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LATEST MAIL NEWS,
Correspondence OF the Dispatch.
SERIOUS RENGONTRE,.
DANvIlIE, NJ,

f DANvILLE, May Q.
De the night of the 9th inst, aserious rencon,rt
took place on the opposite side ofthe river aud no,
far IRON Danville, between wa. LYNN, aud LYNCH
owKs Upon meeting severe struggle ensued, 10
which Lynn inflicted several severe wounds upon
Owen with cane sword. A physician was called
to the wounded man, aud upon investigation he
found several severe wounds, but none OF a neces-
ssry fatal character. He was found in a very pre-.
carious situation but has rallied since and II Ia
hoped he iii recover
Lynn, and one or two alleged accomplices were
arrested yesterday, and examined before a magis
tra,e, who committed l.. to Jail to answer at call
ed court Considerable effort was made to bail
him but the magistrate would not acquiesce.
Lynn ia q young man of steady business habits
and was never engaged in such an affair before
Owen ia man somewhat advanced in years, with
q family. He ia said TO be a, tunes passionate and
rather noted for getting into difficulties
IryENIs.
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KILLED ON THE RAILRoAp.-We learn from the
staunton Spectator that on Sunday last little ne.
gro boy was killed near Meechum's River upon the
Central Railroad. His mistress had sent him to the
road to keep the cows off the track in the perfor
nance OF which duty he himself went to sleep on
thetraek and the train coming along, passed over
him, cutting off his head and one of his arms.
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FROM AusrRALIA-The advices from Australia
are TO the 2lst of Feb. The steamers New Orleans
and City of Norfolk, were lying at Sydney unsold,
aud it was supposed the latter would be chartered
for Csllao or Panama, with passengers Emigra-
ton was active between Australia and Peru, Ahre
at Hobart town had destroyed property worth
s5o0o00. Mining affairs were prosperous. A mon
ster nugget, weighing 50 pounds, had been found
near Melbourne
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NEW York ITEMs.-The case of Forrest against
Willis, for libel, damages $4,000, came on in New
York, before the Court of Common Pleas Monday,
but was postponed for day or two.
The trial OF Mrs. Hayes for the killing of DR.. Lu'
tener, was still in progress at last accounts
The Seaman's Savings Bank of Wall street is said
to have over 100000 of money belonging to
sailors
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THE MARKETS.

NEw York, May lo--Flour firm. Corn 81 as
eta. Wheat lower.
BALrrMoRx, May lo.-sales of 1000 bbls. Flour a,
$3.50. Grain unchanged.
"a storm has interrupted further telegraphic
communication with the North I
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SUDDEN DEArH.-on Monday last, in Lynch.
burg, Mr.. r. @. ToMpKIss a venerable and highly
esteemed citizen ofthat place, died suddenly He
sitting with his family engaged ia cheerful con.
versation, when he was seized with difficulty in
breathing. and died in few minutes Though in OF.
binary health he had suffered for some time from
all affection OF the throat
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THE FIRE IN NEW YORK

The New York evening papers OF Tuesday con.
tain very partial accounts of the fire in Forsyth ST
OF which we had Geographic notice yesterday
The houses destroyed were nearly all small wood.
en- buildings. The Insurance Offices did not suffer
much; nor did the owners of the thirty houses de.
stroyed. The chief sufferers were the poor oocu-
pants of the buildings
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
! CONGRESS.

