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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-10

cpa Importance as rival route. Without The aid oil Inc
Virginia and Tennessee Road route think ns well as
the gauge question would pass away without notice. Inc
ono has notng peculiar recommend II, per seand the
DINER on The score OF even-hande usce Is utterly execIa
oe lhe CoVneton and Ohio road is continuation o, me
Cenra Road and Canal the Virginia ond Tennessee
Road or Its principal branches That company exhibits too
mouopoizng spirit an personally moro Interested 10
its success than Ia that OF all the other Improvements In
the State combined. But will not therefore, consent 10 en-
courage or act of gross
It's freight Public justice Is sacred thing; ard Yhcn ava
rice permitted to lrampc under foot government Itself
becomes an unmltigated curse
IT would afford pleasure 10 be In Richmond on HE 5!h
nst bat engagements public and private make impossi
bo wish had influence or could be OF any use In secu-
ring the along the Greenber river as amfuy 2esua.
ded best, would give general satisfaction und
cure greater amount OF rado and travel So far IS my
PERSONAL interest concerned you kaow must be In.
different My distance from the road matter which route
adopted 10 the and the mode OF approaching Is the
same. II err in my judgment II cannot be attributed 10
personal interest.
As The appropriation asked Of the Legislature sup
pose the bill will be acted on of unit, the report
Of the Chief Engineer has been submitted 10 the public
There much discretion aud common sense in the 6od
hope that the Board OF Public Works will wish that dis
creon justice and mpsrlialty duo 10 the Question 10 the
public interests and 10 their Own characters. II they
adopt the Monroe route, they will not only " my
Judgment, disregard great interests and advantages
but invite competition grossly unjust In its char
and emnently disastrous In rs effects upoa lhe
best interests OF the State creating rival interests de-
wicbedness which nothing ba absolute madness could pal
late or excuse
With high regard and esteem am, dear s7 very :ruiy
YCUrs,
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From ,hs Fredericksburg Reeords..)
TIE REPORTED MEXICAN TREATY
like 10 psy. .s

81, ssdoo, that Dean necessary to otee the abt
.,ch constitute the staple OF e intelligence sent
w..h;,,,on 10 the New York Kerald by some OF III
.as,no,sens But occasionally feel forced to inter
les, imposition may be prss'icsd An instance OF this
.,.,,sa in The formal and emphatic announcement
w days ago in the Herald, 10 tho effect that Mr.
had concluded treaty with Santa Anna tor the
.,i..a, of various matters with Mexico and that h'
is nov before the President We deem 1t proper 10
r,c ,ha. there is no. word Of truth in tho statement
fabrication ou, and out, and may be regarded at
M specimen c! mos, Of the news which appears from th
II .na sonrce Ia the same quarter"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-10

AIR PRESIDENT Fors'rAINE AND THE "StiOhf
- ~ In 81 .rca l>ii r l. IOTTESHlLLEn


s!H THACK 70 CHARLoTTESvlLLE."
Mr. President Fonaiao expresses infinite astonEhmen.
tha. sny should sussest The: cola % .s
the Viie,oa Central Rail Road Company only 70 pas
tras one way on this track il constructed oy mat Cpa
n.y. In au address 10 the people along Inc foc,S o I
posed Road, in the EGqurer OF tao sun ut lhls M
nen Is so npocently expressed that these peopo Su s
nubc will be quito Ms much astonshcd a the ioH'"'pE
quotation and statement. o,,,, os ~.
In Presidents rspor. 10 e aos annna m y.
which was believe, approved by the y %
not the journal of the mee'ing a. PSge theso
when there is Ka koaa ng 10 bv two Roud
with the hear, of that State with the whoie 'asy VI ~ m
Ohio, and may say of The mississippi aso no oue
lieves that tho present single track OF you! foao Gus.
Charlottesville. will be sufficient for tie business; WIN
large amount Of business rendering necessary ~
propriety obvious n of having double track 10
collisions, and the serious o5olrucons and Delays VINE.
occur n providing for ser passing each olneT sae
the comparative expense Of constructing the shcrt track
and one parallel the present iiae-Gad nothing more
about the purpose of tho second iscs; :, u.,oor,
am informed that about four times as much business
nsv ba done on double track rail roao as on TWO SIM
roads and that the pretext Tor the project eooVo oe
hed Is the expected pressure OF business can any as
monstraon needed 70 prove tnat he ~. s ~ a ~ ,hs
tenecs above quoted then had In his m'na ne use o.
road for trains way onlyf Inc IoaG Suo.
o;d coisons and to save time lost 10 passing eup
The writer's estimate of COST had led MIN 70 s
r;naon that road parallel 10 the present. snouu %
ed-would he not have eseemea bru of intending to
rnn trains both ways each tracks eut .nes ~. G nd
cton mude-no earthly reference 70 me L
ei which s the only conceivable inducement lot "ufs
nad hoth tyays By the way, II may be as wen 10
rsind the worthy Presidents Hanover M
another topic of uneasness on .ns ha he
ranor, conemplaes this line as the great e
tsrn bnsnessn 10 the neglect OF the way i,,o
Would IL not be az we'll for them 70 aaoIess III
10 the "Presidsnt," that 20 may a'ss'''"' Wv
oF tho
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-10
FaIoAY, January 6, 1853
rhe Scnsle was noI in sussion 10 day.
: 4 III Y C. =

