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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-10-08
join GOODRICH

Fayetteville, April O. 1857.
P. ST. would remgrk that | viii st al
times be glad to ex change any goods hav
for tho usual barter of the country. j. G
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-10-08

Atlanta Ga
Bacon-hog round, none; clear sides. is
ribbed do III; hams, scarce. IS; shoulder
HOS. Lard, in bbls. 16@1816; in kegs
49, ale. :. Butter. choice, %. Tallow, t
b, r. Flour. extra family 50 25. Grail
Corn, sacked, so: white wheat, do. 81 %
red wheat. do, 90@l 90; oats, 45050..
Feathers, p ID, 40. Cattle on foot IL OK
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-28
MIsGEL .NEOUs.
American Wines and Brandy.

American Wines and Brandy.
CEaciaadti bPdadS dEd ZdRs,S IsbIHd bFaRds.
SPARk4I9G oAIABpA, tqa4rts and Pints:l The rival
- Of French Champagne,
STILL cATAwBA, Corresponding to German Hook
seAT1wGA 3BR1 HhH, Di,tiIed nom Csisuhn Wine
Strictly Pursl for medical purposes nnrivalled-
DIRECTIONS
Keen tba Wines in AorsoRtdt astOR, and In cellar
ID odd tssdfSst The SPARKLING WINES should be kep.
for three days before using nWaTn rooms II the ten
warmed through z '-sit ss.-s7ltf q u.s.. e.
Ice Ahnuld never be uleI in SPARKLING o1rAwBAs
MIEE for i njpFe4 ilelr navor and dutet
too gensltive TO bear Ice.
~ In Offering The above Wines to the notice Of the
American public desire persons Who may
purclaSs them that ter art the strictly PURE JCIcE
GRAPE free from and every firm Of aluiter
alton, and containing alcohol that which results
from the natural process 81 fermentation.
The SPARKLING CATAWBA e made 70 IirfTAT F any
foreign article EhateTr but Il q just what it
y represented an American puTtSIlnS Wine. as
Champs gne FRENCH 'spAFkng Wfneb Here the re.
and rutvi its HVoTs il makes delicious wine. The
prejudice In favor OF the foreign article regarded rs
HpEualce Gully, and inconsistent with tudg
Tneut. =
The STILL, WINE Is hEhy esteemed by Medical
most admirable tonic for inValds for SAckAAKSTIL
purposes Il e wholly neXceptionRbls. -fs
The BIkANllf made from tile OnGaEba Grape differs
material degree from oditaty French Brandy cOurse
but ~ the same time u posseAeS all those qualities which
ehafacterze superior article of kind
other rurImses, It cannot be over estimated.
For sale by 5l.,i.z5 T. II. logan & co.
Bridge Corner Druggists, Wheeling, Va,
opt-iaE GESEaAL AdESTa.
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NEBRASKA,
WILCOX q 84HLER,
Atterneyu nj LAW s. General Land Agents
nlIAtI 4 fstsrV " m


MILL make COLLECTIONS pay particular attention
inVestng money In Real Estate.
Money Investments for the hrst i've hundred dollars 1--WE
P5T cent and three cent All sums over that and give
without charge full aud accurate description OF all
and city property, and of Lands the quality sOIl proper
ton of PraiFie timber land water, ETC., etc. 81
VIII buy property for capitalists Gnd sell the when
desired, for onehaif tile profits and share The losses equal
yi therefore we M be equally interested choice
property.
Letters Of lnquiry Inclo,ng postage stamp win receive
trusted to our care for Western Iowa RS
REFFERENCES.-Mark ". lizard, ODcnha, Governor Of
Nebraska; Daniel Wcodsen, Secy KansnS Territory w
CamDbel Wheeling Val Rev. Daniel Waldo, Chaplain U.
CITY, & 9mds
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WheeIing7 Hieb SohooI-
REMOVAL,

