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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-11

Il okE having been thoroughly overhaucd and
plete order their places the limo
The JAMESTOWN, CAPTAIN PAusn leaves Richmond
Tuesday afternoon o'clock New York and Gity
Point evening after tho arrival of the Cars Lynch
burg and Petersburg. touching only ut Norfolk
The ROANOKE, Captain SKINNER. leaves city Point
Saturday morning the arrival Of the
burg, foI New York touching ut Norfolk
Passengers by the South Side Road leaving Lyurhhurg
Tuesday and Friday mornings, will with the
City Poiut
Passage aud Fare from lynchhurg New York by either
ship 81; StoeraEc Passage only ~.
For further Information apply 10
LEE. JOHNSON & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-11

NODbeE.- We RIe still giving our personal
attention to the practical department of our bnacss aud
would remind friends that they have thor aches
aud JeNe paud At the shortest notice aud In Tho best
Our experience aud present facilities
SAYING that work Of this description will be
manner entirely aatifaetory ~ Remember the house
SIIA LRTUDIlN Il CLIFF
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-11

~ PHOSPHATE or LlME-Ihe attention ot Tar,u,r-
ana fahiels respectfully called to the com
POUND Tor Their approaching Spring planting.
ne Manufacture uatrnps
they may always depend upon being supplied with GF<t
NE AND iNlfoEM ARTICLE for he constantly sun, riut,
tor 20 - f'''i7 'i
ms article Las no" been before the community for the pc.
ROOT OF h'e Yeas during Which has been salyscl v
Hg@ uuotr oi the most 1tpued Chemists fccn place,
aud has been i,d 10y various Farmers nearly every STATE
~ Tue mon WIN almost uIN success. erlap; one If
the best proofs Of its yanc Is tile greatly increased .nand
uhprccete IN the history Of Artificial FERTILIZERS and moi
'ea a ahiase from the TACT 81 the ammonia SO yoat.
agent only dissPatng itself progressively When iucorro
ittd WIN the sol" this aVaable salt sulpate nalia.
mated via soluble phosphate, becomes lifted food for n,u t
an uSer tlos, ana s Try them readily taken M II will he
"hd quite as A tive in Inducing early maturity as uauo
and much more Durable and terrifying soil and les, w
iatIc. 49, N'' ~
AS there are large number of Super Phophates in market
Tor tue Naiuc 81 winch would to be rpsnonsil.
htsN request all purchasing be
OtNtiNt AhtioLt which viii be by my nrcret
ted agents. all ii Whom of acknowledged
and otheml hold myself responsible for good Of
my super Phosphate Al packages will Distinctly brand
e Consumer and dealer viii be enabled make arran
m'uts for thersnA utable my aeensa,
with
MESNKS. II {. HARDY 4 co are my accredited nm
ole Agents Tor the city 81 fetersDufg
{. b. DEBGf RIG.
A9rt mum. tbnai@apa sole Iroprjcfor Hllans5ayp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-11

IL EVERY DESCRIPTION ON MAN OR beast
WARRANTED CHHf, AND No DANGER fhoN iAlotuht TO
Price 80 cents butila.
Entered according to di Of cossFess IA The tA oos Of M
The Eastern Bstriet ~ tDStaa BY popb
a CO. RicaiaoHd Ia 20 siio
READ THE FOLLOWING;
Come to store get pamphlet and read eethraios
u performed by the Turf on certificates of truth OF
respectable and respected citizens and many oes
here whom refer and eauhot doubt Ia value a.
medicine One of il worth pound of
Try II and you VIII be satisfied Of what
TRuE TURF oIL--Read the following. and come TO oui
store will tell yoa Of many others Who have boon
cured.
RICHMoNp, Nov. u, 1s3i
ussrs Dort 4C0-Gcnucmen-l nsri portion oi boitlo
your Turf on which you very kindly presented ne with
And take pleasure in saying that found tua In TO
moving eruption the skin ior which had been praescd
upon years by physicians without receiving The
ended friend # mine, who
for had been annoyed by similar eruption ui
the he Informed short time suue that from Tie
use Of one bottio he had been entirely eared
Respectfully. L. IifiNlcH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-11
IsNEof ni.hm..d AND