WAnItNoTos, May, 10.
The House went into Committee ofthe Whole on
the Nebraska bin. Mr., Richardson gave notice OF
motion to fix day for the termination ofthe de-
hate
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JOB AND GARD PRINTINa

~ The DISPATCH JOB OFFICE, on Governor
Street. has the largest and beat assortment of CARDS
ever Ia this city, and 10 prepared to do this descrp.
aon of PRINTING on as reasonable terms az else.
where IN the city, AZ we'll a. every other hind of
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING Call and see
pecimens.
e Plain and fancy CARDS for sale. ia..dtf
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NEW YoRK, May 9--By the brig Zeno we have
OF March he was installed In Office Four thousand
Brazilian troops were to pass the frontiers the
Both Of March, into Banda Oriental, there to re-
main as long as thought necessary TO keep the
peace 80
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The steamer Ericsson dhe calorie) which was
sunk short time since in New York Bay, was rails.
ed on Tuesday and carried up to the city.
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A CURE FOR COUGHS, COLDS, 90

"a. CURE FOR COUGHS, COLDS, DO
"a IN PLEASANT AND CONVENIENT
SHAPE.-Brsgg's CHERRY PICTORIAL WA
FERS are pleasant and eHectual remedy for celds,
They contain the pure medicinal virtues Of tho VIA
Cherry, 70 generally known q arensdy for pulmo.
nary complaints The children cry for them. There
bog of these waters you will never touch bet.
ter medicine. These are just the thing you want 8
Call at PURCELL, LADD l. CO.'S and procure
box. 49, s4.a q Siffe o-&A6m m ii
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hsAsTsoap, u. C., May 9.--The freight house
and esf depot ON the Buffalo and Bradford Rail-
road, wac burnt this morning, together with two To-
comonyes, several passenger cars. and quantity Of
reight. The iossf 6 estimated II about 600, 900.
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Eli. soULE AND THE CUBAN QUESTION.
WASHINGTON, May g. No adyices have been re.
ceived by the government, stated, that Mr. Soule
has demanded Of Spain the recall of the Captain
General OF Cuba II is generally believed that the
report ofhis having done 80 Is premature.
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HAsRIsEuao, May Both Houses of the Penn.
syis4nia Legislature adjourned sine die TO-DAY Al
II o'clock. The Governor has signed most of the
bills passed.
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SUPPOSED LOSS OF SCHOONER MEL VIVA

Supposed LOSS OF SCHOONER MELvINA.
CHARLESTON, May THE schooner Melvina
which sailed from this port on the 10Th of March,
for Boston, Is supposed to have been lost No Ia.
telligence concerning her having since been receiy
ed.
A complimentary dinner was given to Thomas
Francis Meagher, at Savannah on Thursday
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NEW YoRK, Mayg.-Stocks are lower. Sales at
use second Board Of Cumberland 1t q IL; Parker
sein s; Reading Ala Canton ~ 7-a.
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BY ALEX. MOTT l. co.

STOCK OF FURNITURE, &c, AT
~ AUCTION-On FRIDAY, May 18th, at 10
and secondhand Furniture, now in store at the Fur
nishing Establishment the East side of Broad, be-
tween 5th and 9th streets, opposite the Theatre.
The stock consists of every article in the House
keeping line. Terms cash. IS ae54.E - &
mp IL ALEX MOTT CO, Aucts.
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A UCTION-The subscribers intending
N to confne their China and Glass Ware busness
to one establishment have concluded to discontinue
the store Main street, and in order to reduce their
stock, will sell at auction, TUESDAY, May Ilth, at
10 O'clock, A. M, general assortment Of China
Crockery and Glass Ware, including some Handsome
China Tea Sets, China Flower Vases, and other
handsome ornaments n p 97,-zE =.
Also. Looking Glasses. Goblets, Tumbers, Wines
Champa gnes Leuonades &c 80 $50 I
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BY DAVENPORT. ALIEN 4 co.

BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN & co.
ROOTS, SHOES AND HATS AT AUG
- TION.-On Wednesday, 18th May, we will sell
at Auction Store, at 10 O'Clock, $50 cases Boots
Shoes and Hats All fresh and seasonable Goods.
TERMs-Under $780, cash; 500 and over, months
credit, for approved paper.
myS DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co. Aucts.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
~ IN HANOVER COUNTY.-Pusuant to decree
entered in Hanover County Court, on the 25th day
of April, 1854, in suit therein then depending in
the style of Ragland vs.. Ragland, 1, the Commits
sioner in the said decree named, will proceed, on
WEDNESDAY, the 51st of May, 1854, between the
hours of - and O'clock to sell on the premises at
public auction, the LAND of which Edward p W.
Ragland died seized, supposed to contain about $50
acres or less, lying the Slash Church. and
adjoining the lands Of Patrick Perrin Jno C. Brock
and OF hers.
TERMs-One-third cash the balance upon Gre
dit of oneand two years. with interest from the day
of sae the purchaser to give bond with approved
curity for the deferred payments and the title to be
retained until convey ancei decreed by the Court
but selling Commissioner, shall convey only such
title as authorised by the said decree.
WILLIAM J. RAGLAND,
my dtds Commissioner.
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BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.


MOST BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
MARSHALL STREET, AT AUCTION.-On TUES
DAY, 18th May, at a o'clock NJ, upon the pre-
Valentine, situated on the South side of Marshall st.
near its western end and adjoining the residence of
Hon. John M. Bolts This property is most beauti.
fully set out with choice fruit trees shrubs flowers
and rare stock of grape vnes and the dwelling tot
brick) with we'll of good water in the yard, might
easily be made most pleasant residence. The en-
tire property fronts $40 feet and back 152 feet
to an alley Is feet wide.
The house, with ground front of so feet, will be
first Sold and afterwards Building Lots Of 81 feet
front each.
As whole, this is probably one of the most beau
tful pieces OF property to be found near the city;
advantages of trees shrubs, &c. would take years
of attention and trouble to attain.
TERMs-One-fourthc cash; balance at |, 2, 8 and 4
years. for notes. with interest added and secured by
trust de eds.
my9 TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aucts. ;
TWO MOST DESIRABLE PRIVATE
j. RESIDENCES ON BROAD ST, CHURCH
HILL, AT AUCTloN-On WEDNESDAY. 18th
sold those two very desirable Brick Residences nit
uated Church Hll on the south side of Broad st,
residence of Mr.. r. Fl. Whitlock. These Houses
each contain about large and we'll arranged rooms.
with kitchen and other out houses. From their plea
SAINT arrangement and convenient situation, being
within few minutes walk of the centre of busine So
market, &c, these are regarded amongst the most
pleasant and de6lraDl6 residences now the
! TERMS: One-fourth cash, balance at 6, IL and 18
months credit payments to bear interest be secured
by trust deeds. TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS,
my9 Aucts.
DESIRABLE REAL Els T ATE ON
IL UNION HILL, AT AUCTION-On MON.
DAY, 18th May, upon the premises respectively,
comm encing at O'clock, P: M., will be sold that
framed House and Lot on 25th street, now occupied
by Mr.. Flournoy. containing about rooms with out
houses &c all in good order Also two vacant Lots
adjoining the above.
Also, the framed House and Lot on the south side
of Venable, east of 18th street, formerly occupied
by Mr.. ]. W. Satterwhite, containing six rooms; the
alley; and vacant Lot adjoining fronting 36i feet
and running back $50 feet to l6-feet alley.
Alse, "a quarter-acre Lots near the tavern of Mr.
J. g. Leadbetter, adjoining the prnperty of Mr. VIM.
Bowen and others.
TERMS: One-third cash. balance at and mos.
with interest and title retained until payment In full
my4 TAYLOR & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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FUTURE DAYi


