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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-07
SP Rim g, 1854.
FRESH HAIyDlyARE.

z. G.. Va hayr hy,b
w YORKSHIRE baltic and other Europe
S? suss al and h sapB and @
I.s IN own county a,sry full and complete
GOOO Folks, Pen and Poke, Knives,
manufacture; and Scissors and shears, embracing all
the various styles and qualities, part new and
aoO d1sn pairs s,raEh, ans Twisted Link Trace Chain,
dozen TssS9E and Ths q. gos, .,ro. make.
COO dozsn RIM Knob sortier Locks with Brass Whit.
AID Mineral Knobs; STOCK Locks assorted sizes; and
s sto dozen Curry Combs S, Of al qualities
300 sind. Double Percussion Guns part Of I'm.
Pie, and Ea. in grea. variety Cas-, Shear BIS.
log hrdzs generally together With all other articles usoay
Of which having been purchased for cash on the most
Die terms. 'y are en,bed a. disposed sell low any reg
We have recently made additions establishment afford.
s and ng GgT sS0a ard ,spsa
ana our price, a. u[ns them that ever 'aor .hs made to
mill NO 10 Peahstrcct
wv ADE ". W0OiDIiDE Grocrr aud Comm zson SIrr.
% bids Pore Rico, CGta and osugu
10 s.sdo : and Q DO do
9 DO - ES q SS..'' s asi S whey
80 do Tuscslors "a and Common do
80 gSet.s', ounposd'r, Imperial and BLACK Il.
100 boxes soap and Tallow Caudls'
lVI 90 Fperm and Adamanine do
1900 l6,; Cotton Yarn. aud Seine Tviue
,l 70 S s5s,i NJ ln4o p, Porter pIo
~ hhds Bacon, Sides and ShoudsrI
8? hel., teg. 4nd Paisramiiy Lard
tlcrce1 new Rice
PIPE olo,,s sup; ols reserved Mad'ra Wine
q 90 Taylor's ULPM do
10 ar DO ~ Cette STA DO
10 do burgundy and Pure juice Port do
. do Pale and Dark Sherry do
~ boxes Ciaret do
10 Eueet Nj.
~ baskets H,ldsek Champagne, quarts and pints
on 10 my own Importation, and other brands, do
10 baskets very superior Sweet OIL
pipes Nolers Imperial Eagle DIN
do Imperial do = rood article
punehton very superior Old ia. Run
40 ~ Crolx do, key brand
hsh pipes Bsnnss'ss, and o. Dupuy % Brandy
90 DO Dupuy do
do do Imitation do DO
10 bbls Apple and Jack do do
10 tons SWeed's and Country Iron
200 kegs Nails Cumberland and other brands
300 bags Rio, Lagusyra, Cape, and old Java Coffee.
hpce PsPyer Ginger CoppAs Starch, CTars Of best quail
CheEing Tobacco, Mustard Mace Cloves Long Pensrck
% Bean SAT- Petre White and Race Ginger, Cotton and Woo
Sard, Wnd9E ula ingo, Wig Blue, Painted Bnote, snd
AZ the lowest price for eas be sold In lots pur
timers on the ual time. apii
A NhEtNBHIkH WHITE SULPHUR WATEIt-PRfCE RR
:" DUCBD TO TEN DOLLARS PEH pARREfs--The virtues o.
@ are too well and widely knoun 10 need word OF
10 b5', fresh and in good order, for sale BY
mya gois Agent, for lbs PropTis,o,,s
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l1iSSInkA E3IN 1rh hINE Ec nc k,I MhALIJ:e a..