NEW YORK PACkEIS.-Ihis home q, IL u
line composed of the following vessels and
from New ork every three days. All owned the city
Richmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-11
dtleSER SEEO.-tOO bushels prime alo-
Y Seed just reeciY ed aud tur safe by
A

dec Is
dL"vER sEEO.-soo bushels prm" Cio-
mar ! Is LII. JOHNSON 4 CO.
sNsENTsUN LEADS TnE NG E.-O'H
THIEVES DErECrED-RoGl rs IN rEErIpArioN-
Bronns Patent SAFETY Harm nf9oror Locks to- Money Draw
Of Stores, Counting Rooms Manufacturers and BROKERS
onics, Bank, Vaults Chests Private Residences.
Subscriber Two doors Market where they
also Tor sale at manufacturer prices 4 y BLISS
ouvs, CARRIAGES. bUocIEs. KooI.A-
hss. WAYS. sc, Ac-JoHN IL. DInLAkt, successor
beautiful lot Of CARKIAGEs BTGGitN, &c, lie is also
prepared 10 put up work to order and m repairs h.aE
Of the best Coach Smith in AueNcn h" having ser'"
time in somcof the largest manufacturing establishment IN
NEW RACON-5, 900 pounds Of superior
~ article in store and for sairhy hoALlNs 4 co.
NEW YORK TRUNK UOmrANx.-na,ins
been appointed Aeenss by the Nos hork Trunk Ngmr'
IRtN KS CARPET BAGS. vALlGES, &c. at prices
preceientedly low fer cash only .
asa=-, PIANOS! Pinno~:-rhc suoseribcr man
fac,ncr r"cttuy invites the attention OF ALL
1TV1 %ns @ Ssa s.g 1S yass"2 "a. at a
posts the Warwick House whore always can be found an as
sormenlof unsurpassed PIANO. both IN power and s"e,
Of tone touch finish and durability Of ~orkman,p la
rosewood eases carved and plain &e and Which VII be Sc
are warranted in every respect
Mus, description always hand Pianos and all Kinds
of musical instruments repaired md tnned h"ref"'nA on
June Ats SrREMMElL.
ipALE COrTON.-lu-, received u larx. 10,
~ of Bale Cotton, assorted number, Tor 10y -
FRANKLIN 4 BRO
egah ,Arg. New I4nrd q % co,,si ..nurut. prim"
ebV article lu~trecoiyed by IRBN n SAUNDERS
Its
A II. the newest ~, les in Gnc clothing and
~ Gents Furnishing Gnpis a1ra ft o. Il" una NJ
mp 27-ls Glass y EAlNfS
RItBhi>fA GARDEN s..g.sB~.=A iurse SUPptz
n Fresh Garden Seeds. sting F' latsi l"r
i'rnmhead SAVOY. harry N.rk aaI i.sH-. York t'Ah'
foflf naps, Corn and stler veA ..' .sss .r -. -
ar. + 3HH$ DIE ~t.#h. BtuEtti
~ 10" e"" l"y sh" genuine .so.is .9ot"-"ir
Esmeabo .l.e .essc. #ps4*
tuOeHE.4 sgrHnea s.ect md .,n.4.. ss,,,s..as,
also GoNos = ,rh..al noaune j.. ma. Il Bt# Ma
J, i,ics, Nc sale oy JVuA 81 SAY
ItuEElJ
EEI~iNEs~ stands und Rooms for Rem
ID "a Store Rooms aud piicr rem
and ev,rm4 some. lap 6-nl JNo. j. fiENlN, AFt
EyETgEIs thuu ever in price aud auniii,.--
- just opcued Cactus skirts lcod aud wh@ a ~
2o Grass ~ ~ Whacbone at 81 - witt
huc assortment ~ Emhro dcrsd do
ar3ts JonN ABR HAMS
Et0NtENCTstEEDL LIVE. new article very
u economical, %
cd feb - dArtsl SIABl.Ek n JONES
a.NsNtN and Black Cloths and Ga>-i'ne' -
the best take large aricv, Plaid ll1mes
an ana striped OXnahure Planters lucu Liuen buvA al
toti"nates nj ~, prices hy JAS \ STlG1 ER GO.
ap lts
4 fkAAl Tons bouutniu Pinstrr -sn siorF
kSVVO and 10 arrive eue thousand PRIEST IRISH
ground Plaster which will be srid TIE mos.
ar6lvv Tho
L uulHn pN Iuurt To lrl,. O..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-11

s.p sS ~" ''' '''''' 4. NJ LrrrwIcu


BIa ISLAM Bedford county. Va. $ry J, isal.
Ms-s Dors % Gentlemen u used abuni "n. fourth ut
bottle your Turf upon the back ofmy horse the worst
back almost entirely piaer large
hand single appliea a only applied once cured
w permanently really surprised AT the
gucknes properties aud think prompt
and effcaeons anything OF the kind HaN,
have thousands bottles OF other preparations similar
rrposes - -. -.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-11

