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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26
HOTEL ARRIVALS October 25.h


Dr. VI Jeter, Salem; W Moore, Lexington: Nm Ne'''
and servant Rockhrdgc; Joseph sparrow. Lesa.ion Z
Andsson, Rockbridge; John Euhank, RrhHTH3' t4ar,'
Strawlev RocSbridge; Nathaniel Hunter ApplGfiioX W
Andrews Arnnlatun; Miss Alkaline Elliott, Apsa itoN Mr.
Mary miller dc; Geo Yuili Canpbcl l. II kn5sr H1'.
burg; WIN II Hardwood C9mpbel John lFhreak, iyh'
burg, g " shields Rockhrlge; II Harmug y. enu L ].
ClIowtId blaeksburg l. Lancaster. fncasf.c Lc"r 81
Wielr Ntlnond Capt W Anderson WSominei J. Has "
Camphe II Bucincr, Va y Tom Il Il; ! 1a-a1, 4 .
dom b Morrss and lady Aniherst John N lIosa "" l
Henry liandpy New Orleans.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26

>rtoriIarN medicine the truth If which IS placed he
von the sns OF article aud The Inay cures
ju- daily performed by it, which previously had resisted all
other medicines aud III skill of the best physicians in the
world composed # blso extracts aud peculiar
Arablposscssiug, i'll concentrated form all Their Sia
,gtng anodvnc, penetrating uucuoui and reyusNo proper
iis an the which, ages used by the Sons Of
die Desert with such miraculous success, in curing the dis
uasts o both mad and beast.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26

The Repu blican is very contemptuous towards
the late Convention IN this city. Not only its
scarcity of numbers. butts want of mind is un.
sparingly ridiculed The latter should have ex,,
cited the ommseration of our .neighbor. 1t is
not given to all to be wise. The amount of in
telect employed in making Joseph johnson
Governor Of Virginia and filing the Congression-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26

MoRE on THE NAVAL RETIRING y OARp. In
the late brilliant action with the pirates in the
East Indies, young naval officer was wounded
in the front of the fight, and in the gallant ais-
charge Of his duty. His conduct elected the ADM.
ration and applause of the British off GERS who
acted in conjunction with our forces, as well a
of his own comrades, and drew n letter of COM
mendation from the British Governor General
The name of this oliaeris Lieutenant II enry Ro-
lanln, who has been retired by the Daniels who
SAT- IN Judgment on our navy inefficient.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26

Coon illr The e lincy (ill..l Herald says
abotionst has the same right precisely to
steal three dollar Kentucky bill from the peck
ct book of Mssourian travelling in Illinois,
the ground that the laws of this State do not
cognize the money Of the foreign banks shat he
has to steal the Mssourian's nigger, the ground
that our laws don't recognize slavery.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26

Tho object g this brief notice is 10 call the .sa=tld
ton Of ali persons Who find necessary TO s1ry in - b-
long enough take meal TO stay all ght 10 tin c
DERBY, and. in every respect well kept house 81 Mr. P
son-fHE CITY lIorF L is we'll worthy The pa
all persons either passing through soournng in ml
II is situated in quiet and peaceful port N Of ihn ,ty $500
every eXrrtion is nd' by tho proprctr 10 render
Portable in body aud othcgg..t.
The writer Of this hesy batc has eSpericne all hercr
lated, SDJDt. bNLE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26
zpmehbur0 T;r0tnian.
Closing Scene