Wmce - Geo. j. Summers No. 10 Pearl ST.
CROCK OF. GROCERIES, STORE
~ EIXTuRES AND HOUSEHOLD FURNT-
TUKE AT AUCT1ON--Will be sold on TUESDAY
morning. may 18th, commencing ct O'Clock, at the
store OF Mr.. y. B Annis on Main, between 1lth and
9TH streets who isdeciining business all Of his stock
Of ofecerfea EArthenwsFe, Glasa Jars Store Fix
lures. &c. Also, all Household Furniture, consist
ing OF BEDS Bedding, Bureaua Tables Chairs kc.
my ii THOS. w. KEESEE, Auct.
BY THOMAS W. KEESEE.
tOfiee at Geo. J. sumnsr's No. 20 Pearl it,
THREE HOUSES AND LOTS
FRONTING ON MAYO STREET BETWEEN
FRANKLIN AND BROAD STREETS FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-Win be sold on SATURDAY after.
noon, May 2Oth upon the premises, commencing at
O'Clock, three very neat Cottages two fronting on
Mayo street. enc 10 feet and the other ii feet, and
running back SO feet inches; and one in the rear
fronting SO feet and running back so feet These
Houses built of the best materials and have re-
Gently been repaired and painted and are very de-
sirabe residences. Their central location makes them
peculiarly desirable for persons requiring cheap
houses being convenient to the most business part Of
the city si
Terms: very accommodating and made known at
the sale. THOS W. KEESEE
my IL Auctioneer.
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Call and get pamphlets gratis.
I FATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS

FATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS
~ The subscriber has hand, received by recent
arrivals of packets from Northern markets a large
and desirable stock of Leather and Shoe Findings,
suitable for this and the approaching season. which
will be offered on favorable terms Among the art-
Giles can be found
Oak and hemlock sole Leather shoe Skrting
Harness, bride and band Leather saddler,s Skirt
ing,
Russell an wax upper Leather and kip Skins
Patent dash, collar and trimming Leather.
Black and colored enamelled Leather and Cloth.
Bag Leather, hog Skins, sheep Skins deer's Hair
French and Philadelphia calf Skins patent Leath-
Black Buckskins opera calf Skins, gaiter Kids
French and Philadelphia morocco and kid Skins
Tampico and Madras boot morocco Skins.
Pink lining Skins, binding Skins, boot Roans, all
coors
Elastic cloth for Caters satin Franchise and Italian
Cloth
| Boot and shoe Trees Lasts, Nails, Pegs Clamps
| Threads, all Nos, silk and cotton shoe Laces and
Gallons.
Boot Webs, Bristles, Eyelet Machines and Eye
let's
Patent currying Knives, Blades Steels Brushes
Shoemaker's Kit of all kinds, Tanners Oil various
qualities.
VIM III. SUTTON,
my 9-l2t 18th ST., between Main and Cary
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.sGPEAK OF ME AS YOU FIND:


OR AUGHT SET DOWN IN MALICE.
The following letter was handed us by a ladv. 1t
spesks the language of thousands. Let the afflicted
read and do likewise:
CURE OF COUGH. PAIN IN THE BREAST AND
SHOULDER.
MONTGOMERY County, Mp. March II. 1854.
loss of your beloved K but let it be YOUR consoIs
ton to know that yeur loss Is her eternal gain sha
ever think OF her with the warmest feelings Moth
ing but her entreaty has made me what am to-dav
Never shall forget the deep interest with which she
persuaded me to try HAMPTON,S YEGET1RLE
!INCTURE. She told me If she had known of it in
herr but the disease had fastened its fauss too
co be removed although she was sure 1t had KENT her
slve three years longer than anything else could
l promised her would take some home with me-
and purchased three bottles from Mr. NJ az she al.
fected, and BY the time had finished the third bot.
tie my cough had entirely disappeared, as also the
pain in my breast and shoulder 1 got my brother.
in'lsw TO bring me three bottles more and with the
help of the Lord not another kind of medicine goes
inside my mouth; speak of its efficiency wherever
for feel it duty to praise the bridge that car.
RES me safely oyer.'' was weighed last Thursday
snd my weight is two hundred and ten pounds The
weighed emily one hundred and twenty pounds Give
love to c. and the family. j hope to be in Bati.
| more some time during the summer, when intend
calling with you and see our friend God bless Won
is the sincere prayer of your friend.
ALICE WILSON.
Call and get pamphlets gratis.
HAMPTON's VEGETABLE TINcTURE,-Cl
and get pamphlets gratis with history of discoverv
this wonderful Blood Purifier and certifcatss OF
our own citizens, Of Rhsumatism, Dyspepsia, scro.
lula Liver Complaint, General Weakness Nervous
Sold BY Q. A. sTREcKERa and PURCELL, LADD
by all the Druggists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER
| & MoWBRAY. Baltimore and by DruEsists md
Storekeepers every where. =
n 81 per bottle 6 bottles for s.
my 10-d&cts
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NEW DRY GOODS! CHEAPER
IN THAN EVER!!-J. MILLHISER BRO.
having just opened their second supply of SPRING
and SUMMER GOODS, purchased at the Northern
Markets at very reduced prices offer the same to the
public and their customers who will favor them with
CALL at unusually low prices.
Their stock of goods is very complete. consisting
of all the new styles in Dress Goods and Silks White
Goods of every description; Needlework, Embroide.
RES of great variety; Lace Mtts, Cotton Hose Irish
Linens Sheetings and Shirtings and, in fact every
thing useful and desirable. They are determined to
sell good bargains to all who may call on them.
J. MILLHISER l. BRO.
N. b. A better assortment in rich end cheap B ON
NET RIBBONS is not to be found in the city than
we can exhibit (my 81 j. M. g. BRO.
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TWO sM1LL WOODEN Tr,