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formed tina. the eoUfctaee steamer Capt cuAhKs
respect on the route Richmond and BA
P..tns, BY th. agreeable and scCncmis. line will
EnIena T On IN Ss ssus Of S
With the different lines out OF Baltimore the
Returning pas,snrsTs leave
csss ie sonnss, with the line Of the Rich
n9nt and Potomac ns cad Company
price ba, with Maryland included.
h r For second
S do S The "h Sny to Ps
and class ditto including nea for the latter
pstaaI thrOesh tickets Ppiy the once of
the Richmond frede'ears and pS'STns 9sIOad Company
onse R. p and p. RR Co., Richaond, March g, :s;4 mis-
y Ware, Sntis1s, Guns q SnaalsrS, srsis%sTsd
and cOoi'us No q iron Buildings,
Stock Of AkDNIRE aud sADDLksY embracing an entire new
''Tsk Of Coach HarlsHry and rrmminss
demand, trade respectfully
nation Of cur assortment and p Ices
do with the assurance hndins
ern viii aor Us esSre to saSS he
to who me- favor with call.
sou dozen Sss Pen Per ani Poas sa' Snive.
SEQ saa
49, ksos s aes sf Fad and Close, Lock.
S SSPf fas h,s1 and di ss
500 Virginia" Collins" "sinmons"
500 Bench, shineug and Lathins Hatch., Hammers
500 Anss" 'Rosand':," and Other Spade. and Shovel,
2o0 Briiania Plated Iron, Tea and Table spoon,
aSS fsr. saidsn fs S i iSI: S' Shoe,
5000 he "Gain's Horse Shoe Nails
:CSS gro Wood screws crew s'' ''''"' s"e' anu AA'"
2,c0, 900 In si,h, AtneTiean O. n Percussion Cap.
1850 Log, Ok fifth Back, Breast ald Halter Chain,
Goo SsI Ssy. an s, Pump ny Chain in, o
Riee,, Rifle Barrels LOCKS and MOunnss
Circular Saws from G 6J inches
Nil, ri; Gross Cog, Hand and lemon Saws
ssdss Had, and sRoeins Hammers
Stocks and Dies, Screw Plates Augers, chisels
sneaths Horse and Mule Collars
Brides and bride F,ilings
nll,ers. Webb ReI., GiTths. Saddles, Bride Bits
strFap Irons, Spurs Buckles, and ssdey Hardware
Hog skins. Pat. and Enauelled Leather
Sleep Skins, EnAEn,lled CLOTH Canvass and Duck
Oil Carpet Coach Lace,
Bright and black Springs, Coach and Plough Bolts
Hubs spokes Felioes Shafts and Coach Makers material,
"Anssof f"I RSinr Cloth.
Hardware. feI4
Nm EAD.QUNnIEits F0I FAsIiiONaBLE CLOTHING
& eoo S s
York. Phladepha and Baltimore
which may be found all qualities and eSlOr tPrene
Pa PsnsS 1Is end such as
ass M s fey % pah six and %eno vssnE'
Paris SIX lelvets Drr's Shirts and Collars
Serino Shirt. and drawers; Gloves Sock.
Washington and Napoleon cravat,; Money Bes, &c.
READY-MADE DEPARTMENT
Super blk brown, olive and green Trock Coats
Kos'ath and Lamar,ine over Coats
Blue, black and brown Over Sacks
Petersham over Sacks, all coors
Gentlemen. Velvet Morning Gown.
Do Travelling shaws
Do Snow Storm searfs, &c. nc.
oc7s No. 100 corner Main and Governor st,
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II AEpnErns WARRANTED sAnDsus sErns-
sueesrhsrs have just their ususI
% ppy q sh ssd rspsips oARDrn sEkD cultivated on
siSens hr David LAndreth, Philadelphia ous,y IN
.ons noL % ssnsisy hnes that there Der.
s tbs following comprise part Of cur assostnsn, Ana
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80
AfAsAous-
s.tons Blood, hAnsis
meIuei. french sugar, kafU
imp, So , .
oELsrSs minassr ked
No. az vu,nnne, vhina
Ina '' "ssA'' L'HA' oAro'
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- EDMOND AND DANVillk lkAllaoAD- oPEN X
n ROANOKE, " MlLn. y -r-. n 1890,
amer Monday. March 1854 the regular Passsuss
Roanoke. 49, .....'. ~. 80 - - - -
The stop passensers following points only
Manchester, Robioa Goal Field, romAhAvk PouhAtan Nat
oAz, uhul Amelia House. wyanohs, Jsnnnss Ordinary