Closing scene
Just a. the Convention was closing one OF us
members offered a resolution nbnishing The
Catholic test II WAS eventually lail upon the
table hy n nall majority. II is evident that
they are unable tn agree, and we may regard
this as about the last expiring eifort.-Repsbh-
caa.
The resolution referred to by the Republican
was in these words:
"Resoired. That this Convention holds the
rights of conscience and the great principles Of
religious Freedom, set forth in The Virginia
BIZ nfRight>. saered and invielahlc; and thatIt
will exclude no native born citizen from Office, of
whatever religious persuasion who orenly dis
claims oil paramount allegiance 10 any Foreign
Prince OF potentute."
TWAS offered iust the Convention was in
the act Of adjonrnng and after many of the del
ega,es had left-the mover explaining thai he
had not been tble 10 get the faer earlier. When
ii was presented the Chairman If the committee
by whom the resolutions were reported objected
to further action b. the Convention, 10 lis redpe-
ed state although he approved the resolution,
bat thought ii unnecessary in as much as its pur
port had been substantially embraced in the
resolution already adopted by thu Convcnton.as
follows:
Resoired. That the sth Section of the Phila-
delphia Platform is no, intended in the opinion
of this Convention, tn exclude any citizen from
political station on account ofh- religious faith
but only such as may have reserved paramount
allegiance TO foreign potentaie
Of the several members who briefly comment
ed ON the resolution, not one objected 10 il sell
timent nor Is it believed thei any member Of the
Convention would have opposed it. motion
was made to lay it on the table the vote was
simply on the question Of cotton or non-actien
under the circumstances. The editor Of The
Richmond Wing. who was present notices the
matter in the following terms:
.In ldtion 10 this, and IN or1er to make the
sentiment of the Convention sill palmer upon
this important point, the following resolution was
offered by DR.. Pattesou, OF Amherst n few min
utes before the adjournment Of the Convention,
but which wa laid upon the table by small ma
ioriiyn consequence Of the ateness of the hour,
togeth or with the conviction Of many TINT the
substance of il had been already embodied IN that
given above. 1t MAS however, prdciicaiiy ad-
opted, for il is within our personal knowledge
that no opposition wa. or would have been made
TO it on account 81 it. character. On the contra
ry, every member Of the Convention, rs far Us
we are awnre. was heart and soul in favor ot the
sentiment IL announces"
Our neiglbor is welcome 10 all the capital he
can make of this affair.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26

with communications urging Mr. Ni.e's claims
10 the Presidency. Nata word do we see.in favor
Ex-senator Hunter. siaee hi> wonderful Land bill,
hi chances have been growing beautifully less.
He ba.ied himself in the most unsenatorial man
ner in tbe canvass far Mr.. Wi-e-heped to make
him Governor, and plaee him GA a perch from
which be could reach nj tar Presidency and now
the Governor elect l. matching from the senator
hi, chance for II II lninaiian We wonder how
the latter feel. uud,r the circumstances
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26

