that our opponents
should move first as they expect or hope to show.
cause why the present administration should be
changed; but at the same timewe owe it to our
selves to give quick and decided response to their
proceedings. Remember that a Democratic Gorern-
or, Democratic Legislature, Democratic State Of.
1fcers, and United States Senators will depend
upon the result of the ensuing contest.
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TIE FOREIGN NEWS.

The foreign news in another column is highly in.
terestng. The Turkish forces are still successful
1t is reported that Russian naval division, with
5000 troops on board, had been rcpulsed at Chaa-
kil-that one Russian steamer was DESTROYED a frie-
ate dsmastcd, and 800 Russians slain Is was al
so rumorcd that an engagement had occurred near
Abaca, between two Turkish steamers and Rus
sian frgate and brig, hen the latter withdrew bad
ty shattered 1t is further stated that in an engage
ment on the Black Sea, between several Russian YES
sells and three Turkish steamers two of the latter cs
capped and the third was blown up by her comman-
der rather than surrender
Ten powerful Turkish steamers left the Bosphorus
on the afternoon of the Cd; and it reported that
the allied fleet Of England and France had been ord
cred to the Black Sea. The English papers evince
much feeling in relation to the result of the fight at
Slnope. They censure in strong terms the conduct
of the British Government in permitting the fleet of
the Sultan of whom England is the acknowledged
ally, to be shattered by Russia.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-04
OUR YINDIGATInN

In the political struggles of the day wo ~.
part as well we can, and while we war aps;a Oa
measures of our opponents we endeavor to oh" as
all due personal respect towards them. WIS
own principles arc attacked we defend tban en cq
whatever Argument we may be able to comm,o WIN
but no personal en1nity is induced to rapkla in %
breast thereby. !" OG
But when our pirate character is asssf,,
should be recreant, both to ourself and orr nv
ty if we did not yindicate it True orr .S rsfi
makes his charges without giving bis name 70 u
public; but is he not vouched for by seven r W s
BILE gentlemen, not only as. man of worth Lnt va
gentleman of as much worth and talents az ,na
the State? To US, then, it is light MATE!
such charge as ne has made against us paradsds
a public newspaper, and his character voucbeJ s
is calculated seriously to affect our standing in
munity where comparatively a stranonr ''HF
In our issue of the I'd instant we publiShed A.
correspondence between ourseif and the seven '
tlemen above alluded to. Their reason for not Ssf
ing the name of our assaant was stated to bo A.
they could not do so without violation of nriras.
confidence. We then appealed to the editor If a
Wing, who had published the assault upon ms t %.
the silence of the grave is not moro profound tbn
his has been from that day to this. Whether he La,
betrayed" private confidence in PUBLISHING to az"
tract attacking and fears the writer, or who'll
he is ashamed of the name of his correspondents W.
leave the public to Judge On one point there c, WV
be but one opnon-A,e We're entitled to the nam, na
and to the whole letter. and the editor of the WIo
in refusing to give them, has forfeited every pnF
pie of honor. N
We pronounced the charge made against US falls,
and sanderous and should Herewith have been coO.
tent had not the character of the writer been youch
ed for afterwards, thus giving his SANDER an effect
could not Otherwise have had. That extract Starts
out by saying he left here at an early age without
character" This points out the LEGALITY of the vr.
ter-CasSell county, the place of our nativity and
early years Let us see what some of the citizens
of our immediate neigliborhood there say:
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FRANK. /. Wi son Fso

present below, in full, Mr.. Wilson's
ton of his character against the unjust assan,ta
upon It recently by the Editors of Wing n,n la'
Salisbury Wedo this because we are proud ~ r.
him our friend, and intend that he shall he y, ea
through these columns A'''a
His yindication is complete but among tbo.,
know know HIM as wed0, it asn0t necessary We b,a
found him, upon all occasions, gentleman. as h'
known to be fine writer and a man of talents.
it lies in the power of nosone whatever his nos; a
to blast hscharacter or to impair the hold ho l."
the regards of his real friends.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-04
SUPREME COURT.

The following gentlemen have been admitted to
the practice of the law in the County Courts of this
State
Samuel Langdon, Brunswick Co.
Lucien Holmes New Hanover
William B. Bum, Nash.
Sidney A. Smith, Wake
Giles Leitch, Robson
j. M. Hutchinson, Mecklcnburg.
Julius Guion Wake.
Fred. n. Strudwick, Orange.
Benjamin Huske, Orange.
Sam. A. Holmes, Cumberland.
William A. Allen, Wake.
Pulaski Cowper, Northampton.
George NJ White, Bladen.
Malachi Haughton Chowan.
And the following gentlemen have obtained license
to practice in the Superior Courts Of Law and Equi-
ty:
Erwin a. Thompson, of Carteret.
Daniel G. Fowlc, of Beaufort
John A. Richardson, of Baden.
John G. Blue, of Richmond.
Thomas Settle, Jr., of Rockingham.
Ed. Graham Haywood, of Wake.
Willis II. Jenkins, of Granville.
Rob't G. Lewis, of Franklin.
John T. Wheat of Orange
Francis w. Bird, of Berthe.
Julius L. Gorrell, of Guilford.
William p. Solomon, of Franklin.
George n. Folk, of Rowan.
Thomas NJ. Garrett, of Bertio.
Kemp P. Battle, of Orange.
William y. Moore of Chowan.
John Manning, of Chatham
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Gb gIanoar0.
.nALEIGH. wEDNEspAY. JAN. !. 1854.

DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
The members of the Democratic Executive Com
mittee for the State are requested to meet in the
City Of Raleigh Friday the 10Th of January next,
on business of Importance to the party.
A. RENCHER, Chairman.
December 21st, 1858.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-04

Mrs AMELIA ORR, tho popular authoress of nu-
the city of her birt ron tile Cd instant, at the aee
OF elghty-hye years. Her maiden name was Alder
SON She married john opic, the painter, who
while she was training for her literary career, was
stl working IN the tin mines of Cornwall where his
rough-sketching first attracted the attention of Dr.
" olcot Peter Pindar9 1t was not however. till
alter her husband dea that Opie bctook her
self to authorship, in 1900. -s ~
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-04

Somebody in the up county has nominated Hon.
| W ILLrE L. MANGrA for wing candidate for Cover
! nor. Wilmington Journal.
| And somebody-we believe it was Mr. Mangum-
nominated Gen. Scott year since for the
| Presidency. The people were slightly opposed to
that nomination, having thrown twenty-seven out of
thirty-onc States against the General; and SO Mr.
Mangum, failing to go to Spain, returned to Orange
1t would be wrong to require Mr.. Mangum to vio-
late his pledge, voluntarily made at the late Wing
meeting at Hlsborough, not 10 make any more politi
cal speeches. We join friend of the Journal in
the confident expectation that somebody" will Der
nit Mr.. Mangum to be. We have no doubt he is
satisfied with his present position. 1t is the result
pretty much, of his conduct; if he had remained
steadfast friend of Gen. Jackson and had adhered
to his early principles with much ardour he has
exhibited i'll opposing them during the last eighteen
years. his political character and prospects would
have been very different from what they now.
Mr. BADGERS CONSISTENCY. The WING papors
are publishing with much apparent satisfaction the
remarks of Air. Badger in the Senate on the 22d u-
tmo, in favor of comforting Gen. Scott the title of
Lieutenant General. When the proposition was
made, during the Mexican War, to confer this title
on an officer to command the Amer lean troops Mr.
Badger opposed it. and delivered speech which was
greeted with as much appreciation by the Wing
press as his recent one has been. Mr.. Badger
against the title is right and Mr. Badger for the ii
tie is right AT least this is his consistency and this
the independence of the Wing press
This circumstance reminds of the course of the
Raleigh Register pending the "Clayton compro-
mise" Mr.. Mangum voted for it, and Mr.. Badger
against it; and yet the Register managed to agree
with both of them. Funny, wasn't it.
SANTA anna. The title of Santa Anna is hence
forth to be Grand Elector of Mexico, Grand Ad- |
miral, Marshal General of the Mexican Armies and |
Most Serene Highness' " Old lack" and &C. jeff
Davis speaking of tites-had more potency than |
all the titles in the world, certain occasion at
Angostura We presume hero, who is equally
accomplished from chicken fight to defeat at the
head of eighteen thousand men, is deferred from
assuming the title of emperor by the reflection that
he would become brother to Soloque and Others who
now wear that honor. The truth is the title of en-
9eror has become dim and tattered since the day of
Napoleon the Great 1t gave to him no renown;
ne picked it up from the dust of centuries, and
parted to it all the pendor could receive by its
location with his own remarkable achievements
80 w e had slight sprinkling of snow here on s
aturday night last, and thus the new. year was
in clad in white Further north the storm
vas heavy. ~
The weather is now clear and calm with q touch
f frost in it. ]
~ Congress has thus far perfected no business
importance We Invite attention to,the letter of
ar Washington Correspondent in another coI.,n,ns S
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-04
NORTH CAROLINA, Caswell County
nooa,,Io c&L 1oEo

We state that Frank. l. Wilson, of Salisbury, was
born and raised in the neighborhood in which we're
side that we knew him from childhood to carly man.
hood at which time he left this County and settled
in Western North Carolina Up to the period of Lia
departure from this community he sustained an up
blemished character, and had the confidence and e
TEEN of many friends. We have heard nothing since
injurously affecting his fair name until recently We
arc informed that since Mr. Wilson'S removal to Sa
isbury his good character has been assailed in pub
lie newspaper We still regard him entitled to our
confidence.
John II. Pickard,
Calvin Graves,
William Russell
Jas. Williamson,
Sam. Moore
Stephen Neal.