=. MENTS IN ADAMS VALLEY FOR SALE
At AZ T,AocTdON.-Will be sold on TUESDAY, 18th
OF M,iay, iSo4 on the premises at 81 O'clock two
rIeIy The lot fronts - feet, running back = feet,
and xnown e No; 40 in Mackenzie's plan.
q DEMONSTRATING Cash balance at 8 and mos
tie retained. @ GoDDIN APPERSON.
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WHITE GRANITE WARE-A fine
w assortment of the above ware, In Dinner or
Tea Sets or by the single piece. Families In want
would do well to call and examine.
RULKLEY CO.,
mv9 1877 Main ct.
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By ALEX. MOTT 90.
TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES AT

- AUCTION.-On THURSDAY morning 18th
inst commencing at 10 O'Clock, we win sal Il auc-
among which may be found the following: Black ana
husset Trunks. Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes. Pat.
Slippers. Buckskin Boottees &c. he: Chiidrss,e
Shoes and CATERS, Boys Strap Shoes, ke he gaa-
The abeve goods are all fresh and seasonahls, ana
Will be sold IN lots to suit the trade q -.
my a-2 ALEX. MOTT CO.. Apcts
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WALKING CANES.-Just resolved,
w another lot Of Walking Canes of every de-
scription. ABRAHAM LEVY,
No. 10 Main 1t, sign of the Red Goat.
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BROAD STREET AT AUCTION.-On
WEDNESDAY afternoon, May 18th, at 5 O'Clock will
BUILDING LOTS, ON the North side Of Broad n .
between Monroe and Henry streets, adjoining the
property of Nh Jno. Tinsley fronting "a feet eseh
and running back to an Alley &ss#g @s7sg9s7 - +
These Lots are desiraby situated either for stores
Terms: One.thrd cash; the balance on .six and
Twelve month"; credit for gotiable noees with in
teresh '00DDIN & APPERSON
my Auctioneers.
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T>A BEAUTIFUL SADDLE AND
~ HARNESS MARE FOR SALE.-The own
or having for her. will sell very low beauti
full bay mare. She rides very finely, and il a very
faat trotter for light buggy. Apply at this office.
my lO-3t+ :"
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MOUNTAIN BACON AND LARD
AvA 5000 lbs small size Bacon Y kees Lard:
my 10 BROWN 4 SHOOK.