Hyokah Liberty Church. heherrn. keysvis Drats branch
Ovsrby'a and RoAnok.. Tir'
Lssss Richmond sk o'clock. An. Returning Roanoi
At lao O'Clock, z. M.
and under IS years Of age hafpries.
Servants travelling themselves Furnished with
Paes he retained In the once
pressy stated the that they permitted th
OAr.
Passengers Ha.. H. Danrle Greensboro can NEE
Mssss Sisgg Cos horse coaches Roanoke daily
those for SALEM and Salisbury North Carolina
Messrs. fisgg Co.'S horse Coaches
days, ThursdAys aud Saturdays Roanoke Passenger
for carksre, Milton, North Carolina, YAnceyvs,
and Saturday, and for Milton and Yaneeyye By rayE Co..
line, Mondays, Wednesdays and fridays NJ Roanoke.
LNnchburg.
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reth, PhiladsphiA the quality Oh
lnovn, that there are bat lev Der.
= Seeds, Who can be una, quaintsd
'ise . part Of our assortnsnI and
LErrrcs-rariy Cabbage, Ro,.
Al do, Curied India, Brova
India. 49,
| M.lox-Sutmss and oi,roo.
| NAsrunrirn.
| OknA. .......
neid.
| PAssixr-Curied,
| fAssxir-suFar.
PsAs-Landfeth's Extra, Far.
IL Frame, Large Marrouht.
Dwarf do, Peruvian do
pnr,..- Pieiiins. Large swss,
Rphn-Lons sainou, Lors
Scarlet, White Tu. nip, ned 40
Black Spanish.
RHrlAkn.
| BAlsATr.
SyInAcH.
SouAsH.
Tussir-Fiat Dutch, Red Ton.
Norftlk.
Pcr Hahs--Assortm.n,.
|, from D. Landre,h, are offered or
le.. from the Nur,erie, ofp. Ian.
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TO NY FRIENDS AND THE PUBIIotiaying day boush,
out the interest Of Mssrs w. SMITH and A. q. EJAM the h
o. BLAs sM III CO. wv short time add 70 The pIe,en,
Groceries NJ plan viii be cheap cash.
punetua will also give attention 20 the sale 81 all
kinds country produce which he entrusted 10 and hope
By strict attention 70 business receive share Of public patron
Aprii II. WIN. o. ELAN.
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SPRING AND SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
TN Sss sssn% S.fs S asS hs.s !s aSs9S I'm
iss%.: sliases"Mn, H is.ys SS;esso.s ts1 1g
s,s s.n cl
The ,AMEsrSWN Captain r. c,,rsDr .I..vs "Ris.mend
Sos. Rsa,nlus leave New RsSnOrd ever,
These stop few hour. q. NORFOLK both going and
Passage % New York. including
stesTsss passage, cni,
r..enier taking ship Norfolk charged
mhsi--u LupLAM WATSON.
SSs lG1fs aMS sTAS ;Si III asS Nom
sS 10 s1 y Is; fare
u ..s,s SsSSas :, Iynessos Boa.
ossrd'vile mex, day ate, p ~ arrive in Lovnssoa
RETURNING leave Lorins.,on at Tuesdays. Thursday,
and Saturdays with noraods,e and
%s and
sqs,r,N.c, .H 7. so .ss Or
S;sys, ry,iKR9xlTii Captain David Teal. s.,mer @
Tf SsH.- o.S Sa%s; s Sss
these splendid viii leave sshn0nd 70, Phiia
receive iesh RsiuIainr Pss.
eeCSt aTins at ,aslr ~sa a, sS%oaS sasi; s.,uT
day and Tuesday morning. which they will their
These splendid steamers built expressly for TIL,
they provided sFr.neis' Patent
ting Captains the comfort and the protection
FAIR REDUCED.
Passengers for New York consult their interest taking
this independent Of being cheapest safest
by fs- the most pleasant route.
Teaeeonsts shipping PtsburE be accommodated
this line
throughto that place with dispatch.
Ssss
For freight or passage, apply
ROBERT RANKIN, Agent on the Dock.
p s. All grods by this line from Philadelphia will be discharged
uedays aud Saturdays and ater they delivered
eonsred by the Company the
ROBERT RANKIN,
mhs Agent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-07
EINE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, 10 store al
n for sale by
ZIMMERMAN.
RItLING,s nEMEDY..yo, DI.,,s.a, sanner e.