TIE ScaEle In suSsioH 10 'daY.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
ar Murray from the ConnnistCe psrIins reported
eaouon wh!ch adopet p!c"lag icr PTlnifg of 'he
ul the members lnousard copies OF the rePoa oil
he x2Gations OF river Anazon aad It's tributaries,
| with The accompanying map and plhiea
The uuse Resumed consideration @! The resolution
reported from the COMMITTEES 'i ways ano means asehafs.e
iea c;a the consideration of communication from the
.. Department. explanatory OF The estimates OF a22!opf-
a.i9rs t 9cs uad har5os, and referring II 10 the cen
mtrc col7msce motion w.s pending 20 Ietef ihe
-ut tjrc 20 The committee on roads lna canals.
Mr. Fuller said hc committee on comcrr: were now en-
gagged in lhe confederation .! !vc!s and sso:s an mere
:cTr, communicate ion should 60 - them.
Nj Dunbar spoke fI himself, and es s believed fo
majority OF iEe COMMITTEE cn commerce. when ne sH!d hsY
were n favor CT Internal Improvements, and vi" report
rlyrr ard harJor bill
Mr t!pys!On explained that tho Of Secretary Of
Wa! IN relation TO continuing lie es!iha'es VI "oA;
commenced aadcr The law OF the list Congress.
j!, Hunt said lie &lli he colleague EAr. Donoar
had ws.my exptessti himself IN favor o! internal IN
p.uremcnis
Sir Dunbar exn.aned iha, nc agains, general aye
lem Of inlSrnu but 10 favor OF great na'ena
0! hs Mississippi and ohio rVefs.
iir. Eua; sed he was not satisfied win me e3risne
lion OF h!s colessue He did not eTe for friendship 20 I'VE
and ha.bor improvements with such limitation and wou! IL
toy seGGug tbs estimates Ic tas ccmso On ''ao'
and canais
Mir Campbell! co3currAd 10 Inc view e"pfesseo oY e gen
llcrncn who preceded him.
Mf Wentworth Of Illinois, said 10 lhe i!!end5 @! i'e sy
ten they couli safely trust the COMMITTEES on commerce. s
OF the n!ac fn-ahers of which he believed were sonf
friends Of river anu s,bor improvements he heLeTco M
10 refer The subject committee on roads anu cana
! The estimates were referred the committee on com
n5TcG. -.
The House then wen! into committee oE The pirate caien
Oar. .., ;.,. ,.r,od
When Tho committee rose ,ee private 5is "ero passed
| Mr. St:n,on Of ker:.csY moved ina; when lho fcIS
adicrra adIoura TUESDAY, as MONDAY Is eel apa ~
nc c-Ieoraun Of the battle OF Ne" Orleans Agreed t
| yeas g. na1s 81.
The Senate bill prescribing ,he manner OF appointing al
Assistant Secretary Of hc Treasury was taken up ~nen
n
of Assistant Secretary Of The Treasury saG become vs%h
tho apponmer; Of Ills snail be made " ie re
After icw words in explanation he moved Inc p!e"!ou
nussIinn n.rding which the House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-10
cpr,T AND NoBLE WORK.