CUPERFINE FLOUR Globe Mills,
~ Slate Hill, Bunker Hill, zollmann and other
brsnds. tny i0) BROWN SHOOK,
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WANTED-A Partner, with a capital of
w $1,000 to $S0O0 to join the advertiser in lu-
crative manufacturing business, already established
business easily understood. and one which any prac
tica busine man, whether mechanic or not Is ca
pabe of conducting. The best of references given
and required. A full explanation given upon an in
terview Address III X. B." with real name. Post
Office. Richmond, Va. ap Cts
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RLACK BERAGES AND TISSUES
~ just received. Plain Black Berages and Tissues
Also, Black Broche and Figd Berages, and for sale
low at WARREN PERKINS,
my 8 No. I4I Eagle Square.
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i vermachers Hydro Electric Voltaic Chains are
recommended by the first medical men In Europe
and America, az the simplest and most efhcacious
method OF applying Galvanic Electricity In USE
They are for sale in Richmond by
zs PURCELL, LADD CO.,
my 10 Druggists 90 Main ct.
Description pamphlets furnished gratis.
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8 ~ BY TOLER COOK. "a .7-ss7l-zs !
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
= FURNiTURE-On THURSDAY morning, 81
~ O'Clock, at the corner Of Esd and Franklin eets
the furniture of family combating Of the usual var
styILounses, Carpets, Chairs Sofia Bsda Bed
my1o w. II. HARRISON. nustss.
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: A FINE ARTICLE OF INDICATED
IA WINES, for the relief of that awful disease
Dyspepsia. A. A. GEORGE L Co.
my Corner of Broad and 4th sta
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THURSDAY afternoon, the 18th Nay. 1854 mon
the premises commeneing at q oeloSk. th1e vefus-
BILE grocery stand the South SIDE Of Man tetweeu
z B. Annis. $3.50 sssfsss IS sfsssTaI = IslEs
The Lot fronts IS feet and back ~ Ssstto an
alley fest wide. s5a sssss $3.50 aSAnesaa
TEsMs.-Ons- fourth cash I: balance &c 8, 8 And .
months for negotiable notes interest," s6dot secured
BY trust deed, or title retained,
ap2a 0ODDIN & AfFEHsON, xucts.
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O. FOR RENTING superior Coop
iii shops, convenient to the several flour mills
in this city. To good tenants will rent them at
moderate prices. Apply to
my 6-d2w HAXALL l. CO.
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SEDAN NTOT2NING4, .yyNE l:s, 1854.
GRAND JURY pRESENTMENT.

Al the conclusion of their !usiacss. the Grand Jury
of the United States Cour, for the North Carolina
Disirrt, brought in paper expressive q! their
r'iI1 Of the recent i'"''"" ""'r"s"., After rSrap"-
nEg The facts, the document conclude. .h,is:
circumstances like these, frequently occurring
there have seriously impaired HE confidence nf the
pc!Nl" OF tllIs District in The administration oi Justice
III 1Ic District of Massachusetts: and while they a-
milrthc pr"mplncss nil energy with which FEANKIIy
tiTRcE The Chief Magistrate nf the Union, hns incl
lli:"ctasln, thcy cann" but regret, thai in III" lis
trri "i Massachusetts, the lnws Of the co!niry have
/" 10 upheld by the exhibition "f military pnw"r.--
Ai the Grand Jurors nioscsa, take leave Ia return
to ihn President their thinks, and The thanks al thc
people o this District lur this important service L"
the whole country, in maintaining. law ant! order
wi!'Hn HE District Of Massachusetts. AMI congratulate
hir! nnl the whole country That wIiii, from The in
rai"ns thu present condition "i things in this D:a-
trltl afford, no military force will srnrccly ever be-
nrc':,r here, 10 sustain the lnw among the people ~"
North Carolina. without any MD oi United Staics;
soldiers, there viii always be found standing power
sufficient I" vindicnlc the mnrsty "f the laws" and L"
pnrlSh trca"nn I" the courIninn whether r"'iicm-
plated hy individuals or bodies "l men, however nu-
m..uuH, or fanatic.