= Ff,EIr.E.ss'
Ne plain Dysentery, Cholera No bus. Cholera nftniur-
Warranted % eject Has been number Of year,
With entire success. Keep the bottle veil c7rged
pN'o1oNs-A tea-spoonfu mixed with he quantity o
water, sEcetened be four times
day and repeated going bed s a child i
For nfnt hs the quantity may given anne m
grown mly tahe ab spoonful every vo
eases until stops the gpinv pugnE IN ordinary
h9e'spoontul four times day and one on going u b.d
Pepsred aud sold by DOVE 4 CO..
elV Richmond, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-07

Mh AHuEkkEurfPE ART, AZ prseti'ed by wHIrEHURsT,
Il with all the improvements the
reputation, gained no, BY pre-
without proof OF such assertions
years OF study and practice adopting all the
which have rapidly succeeded each other In this
lie has gained the highest on
palm Of victory when with other
lands Mr. W. has also gained that highest Of honors the
and Pa,enssr Of the public yineed By
OF patrons who daily his which
not only OF art but value to hs
possessors " - ~
stereoscopic Lkeneses improved
and at the most satisfactory prices
jylS GALLERY II Mai, ,,r..,
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STIRLING TRADE OF Is5L
TO COUNTRY NEUCIIANTg

- MERCHANT WEBSTER, 40. liz Main street t,sv. 70.
scgyed and opened the largest stock Of
"Z5H" Tor srfnE and sumner hey have ever Offered n,
ttr goods were Manufactured b. themselves erprss n,
sade and VIII be sold as low they b. bought In
ltse IN solution 10 their present stock they will continue o.
I't IRON iheir factory l7ge supplies weekly 20 that
Stock VIII be always fresh and desirable. ~ ~ 800 WV"
Ao on hand large stock Of SHIRTS fancy and white. r,,
1ots " every descIiprn Rubber Goods al syIss unJ,
sIsnnl Dinse Hosiery oic'sy style aud quality and every
befsr'eIe usually TO be found in CNi ing House.
nb22 "'"O"Hs No q f,o SniSIa,R
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WE day sold interest In the above Mr.
WIN. ELAN ohserfuy recommend 70 the
Of our friends and the public. MRcklLuB sMITli,
Aprfl A.. q. ELAN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-07

NH Is Chief Engineer and Superintendent
= ~ i,tisiOND AND HUSTON LAM Of
fSS ~ PAChEIS.--This line 10 composed OF tTSS
nR1Sthe following vessels, and trom Boston RlIN
6every wkpAKspAI:
Schooner SUSAN, Captain 8. q. Rogers,
wESTOvER, q, O. Roseu
COURIER, J. d. Rogsr,.
SHARON, J. H. Nickerson
JULlETTE, Obed Baker Jr
These vessels the nt expressly TIL, trade
and have superior accommod atons for passenger.
They commanded experienced Captains qualified
.ot inc trade and Who will spare exertiou
They will be towed steam and may be
relied on to sail prenipty, As advertised.
Merchants going North nd
heir interest ship By this tits the
freight will always be taken by any
to give satifActi, n. " S''
We
OF patronage. N
The vessels will lie In Richmond Rocket in Bo,ton At
Rouet Wharf. DAVID CURRlE, Richmond,
ALLEN wELCH Boston, SArents
No. stre l
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FRESH SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
auAHLts a BROOKE,


