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ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,
end Attorney at Law.

ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,
Counsellor and Attorney at Law,
-4-ses-ss RALEIGH, N c., g ,L-
Will attend the County and Superior Courts OF Wake
Johnston Chatham and New Hanover He is to be found
at the Office formerly occupied by the late Hon. WILL H.
Haywood, Jr.
Raleigh, january g. 1854. 16-w&sw6m.
JAMES J. IREDELL,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
RALEIGH, N. c.,
Will attend to all business entrusted to him. in the Courts
of this and the adjoining Counties. -
Oice-the occupied by the late Hon. James lredeil
Raleigh June 18th, 1858. 62-tf
1852 WINSTON & CLARKE,
Counsellors and. Attorneys at Law,
RALEIGH, N. C.
P. H. WINSTON. VIM. ]. CLARKE.
March &c. 1858. 81
Law COpartnership.
MILLER AND ROGERS,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
RALEIGH N. G.
H W. MILLER S I'll RoGERs
October %, 1854. 66-t
T. W.
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a PPLICANTS TO TAKE CHARGE OF THE C0N
Amon Schools in the County Johnston will have an
opportunity of meeting the Examining Committee of said
County on the 18th of August on the 22d of senen
per next IN Smithed they meet the Committee at the
above stated times and no others. 81 ZIG
r, s.., o j. Il. DANIEL, Chm'n
' "' to'o' T2-3tpd.
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FORM OF GUARANTEE

FURM OF GUARANTEE.
The undersigned, - Of, in the State of -, and
=, of -, in the State of =, hereby guaranty that
in case the foregoing bid be accepted he they will with
ten days after the receipt of the post
flee named designated the
for the with good and sufficient surties
shall fail to enter into contract aforesaid guar
anty to make good the difference between the offer the
said - and that which may be accepted
Signature of two guarantors.- ar u
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a PERSON WHO WISHES TO ENGAGE IN Ed
N itng and publishing hear of good opportunity
open to Rrefermen by addressing the Editors the Stan
bly,. - -, via
december 29ss1
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DMINISTRATOR,S NOTICE.-THE UNDER:
N signed having at May Term 1885, of the Court oil
Pleas and Quarter Sessions for Wake county, qualified a.
AdmlnIsrator cum test0nzeno GDperO of John d. Power
decd hereby gives noceto all persons indebted to the Is
tate OF the SAID John d. Powell to forward and MAN.
payment And to those having claims against said estate ~
present them, this notice VIII be pleaded under the a
Of Assembly.
JOS D. POWELL, administrator.
May 25 1855 53-3m;
ey The undersigned will be in the City of Raleigh uu
ring our next August Court specially for the purpose "
settling up the affairs of his testator.O
JOS D. POWELL
RUR ASSORTME NT OF GOODS.-WE ARElN
" possession of full stock of Summer Goods, and are
determined to sell at the lowest prices possible
May 25, 1855. 90
~ Register, Star and Spirit of the Age copy.
TUST RECEIVED.-A LOT FAMILY GROCEii
% RIES Crushed and Brown Sugars Java Bohea RI9 anu
Laguira Cofees, G. p Tea, Soap, Candles, Snuff ana I
CARS Also lot of chewing Tobacco, ON commission y
'N'''' p''''' L1TcHFoRD COOKIES,
June &c. 1855. g.
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NEW JEWELLERY STORE.

Richmond, Feb. ?, 1856. ~ u 81 -
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PINEY POINT LINE TO BALTIMORE.
ON SUNDAY OF EACH WEEK.
EADE ONLY 81.

Raleigh, April 5, 1855.
Smyrna times., 1855-06-06
HIOre than thew Want.

l., Inc San Fancisco, Caatornia) auction mar
Ne's are crowded with Chill and domestic Aour.
cargo alter cargo is offered, under the hammer
10 be sold to the highest bidder. The lowest
sale OF good article OF supertne has been n
S'''oo per barrel. Seven vessels have been
loadcd with wheat and flour for the Atlantic
ana Australian ports. The Times of that city
says II Is the general belief among farmers
ana others who have opportunities OF observ,.
t''l'' mat the heavy crops of the past wear viii
DC iar exceeded by those of the present: and
!" th'S view OF the case, and impeled by the
io"9 eAi''ing low price of farm products, busi
nc'S men nave at length resolved to snip, in
Ssaich ol market large portion of the flour.
Si"ll' e'c.' CalliornIa by this development OF
m~ vS omm agricultural industry Is equal to SI2,-
OOOOO0 annually.
Smyrna times., 1855-06-06
Fanatics in those Davs.