=. ELENIOV I'D.
IE underSRned grateful for patronage they have
received from the citizens Wheeling and tis public
generally, at the old stand respectfully conttuu-
nhee Of e same at their location No. IFS Main be-
tween Monroe and Union streets p q al7EI
We purpose, all such an assortment of
CHINA, GLASS, QURENsw4RE, IioUsE STEAM BOAT
Furnishing Goods hand that win most likely TO suit
the taste Of all who NAV favOru with therpRronagc
our Rooms are spaeIou anordinG facilities Unsurpassed
In the West to exhibit goods advantage and aside from
our Retailing and packing department. shah continue
Keep on hand original packages OF assorted QneenSRare
adapted to this section Of
which, will be offered ut small advance the cost
Connected with this house, Is n FLINT GLASS MANU-.
FAOFOSi hence our Country Merchants NAV RELY upnu
their Glass and QueensEFrs from US. +. -
J. X. DUNIIAAf 4 CO..
mhl4 No. 115 Main ST., between Monroe 4 Union sts
SPKINCT SSIIYEEI OF FI0TI7S-
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j ET. SCOTT.
No. 1s7 Main street, Wheeling, Va.
Wholesale and Retail

uEhL6H !
Watches. CLOCKS. 1eNTefry. Watch & Clock
Materials, Tooip, CSIasses,
Culver Plated and britannia Ware. Gold Pens, and PEN
- u Gold and Silver Spectacles Port MOunaies, Purse
Gard o. Cabas Work Boxes, Drushes Combs Pefiune-
ri Fancy soaps Pocket Knives Scissors aznESs eVnlvers
Pistns Ger S Plated Specs Spoons and Forks Regalia
sk Guards Steel Keys Steel Pens Jet and Coral Goods
and general assortment OF useful aud fancy articles.
Having lately added largely my atoc both In
the Wholesale and Retail departments, enables
oIsr to
Watohmalkers. Merchants, Pedlars,
and the Pnbic generally very complete assortment
Watches and clocks eareEaily repaired and warranted
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MTsG LAS E@IIs.-
HoLLoWtAY's GE1iTfS7E ERY7o3 y s
lEtst - TIERS.

~ I'll - TIERS.
fFSIIFSE Plasthr9 Are pyiatcl rom tho ArnJe, 49,
that valuable Vegetable remedy used for MANY
GeraYs 4fi various partI Of EFdna tib sl,rb n
ing teae ~ TO- attract the attenon or The S9fj ~
tee i6enlY s ii Indic
~ its stimulating and anoayns e1,cis
2Li IN an cases OF pains Of NeEhes. a.
es bssk or linbsalso, III T1tIses sr7i
COY Flleu q iisui, lnrshaao ana b a
SaHeEy In liver CON plants, plenrsY, eougis COLI
SUMMIT Hathfnh lioSrEenessi de- - S,t1' con
= no gaco epaFationS hut one meeting The ann
OF tle sleieal Profession, the enIrat az II
psaF testimony Of their Ponder
them them TO tle tirtion =, Wy
They have been before the rDblc nov " NE
a9n sl gety and 81 the insnY Shonsand dozen ,o,S
osss gett2hear Of single eGNe Of culture to 0frS y e
4hey are spread on the ioftiest ISnbskn
and mag, the most deiiest ~
sous ~ ~ stlatioqs While they adhere rmIv te PIE
eI y tLead OF that consIsance MS not to run or in
vay Foil the widest linen. SalilibF ~ any
4. III. LOGAN 4 CO.
n!3 nFiiRe Corner DrrTTe5s,s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-28
Silks and Shawis

Silks and ShaVVlS.
21G AEl(l IVORTIIo silks and shavlsi embracing
DiNJSNJN I've beeyel largest stock the best va
variety andthe cheapest Silks and Sawls brought
Wheeling have in the trade aud suitable 70
persons in any station in life.
Plaid Silks as low 81 cts Beautiful black Droende do
81 Inches wide, at 81 80, worth 1880.
full stock Grape and Stella shaWlE very desirable nnl
siP8hle, = sfssss [l-g-, - : = -
Trimmings OF the most lesrabic stye-aneF variety.
Sur stock Of Silks Chales, Tissues BarcRea Grenadines
Argentine, Dc make whole of fully 50, 900 yds
This Immense stock together with the fact that we uy
mostly with cash make the Beehive store desirable
store at ThIchto buy Goods. ~ T.,
Come and see for yourselves.
APPS STONE THOMAS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-28
PATENT FIRxIBLE BAND !