uUAHLtS a. BROOKE,
No. 10 Pearl street, Richmond, Va,
EBPECTTULLY beg leave the
IA have received Of the largest Sticks SPRING GOODS
opened In this market They
accommodating terms complete every thing
the Shoe Hat and Bonnet line enumeration Of which
be too tedious for snment Merchants visiting city
u please give us call determined 10 sell
terms iouse In this or any other market. mig
MOI tThe PartnerIp conducted By the
~ Is this day Dissolved by mutual consent.
RICHARD HILL JE will all liabilities OF the firm, and
Their Of the partners will receive what may be due
RICHARD HILL JR.,
BILLY w. TALJEY.
THE SUBSCRIBER leaving Richmond returns his thanks to
hopes they will continue their ayors Mesus HILL RAW
LIMOS. u. w. TALLY
RICHARD HILL ia, and EDWARD q. RAWLINGS, At the Old
stand Main street below the Banks continue
Haasot all business In the line Of General Agents. Hiring
out Of Negroes Renting out Houses and Collecting Of Claims
RICHARD HILL, ia,
EDWARD q. RAWLINGS.
RtoHSoSp. February I, isSi,-fe7
UNISSOIUrION OF CO-pARTNEHSIIIp.-The
~ hrm ~ ELAN smith CO. IL this day dissolved by
tuai Al having claims sganst
settlement will pie
make arrangements pay their possible
WIN. o. ELAN,
hlROEtIUs SMITH,
ApriIiI. A. q. ELAN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-07

merchants, the terms foil
y Groceries, Teas, Wines and Liquors:
hugarENew OTleans, Porto Ero Loaf Crushed
and Coffee Sugars, yarouI gradea
C'ute--Rio, LlguByra, Java, MochO and Santos
Mo ases-New Orleans Rico sugar IIour and sy,t,
I"as--G unpowder, Imperial and Hi.c gag
CaUfles-Spsrn, Adanantine and TaIiow
s"ap-Clsi'r, brown, .amiy aud Fanny
Spers-Piru ptO, Pepper, Cloves Cnstaop Mace Gi,,s,
Pro'ision'-bscun lard, Butter Chstse, firc
owe Oh, tagghc Y PIPER, Musthrd star b. Alum
Indigo, ~ i'u-, Hodu, ia ANA SCARS
wines and lluJrs, BrHndies ali price.
hadeifa Port Sherry, Champagne Malaga and dv yy,,
Holland Gin. jamaica Rum. Rsctihei whi-ksy ~ '
Y ruyian G1'no. sal', Pate, &c. ,,tg,
Ah1AlNt-HAk AiSsi 10 receipt Of I,fy- s..,,,
Ne msn 1 China, GIss and Farhenwar- direct ron
~ ufe OF mauy new Hrd handsob- shapes and pstt.. "a
tlcb VIII choice stock OF Fancy Goods Looking GIs
~ Ware &c. invite the particular attention u bgib NOE
SAFE uui fetslrurshittrF '''.''
Bhg determined TO reduce my stock with view Of making
Ee In ny 1uIhsi Inducements u be offered 10 pune.ai
'u-i. mefsi on patrons purchasing forcash
good order. utCU ~ ,r E.--'' IN
mhi4 -. - y, 20 -,
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rmnrY YRAns, yI.w ~ rnE .. 5. 80

~ ibis uork the reader viii Ind
temper freedom from matgulty, Which 10 the
ehe wilderness ~ authorship would dicred tn preiensions
NJ Benton. especially stuck With historical
te. OF Lownfes and Pnctney HE fair and honest
o that good old patriot oitEn John Taylor Of Caroline r
osphc and dgnhed doln~aou Of Macon the glow
ng adns,on whh gems the portrait touch q John Rsnloph
En can only be painted by sketch the dgni1d
Jeneront hadspu aud Monroe, with feeling Their
dtat al unite 10 make this Wot Instructive and
torming The beautiful drapery Whth has gracefully thrown
srfu production" ~
Prom accommodation TO the "faq1irrr,r Jane :.
Pubshed W subscription and u be obtand Richmond Of
-. JAMES wOODHOsE.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-25