CONCENTRATED I.XE-A article for
u making Domestic Soar. % cents worth OF hi, article
added to pnunds Grease and gallons viii make 2G
pounds very handsome. go Soap. tha viii wash wsi II
home he lssh a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-11
PHIEas3Ja4 A9VEaFfssNsyri


Il MISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS AL,
DEALERS IN GlAND AND AGRICI'IIIlKAI fnt,t a.
MENfS, IEfERsbuhG. VA-froduce consignment, sI,,,,
NhieL receive Inc pufsona attention the partners R.,
10 John NJ Otcy, Dr James Saunders sam Miler
Ruekcr Lytehbmg Iloluas aacr Hon John 3 Na," -
McllSane, Wm. Joynes Petersburg. NarviL au
aaie' iaA"" p" w. heilhohd THOMAS BRANCH
Jas. X BRANCH
" @b-i&cle JN,D p
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-11

80 = ny tf7'HT !" tIhheFh.-Wo
Hens IN Trial noricr 10 t,st What OF their mani,
lore paying for them f'"i''y D"
Twenty Years leence part satisfies opr
and We could get arci Heen hundred persons L. nuc
Ia the opinion, that tsiabI Noril on S,Il US
'hy furnish better OF cheaper, Instruments tlan W, do '
Ildls ~ =, ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-11

kA6ASk Bushels prime HhiIc as.cad Co.,
Il WV for sal. by TIiOS. BRANCH \ SONS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-11

this day ISOLATED With him JOIN 0. ADAMS and
liluMAH q ANpERNGA iff ts purpose o Transferring
HtN l.tAl. bfbtisHN COMMISSION AND FORM AID
ING 81 StNE>e under INN and styi, If ANDERSON
ADAMS \ co Al the old strand OF ". r. Anderson
m"HN J. T. kcuHjcA3
They viii always Keep hand well stock Of
rrres 'p"n" ground and MINI Plaster, Livingston Tougs
and tsiiH-s
afti nu attention given 70 the sale cous,nnonts AID
advances made ui Prutlur, In and
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-11

ztsI.aa.'< EazctIc o. Enshio4t ;tnd tic rscdn
A Maudr tor April
IesI,4 y ! Journal.
Iaa'cs Illustrated Paper,
HNuts - lar Monthly.
L. KEN II =ns, md NHrd4
VIVIAN by MA Snni'lnorth vols
Appictpn's X K Guida
Sectional Map,of the din rent states &c, Just roc eoj
at ftnIBt.I
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-11

ARri,aatga. cbrmisiaaa sole Proprietor. HAl,aMsb
ap + dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-11
ENGtNua. ilI1.--..n,......

Ship Fittings l"wer Pauurs Boring and Morticinr Ma.
chimes, Cotton ana Flour Mil, and indeed all kinds "i NJ
chinery. SAM, n pAIfi ~
teb iIdlv petnrsi,trn w.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-11

THOMAS GftLIAI u.,p,,,, :.
A tLskhAts a Da Na.Dp " ''NL'f
~ IMIokIEl, AND DFAIIHs
., :, ~. HON AND STEEL.
q Bolinghrook Street. PETERSBURG w mia
lg Iaf-t assortment always hand ~
n Ord Is respectfully sollcArd and promutl, a,,,,,.
jaiJ0 d3m f'''i''' attended TO.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-07