Great lnipEoVenlenL ia SILK EIrts
Wis Improvement consistS Of combination princl.
a pies TO render the SIX Hat Daud s wear
as son andpeaFant 10 the head ft Hdt, VIII, I-
Jury 70 rs durability This has long been great sieEa.
tu and By those combinations, suSeeedel eject
ing THIS object, EhchcOmhines the the It Hat
WIN ne beauty and FessY Of the SILK
from ITS yielding nature, readily -ae OF
s9e heed thus avoiding, IN measuTe{ ne trou
Ds and Inconvenience OF conforming and shaping, the
meut. .e.t = 80 -. ~ -,
We have the nebec, oakfOrd and other most fashionable
essiSsn styles OF hats, 8. D. HARPER & SON.
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1857 BEE ii 81 ST ORE. 1861.
NO. l74 MAIN STREET. Y5fElIfry iEI4
STOFSEEa GflEIE AEEIJY I111SE11As r. GqEI0.
1851.


sSt%iS
s sE sIgFRg
@ eNh m o Wheeling gmoreh s.
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~ nd cpl oSi eve
aBseiFs sHy55
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-28

W4LhIlN, GENTLEaLEVI= -
TAKE pleasure in informing my friends and patrons and
T. te citizens OF Wheeling generally, that have Just re-
ceysd ny Spring and summer stock Cloths Cassmeres
niShlng Goods ~ 49, - ' W ".
stock has been selected with great care from the best
New Hot an Phindclpia markets The STYLES are verv
neat anu as 70 quality they second none being Of The
very best and WheI prepared make N, TO Or
der and at short notice. in the latest and ost apnroye
style and best MANNER - "--SS' eFP'"ssS4.
a good Ut guaranteed In all easeE or no sale, by
1900 J. II. srALLSfyN, 8IsFeiant Tailor,
aPz SO.2 WRshnStonIiaIl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-28

- 10 .IUUSEhEEIPEIhS "a
STORE and for sale, at reduced prices the following
articles Viz Plote Warmers, new styles and plain;
oa ases, dive sets; RlTeSA OF different qualities
Also, FenasrF Ash Pans, Coal seutes Toilet sets sion
sPes and Knife BoScs Trays Corn non,
e Hearth Broomsi nssprted Sizes Table, Coffee and Tea
MatS Chatting and Vegetable DISHES, Plated spoons and
F0Eks qpAiity Clothes, Travelling Cap Bas
Ksts OF Eagious Side lrOns Snce Meat Cutters
and various her hrtieles House Keeper I'D
WM. HEBURN - z
-uec%S Ono. 81 Monroe Street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-28
No. 9 Washington Hall

ME undersigned would respectfully Inform his friends
and patrons and the eEsnG Of wheeling and vicinity
GENERALLY that he has TeSeVed his Pan Stock OF
SlotnI and veInEs all Of which he Is prepared
70 make up to order In the latest aud approved
and best AZ short notice prices which canno
4etltQ please the best buyers All goods
good a. Recommended oF-no sale. y. n. STALL9TAN,
neH4 1T.Te6I M ITaIinr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-28

.bNJI1II'S -HEOIOH MISIJJRA
"A SURE REMEDY FOR THE PILES
has cured when eHeTyother Aedcne had faed-It has
cured and y still curing cases. OF from ono to
dWenty year, standing One application in many cases, win
Se yon neeide relief All that suffering hui
ranity VIII give It fair trial. The undersigned certify to
ne great efficacy Of Bulls eco 3IstuTa remedy for
L. aier LynShburs Va Rev: T. Mitchell, Pres. Elder
OF tue NJ T. Church. Rev Samuel Enterine, Conway
aud shsrPe Streets Bat sal Thlttlngton No IS HI
street Bait L. C. Berry No. go Sharp Streetalt sam
Burnett, No. 40 Lee street, Bait, -
Price o. cents per bottle For sale Washington Han
drug store, by FUNDESBERG ROBERTS, g.
Sole manufacturers fthe genuine Partisan Tootlpaste
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-28

JAS. MELLOR,
DeHler In Variety Goods and
NJ OES1C AsLszI4&Sl u NJ L. rs
"a q EN- Pa.F{0R.
ChickcrinE' Piano Rortes. Roster,
o. p. Martins Guitars -. i. :. - S:v1 yorS
Musical Merchandise Of all kinds: 7fst
ES Pianos Rent, Fune and RebsiFrjS Nh - rsS,St
AZ No. &c Union street, Wheeling. Va n,s -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-28
ttPoor odd unoIe Na5 y