The pub c cautioned against another counterfeit which
has lately made its appearance led W b. Farrell Arabian
nimenl the most dangerous Of all tie eaneriits because
without r an1ca thqt a coantGrft VS. AID thew Vii
perhaps an discover sir wan he spurious mixture
Tie genuine manufactured only H. Ii g Farrell
&c n'sn'f and r9flear ana wholesale dfnEeist No II
G, bsTa Farrcis tbSs3n g. F&RREiI S1and his sn IA,
tnre "a the wrapper, all others countcrfeits.
soll'@ K SrABiER co, Druggists.
and by regularly authorized agents throughout the tinted
- Price p and 80 cents and 81 par hottie.
-. = ATrgfs wanted in every town yia5e and hamla in
ne agi Satr IN which one Is not alre7dy established
address H. farrell a above accompanied with good refer
cnce as T. q arlrter responsibility. foe 20d&ciw
RE" are aware ow Frequent, publisher. .se
coapeted 10 insert among their advertisements statements
which they can neither sanction or believe.
pleasant pton 10 this di, reehe necessity the
gNeIiisemsn" bt &c A{EE' Cherrry Pectora and pills
winch viii tound IN CIR columns, We have published for
him efore and always It'll the feeling that in so doing in
no "" ieh 10 dee'" or instead the public tor we
have hl ndsputaba proof that Lis words strictly
they promise and all THAT can he reasonably expected from
medicine His Cherry Pectorl Is we'll known in this
mnay t. need any comnaadaon from rs and his Pills,
arTrei bly, informed are not inferior 10 his Pectora
Hrrs II rror a. foe sit
'Th.rtrc"."'io" OF ,i,e siiooi IL i"s,i, esteemed
ENGINE heart driven to all parts of the system, eiYiag
Ihis living d"4 whether socp wake, salps brlskly
thf1tsh the "a i'' md u.E> soiiy through the veins
low aee'ssr~y ia uaud b. kept all mjuritv
t,tI. ap.,,nirn Of ,1, IN ~ "a,
AVID serves is GENERALLY primary cause and Jausdice
iad24sii IN ana all the hafa-sns lngs attending Dyspep
'a which make life burden, result nom Suicide would
iattiS elrW suE1f' II there was II" eate No one would
ahs u ne Is aole to ohtaH 2''aoI ltooHands cole
orted German Buers prepared by Or {. n Jackson, Pha
dphi they rarely taii in tfecting permanent
adv trti=ement foe lJ.lf,
W IL III
EsIsSPP- Ebrr Est;,gr,-ILp attention III,
rubl' is called annexed certificate of BAkFRs pm
MI Blf IL- which Is ons Of the popular family ncd
cuts known In tli, cagrrf,. - '' e'
CoTrtGF NAV Il Is,, s,
Near CurdsNf}le iiuck bingham cnuntv Va
n Et5ah B1trr; ~r--AIy vie. having been tor
,t . - ,,"''ii anu NerNono DE
L. eve them ilH Ar nFinE haita4azen bottles, s.n
''i h.I h'i'H nReh improved ami aer digestive organs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26
FuNER A. NOTICE.

ne funeral sermon If The lite Rov. ANfHpN il'''
post as faithful pastor Of the ranby street Airad-
WI" ne preached al the Iti Methodist thafth 81 W"
~ II O'Clock on next Sabbath the 1sth, inst.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26

It Jenkins, Moses Preston Bedford Jessc l. Salnoas
horst Lewis Arthur, Bedford. q & Otry IyH,hnrg J'
J. Arthur, Big Island Jas l. Campbell Bedford Il Aoy9.
campbell; james Naura James MetcaG Bedford Fred WI
Montgomery G Parker, Va d Tenn Il r. L { scott y
hpr;t.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26

The whole country knows how Mr.. Brooks, of
the New York Express, exposed and punished
tina arrogant and willy John, Archbishop of the
Province of New York !" in a controversy with
that prelate on the question of Church property
in New York Mr.. Brooks is again a candidate
for the State Senate. The followin, statement
by the Crusader will show the means resorted to.
to defeat him:
-"Since Mr.. Brooks accepted the nomination,
more than thousand 'naturalized' Irish papists
were sent by the mysterious wire-pullers of the
Archbishopric of New York to coonize that dis
trict."
The Church of Rome has nothing to do with
politics. Oh. no.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26

al seats and the laainniie- jhet NJ prescott lin
tra,e the glory aud genius of Virginia has lit
but little for any other party ia the state.
Grv. scorr's BACK pAy.-The Washington
correspondent of the New York Times says
perceive that some Of the correspondents at this
point doubt tho statement that Gem Scott /. to
he allowed the pay # Lieut.. General. IL Is 10
be- hoped that few days at futihest will pat nm
cud 10 all laubt aud suspense upon the subject,
NJ well a Ia the apparently unnecessary delay
which hns characterized the proceedings IN this
ca.r. The accounting eiiicor-. protesting Doubt
n Ia the sadiy If tie Geuoiaiis cain =" IN
creased paw. submitted the en- tothc head ct
the Waf Department. by whYmii was ret'rrvdia
the Attorney General for M, opinion. HIS, Mr.
Cushing rendered fivf. or six weeks aga, aud The
subject NnS returned IL the accounting officers
hy artleraf the cabineut nj least Ten dnys since.
Surely TINT ought IL he ample tina tsr ascertain
in. tie amount due. if the claim Is IN he allowed
il the Accounting officers aud tho Attorney Gen
cral agree ia disnllowng surely there can b.
40 renson lor kerping The General. and the quito
equally interested public so long in suspense up.
ON tie subject | learn further HAT the Auditor
having charge Of the business i, now engaged in
ovcrhnuIine General Scott Mexican War nc
counts. IL ascertain what ha, beenme of about
80 100 for which The General hns presented
no vouchers Thai i the story. at least a
hear II. The missing sum il there i any SUCH
will aanhtle-. be- balanced hy certificate from
the STATE Department that it was expended for
secret service. " AMI nug' to be charged to the
secret fund. Perhaps il J. such investigations n
thee which postpone the Gusu announcement OF
the result Of Grnerals1coit'- application
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26