der Of parents. viii keep my word. even
it your daughter shoull refuse 10 unite her
fate to that &c the poor shepherd Tnm.'
AT these words vivid flush mantled upon
the cheeks oil the young girl. She raised her
astonished eyes and cried:
MY God It is Tom himself!"
Her surprise, that Of Madame de Blanville,
and ms transports Of joy, prevent me from
describing the scene that ensued. can only
leave it 10 The imagination Of the reader.
In few days Laura became Lady Went
worth, and tr three years | have been the
happlest Of husbands. Everything is bright
about me. all nature is smiling, and every
day | thank heaven for having preserved
an existence So filed with charms. To DIR
Elliott am indebted for all my felicity
With agreeable duties and pleasures m,
whole time is occupied, aud | have not ex
perienced moment Of ennui since my depar
ture for Switzerland.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-07

young lawyers career. II he thinks that
the license qualities him, that his studies are
ended, that he can then indulge his ease
upon the cushioned sofa, smoke his scented
cigars, cultivate his whiskers and mustaches,
drive his fine horses, give his wine parties,
spend his nights at the card table. and still
become eminent in his profession, he will be
disappointed in the end. His license will
prove his curse, and he will sink into his
grave unnoticed and unknown as lawyer.
On the contrary, if he views the matter in
the proper light, that his license is only IN
tended to authorize him to unite the study
of the books with the practice of his profess
sion, that he is just entering upon his studies,
that are never to end but with his lille, that
he will be every day better and better quali-
find to read and understand, he may with
proper habits and perseverance rise high IN
h his profession. After thirty-seyen years O
reading and practice feel that am. as i
were, just beginning to learn my Proies'
sion."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-07
Monument TO GEN. Greene. "a lars

Monument TO Gen. Greene. large
number Of the citizens Guiiod met at Grccnshorough
on the 18th uino for the purpose Of adopting inca.
sures TO secure the erection Of monument on the
Guilford Battle-Ground, in memory Of Gen. Nathaniel
Greene. Speeches were made by several gentlemen
present. among whom were Gov. Morehead. Hon.
James 4. Morehead, and d. F. Caldwell, Esq.
The following resolutions, proposed BY Coy. More.
head, were unanimously adopted:
Resolved. That it is due General Nathaniel Greene
that monument be erected 10 his memory upon the
plains OF Guiiiord.
Resoiced, That il becomes the National Legislature
10 erect that monument.
Resoired That il j. the duty of the Legislature Of
North Carolina said monument II the National
I Legislators declines.
Resolved. That II tho. National anil State Irgisla-
iure decline, tie people ol Gu,ifod wiA eFect tbs
monument.
! /, was also resolved 10 organize :" Greene Monu-
ment Association Tor the purpose Of carrying ou, 'h'
above resolutions, aud committee appointed ,t
prepare constitution iOs the regulation Of the asso-
citation.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-07
OBJECTS n AMERICAN EDUcArIoN.

BlsA ~ - IsN AM1hlLAa BUJ1A IluNs
4 distinguished Indiana lawyer, IN an ar
tiele lately published Oh the profession aud
practice of tie law, SAYS. and we'll saws:
+" The student should have q good sound
English education; he should spell we'll.
read well, and write we'll. and understand
the principles Of arithmetic aud English
grammar. The higher branches may be
added, but 10 NOT hold that Id this country
knOsledge Of the dead languages and a
familiarity with the classics j. essential 20
the student, nor even 10 lis success az
practitioner, although ! DO not object to
their study where q favorable opportunity
hs. been afforded /: but ! d. mean 10 say that
have known many graduates Of colleges
Whp sere 20 deficient IN The English depart
ment Of their education as to be disqualified
for students in nv office. a fine looking
Young man called upon me one day, desiring
to study law with me. ! inquired of him a.
70 Ms education. z ain d graduate IL AZ
Eastern college; understand Latin, Greek,
aud Hebrew ! stood number two 10 large
class of graduates" edo you spell.n I"
presume 70, but ! never thought much Of
that" spell balance +" Bal -lance.".-
ANMA WIZ lth F9s Nv NUH NNhN AEtl
" Certainly" Read this MY name is
Norssl oa tie Grampian hills What
was bis name IT the Grampian hillsi DO
sou write well !" 80. never could write
much; indeed never tried to learn. Our
great men East can scarcely write their
names % that tiiey can be read" 4 Eet me
see you write" De scratched OF some
caricalures looking like Greek Or turkey
tracks. "I'hat i Sufficient your education
j. too imperfect for a LAWYER the dead Ian.
gnages may De dispensed with, but spelling,
reading, add writing cannot be. advised
him - 20 70 one Of our common schools and
begin hi. education over again, and " might
yet gaAiiff himseif Tor the study 81 the law"
T0thc t0ags lawser Dc addressed himself
- follpWs
Tie License d diploma TO practice OBJ.
t4.AsI u ihg test time iii the life 81 tie
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-07