HPoor Old Uncle Ned"
and he had no wool the top Of his head
On the place where the wool ought to grow"
NHEIE are some folks Rdays, the same lanienta
\ bic hS with Uncle Ned. They may soon change their
song OF woe TO OF rejoicing they viii only use the
means which Art offers to Nature. to aid her
I'm eF9Su'8 EHnir Restorative.
y ven known and valuable HAIR TONIC. There are
those Ia wheeling who testify It's power In preventing
the loss Of hair, aud In restoring uxuEant
fallen out. - $500 '"asI'1
Emersons Hair Tonic is for sale By
49,. . 1870 r. II LOGAN CO. sew
0seil - Dridge Corner Drugglsts.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-28
MTsCETI lANF0Us. NflSCEEIA NBOUS.

~ New A4riva1 .1-7-
FROM THE EASTERN CITIES.
AM opening lot ofsuPerior Family Groeeries re-
4 csved from the Eastern ees, and selected with tie
greatest care 70 sutte wants Of my customers Among
other things this arrival enbraces: ai27--5lt
Rio and Java OonHes; hest qualities;
Green and Black Teas, superior;
gas Fresh AiaekeTal Mol, In kits;
sci 49, dss No. 9, - s-f-li
~ Salmon, Ho.1, In kits, very ane;
= No. l. In teFpes;
Piekles,i In Jars, assorted; Hls3-
Canned Fruits, embracing Peaches, Tomatoes, &c. y
ft 7Jeilies, in Jars - ,5f'TEf' n
ALSO
quantity Of very superior Dried Beef and Hams Of the
best cure; together with oier articles kent in m
Inc, Purchasers are Invited 70 call,
wSi. HEBuRN,
& !e5s- No. 81 Monroe Ct
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MOWED OVER.

III p u. NJ y H 4 IEs-Rs So
Ia As Fsa Di.t H
= aaaas 2 NO g NAM street, nsaEy ohis Cd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-28
Wash'ngton Han DTug store.

RUNDENRUIEGs Il 1tiSrF's rSS.,t ;t.,to,,
,r,-,,-n, No. 1 WAsHTSGToS HAL.
Ii sell at eastern prices. - ~"
Physicians and others desiring such nrtfeIes a. ned
low will please call. = - -
Surgeons Needles, IGum Lancets
Silver Probes, IGeTr,o SiI,,5r t,,tt ~, 7 ,..,.
Pocket Instruments, lFancstocEis Tamil TSStr,,
Ebony Caustic Holders, tneIits "a
Ear Tubes for deaf perSons ICIrfs ~ abss+s
Polypus FOrrepB, 'i - lSfivsJ " 80, -
UvulR Scissors, 81 female -
SS1Sss ;.i Gum Elastic Bougies,
Stomach Pump With 5s Il.-,,
Uaustlc SILVER Holders, Bonds AsopbAFs POroeps. Sees
lusns, FrusseR and SyrInReS In Great rsTiktS.
81 With brass pump and stop Together with
drug stored. m - = Z n ST+ ~ tS'N
Prescriptions put up at ali hOurS during the day or
nj
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-28

mhi2 80 Bridge corner Druggists.
JOBSi Gf&EAFJ0BSI BONNETS!
USEOPESED-6case OF BOnuets Of thefollowny kinds:
= spit straw, Swiss Straw, Tuscan, Briantand Braids Of
nc Iatsst stYesi Tor sne BY the dozen retail lowe
hGurethRn ever before In 10y
ALSO-Neapolthn Bonheta: -
~ boxes RucheS-latestS styles: 4 = =
= ps. Straw SkirtnE; -
{. %. Neapolitan do;
Whisku blonde, &c. 10, 7-f
AtWhOlssale and retail by
Iny2 - 4 -. - STONE 2 TmnNIL o. !,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-28

zAIgJ(JpII1N / OTIS
Hi DOZEN Ined OaLnbFfc ifandElfS n a fin
worth three fips: 49, ~ St' 's5i
fz5Ft * pr real 1riah Linen q Is, worth 41d.-
200 ps-..s,5s Ct 8 g 6etWotth 10 to 81.
io9 Aantlas, SOME Of the Best bargains t6at you
ap2s } STONE & THOMAS,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-28