a DuTCHMAN's PRoGNosrCArloN.-A friend
of ours asked IA Dutchman the other day what
kind of winter he thought we would have The
Dutchman, drawing himself up with an air of
philosophic equanimity, and an oracular snap of
the eye, said; III dink she viii be VERY cold dis
winter or VERY hot-one oCdem both" Our
friend expressed his Acknowledgements aud pass
ed on.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26

CLARK u tO)-iENl lNEtOp LIVER ollA-Ihe great
Attending, the ri this valuable remedy IN tonShp
having induced NIL kinds limitations purchasers are eau
TONED notice that the signature uEGhhAN, CLARK
CO. In full over the of each bottle without which it is
nonulne the Ntlu' of the oapentis upon its puri
IT, ab much ctnlot IL, taken the genuine
IIEGEMAN CLARK ~ co,
lie Successors g., Rushton. Clark a Co.
-. = aul1 tB
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26

Personnel. or MARSHAL PEtIssIER.-lhe
f1,lawing j, an extract ola private letter dated
Lefore Sebastopo:
WIS rather surprised at the appearance Of the
French eoinlnat der of the forces. From his
character exprctcd II have seen young, active
man. whereas General Pessier i enormous
w fat lnln.wih srv white hair:which is cut very
close: he is So fat that he i unable To r.dH any
distance. He was in an open carrlngo drawn by
four grays, ana two snldier@ "a autriicrs, and an
Arab with II white flowing robe followed il. The
General was dressed in uniform, with II nur Der
decorations on his breast, and over his shoulders
@ wore white cloak somewhat similar Ia those
worn by the Arab chiefs. lie i not very tall,
and his faco ha, rather good HUNDRED express
sion. and quite different from what your imagina
lion would portray from his history either here or
in africa.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26

Among the nnw book, announced in England
are novel by Philip Bailey. the author of "fes
tus." and two volumes of Misceliane>, by Rob
crt browning. Miss c. Sinclair has novel
called Gross Purposes IN the press. L'rd j,
Russeli's concluding volume of the "Mcmors and
CorreSpondence If Fox is also announced.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26

Rev. George H. Doanc, Gate Episcopal minis
ter all son Of the Bishop Doane Of New Jer>"y)
who Joined The Romnn Catholic religion. has
sailed for IIavrr. France. lie gees O. the Col
cge oi 1t Sulpier. Paris, To study for the priest
hood, and will b. there about year and half
Nan Iqrl. BoSi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26

SATIN SourHwESrERN NtRGlNIA.-Professor
Merriam, in recent letter To the National iaief-
hgencer thus speaks Of the salt mines Of Wash
ipeton county. in this State, which will soon be
next door neighbor t. u;
In Virginia on the southwestern mountains,
u, nm cleyalin of $50 feet above the SEA. i one
Of the richest salt mines in the car,h: In all my
researches throughout The world find no sauIt
flat for table n>e i eqaal to the salt made at
the mines IN Washington oolnty. Virginia. The
time will come when The Washington county
salt will br the only table salt that will find sale
in the greai elite, of the United States. Iti- II
pure chigei3e ofsedjUn. wholly free from the deli
qae.,iis eilatile- abundant in and - injurious
T. other -alt. II wall remain perfectly dry in a i
changes Of atmosphere, in every parallel, from
the pole taihe eqnntor. Nature placed this salt
in vast gyp>nns easement, uEti tho wants "i
Tn people threw open the great treasure for the
he IT man.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26