We learn from Senator McDearmou that on Saturday
so Of cars, with 100 passengers passed over the High
la!dse eeoss The APpomaioS river aud bottom on the
sch Side Railroad This magnificent structure is l2o feet
orc ne wa,e about half mile IN length and s In every
l.. .nec: wonderful! woEs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-10

passage Of is BILL ;ot the crimes of the Rarncrd Goa
course OF sy men.
am now old man, haging devoted long life, am;4
ae,ian@ scenes art nnn:ncs a5or its pursuits and III.
Affirmation fer itc 5ccnCa l noble pfoies ii
gc3ce AMI cGndoT knJ%s That all say is fact yat
may wonder 1T ne aducitY ,ie individual VITO IL
IN such place aad snci .ime.
THCS. J GARDEN NJ ..
WrL!EsnrRo CHARLOTTE CouSTy Va, Jan. 1854.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-10
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

Esw o7lrAss JAN e.The sIesinet El1ofaaU rom al
9ows from CsSn asssaSs h,a hssn nae
leashea y,th luss Of IL or IA siilsd Al les.
sd oy ,hs s psy house geo Mex.
csos and rslrsa, vas OF Parties wero soag from san
D,re Webster from San Juan reports &ss
g.. e., Of ,hs West he'd left San Francisco for New
Yorv with Two millions OF dollars 10 gold.
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MARRIED.

MARRIED on tho evening the 4a instant al S p JAMES
ROBERTSON TO Miss HARRIET CAHL1o ,.A..i,., ",
MAaaro 6. Leuone. in powhsas soup sil CRraP dausL.
JOHN w. ADKlhSo Of Gooeh's 90, 70 sai'' ''
';eS of Dr. Vim. Crupp Of PoVlall'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-10

sADwaRNiNG We Learn from The Alexandria Sen.
incl lha, John F. Gibson, Of Prince William couny eae
IRE before which he had lain, and being unable &c sScso
himse before receiving sld as 20 'i'''e e
uhort: inn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-10
n,,CI LIE soREIGN NEWS.

S.w YoRx Jap s,h-1he capture Of Fort st. Nicho.as
wa. made by the Turks and n. The Russans ss satfd 10
fc1mer accors:s Nea7y 1900 Rnssiaus were siain Inc
forI is now g,rsnned By 1000 THrke. t
'rhe canine Of Ursusne by Sem pasha 10 confirmed
The Whole TuIgs army coo s!roog have edsaaeec 1910
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-10
The Washington Star, says:

The Secretary OF War eee,aphed on Thu.'dsy evening
20 send of steamship from New York for The relief CT 'ho
Suu Francisco. che Secretary o. the Treasury alec teo
graphed, odeas the Ccer Washington instantly 10 SAL
from New Yo1g; the Waiter Forward from Wilmington,
Delaware the Campbell from Norfolk, Va SId the leHsEeou
Davis from Chares,on; ell Of which probably slIesty
their except the last which is not quite ready Tor
service.
Hopes ore entertained by the War Department: that The
boat be saved the vessel being one Of tho saunch
despatch received in Washington yesterday afternoon
asys underwriters Gf New York entertained no tears O.
me ultimate lose o! The San Francisco Il Ia thought that
sh may Diff: quite long enough IN condition cs reported
10 ensure that she will ultimately DO relieved The ~ Yois
Journal OF Commerce uso says
We learn that the underwriters do appreend ssri
GU, disaster The San Francisco provided with boil
elevated above ne main one TO used in The latter
should be flooded with water ond she had three
team ormps In addition to those attached tho msin
CINE aod independent Of hand pumps placed at each enc
Of tho vessel, be worked ey long levcrs Every ieciy
was possessed for navigating the vesse! In severe 2ae
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-10

I.TEa FROM TEXAS-rhE PACIFIC RAILROAD:
NEw ORleASs, Jan. 4.-The s;'amer LCusana arrive
hcrs 10 dow with Te4ne dates to the 2s'n.
This newly elected Governor bad been iaaugG'a..o az
the Governor had signed the Pacific Railroad ol ps'sea oy
no [eeIs
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LATEST RY TIE CANAUA-KOSSUTH GONE TO
TURKEY, &C.