The readers of rum papers, and the listeners
OF bar-room logic. would conclude, if they be.
lleyed what they heard, that our foretathers'
fought, bled and died. that few men in 1855,
might sell rum and curse the land with pau
perlsm andcrime. And yet some of those fath.
ers were strongy.itinctured with fanaticism.
even at that early day. The first continental
Congress, before the declaration of National
Independence, uttered their manifesto against
rum. 10 the following emphatic Maine Law
English. The despotism Of intemperance. as
well as that Of the mother, claimed the attan.
tion of the men Of the Revolution.( ed 80,
Resolved, That It be recommended 10 the
several Legislatures Of the United States -.
mediately to pass laws, the most efTectuaI for
putting an Immediate stop to the pernicious
practice of distilling, by whieht the most exten.
sve evils are likely to be derived, if moi ouicr.
ly prevented" ..losa,.l1-'l'' : -
Such was the "opinion' of the rum traffic
'n the 9th of ofFebruary, l774.
Smyrna times., 1855-06-06
CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE T,vrs
N A R RIED.

On the 3lst uItimO, by Rev. Peter Meredith
Mr. ISAIAH l.. EIsENBREY and Miss F,xxv u
CLorD' both of Smyrna.
The printers share-a piece Of excoI,,.,
cake-accomPaned the above. Nav iovom..
mowers be strewn about this happy coupIc>s
pain throughout the journey of life 7
On the 9th ultimo, by Rev. ]. Hourb NJ,
w lillian J. LANK, of Kent county, and MIS-
HANNAH RORBINs, of SUSSEX couo,v DoI
on the @sth ult., by Rev. J. Gregg, Mr.. WV
NJ JONES and Miss ANNA NJ. TAyLon bo,,, -
Kent county, Del. .-' II
On the 23d uIt., by Rev. s. NJ. Cooner NJ,
'Acoh 5 MAcLARy and Miss ANNA +. Groro.
all OF Kent county. 90. ''.' H'f = '-N ''@+'
Oh the OH inst, by the same, Mr. J,cor p
alice and Miss SARAH R. Dick. ali of Dn.t
Greek Hundred. ..... ...'-. -'"'N
=, un Thursday morning, slst ult., by the Rev
" sH u kartz' Mr.. DAyID THOMAs KING, to Miss
'e"HAH ELIZA Thomas, all Of New Castle coon-
ty, Del. .|,'" i---t"i ... 80 o'"-'
r. y" 'ne 18Th INST, ip Odessa, New Castle CO..
pei'' oy the Rev. r. II. Pattison, Mr.. CoLuM.
gus WATKINS to Miss FRANCES b. Wu,rnv u
both of the above place. a..o... ......t-'., ~
Smyrna times., 1855-06-06
Written for the Smyrna Times.
SALISBURY, Nd, May %, 1855.

-a SALISBURY, Nd, May %, 1855
Dear Times Being on visit to this vii.
lage, have concluded to drop you a few lines.
as they may, perhaps, prove interesting to YOUR
readers Salisbury is situated at the head of
Wicomico river, about two miles above sta,m-
boat and schooner navigation--on the line bo-
tween Somerset and Worcester counties opd
is a place OF more business than any other on
the Peninsula, south of Milford. Two steamers
ana large number of schooners ply regularly
between this place and the city of Baltimore.
carrying out large quantities of timber. grain
and other articles of produce. The town, how
eVef' presents an ugly appearance; the streets
being narrow, crooked and dirty, and laid off
without regard to taste or eomfort,--Among
The Improvements in progress, notice a laroe
ana commodlous Odd Fellows Hall, which.
when completed, will be an ornament to the
town.
The people of Maryland are not "dead on
inc SUBJECT OF temperance" as one of your cor
respondents Suppose-though they have been
long apparently in a deep sleep. And thoupb
she has been long dormant, yet we have reason
'oSOelleVe that the State is not absolutely dead
on this great subject, for the clash of arms and
the cry of battle IN the sister States bavo
aroused her from her torpid sleep. and she is
no" about to "arlse and struggle into light"
Much stronger effort will be made noyt Fan
10 elect men to the Legislature, who are favor
able to the total prohibition of the traffic IL
ardent spirits, than has ever been heretofore =.
and many ofthe friends of temperance are san.
gulne of being successful in procurino the mas
sage of Pronbtory Law at the next session
ol the Legislature. God grant that their most
Sanguinc expectations may be realized. and that
tll'S accur$ed, Soul-dcstroyng traffic NAV soon
be prohibited. not only in MARYLAND but in
every State of our glorious Union.
Taking into consideration the loro nro,,o;,
ing drought, the cold nights, and fr stv morn.
lngS' crops look much better than could be ex.
pected and, cheered by the high prices Of
dreadstuifs and the prospect of an abundant
harvest, the farmers are laboring in GOOD snir;ts
and in good earnest. Expovr,.,
Smyrna times., 1855-06-06