GgS. sAxupL HorsroS's defeat IN Tesas,
apart Irum al party considerations or preiu.
dices. i,a thing much tabe deprecated Here
ia man who. not unIy 10 military. but in
civil life. highly Distinguished himself. and
VITO. whatever NAV b. said II hs Early life.
has il III. latter career been upright, straight.
forward. manly, patriotic, and national IN all
bis acts, nov, Frustrated .--an,l only because,
10 The differences ul spiamn that grew up be.
tween the North aud the South, he sided, or
rather seemed - side with tie North, in bis
resistance % The repeal Of tie Missouri Com.
promise. The defeat goes TO show TO shat
extent personal prejudice aud passion run IL
thi' country. land how hard i Is. Sautll or
North. = stand up anl be true % the Nation.
ifthe State don't happen 10 ike Tie nation.
Atty.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-07

4 BLuST CoScLusioS. New York
sun declares clearly, but with great calm
ness:
!" We are becoming nation n vain, ex-
trasagaut fools. From January IL 10 this
date We have imported foreign merchandise
to the value Of one hundred aud seventy five
millions of dOllars--abOut fourteen millions
more than our imports amounted TO for the
same time last year. The value 81 our cxs
ports since January Ist is about filty millions
Of dollars, Or four millions oT dollars less
than our exports for The same time last year.
We have run into debt this yenr alone about
one hundred and twenty-five millions Of
dollars, and By The end Or Tie year our for.
eign debt for imported goods will be much
larger
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-07

Tng socigrY ~ LApK..-.l'hr following
pertinent remarks occur a. Tie close 81 an
article on the dangers u "t'ullege I. II. |"
IRON the pen II New York Clergyman,
which appeared IN tie New York Tinrs:
The society ofladirs las dome much for me
all INV life long /; anh u was the .slutary soft.
rnng iHllnente ri such associations iliai, with
GUd's blessing, restrained ne from MANY al
excess into which might otherwise have
been led while receiving NY education. Ut
il bad sign when yoang man la. 40 relish
for such company. Whatever be mans
station IL life, whether higher Or lower. pub.
lie or private. he will become a better man,
aud escape many disaster, il he will listen
in due season % The voice Of the intelligent
and the refined among the other sex-
Not only ID thry generally excel ~ ~ their
nice perception of the proprirties Of life. and
10 the tender sense " duty to both God and
man, but they are equally before " il their
instructive facility Of loreseeing evil before il
j. upon u. aud II wisely discerning the char.
aeter and motives Of men. II was not al \
dream ahici, made the wife u julius C1.ar
20 anxious that lie should No, ~ to the SEN.
ate chamber on the fatal lJes 81 March and.
had he complied will, her cntreBties, be might
have escaped The dagger u Biutua Disas.
ter followed disaster 10 the career 81 Napoleon,
FROM HE time that he ceased TO feel the balance
wheel Of Jpsephiue's influence on hisinpetuous
spirit. Our own Washington. when important
questions we're submitted 10 him, often la aid
that he would like 10 carry the subject 10 bis
bed chamber before be had formed bis dceis.
ions; aud those who knew the clear judy
Inent and elevated purposes II Mrs. WASH
ibgton, thought al tie better ~ him for wish.
ing 70 make her a confidential counsellor.
Indeed, the great maturity u men who hare
secqgired f0r themselves gaoJ and great
name, we're not onl, married men. bot happily
nstrisd- -"both paired aud matched
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-07
The Farmers Rana.--rhe Farmers DanE