LATEST BY THE CANAUA-KOSSCf In JUNE ~
TURKEY, &C.
HALIFAX JAN sit Ia staed positively that hossuln
left London 10, Constsntinopo On Dec 3d. ,,,o 80,
The Budget of austa shows deficiency Q! oo000o''
ivrins .,,.
The population Of russia were sept c e2sslsn, efc
in Thanksgiving for Russian victories OY sea s- "
're Deums were sung in a the chcichee
The Russian Japan squadron CT four ehips was Nao-
peek J,pan the las: acccuns and was wen received
;tne of crfenco bc1g Itrowa oroeoc C"pcnhagen
10 the seawad IN anticipation Uf hosiies 10 tie 6ac
next spring r,,,
The Paris correspondent, CT the London Morning Chrop'
Gle that England and France ere fully agreed upon e'-
6cieot meosures Russia Instructions had oeen
Given 10 IN. Admals eop all Russian ships cruising IN
the Black Sea and force them return 10 Seo"stopo shc
rhey will not allowed oavs sgsn Ill the conc:usioo ei
A snlement that the French Envoy at Constan,inope
had objected 10 the Enpsh adnrers cesEc 70 n,e!c P ne
Russian feet its return IRON Sinope, causes iuch o
There were rumors Of engagement, on the panrSe but
nothing reliable. .-1 e..
during The last OF February.
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Correspondence OF The South.s!de Democrat q,

Az affecting Incident occurred to-day at the Navy De2s;
mcnt young and accomplished lady was 10 zee Inc 30
c.eiay relative suspccas which mug over te To-
r.!ity of the ceremony of be. marriage win Lieu
enan In the Naval Service She states that s"ae 'noche
sccc se was conducted house 10 this city and mere
married 10 her suppu.cd husband by person osieEsbiy
an Episcopal Clergy rings were exchanged and
for short lime they lived ,oRshe when T." was sucdeny
called off 10 the Pacific Doubts have been rased to tho
legality of the marriage and che enteraus dark suspicion
that there has been imposition pacced upon her Inn
,neda,ey on hearing the ladye narrative Secretary Dob5in
h tna ercIgy End upgh,nees OF character for which hs
Is Justly disne euished pcenptoy ordered the Lieutenant
70 report in person. T at ea:y period rs posaiOe
It;oc with smpasis that il II did OIL 10 De i.Ia
that he mad prac,icsd fraud upon the poor sir; his Mans
shout be stricken c, lIom the roll Of the navy
~hSs'e ~ S'''N'->N
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OUR NEW STOC X >!

T l.. HARDING HAS JUST RECEIVED, AND
H0opened his stock of SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTH
ING, comprising all the and desirable styles Of Fine
French Cashmere Pants Marseies aud Silk Vests, Supe
French Cloth Frock and Sack Coats besides all the
medium qualities.
These Goods made up for own sales,
consequently the Garments made in the latest and best
style
We can confidently and safely recommend goods to
WELL many testify who have purchased from us
for years past.
Our arrangements such that can take measures
and have garments made in the best STYLE and good FIT
guaranteed.
In reference Dress Shirts would call the attention
of styles Orders taken, and shirts
made to measure in weeks time. In fact pre-
pared to suit customers in every respect.
ec9y- Call at HARDING'S for GOOD GOODS.
Raleigh, March "a, 1854. 81
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NEW MAP OF NORTH CAROLINA.