5ss SPRING BClIpFE 3595 ~ ! 49,
PRI6 etsiea o. Pedal, BfaId RI Tan ~ ana al
" qFep Lace B0rne4S Also, some Beautiful - n
sid split sttl a1ld 1liEssSt Is
ltie thPlr especial attention. - : p 49,
- -ls9Hgsk J 4sa 2 HEIsKELL sWEkRINaES ze
AeeelE99 falt = res lslnVFIss7
M have = few Ffel f
y y 3FdeF1 tie latest leVeiJ ffeh dssIFSSs ~
tsss saalf5. Alsos few fne BFoeHa EhaSil
f9aG61mefe Hats - =.
kCkIYED this DAY, q one as5or1ent 81 sfTiBS ..,l
y ssis.2re Hats. ttsh5l 8 D. HARPAR sok
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-28

.L4as1 -JOBS!Jlll3SigT
4 Nays sell At levy, at 8 to 9e.5 81 : - t' a.
~ ps yd wide Chintz worth Qnc. at19L<
o. cases e4inFflans Of superior di1atsud fsSi ,o,,
ans - e. IeNy--a very great bargain .i+.-,.ss ~
Ohalty DeLahs-a few tfousand yarda Of b.a ri,,, n
W 2lIs on tne 0haily eaths, such we sold at q T.
zine bro. Muslns worth 1s at,61lc-atIE Ti[
apo =ss.-75-ss- STONE & THOMAS,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-28

NoTHER lot Of the genuine rarisian Tooth Paste Just
"a prepared and for sale by the Gross Dozen or single
O9S, BY RUNDENBERd 3 ROBERTS
oetl No. 1 WaShlnFton TyhaelIng Va
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-11-21
Arrested for Frauds ON the Pension Office.

John G. Gully, Esq, of Johnston county, was ar.
rested few days ago by the U. S. Marshal, and
lodged in Jail in this place. charged with perpetrat
ing frauds upon the U. s. Pension Office. Dewitt
@. Wellons, a magistrate of the same county, was
also arrested and lodged in jail charged with being
accomplice in the frauds. 1t is supposed that
Gully has defrauded the pension Office of some
$4,000 or $4,000. Much sympathy is felt for
Wellons, those knowing him best believing he was
q dupe instead Of an accomplish and that he acted
in his official capacity as a magistrate in signing
such papers as Gully presented to him. through ig-
norance, rather than with an intention of commit.
ting frauds. He is represented to be = weak man,
rendered almost incapable Of business by periodical
fits Mr.. Gully is man Of considerable wealth,
and has heretofore been influential and leading
citizen in his neighborhood. We learn that both he
and Wellons will be examined soon by the U. s.
Commissioner, Quentin Busbee, Esq.
P 8. We learn that Wellons has been set at
liberty.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-11-21

We copy, with pleasure. the following tribute to
A. D. Banks, from the Wytheville Va.) Telegraph
The cordial manner in which he is backed by the
Democracy of his own State, is the best recommen.
dation he can have:
CONGRESS. Speakership and Clerkship of the
next house of Representatives, in all like cases
heretofore, will have to be filled of course. Rumor,
too, must have her share in filling them. Among
others she has long since had in nomination for each
of them a favorite from our own State. For
the Speakershp, Mr.. Bocock, Mr.. Faulkner, Mr.
Letcher. but particularly our own Representative,
Judge Hopkins: for the Clerkship, very pesstenty
and with profuse expressions of good will. friend,
A. D. Banks the talented and indefatgabe editor Of
the South Side Democrat Both places will certain
ly not oe yielded to Virginia. Will either3 To
judge from the general tone of the press, not only
in the State, but South Of it, the election of Mr.
Banks will at any rate be expected. He has a
strong claim to it. Besides his merits, personally
as Democrat, and an editor, he was the 'fororn
hope candidate of the party for the same place in
the last Congress. At that time Black Sepublican-
ism having an overwhelming ascendancy in the
House, there was of course chance for a Demo-
crat The of q mans name however, at such
time, is generally considered sort of pledge to mark
the triumph Of the party using it upon the first
casion afterwards by giving him a share of it. We
know not why Mr.. Banks's case should be made an
exception.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-11-21