Ene fttuttfsf ttbhA.-- ! ne Farmers bHhh'
Al Elizabeth City .has suspended specie payments. and
the notes al Norfolk were at discount Of ff,y per
cent These notes have entered largely into The eircu-
la,ion 81 this state; tut believe lltle apprehension
need he entertained Of ultimate loss To The holders OF
them Tie suspension ni The opinion q The directors.
was rendered unavailable BY the suspension Of the
banks north. and The certainty Of run upon il but
i, is believed tie suspension will be only temporary.
Ia relation to this matter the STANDARD says
!. The Farmers Bank was chartered in
1852. The charter provides that. in case OF
suspension. its notes shall draw twelve per
cent. interest; and further, II not paid on
demand, the holder Of the notes may bring
an action Of assumpsit against one or all Of
the directors who may have consented 10 is
sue more than twice the amount paid in. IL
is further provided that, IN case Of insolsen-
cy of the bank, the individual stockhold-
ers shall be liable TO creditors in suns double
ne amoma 1t stock By them respectively
held ia said corporation" Holders OF the
notes Ut this bank shDali not, therefore, be
alarmed. II will no doubt meet all is La
bilities. Even ii the Institution be IN scri-
Gus danger ot failing-and we trust il u
not-the provisions Of the charter above
cited, arr ample for the protection Of note
holders
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-07
Salem and cermanlon railroad. :

We learn hom lhe salem fsess that The amoa.t y.
qu.iic to serure The chatter II this rad has bssn
sub.ctei and the required per cent paid IN anil ih,i
meeting ~ The slockholdehs hsd been held sid u.
reeiufs and officers u The company chosen Til, rad
i intended % form part of line from High Point
TO The Virginia line. and thence isIyuehtus sud IL.
a.push :. i may yst lc doubtful whether The vnsini,
Legislature will charter corresponding road msriing
Tie salem snd Ge,mshtan Road upon The North Caro-.
Ina AMI Virginia line, i VS. dsamcd advisable -
await ibe seton of that Legislature. before going CO.
stsctiealy q wofs % posgte the requisite ampuni of
subscriptions.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-07

The crops u the State of New York This
year are estimated 1T %. OO0. 900 bushels corn.
id.000.OO0 do wheat. 10000. 900 do. eats.
4.0O0.0OO tons hay. 100000 hogs. 5000,
600 cattle. s.5OO,0OO sheep, 10000 tons but.
Ter. aud $4,000 DE-. cheese
The Cincinnati Gazette estimates Tie crops
81 Ohio, 10 tabular statement. as being 10
per cent. larger lllan IN 1855. ~ The table
The product. o. the crops ~ the present year
are given ss 90. O00, 900 bushels corn. 90 600.
600 do. wheat. 10000 900 DO. oais. 400. 900
lons hay. 100000 hogs, e,00D,00O cattle,
5.5OO.OOO sheep, 10000 tons butter, aud 10,
900 tons cheese.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-07

IsrtaSaroStL corRTrsY.--The Navy De-
partment Ia. given orders TO repair the Nor.
wegisn bagua Ellen. Whose commander.
Capt johnson. saved the lives 81 10 Amer can
riiIzens aud supply her with Two .ann,h,'
provisions for her return 10 Europe. Tie
Ellen ir-nOs At the Gospo navy yard, ub-
dc going repairs,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-07
Rno,,-Noiilins suIi.-- A. II,

kaOw-Noiiiins stitt.- - ~ the late term q
lie Supctir Cont ~ Wa.hington County. Judge
Caldwell presiIias. ean.e vss i,ird With excited
much interest. anil iiee tschet lifge coneoutse 4
people, detailed seeounl u nhisi !. publ.shel IN
The Psiet.burs Express.
Ii apppsr. that a. W. Dsrtlen suri iohn a. Amber
ssn. z +. cosper. J. 4. RIaick, u. ysIenine. ard
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publication over the signatures 81 Vie deendapia IL
tie Muri,rc.horoush Gazette IN 1855. ~ which the
plaintiff ris chltge win "nlsehnoi. with abolition.
ism. and that be va uuwoihy The eohiishee of The
American party Z Tie pnhiiSation hsina intended
40 expose u The causes that induced lie American
Council d Hediard eeaniy TO exclude The pliinua
Darjrn. f.om he American Organization.
The damages eIlihtd wefe $4,000. Five lawyers
u sminenee employed % each sds, and tie trial
occupied lie court over tsl dlys. The jury repdc,cd
,cflici 10 fasor d tie plaintiff fot ens Jiiiar aud
Gly cents The eos,. II Tie spit are estimated Um
two 10 three thousand dollar.