a NEW MAP OF NORTH CAROLINA.
IA The undersigned are preparing, and will publish as
Large and Complete MAP NORTH CAROLINA five feet by
three, well engraved and finished in the best style.
1t is admitted all sides, that such work is great
desdeatum in State and is in consequence of the
frequent enquiries this subject, that the undersigned
The only attempted of this kind that of McRea
Roads and Post-oces have increased in number, and all
our works of Internal improvements with small exceptions
tits intended that the New Map, now proposed to be
pubsshed shall eGnen accurately laid down all the Ma
Also, the public improvements and artificial divisions
The Railroads Plank roads Counties, County towns Post
offices, Cities Villages Postroads and Canals, Colleges
WILLIAM D, COOK,
ve % om @ e be of
,>'. '''l >''''' 0'''''' " 'e' WIN D. COOKE
Raleigh, May 80, 1854. 90
STOP THE RASCAL.-ON THE 18TH OF APRIL.
- hired to styling himself S LONG, of Louis
ed He stated his ineafon to be to visit Chapel Hill
thence to return to Raleigh his to Nash county.
The horse small ca-btten greyHhs under jaw hang
ing lower than the TpP The Buggy is good strong
Buggy Harness. Tie is of height with light
0 Will E give sar re%srd Sss sTfA DOLLARS for
snd Bnegy as will enEe R me ts n 59
r Raleigh, Issf Nav 20, 1854 D"' 'A'''aI 51-st. st.
EEWELRY AND FANCY GOODs-CHEAP.
% Err THAN EVER! The Subscribers take great pleas
in informing the citizens of Raleigh and vicinity that
they have just received entirely stock of all the
ces in their line
Thankful for the liberal patronage already received they
will do all in their power to deserve continuance of the
Their present stock consists in part of
JEWELRY-Gold Earrings Breastpins Guhpins, Finger
rings, Seevebutons, Bracelets, Lockes Fob and Guard
Chains, Pencils Pens Watches, &C., &c.
FANCY GOODS, &c,-Berlin and French Caskets Fur
nish Leather Recues of all Sizes Paper mache Workbox
Spanish and French Fans from so cents to 81 Port
monies of Leather Velvet and Pearl French Cigar
Pocket books, Wosenhoms celebrated Cutlery Dressing
and Pocket Combs of Ivory India Rubber and round
French owerwares of all descriptions Fancy and
silver Castors kid crying and India Rubber dolls
Of all sizes, Looking Glasses from cents to 81 80.
All kinds of Perfumery and Toilet requisites
China and Glassware of various descriptions, &c.
CONFECTIONARY, &c-Common and French Candies
Pickles, Preserves, Brandy Fruit Prunes Rasns Currans
Ctron Nuts, Wines Vinegar Porter Ale CordiaIs Bters
| Schedam Schnaps, &C., &c. F. MAILER co.
| Raleigh, April 10, 1854. 42-
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Landscape gardening, park and pleasure grounds, by
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Practical treatise the culture Grape, by J..
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April Is, 1854. 43-
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SELLING AT COST !

Id EADY MADE CLOTHING. The subscribers having
HI determined quit Ready Made Clothing offer the
mainder of their Spring and Summer Stock per
above cost.
Blue, Black and Brown Cloth Coats,
Brown, Grass and Fancy Linen do
Black Alpaca and Broadcloth do,
Black Doeskin and F:ncy Cashmere Pants
Fancy and Plain Linen Pants,
Fancy Cottonade and Anion Pants,
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Shirts, Collars, &c, &c.
The above goods of the latest Styles and we'll made
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ALSO on hand good assortment of Spring and Summer
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which will be sold cheap. EVANS & COOKE.
Raleigh May 10. So
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ISAAC PROCTOR, MERCHANT TAILOR, (suc-
II to OliUer Proor) Would respectfully
to his patrons and the public generally his return from the
Northern cities and that he receiving his Fall and
Winter supplies of Cloths Cassmeres and Vesngs Furn
hng Goods and Ready Clothing which, being bought
He has in store the old stand opposite the Post
Office,
superne black blue brown dahla and other fancy Cloths
of various goods.
Superne French English and American Cassimeres of all
prices, plain and fancy.
Superfine Simoni Doeskins Pants and Overcoats.
SuperfRe black Satins and Grenadines
Plain and figured and fancy silk Vestings.
Fine assortment rich silk Cuttings for weddings and parties
Plain and figured Plush Velvets very rich.
FURN1sHING GooDs-A complete assortment, consisting in
part of
Superfne plain and fancy dress Shirts.
3-ply Collars, large variety.
L" Canton Flannel bleached Drill:
Merino and silk Under-shrts and Drawers.
Silk, cotton and merino plain and fancy Hosiery.
Gloves very superior kid black white and fancy.
Cravas black and fancy and rich assortment for weddings
and parties.
Stocks, black, white and fancy, with and without ties
Suspenders, Dressing Gowns, &c.
In fact everything necessary for genemans complete
outfit.
With sincere thanks his patrons
eral encouragement heretofore extended him. hopes by
strict attention to their wants. and determination to please
to merit its continuance.
Gentlemen furnishing their goods be manufactured
may rely upon receiving the and attention
though sold by himself
The latest Paris and London fashions Just received.
Cutting and repairing done promptly at all times.
He will remind those indebted, six months time allowed
to punctual Those longer the
above time w please call and close their accounts either
by cash or note, and oblige ISAAC PROCTOR.
Raleigh, Oct. 18th, 1883