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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-12

The Sumter Is O. Watchman announces
that this dsiin :ui,hel man Of that State intends
tn deliver a course - lcctires during the present
winter. in most If the cities ct The North, ON the
domestic institutions Of H." south. aud the con
duct Of South Carolina during the war Of inde-
pendenee.
lftIlr irnfh will not be altogether thrown away
On Idle euf- DR.. Smm, j. just tie man tn utter
IT. Bald. mpctuou- and honest. he has SET his
laaee IN re>i aud gone ia defend his own loved
Carolina. IN fhht quarter whore She most stands
IN need of n bold aud truthful champion.
DR. simms. lin the opinion NJ the Naiehman)
has not filed that shAr' of the popular attention
in his own State winch he deserves. \ worker
in the closet be hns not convicted ar sought TOR
marks # popular favor. a student. IL has toll
I'd FIR ihe ftnr and honor of hi. Staie by night
and by day The light which he hns thrown mp
on The history Of hi, state. the prominence
which he has given TO her achievements, and the
ready affection with which he has ever stepped
forth To defend her honor and her reputation
from reproach. should etnbalm him forever i'll the
heart If her people, From the mountains IL
the saahaard he has rendered her snll classic
ground. aud hi- patriotic labors hive illustrated
hi4 country. and made the checks of his country
nen 10 glow with pride at the name Of Carroll
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-12

"Od Buck" will find the Presidency a hard
road to travel" How is be going TO ever satisfy
the many wings Of his dsoordsnt party la New
York the squabbe has already commenced, even
before the shouts of victory have died away
The ms IN the custom house, put in by Pierce,
want 10 stay i, under Buchanan; but tae outs
say rotation Ia otice is one Of tie unwritten rrin
oiplr, Of the Eiacinnali platform, which must b.
carried into practice after the Ath of Mack next
Which will '.Cld Buck" take uudeS his spec Al
patronage-the ins or the outs, the hards or The
oft the Van Btrens cr the Bronsops. the con
seisatiYos or The squatter scYcreigus' We shall
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-12
so.,..,n Comm.reIo, eon,.n,,on.

We have published the address Of the Commit
tee Of tire last Commercial Convention. setting
forth the objects Of the approaching session oil
that body and calling on the people oil the South
to appoint delegates. The Convention will meet
on the 9Th of December aud there is no time to
spnre in making the appointments We hope
suitable steps will he taken at once for sending
representatives from this city. II i important
tina, tho whole South should he represented in il.
The New Orleans Data speaks of the matter ns
follows:
our readers have perceived that the Southern
Commercial Convention will hold an adjourned meet
inc at Savannah the 9Th December next with
earnest and pressing work before the delegates we
rnnst add and a toerable prospect Of its heing deI
ie1oufy done. There have been six or seven Com
incrcal Conventions held in the South up to this
date dating from the Memphis beginning at which
John c Calhoun attended. down 10 the recent
semblage At Richmond. but none had 80 much real
importance ATTACKED TO II, aueh necessity of i'm
mediate action ~ that which ia 10 meet nj Savannah
the December day aforesaid. Events have moved
With seveu-lcngued boots since the Memphis com
menremcnt they have ontstripped conventions,
aud anticipated the reports of the committees they
have eonyulsed the South To IL centre and thought
has grown as quickly As artificial flowers in CON
sersatory. The pioneers Of the Southern movement
have travel fast the rank aud file will tread up
their ankles. The South has up to the po-
silon of Calhoun at last in other words, il has
leated century ahead and the difficulty with our
pahliciss and politicians heneeforward will be, not
10 wait for the outward pressure Of the people, but
TO keep step 10 the music aud secure their places
in the ranks. The ideas which were considered eH-
tresagant by Massachusetts, riddtn minority arc
nov recognised as Our only poiitisa. con mrreAl and
social truths; and mane Of tbose who regarded
the mere theorists and dreamcrs Of the grand in
duatrial army Of the South, awake amongst the bag
gagc wagons instead al BENG IN the front ranks or
wearing the ribbon of tho fotorn Hope. Ia n word,
tie insoencc OF The North has acted az a propcinR
power and driven the South tom position to position
- forward always--until she occupies vantage
ground from which she ean rule the earth"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-12