STEAMBOAT ZEPHYR.-This boat was unable
TO reach her landing places, on her downward
trip, last Saturday, on account of leakage in
her boiler When opposite Penn's Grove, on
the Jersey shore, the defect in the boiler was
"bserved; and, in consequence, she was obliged
TO lay-to at that place. The steamboat Cohan-
Sey went to her assistance, and towed her to
Wilmington, where workmen were Immediately
engaged: and In the course of ten hours, she
was enabled to resume her trip. 1t was rather
uncomfortable fOrthe passengers, of which there
were quite number, as there was heavy fall
of'rain during the day.
Smyrna times., 1855-06-06

PROTESTANT Episcopal Convention.
Convention OF the Protestant Episcopal church.
met IN Chrlsts Church, at Milford. ON Tuesdav y
last at 9 O'clock, A. Nj, and organized. bv lin.
election OF A. DUPONT, Esq, Secretary. the Rt
heV. A. Lee, ID. d., presiding At 10 o'clock
'ne morning service was performed, and an i'm
PreSSive sermon preached by the Rev. J. B.
Clemson, from Timothy, IL, Is, and the com.
munlon afterwards administered. The bus,npss
OF the Convention has all been pleasantly finish.
ed' and the final adjournment took place after
IL IL service IN the church on Wednesday Durht
i Ihe election of the Delegation to the General
as also that of the Standiur Com.
mit'ee was postponed, leaving the former off.
GERS to hold over. The same was done in re-
sPect to the other committees except that for
The relief of disabled Clergymen, when some
new measures were adopted.
Smyrna times., 1855-06-06
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION.


In accordance with a call made in the Smyrna
Times of the Both ult, a meeting of the citi-
zens OF Smyrna was held in the Odd Fellows
Hail. on Friday evening, June ls:, to make
preliminary arrangements for celebrating the
approaching Anniversary of American /Inde-
pendence.
Col. JOHN EATON was called TO the Chair.
and DIR. E. d. DALEY appointed Secretary.
Oa motion, the Chairman was authorized to
appoint committee OF five to BE- known as the
Corresponding Committee; which. committee
was appointed, and is composed of the following
gentlemen: ----'..----.-'- '-.-,.~.--.-..-.--..-
DIR. 5. NJ. Fisler, Hon. VIM. Temple,
VIM. Denney, DR.. f. D. DALEY.
Eben Cloak, -. -.-
The Chair was also authorized to appoint n
Committee of Arrangements to consist of seven.
whereupon, the following gentlemen were
named, and compose said committee:
VIM. B. Collins, Samuel c. Eaton
Dr. VIM. Cummins, Henry Shermer,
George H. Raymond, Thomas Carrow.
VIM. R. Cahoon,
Inc secretary was requested to have the
proceedings published twice in the Suvroo
Times, when the meeting adjourned.
E. d. DALEY, Sec'y.
Smyrna times., 1855-06-06

FINANCES OF PHILADELPHIA.-The Philadel
phla finances appear to be in hard way. The
Ledger of Thursday, ys:-"I 1t is pretty gen.
orally known that the finances of the city a.e
IN deranged and very unsatisfactory condi-
ilon. Debt has crept upon US very fast within
the past year, and liabilities are now pending
that must be provided for, or the city suffer dis
honor. On or before the first day of July money
must be had from some quarter. Debts then
falling due are clearly beyond the means of the
treasury
Smyrna times., 1855-06-06
Another Probable Murder bv a NEGRO