=. wolf - H. ihrif lssa + country al hannr w.
oaniurr Eag.i-hmon to bronx m delay n placing
a, the head II ire small, bnt chivahou. army,
man who can make it. value productive or snmr-
thing more than an honorable disaster.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26

T. Great Cunt i DO which vas expected
IL I-la and on account of whose non-appraranee
Sir Lin Ucr>cbel put n Grape on hi, telescope,
VI. BONNIE. n distinguished German Astronomer
finds MT to be due ill 1855. With Immense IA
hor he has gone all the intricate calculations
and estimates that the comet would he retarded
To that exten, by the influence Of the lanrts.-
The periods of it. return have ranged from 259
t. 2si, years and if il shall not return before
Is53. its present period will be longer by nine
,.ears finn over heflre.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26


The Newport Mercury speaking Of the result
Of the pruning in the navy by the naval board
AID If hox heavily II I'LL. Rhode Island
say-:
It. Bfn3nell has seen the British flag pulled
down seven times. lie with thu army Mt
Fort George. Little York. md was nj the battle
nf Erie and With ITarrsn Mt Maiden aad on the
river Thames IL al-o at the >iefss Of Erie
and wn- tae senur officer If three vessels order
ed T. lnh't cooperate with and aid IN cross
ing Gen. Browns army In brsiege the fort. H.
commanded part Of the forces which surprised
aud drave oil the garrison nj Dover. having first
crossed intn the cnemY- county ~ II spy. 10 get
the necessary information before the attack
With two hundred sailors and one hundred in.
fantry. h. crossed the lax aud marched seven
miles in the dead Of uig'i, drove out seven hun.
dred British troops. burnt the place nnd there
lay prevented tn mrlitate1 attack upon and the
L. sttucinn of -. fleet Of Erie; and IN the battle
Of Like L. he also distinguished himself.
Lieut. b. nell i, u superior sailor, is in the
fall possession of all his faculties, aud ~
ehurge has been brought agnin,, bim-yct
he j. set aside without anoppnrtuuity being af-
fardrl him of defending himself Who dare say
that republics are not ungmtefu!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26

DAN RlvER.-The Madison y CO Democrat ain to a
idea of improving the Dan river from Danyie place
to adaptit to steamboat navigation The Cd Roauok
navigation company. it said willing max, -l
arrangements whrev their right, Transferred to sun
company 10 undertake the proposed hnrrogens
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26

al seats aud the laminnfir- ihat NJ present lin
tra,e the glory aud genius of Virginia has 1T
but little for any other party ia the stat"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26
4 4Hsr-Our ChecL, dn,cd 2Ith int M, ~

BANK ct Virginia at Lynchburg PAYABLE to G Cr"aso. ~
a. 'i gel o. which the public cautioned against
's W. toe ~oit'i w. II. CADANISS Il co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26
u. q. tnrrc,!,. a..n!.c Arab.an ..inin.e.l. i.

Nhaes lie Depot M Ito liroadv ay.
Sid ~ Druggists generally in the United states.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26
a tDEEE3E-

NSEEEE-
~ Lotto bass strictly prime Rio Coffee; 800. I'll
. flo = Ssntos--carto of the schooner iatea''''
the Bralils--in STORE aud for sale by 80,
EDMOND, DAVENPORT y '''l
@Gts Rtrl''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26

I0TI0'I!,
London Banker, has sent through his agent ia Wv Yor
$500 for the benefit Of the orphans Of Norfolk
CoSFIRNtrIoN AND ORDINArIoS-Tho RsA Reverend,
Johns assistant Bishop cf the Episcopal Diocese Of Ns
administered the rite of conmaonu Grace Church
burg, Monday morning last aud in the eveu y the
day Mr. Robert Gatowood of Norfolk orliael i1.
N nnacnns
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26