4 tier from Stockholm, If the 9Th uit. shys'
The red porphyry sarenlhngn, ii Eii.deh' IN
the province Of Dalecara. which KING o. ar or
tered for the mortal remains OF his august father
and which has been 2 years making, has Just ar
rived at Stockholm. and i now being exhibited to
the public. 1t weighs 920 skippeend' (slA''en
English rons) aud required Is months t" be
brought from the quarrie- Of Eit,dehl. The body
of hi magnificent and colossal lamh il an exact
repfodacton IF that of AeriPpa, in the Vatican
The >'Icophagus, which i to be- plnced IN re-
CO.. Ia the Npble's Church at Stockho";. l. an
doubtcIy the tnnet remarkable If the Kind
that hayr been executed in Sweden
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Naval Anccdoics.-Thc Bui,ie Of Ihr First of


The ship was no roughly ire a,ed Tint willis
per of surrender said to hive been uttered
which Lieutenant Monokton oyerhearing. reso
lutely exclaimed, "lie would be ID if he SHOULD
ever surrender, and he would nail her coors to
the stump of the mast" At this moment n cock
having. by the wreck, been liberated from the
broken coop- suddenly prrohed himself en- the
stump Of the molnmast capped his wings, and
crowed aloud. In an instant threr hearty cheers
ran throughout III" ships company.
His Majesty's ship the Brunswick had n large
figure head al the duke with laeed hat on Tho
hat was struck off by IA shot in tho battle. Tho
crew If the liIunswrk thinking il DEGRADATION
that prince Of that house should continue to toe
uncovered in face of the enemy sent population
10 the quarter deck to request ,hal Captain llar
Yey would be pleased 10 order his servant 10 give
them his laced cooked hat 10 supply the loss 49,
Tho Captain with great good humar complied
aud the carpenter nailed it on the dukes head
whore it remained till the battle WAS finished
Jnst AZ the Charlotte was closing with the Mon
tagne, Lord Howe, who was himself coming the
ship. called out To Bowen to stafhoard the helm ;
l. which Bowen remarked that if they did SO she
would be on board the next ship. the Jncnbin-
10 this his lordbhip replied sharply, "Whut f.,
that 10 you, III - Bowen, u ittle neiiled, said
IN n AN under tone. "D-n my eye, IT | care If
you don't' II! "a noar enough Ia snge some of
cur whiekets" Lord lowe hoard him. and.
turning to his captain, SAID. That's Il fine Tel
low. Curtis"
Tom Pack, nham. WIN COMMANDED the Irwin.
cible, having fred away IN very rude style on
ane If the French men Of war, and observing
they did not answer the compliment in the man
1ler expected. stopped his fire and desired To-
know il the ship had struck On being answered
they had not, be h,lloed out, in creat rage,
" Then in ye, why do you MT fire !'-Lif Of
lord H3lre.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-12
lpmehburS o'irgtnian.
wednesday Morning. Nov. IL. 1916.
ur. WsrA.sas Elected.

We have the delightful pleasure of annoano-
ing, without qualification. that Jas buchanan Is
elected President of the U. 5 Of America for the
next four years from the 18th Of March next. We do
this with the more qualification as We have so
rralou.ly advocated his eIectiou-in compensa
tion for which We shall certainly expec. some fat
Offices Cabinet appointment. the mission 10
England or France. or, at least. the Lynchburg
Post Office. Look out, Mr.. Glass, or we'll ro-
tate you out I've believe in rotation in office. just
now) of your snug birth under Masonic Hall
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-12
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Sun
SHKPuEnpsTows. Va. Oct 10. 1856,