We received intelligence Yesterday. (Thurs
day) OF the probable murder of Mr.. Davd Rnr.
ton, of Mlsboro' Sussex County. bv y par,o
named Tom Oliver We have been unabIo 70
get the full particulars of the affair. but the
facts are, in substance, as follows:
a son of Oliver, negro boy, was bound to
Benjamin Burton, Esq, who had left home The
day before to attend the Episcopal Convention
IN Milford. On Wednesday. in the absence of
Mr.. Burton, Oliver went to his bonsp and r,.
suaded or took his son away, on hearing which
David Burton, brother of BENJAMIN. followed
'he negro to his house for the purpose oftakinr
the boy back; whether he rot the how mr. NOT
we cannot say, but Oliver threatened him so
severely that he thought it advisable. on his ro.
turn home, 10 have him arrested and boppd
over and acted accordingly, going himself with
the officers and men to the negro's. What
passed between the negro and the men on their
arrival at the house, we do not know, but il
seems that the negro was up stairs with b;s
gun, loaded with powder and ball, and sinc.
ling Mr.. Burton out, from the window. fired NJ
him. the ball striking him on the elbow. and
glanclng up his arm, lodged in his chest, crea.
ting very dangerous if not fatal wound.
This negro was raised in the same neighbor-
hood with the negro Parker, who murdered his
children, near Dover, last week, and account
ot which was published in our last paper. Thev
were both fresh from the county prison, and as
they are now safely lodged there again, we
hope they will be kept there the balance of their
days, which should be but few, as the prison
itselfis utterly disgraced with two such occu.
pants, and death on the scaffold would be too
Ineagre punishment for such fiondish blood
thirsty savages-Diamond State.
Smyrna times., 1855-06-06
SGIEHNA9 DlAlLo,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1855.

IMPROVING THE STREErs.-Our town COM
ralssloners, during the last week, have been
carrying the work of improvement on pretty
rapidly. Nearly all the crossings are laid with
dig stones. which render them nearly as good
-Is sidewalks. Delaware street, between Com
tnerce and Methodist, the condition. of which,
IN rainy weather, was generally bad, has been
rllsed several inches and otherwise improved
\ number of the citizens have also commenced
Incorporation of paving, &c. ......... ......
Smyrna times., 1855-06-06

GEORGE PARKER.-This desperate negro,
says the Dover Reporter, confined in our county
Jail, for the murder of his two children. has.
within the last few days, suffered considerably
from the weight of his irons, and from the gun.
shot wounds received prior to the arrest. So
great has been his suffering, that the DEPUTY
Sheriff was obliged TO remove, day or two
since, the heavy chains attached to the irons
about his ankles, fearing that, if permitted TO
remain on him, they would, in the end, produce
more serious, ifnot, indeed, fatal consequences
His face is greatly swollen, as are his feet and
ankles. DIR. Salisbury is attending him. By
some, the idea is entertained that Parker can
not recover-that modification will superyene
and finally terminate his dreaded existence.
Not few would rejoice in such result; while
others would prefer that the sheriff dispose of
hun as the law may direct.
Smyrna times., 1855-06-06

RAILROAD MEETISc.-A large meeting was
held IN Easton' Maryland, few days ago, to
take measures to raise subscriptions to the
amount of 100000 to the capital stock of the
Maryland and Delaware Railroad, with the
view of extending it from the Delaware line
down through the several counties of the East
ern Shore of Maryland. Committees were ap-
pointed to carry out the object of the meeting.
Smyrna times., 1855-06-06

r. 81 FOR BRONCHITIS Throa, Disease T,cL;0u
1onsh and the effects Of imprudent use Of Mrrc"r's
~ e mas et er been discovered which h;, rt,,
eu , Snch cures as Carriers Spanish MiIiurc -
'roai diseases produced bv saIiyotinn I;L;
NO Jun gu bronchial % Affections Liver Disease: \emra1
d," rheumatism have all heen relieved and eu,eJ
hond C,ai manner: by the great purifier of the
who o,', VASE VI u H. Ramsay alone should satisfy any
M'" doubt. Can on the Agent and procure n"nSy %,y
See ',',a,is cures which viii astound you
Smyrna times., 1855-06-06
General SnttLIIaente,
Kent County.