~ The alleged destruction Of the provision
train says the Washington Star, which We men
toned on Friday Iast-the burning of 70 govern.
ment wagons by band of 700 Mormons, on the
plains about $50 miles east of Salt Lake Citv-can.
not possibly embarrass the troops now the way
to Utah. They contained nothing but provisions
neither arms, munitions, nor accoutrements; and
sufficient provisions for $500 men, have been sent
forward; whereas, but 200 troops have been sent
thither. It will be remembered that it was original
" designed to SEND twice as many there. but the
state of things in Kansas and in the Spirit Lake
country caused the destination of half Of them to be
changed. s-a 81 .,-iS}-s
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-11-21

SEABoARD Aos,culruRxL SoclEEE-Ataa meeting
Of this Society, held il Norfolk On EhsrsdaY night
last, william B. Whitehead, Esq, declined Tia s6aee
of President and Josiah T. Cranberry. Esq, Of Per-
quimans Co., N g., was unanimously elected tpaRn
his office. Mr.. Whitehead declined the nomination,
assuring the meeting, that while be considered The
position he had had the honor to occupy, oneof
allied consequence and consideration there were suf
fcient reasons for bis declining reelection. These
reasons had been given to gentlemen before this
meeting assembled; and he was happy to knew an
other gentleman was thought of for the high office
noble son Of the Old North State, who would bring
to the Office his well known accomplishments and
extensive knowledge and experience in farming !;
and inaugurate, he was satisfied new and brilliant
in the history of the Seaboard Agricultural So
ciety. '-s@ &
. The President elect, Mr.. Cranberry, was conduct.
ed to the rostrum by committee detailed for that
purpose, and presented himself in very graceful
address, acknowledging the honor conferred on him.
and undertaking bis ability to maintain the zeal
and energy which had been infused into the pro-
ceedngs of the Society, by his able predecessor but
pedging himself to do what he could to sustain so
noble an enterprise that in which the Seaboard
Agricultural Society was engaged.
The late Fair of the Society is represented to have
been unusually successful.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-11-21

HE VIRGINIA SENAroRsHp.-The late letter Of
dov. Wise seems to be regarded Is settling the ques
ton of the Virginia Senatorship. large majority
OF the party now appears to be fixed in its choice,
and Senator Hunter will most probably be reelected
without serious opposition. .... ........,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-11-21

COMMON Schools IN WAKE-We learn from Will
son W. Whitaker. Esq, Chairman of the Board of
Superintendent for this county, that At a meeting
held on Monday last the Board distributed 81 81 to
each child for school purposes. This is six cents
more than heretofore distributed.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-11-21
HAIRED,

81 .-;s.3 ~. - MANFRED, sssssss::as5
Near this City, the lfh inst, ~ The Rev =. HI.
lin, Mr. William J. Brown, Of the hrm Of Brxw n Viz.
gins to Miss Sallie E., only daughter 0f Dr.. Jamm d.
At the brides fathers near " he Forest C5SIWSk.
county, N. c. hs morning. Or he lsh iuat q -
o'clock BY VIM. J. Eddfns Il n, NJ Jesnes I Psse n
Miss Ara Ann Holding, dasghter Il Isham Hokns Eeo
On the 18th inst, BY Rev. &C Pharr, DID. Df. Hrcvu
CASTOR, Of Montgomery, Al b MisS Sa6 I!fs6cS a
Cedar Grove MectlenbasE county. II o. ~ ls ID =
Estes to Miss R. e. Collins. 1's, lsaI s.
In Robson ceauty, ON the seth ut b. Rev Jess GIN.
cair. Mr. John Leiteh TO Mo Massey tsisSv
On the 28th nh, near WadesborO Rev ~ a. Haxnna ar
theS g. Coufrenss, to Miss CoGnelia 81 dauehter a n
H. Leak Esq, Of Arson. ssp4 ~ ss4ssSst
In Marion Distriet thu 9Th ult; Rsv J. W ca a
Ne =. O. Ccnference, to Miss E. H. Palmsr &c ~
z p! II Gnnse equity On he seth ssps:. Nh.
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SELECr CLAs0TCAL eCUOOI..-THT RETT
- SESSION OF THE OXFORD G2AIHAH NCH0OL
viii commence on the sseoud MeudsN n jan1irv -
Rev J. Horner Who has besn ics With tbe
frincipAi viii continue 70 b asosaot 1a
services Of Mr. Joseph venabla NIier papE who haa
recently graduated ct the UnivMsity with H. kies die.
t,Dcs, on, :ns VIE sssss e make tAisg his
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