Preoessng, q Tho Prs,tyte.an .Ne'r SCHOOL, Synod
Rev. A O. Caro,hers stated y the Synod that,
through the le,tev ofRev. j. G. Saith D. D. just re-
cesre1 he Was Informed Of and would announce the
election Of Res Els Newlin 10 the presidency OF
belaRafe College. M c. congratulated the pres-
den, sct or the honor conferred upon him, aud thu
synod and College On the success tha, would follow
;Ais election.
81 motion ofRer. Dr. Boyd, q Winchester, Va,
- following minute sccp.ed Synod have
Lezrd ~th msch pleasure Of the election Of Rev 81
4ls : Atsln 10 the presidency 81 Delaware College
ard Will. we congratulate him on this relation
and position We recommend the College to the con
tdenee and patronage Of the churches under care
As Offering peculiar advantages &c the youth O.
Our Southern country
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-12

HE FRIENDS OF Mr.. FuLxoRE e~erywhrre
says the Alexandria Gazette. bear their defeat in
manly spirit. They have nothing ,oreeret be
cause Of having given sheir supper, to the patriot
statesman, whose cause they esp,uee3 They
are not even discouraged or down hestt~a. be.
cause they failed Of success. They r'j~ioe thai
Fremont was NOT elected and hope the hest Tor
their country under Mr.. Buchsusn's aAmnlstrn
ton. Their defcst will not scatter or d-pnii.
them. 1t will mako them Ermey than esss ,c
Their principles.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-12
.ser,ed him Hiuht.N

The Church Journal, religious paper IN New
y ORD, which is generally considered Us The 9TH
ca organ of the Provisional Bishop,has thlshr Il
comment upon the action Of the Epiphany YES
thy in the case OF tho Rev. Mr.. Tying We
hare hut three words to say: "Ye1oe6 ktm rig.
If some wore Of these political parsons we're
served in the way by their congregation, il
would be better for the peace of the oeuntry and
the souls Of men
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-12

The news If the recent treaty betweea Hon
duras and Engan reached Rus,an ON the 18th
ut.. and caused CONSIDER able eEci1cment. The
public opinion almost unnnir agai, I the
recognition If the Sovereignty of HsnlHrss. al d
large portion If the inh shitants S-trrmin
cd to resist the measure if 1t were forced upon
them. Many we're in favor of epd.avsring to be-
come an Independent republic The island i. in
habited By ssost $500 peore--a large portion
Of them blacks, bat all speaking the English Ian
gusge
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-12
VIZ. BuC!i.un,.'. na.iIy Circle,

Nr K0ch1nAN'S famjTv oITce CONSISTS. f1r iIe
presen,. # NJ and Miss Lone dis nephew anil
neiea,) Mrs. George PM, If PHILADELPHIA. mil
MIR. Appleton. his late Secretary Of Legation i,
London tol Ramsay is ai<ooa visit with him.
Miss I.ane, beautiful and highly accomplished
young lady, does the honors 1T the mansion with
the same grace and atahility which gained her
81 much popularity at the head If her uncle.
establishment in London.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-12
ReY NV Alexar ca


AtrxASrL1A October -. le5s.
~ - Il ~ Your favor O! the lsth iusisnt VS.
ca'y ~eeeIvc4 au under great os'gailoas 10 tie
BosFe ! Trustees Il DslhrAF, College Tor the hoa
o>ft-r-3 upon In my election 10 tue Pres,dea#f
IN fannr cunning rom such source, aud nndcr lie
Circumstances named in your uote, am eoBstrn5ael
t. accept 1t viii be pleasant 10 nae to uuItc with the
gentlemen Of the Board and the friends Of the Coi=
Iege, in Whatever may promote its beat iatefests.-
My acquaintance Nth the members Of the Faculty
and the Of tbelr cordial cooperation, in-
spire TIE hs=s gha' GER combined Efforts i'll III Ike
tbs asrtHs1oz Rhaf its Founders nnd patrons de-
sTel lad tlAt It alA greatly promote the cause I
education nat ouly Delaware my native State hnt
eS,eu4 Bene6cent influences 70 other parts of
country. TO she accomplishment OF this shall de-
my best abilities, earnestly desiring the divine
blessing upon the important work 10 which You have
called me.
For the kind terms In which you have infotmed me
OF my election, pleaAe secep, my sincere thanks
Most truly, yours. /. J. NEWLN
Rev yogs C. Sai1n D D.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-12