The Agricultural Society met at novor -,
the 18th nlt. George p Fisher Esq, offered
the following resolutions, which, on motion Of
MIR. Hayes, were adopted:
Resolved, That we have received tho On
nouncement of the death of Chauncev p IIoi.
como, Esq, OF New Castle county. with nro-
FOUND regret, and heartfelt sorrow: a Centlomo, +,
distinguished throughout the country far b;s
agricultural literature and eminent snccoSs a.,
practical farmer. y 1Tc9@' % r'
Resolved, That this Society has lost. in b;no
one OF It's most esteemed and lued~merobors'.
and one whose enterprise and proOressiyo
spirit has largely contributed to the improve.
ment OF the agriculture of our County and
State. "''u
Resolved, That although we truly and deeplv
sympathize with the family of the. deceased. in
thelr sore bereavement, vet we deyontlv trust
that our friend has only gone to receive the re-
ward OF his labors to promote the welfare of his
fellow.men. O''li' u ms
Resolved, That copies of the foregoing rcso-
lutlons be transmitted to the family of tbe do
ceased, and to the Agricultural Society Of New
Castle county. '0"
ME- HayeS, from the committee appointed to
revise the constitution, reported progress. and
was granted further time to make final reli eff
Mr. Fisher, from committee appointed to
purchase a lot of ground for the use Of tho
society, was granted further time to report
On motion Of Mr.. Bradford, said committee
was authorised to buy or otherwise procure a
lot.
On motion of Mr. Hayes, the following reso.
lntlon was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the thanks of the Society ba
rendered the Rev. Thomas B. Bradford for HI.
hberalIty IN preparing a beautiful lot for the
use oi The Society, on the occasion of the first
annual exhibition in October last.
On motion of Mr.. Fisher, it was unanimousI,,
Resolved, That Article of the Const;tn,;o!,
be amended by substituting Nav" instead of
" august" VI
On motion, the Society adjourned.
Inc following gentlemen compose the Board
ol Managers OF the Agricultural Society of
Neht county, for the present wear, and they arc
desired by many members of the Society. to
meet al an early day, for the purpose of making
out Premium List, and to give their attention
10 other preliminary arrangements for the next
Exhibition:
Daniel Cummins and Jacob Williams. Duck
Creek Hundred; William DuIIamel and Wi
son L.. Cannon. Little Creek Hd.; Thomas p
bradford and VIM. J. Clark, Dover HID: Henry
cowgirl and Ezekiel b. Clements. Mnrderkiil
lid, Alexander Johnson and Charles W,rron
MNpIlIon lld.; Robert II. Clark and Thomas
" aI'ace' Milford llundred.-Reporter
Smyrna times., 1855-06-06

" A body was found, says the Milford
beaoon' on the 26th ult., near the mouth oftbe
MisPIIllon creek, supposed to be Geo. B. Nal
lette' Captain of the schooner Adrion, which
was run INTO by the steamer Keystone State. on
'ne iIth OF May. Another body has been dis.
covered near the same place, supposed to be that
OF Prince A. Lovel, cook of the aboye romoa
schooner
Smyrna times., 1855-06-06

CAPE MAY.-We learn that preparations are
rapidly gong forward for the reception of vsi-
tors at tins delightful retreat and that the favo-
rite steamboats, Thomas Powell and General
Mcdonald of Philadelphia, will commence
their regular trips in few days These boats
arc amongst the most beautiful that float nnon
our inland waters, and will be sure. as hereto.
lore, to commend very large amount of travel
on the commencement of the fashionable sea-.
son SO"-
Smyrna times., 1855-06-06

NEW Books PROM PETgesoN. From n p
Peterson, of Philadelphia, we have received
Ellen NOrbury,'' .The Missing Bride :" and
= sister Rose" Ellen NOrbury is written bv
Emerson Bennett, one of the most gifted authors
:. .ae oay' The Missing Bride is the product
o. ene prolific and talented authoress M,s
.ssuthworth. Sister Rose is tale os .a-..,
chapters by Dickens. = ''ss'f p IT '''eH ''.
Smyrna times., 1855-06-06