SSow.-We learn from passengers by the W.stqr,, ..
Yesterday a.i the mountains were covered with sa,y tined
before to the depth of three inches
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26
: I-ir1t'~s s.i,.uid eat.,;r-

'' ri'. NiH2 acad 1i brsn y. W iih !, .
ihi,h'y to disease The Liver becomes toruid tho
'''d 'tu ial'' son springs up .snrlfnaon IN art,i
"na hn"ly Ttgaar illness ensues ward If ali these
u''S ehetts ttNe CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE. ts nurf,.
and cooling influence the Blood with It's -, i s
All nervousness VIII at commend il AZ tho vnr a 50
lncr Medicine No should fail to try II ybo yarn III
lin ~ ~ ''i'' 'auVs health.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26

y, B-several influential gentlemen in this county will
s'Hi you certificates of most Important effected y yanr
f'rhun bttersn their families, W. all lis being
thu country Notl> ~ a g
Every flny Should keep fey bottl,s on hand Price
- cont, per hottie. '''s'i
10 h. had wholesale aud rotal al r Stablcr & Cos
!''fothef y Nh!tehcads, j H. Thompson COS and ! n
S'1Ns. IVnchburg aud tsteeSts prHrralIv ..,, ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-26

COTTAGE, May Il, ls55. !

nhit called +" the annexed certificate of BAkER's PR.
MN which Is one Of the mos popular family
zines known In this cuuutfs:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-04-04
THE MARKETS.
Petersburg. March 81

Petersburg, March 80.
CoTroS.-Sales at s a. ST.
ToBAcco.-Lugs 81 50 6 SOC. Leaf
6:5O a IS.
WHEAT.-We quote prime Red and
White 5000 q s2:27, inferior to good
81 .a5 q sl,75.
CoRN.-Sales at 82a a IS c.
FLouR.-city Extra 9:25 $40.
GUANo. - Peruvian $50; Mexican
SIS; Super Phosphate Of Lime SAC.
Fayetteville. March 81.
Candles-Fayettevllle Factory l8c.
a 90. Adamantine so a. 55c.
Cotton-75 a SIC.
Flour -Cruss 7 IS a 600; super.
fine 8 25 a s 90
Feathers-I5 a. &c.
CuIn-l00 u Ito.
NJ ilasses-Cuba % a. %; \. Or
leans 40 a. 90.
Whlskey IS Coo.
Norfolk, M,lch q.
FLpua.-Superfne 9:2j; Extra 90
Family slOl l0i
SUGAR-Brown. Porto Rico, 6 a 81
y. Orleans 8 &C.
MoLAssEs-Cuba "a G.; n. Orleans
30 a 81 c.
CORES -Laguira III a Il G.; Ri
Halt.
GrASo.-Peruyian s4s.
Wilmington, March a..
Candles. TalIow lG r.; Adamantino .
80; Sperm % so.
COTE. Java Is a 10: Lagu,yra 10 II
Rio III l2!.
Fl,ur. Canal i: a III Fayetteville 900
500.
Mola..ss. Cub, % IS; y. Orleans 50
30.
sugar. Browa sa s Loaf and crushc
II a 10.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-04-04
Funds Needed.

THE selection Of FAN Grolnd 70, the Or
apge County Agricultural society having
been made, and the purchase directed, all those
members Of The Sociely who have subscribed 10
the fund for fitting il up, are requested 70 pay
their several subscriptions al their earliest con.
venience, either 10 the Treasurer. Mr., James q.
Tureniine, Of TO the Secretary, Mr.. Edwin A,
Heart.
As many Of the menhers have mol paid their
second annual contribution Of one ,nllar each,
due in August last, ) and some have neglected
10 pay The first, il il hoped that they will also
promptly make payment. The money is needed
for the successful operation Of the Society.
BY order Of The Executive Committee.
M,rch 30ih 1855. ST.