II cat. with revolving b#ek-. similar to bar
ber-.i 80 arranged f6at tn occupant may III
straight ur rccline al any ra-t aiiifpd" at pl'"'
uro I he other fisr cars hafe eaeh two or '"'ee
similar state rooms.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-12

Dreadful Accident u surrey esardens, london.
u horrible circums stance occurred ia London
ON the evening of Sunday last, in the concert
room of the Surrey Gardens. whe,e an immense
concourae, tan or twelve thousand people. .
We're assembled to heu the preaching of II gen
tleman named SpuIse0n, Baptist minister, who
has attained some celebrity in the pulpit. During
the early part of the proceedings cry of fire
rniaed bv,it is said, IA body of london thieves
according To preconccrtcd arrangement But
whether from design or otherwise there was an
immediate movement perceptible amongst the
enormous mass when the cry WIS heard and n
rush towards the doors became visible. Those in
The upper part # the gallery had 20 descend
circular gallery TO reach the doors, bat the pres
upon the halustradc was 50 great TINT it gave
way, and numbers were reopitated below. a
scene followed Of incredible agony. The poor
panic stricken creatures tell upon each other in
the abyss crushing life out Of some, AMI MAIN
ing thers in the most gha>lly manner Eight
or ten persons were instantly killed. and some
forty or fifty drradfulIy Noundpd. Tho nerves
ut the preacher. who viewed this horiid scene al
most unmoved from the pulpit gave WY after
the excitement was over. aud his system had >us
TUNED such n shock that it was feared h. would
lose his reason. But h, Ia, been kept quiet dur
ing the week. aud il j. now believed that be will
recover. Whether he will l., run after with the
satne 2est Is another question.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-12

I go harbar wherein they not riding ht anchor.
with the stripes and stars floating proudly al
/ theis must bend
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hhr9W Sefs

Mnlor Ben PrrIey Po0re Of Newbury, Mass,
cnriy in the Presidential campaign, made "a bet
with Colonel Burbank Of Boston, Of n barrel If
apples, the loser to prope the apples in n wheel
barrow from his own residence to that of the win
mr. distance Of 80 or 35 miles. Major Poore
lost the het-A corrrspo ndrnt of the traveller.
who fill in with the Major on his way to Boston,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-12
LOST VOICE REsrOnED.-NrN

August 0--Mr. Sch u Ia7etsilavins many ccrtii!
published relation Dr. Wistars Balsm Of Wild
Cherry take this opportunity OF offering word in its favor
which you also liberty Gbl.sh \ few months Since
lungs became Inue effected by sndlrn cold,
that she lost her and suffered e9nrey from pains in the
breast Her caused her friends much alarm Hay
H heard Balsam strongly recommended by these who
hal uScdi purchased bottle Of ~ this place
she look according directions and il produced wonder
effect Brfae using boe she had completely
erred the pains subsidized and her health full
ly restored Yours truly,
tSgnedJ HENRY q. BRlGlllMAN
some genuine unless signed BIT IT'S IN the wrapper.
SETH W FOWLE q CO. Ii " ashington Street. Bos-
ton, Proprlctors. Sold by their agents everywhere.
For sale 10y j. H. THOMPSON a co. and j. II. SEAY.
I u. ~ rs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-12