SupE.1on -Four. We are under obligatlOp mad
Andrew Wilson, Esq, for sample lot OF hour lor
at his mill at South Buffalo, z or miles 81 one
Greensboro Mr. WIS mill is furnished WIN e, NJ s
McMannan's smut machines; and, judging n Tor sr
sample of -four which we have received, pew
ticle has not been, and probably cannot DC, In;
featured at any other establishment in tins S, rt
country. tTTeeHso0Fo"9"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-25

USEFUL RECIPES. Apple Pies ,cithout Apples. 1
cup of sugar, tea spoon full tartaric acid 2 cups
of water cup full of light bread crummed fine, L
egg Season with lennon anything that suits
the taste. Let the water be warm, when the bread
is put III, that it may look soft Bake with crust,
you would an apple pie.
lince Pic acithout 1feat The same preparation
for apple pics. Add hard boiled egg, to a
pie chopped fine, with raisins and such other seas
oning as the taste may dictate for mince pie.
Slap Jacks. Scald quart of Indian meal with
sufficient water to make thin batter. When it is
lukewarm, stir in halfa pint of wheat flour, gill
of yeast and tcaspoonfu of salt; let it stand over
night. If sour in the morning, add little saleratus
dissolved in warm water. Allow two tablespoontuls
of the batter to cake, and fry them in batter or
nice lard enough to prevent them from sticking to
the frying pan. Eat them while hot with butter
and molasscs sugar.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-25

SPIRIT DRINKING IN SWEDEN In Sweden, the
people are fast rising to fearful conviction of the
The late ausion to this vice in the kings speech at
the opening of the diet, seems to have been more
the reflex of ncipient public opinion than origi-
nal conception of his Various petitions have
been presented of late to King Oscar, praying him
to take such measures shall avert the misery
which threatens the nation if the production of spi
its be allowed TO continue in its present extent.
The last of these petitions had Is 900 signatures
The people begin now to assemble in large crowds
and to call unanimously for the closing of the dis
tieries, that they may be secured against death
before next harvest comes round' In cases
the mob has forcby entered the isteries, and with
the cry, The hell drink shall not be made any
more" put out the fires Hitherto no more violent
excess than the above has taken place.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-25
100 90

censes, une Term, 1858, ~ 1so W
Treasurer Of the United States, payment
as in full sfor expenditures made in this
State on Regiment of Volunteers in the @zssss
War with Mexico (incudng sl,37l 80
as interest) refunded, 1904 81
st. Sundry Sherifs Public Taxes for the year
1852, payable in 1858, s3,el3 IL
Joseph Carroll, late Sheriff of Ceave-
land county, additional return of Pub
lie Tax for the year 1851, 10 81
Merchants Rank of Newberp Tax ON stock 562 so
Commercial Bank of Wilmington ditto, e75 90
Interest on Seaboard and Roanoke Rail
road Bonds, 323 20
!. Bank of Fayetteville, Tax stock, $50 90
c. Dewey, Cashier premium draft for
$4,000 Bank of the Republic City
of New York, SO 90
R. P Finch, Clerk of the Superior Court
of Wake county in part Of judgment
against Charles Baker, late Sheriff of
Yancy county, 35 IS
Sundry Sheiffs Public Taxes for the year
1852, payable in 1853, l43962 a5
L. A. Mason, Sheriff of Gastcn county,
additional return of Public Tax for the
year $780, lO4 90
I. w. Ray, late Sheriff of Madison
ty, additional return of Public Taxes for
the year 1851, 81 70
IT,. Judkrs, Sheriff of Warren county,
additional return of Public Tax fer the
year 1852, "a 90
D. Rushing, Sheriff of Union county ditto, 196 SO
Bank of Cape Fear; Tax stock held by
individuals in said Bank, 1850 90
Bank of the State ditto 2,243 %
F. S. Lyon, Commissioner of Banks in the
State of Alabama, for 500 State
pom Bonds
Principal 100000 90
Interest, s,O75 81 523O75 81
Premium, $4,000 co
Jacob Sler, agent for the collection of
Cherokee Bonds, 500 90
G. Dewey, Cashier of the Bank of the
State, premium two drafts tho
Bank of the Republic in New York
city, amounting to $4,000, 1865 90
IOE -
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$1,564,474 80