FIRST MAINE Law ARREsr.-Tnst n;cb,
says the Reporter, Constable Reedy, from Mil
ford, brought to jail a man named Lorenzo Dow
Morgan, charged with violating the Name Law
by getting drunk. This is the first arrest in
this county under the provisions of the new
law. The prisoner is committed in default Of
paying the fine of ten dollars.
Smyrna times., 1855-06-06

VI "A serious riot occurred on SATURDAY.
n,gnt IN Portland, Me-, caused by the attemDt
OF MOP TO seize upon the liquor in the custody
0' 'he CIy. Agent. The military were called
out and fired upon the rioters. kiIIinc ono
and woanding several. "-'
Smyrna times., 1855-06-06

LORD PALMERsrON, THE UNITED SrArEs
AND SPAIN.--lt is reported that Lord Palmers.
ton has strongly asserted that it is not the in
tentlon OF Her Majesiy's government to inter
lefe IN the least with the United States in the
settlement OF It's affairs with Spain and warmly
conInends the "judlcious and forbearmg policy
'nat mas thus far characterized the relations OF
the United States with Spain" ..,.-...I .''
Smyrna times., 1855-06-06

W Ex-Minister Soule has written a letter
accusing Mr. Perry offalsehood, by pocrsv and
co~ardlce, asserting that there is not n word
OF truh IN Perry's late letter concerning Amer.
can diplomacy IN Spain. These are hot words
and may lead to bloodshed. .. 'N
Smyrna times., 1855-06-06

BOUNTY LAND.-Up to the 26th inst. the
"nole number of applicants for bounty land un-
der the law of last session, registered at the
pension office in Washington, was I5O,OOO.-
They continued to pour in steadily from all
parts OF the Union, and will eat up an enormous
quantity of the public lands.
Smyrna times., 1855-06-06

MOUNT VERNON II0usE.-Deiawarians y;s;.
ing Philadelphia, who wish good accom,noda
''ons' VIII find themselves well cared for =, ,h;.
mouse. The proprietor, Mr.. Barrett, is courte-
ouS' attentive and unusually obIigipg to all who
soJouFn with him. Read advertisement u ''F7
Smyrna times., 1855-06-06

MExIco.-New Orleans papers of Friday are
received, containing details of Mexican news
to the I'D ultmo. 1t is stated that Santo Anna
ieIt M"relln III pursuit of the insurgents bur no
oihclul account of his progress was received
heports were very current, however. conrern.
ing MS movements, which caused his partlzans
TO ieel the greatest ALARM 1t is also stated that
the insurgents were prepared to cfier the most
encr3 etic resistance. OS'
Smyrna times., 1855-06-06

W a National Convention of Know No,b-
,ngs' consisting of seven delegates from each
N'ate' met in Philadelphia yesterday, for the
purpose 1t is understood, of reconstrnctino tho
platform which the Virginians have 50 rpdel,
and ungratefully knocked asunder.
Smyrna times., 1855-06-06

rhe late three days rain, which have reach
90 lar wide and deep. have been most oppor.
tune, coming in fact just in critical time in man,
lotions OF the country. The value is mot ,o
ia named IN dollars. for millions would fail ,o
represent it. We think that with this liz ,Lo
Early crops may be considered pretty much be-
yond the reach of drouth,
Smyrna times., 1855-06-06

W The will of the late Col. Davis. the trial
" .1. ''''a'ty OF which has created 50 much
''eH',On' was concluded at New Castle on
saturday iast-the jury rendering a verde,
that the paper in question was not ,bo lin 'o1 -
Col. Davis. ~ !" ~ 81
Smyrna times., 1855-06-06
80 -

5SINGgLAR.-A lady who died the week before
last' at Port Penn, Informed her friends a few
days previous to her decease, that her son. who
resided in the west, was dead, and that he died
while sitting in his chair. He had been written
10 In regard to the illness of his mother
VINO was anxious to see him, but he came
not. Two or three days after her death
letter was received stating that he was dead
and the circumstances as related in the latter
conceded with the statement made by his
mother le IN every particular.-DeI. Rep.