hNss>G s9ao0i..-My school viii corn.
~ 0cnee on Wedn asday evening at O'Clock Tor fsde
Warwick House. = -
Admission fora Gentleman and Lady 81 90
- nov Il q J. l. BAKER.
EfsNE .Glf0isD MEEF.-s have iusi rs.
ceVeda lot of Cattle fattenod by r. ESQ Tho
III want OF asuperor article will please call the sIbsHf
nov II a2' JOHN CRot ~
DsaNOsDS T.IAI-Pay sneni v thhe.d.-Wa
prepeae 70 purchasers of Piano Fores take ON In.
ehS on trla aorder Il test what their quat
fore pay ing for them
Twenty year. experience our part satisfies our oyf1saH
ahd We c"nt get fifteen hundred persons 10 unit, m ~
III the "Ph4an thft no establishment North South e
s'oy lrnisA better 2r cheaper, Instruments than we do
~ 'i"ls L. p. NhSH
4 pEnOSAI,-The undersi..,cd Inns r,upoY,t
q from Bthk square to LAM hoTnc Wakup. R5rh S.r
anu connected himself with the above Music tai
nov is " GDI,t-s-r
,RS NEW G0NEERN.-We, the under-jru u,
w ed nave united ourselves under the firm Of w -
* Greene Co, for the purpose Of Selling Musir
Musical Instruments We shall always keep on hand -s
assortment OF Music and Musical Inst runents stb -
tories, Meiudeons, Guitars. Nioins. Flutes and ali ,tl.
'a Instruments generally found ia ft.
which viii be sold at the Northern retail prices and ,y
10 b, rs good as can be bought elsewhere
W. 4 Oreene viii devote has whole attention Il, IT, a54
ana hopes from his long experience in the bu.in,ss
IRE 'tisitt"n to ali who may favor their pafTfs
Muse Saloon At Langhorne & Walkups Enok Sora .+5.s
the citizen Savings Bank and few doors ohny, rr.
IouFr. Lynchbure, Va,
W. p. GREENE.
,, d A. LANGHoR'r
- % VI. " NAIkL-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-12
ciaware College Rev. Y. y. NewII.

TIL. appointment of the Rev. f. J. Newlin TO
the Presidency of Delaware College appeared
in this paper some few weeks ago. We now take
pleasure in laying before our readers the CORES.
pondenoe in which be accepts the appointment,
aud the minute Of the Synod Of the New School
Presbyterian Church in Virginia with reference
to his election Mr. Ncwlin wss for many years
pastor in this city. aud such Wa. favoraby
known for bis profound biblical learning, his gem
eial scholarship. the olearuoss Of his Intellect,
and for those qualities Of the heart which excite
admiration and reverence in the minister. while
they endaar tho man.
We regard the appointment in all respects an
excellent QUE, and for the sake OF the College,
(which is in savehoding STATED not less than
Tor the sake Of the minister himself trust aud be-
heye that The ins,itution viii receive from this
Stat the patronage to Shich the eminenoe of It's
President and the ability "a! It's Faculty 80 well
eniiile it.
WAsnNGroy. October Is, ls56
NJ DsAs SlR. At Il meeting Of the Board OF frus-
les q Delaware College the 10Th Instant You
'Asfe ws,A ea,.re gasaaity and The tmost eordali
II. eleetei preztdeat Of that institution, aud va
~ppo.aiea committee to inform yea Of !oar eiee-
ion
It's n8s 10 afiih much pleasure because. from
taF personal anowledge 0, wa1y wears. OF Yourself
- stats. Asaairrnenis ana "a position in OF
e1srsa AZ gstrtass~3 that VIA yoa 81 Is bea4.
tt faiars l. tas Gpi.ege VII 10 bSagais rejecting
go 1-o5f srau 70 sad .sc t.iesisd gentlemen oi
1t 'aesiF r.1s laK Toa ..l 5e asssl.4tel.
To- T-ssstt. - ihs toiitrc are amSGg tie most H.
se ur; an5 tsrs-.abir ci,issrs pf slaa are ana fs
s5ra.slax Stst-. ma ikc3r .-s4.l eg-opsta n
Ha1 - 4ha.s ttes A. ] ssn sare lol ~sa hsgt. -
Csstef = - asa g-cr greater .. sss.4s 10 -.
- - a. 80 f 1ft GO ne 2 81
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COMMERCIAL