Paid William Collins, Chairman of the
Commissioners of Weldon & CASTOR
Railroad Company, in part of the
States subscription to said Road, 10000 90
J.R Justice President Neuse River Nav
gaton Company, in part of States
subscription, 5000 90
Sundry persons, per order of Commission
ers Hospital for Insane, 5000 90
Sundry persons, interest Fayetteville
g. Western Plank Road Bonds, 444 90
G, Dewey, Cashier, Interest Raleigh
& CASTOR Railroad Bonds. 60 90
Hon. Thomas Rufin, Chief Justice of
the Supreme Court, his Sd quarters
Salary for 1852, 625 90
Hon. NJ E. Manly, of the Judges
of the Superior Courts, his ha.years
Salary for 1s52, 975 90
Hon. Thomas Settle, ditto O75 90
James Iredell, Reporter of the Supreme
Court, for reporting decisions OF said
Court, August Term, at Morganton
1852, $50 90
W. D. Cooke, for printing and delivering
127 copies of the Supreme Court Re-
ports, August Term, 1852, at Morgan
ton, SO 100 O5
IS John DeCarteret & Son, for binding, &c
Supreme Court Reports. 4s 90
William Eaton jr., Attorney General,
Certificates, 80 90
W.N. Fl. Smith, Solicitor 10 Certificates, 200 90
r. Strange, do. 8 do. $50 90
Geo. S. Stevenson, do. do. l4O 90
s. s. Gather, do 6 do, GO 90
To be Coatiaued1
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PUBLIC tUND-DlSBlRSEN
North Carolina Railroad Company,
State Loan,
Cape Fear and Deep River Navigation Company,
Weldon & CASTOR Railroad,
Hospital for Insane,
General Assembly,
Neuse River Navigation Company,
Literary Fund,
Principal Raleigh & CASTOR Railroad Bonds,
Interest d"
Ditto State Bonds,
Ditto State Coupon Bonds,
Judiciary,
Public Printing,
Raleigh & Castor Rail Road,
Interest Fayetteville & Western Plank Road Bonds
North Carolina Railroad Survey, western extension,
Atlantic Railroad Survey,
Presidential Election,
Congressional do.
Sheritfs for settling Taxes.
Geological Survey,
Tar River Navigation,
Revised Statutes,
Executive Department,
State Department.
Treasury Department,
Comptroiler's Department,
Adjutant General,
State Librarian,
Superintendent Capitol,
Governors House, (furnshng)
Pensioners,
Weights and Measures,
Agricultural Societies,
Contingent and Miscellaneous,
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coMprKnLLER,g REpoRT.-CoNTINUED.


Duplin County Halsted Bourden, Chmn -
Spring distribution, 1852, s s.
Montgomery " Oliver Wyie Chairman,
FaH distribution 1852, s.
Tvrrell Il John McCleese, Chairman
Fall distribution 1852, 4
Institution for the Deaf Dumb and Blind
Paid w. D. Cooke per order Of the Executive
Committee of said Institution, ~
Swamp Land-
This sum paid Saml F. Adams, Jr- to pay ex-
penses incurred by Thomas J. Pasteur, nndor Ill
rections of Literary Board, in survey OF Swamp
IAnds foFs5sainage,
-4pri1.
d., a,ndr, f1ba;rnen. of Boards of Superintend-
ants ,f Common Schools, Fall distribution, 1852
Co. Ezra B. Wilson, Chairman, S
CODES VIM. A. MITCHELL 20
1n.;t,t;on for the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind
Paid w. D. Cooke, pr order OF Ihe nAe'u 81
Committee of said Institution, o
Paid Calvin a. Wiley, General superintendent Oh
Common Schools, his 1st quarters salary for the
year 1885,
Paid william Hill, sect'y of State, for making out
warrants and surveys for the use OF the Literary
Board
Hay.
Raid supdrv Charmen of Boards of Superintendent
Of Common Schools Spring dividend, 1853:
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COMMON SCHOOLS
Paid sundry Superintendents of Common Schools
Spring distribution for 1853