L,nenn"rs s"ni''co aud Wheat nn,,.,-
'ohhhClED - LII SATURDAY a TUESDAY rs n. ~.
TOBACCO Very little doug and prices f,5. ~ -
Common ihFs = 10 -. good 10 rnu Ia ::
common leai SO 10 IL good and Tin" shut,ifl =
Sl2 10 10; hns manufacturing Leaf Sle IT, s -. -.
10 500 ne" prmings are selling from g. tpS - y
WHEAT coming IA more freol,. Rod s..
30 - '@5 = Aate
FlorE-Sapefine St 50; Extra 81 II to-. -. -
20 81 - '4...f s,
CoRs.-sO cts Meal g 10 9oca
JNG. CLAM
tommig sion Nor .
LYNCHBUR9 WHOLESALE PRICES ,=f=,-45z=
eeRlshelEh tNfhi ithspAi aNr NATrtut3 = -
=. i. KICKER.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Glufrr
SomD,issioa AsercAamt ~"
OPPOSITE BANK sci ARR IANtupg.ra -.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Y
found HOLLOWAY Ouiaaea and Pills Tie wonderful cures
these mriiuc, in complaints dria Il" females
would appear incredible 10 tie citizens Of the Union, II the
facts we've not daily confirmed.
sold ut the uanplartores No 20 Maiden Lane New York
-! strand London ana by all Druggists at 25c,
Glic and 81 per box. nov IL div
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-12

VhIRS handsome can be unl a. - ~ -
w nc pV o' Miss simpson Al The IN Of the o po,y
Flowers &C. l' h.1lgt7 Dress c7.s Hands5l9c Lthnn
,toasoon \. i-',5 " 1i- soznc.lar Moo 81 'n7
m go a." "t axe Eoaf ra re in -so ,Is'E ,ar VII
"a a." .''N ,.'F stRg7t ILL., s. 4,.s.. ,'"s HEM
y JANE SIMPSON
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-03-29

-
HlEATHER FOR SPRING TRADE WHOLE
~ SALE AND RETAlL-We respectfully inform our
friends and the public that have in large and most
excellent Stock Of Leaher and Fndnas for the Spring
Trade which will sell low other establishment
South Of New York and for less they can be had
All Of purchases having been made from the Impor
ters and Manufacturers by the whole package and
the advantage Of receiving Leather regularly from own
Tanney places in power to sell Goods above stat
ed Those who wish to buy cannot lose by giving stock
an examination, and believe shall be able to please
both to price and quality Below enumere some of
the leading articles viz: lsa Fek - @u
20 dozen of Crawfords Calf Skins ths maker had the
premium awarded to him at The Worlds Fair held In
London in ls5l.)
40 dozen French Skins, best quality,
40 American Calf Skins,
80 Lining and Binding Skins .a.a
10 Morocco Skins ...-
800 Sides Oak Tanned and Hemock Sole Leather,
SO :" Band Leather,
Lasts Trees Shoe and Boot Makers Tools Of every
kind Tanners and Curriers' Tools.
Also Sewed Brogans of manufacture, warranted
to give satisfaction, and many other articles numerous
to mention at No. al Old street. opposite B. Harrsons
Saddlery F. a. & r. II. FORD.
n. B. We pay the highest price in cash for Green and
Dried Hides delivered to us at our Store.
Petersburg, Nav 5, 1852 tt.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-03-29

UHOR SALE.-Dr. H. NJ RICHARDSON BEING de-
sirous of retiring from his profession nd going into
business to sell his Lssnn ss,i,nd With Vi m bis
west Of Raleigh ON the Avens Ferry Carthage road
This opportunity offers great Inducements to practising
Physician who desires country location Holly Springs
schools stores churches &cn short all the advantages
that may be desired in town. Also Two Vacant Lots
nicely situated for residence business in the most pub
lie part of the village Valuable Tract of Lame, c.n
tanning 50 oneha Of Which is in na ;c ths e
cultivated will yield all probability much more
than the best land in the country, This lies within one
within large white-oak grove unsurpassed for beauty
and location by any place the country 1t has fine
orchard of varied and delicious fruits with
spring and we'll of excellent water Also, ~ bb tur
pentine STILL with all tools and appurtenances necessary
carry the turpentne business wagons; well-broke
sold either for cash credit to suit the purchaser
II. NJ. RICHARDSON. q
Holly Springs. Feb 25. 1855. 2s-4t.