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THE OLD WELDON HOTEL

obD w uoI
rs NOW OPEN ON THE SOUTH EAST SIDE OF
u the Rnlrna1 you get in any Road 1t is open IN
the OF The newly opened
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
And is bound to do justice to passengers in getting their
mrashc Proprietor pcdging himself To satisfy all who
may favor him with call, no pay.
Passengers will find meals ready the arrival of every
train, with Porters 10 attend to them and check their
baggage TO any point which they may desire to have ii
checked,
The House is within twenty steps of the Ticket Office,
where passengers obtain their Tickets without any
trouble and be in good lime after getting h,r dinner or
supper, there is considerable baggage 10 change
Passengers will please bear in mind that there house
In front Of mine rented by the other house To keep of
opposition which is Gallo. the New Weldon Hotel, but
gentlemen and ladies will please rccoect that this house
has been built only some four five or SIX years TO my
knowledge md has been occupied by three different PER
during that time and has Proprietor at present
This Old Weldon Hotel has been open for months and
has not had u crowd but SINCE but IL is ncreas
ing fast in popular favor passengers lind that the meals
SUIT them and are always ready the table when the
trains arrive from any point There red bills printed
dcutly designed njurc and my house. but it
succeed, Notwithstanding the Proprietor and his men al
the particular in informing passengers that the
house the right is the best but passengers find hat the
house the hill only the best but that its table
abundantly supplied with the best, and that the
waters polite and attentive to the wants OF those
who favor it with their presence.
Please bear in mind that my house is the newly opened
EXCHANGE HOTEL on the hill, twenty steps from the
Ticket Office.
b. b. SEARS, Proprietor.
October q, 1857. Eft.
~" Wilmington Commercial Petersburg Express and
Norfolk Herald copy.
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FOR SALE.

ZANE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND DESIRA-
" BILE residences in the State with AL necessary out
houses and fifty Of land attached situated about one
mile from the town Of Lousburg, the Halifax road
The house is neatly furnished Sold either with with
out the furniture. For further particulars apply to
CORNEIIA u. DAVIS.
Louisburg, August 81, 1887. rs
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II AND FOR SALE.-THE SUBSCRIBER Of
fers for sale, between this and January next tract Of
land containing nine hundred thousand acres Of very
four five miles north Of Avcasboro and very
lent to the Cape Fear river; is heavily timbered mot
boxedhas quantity Of Juniper it, and is good oca-
tion for steammili distlley, both There is a
swamp Of hundred this land forty fifty Of
lars address me at Averasboro' p O., Harnett Co. NC
d. Men. MCKAY.
July "a, 1857. 7O-Sm.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NNlLLIAM T. Balm RESPECTFULLY INFORMS
w his friends and the public that be has taken charge
of GUl0NS HOTEL, and will be much pleased 10 accom-.
modnte his friends and oil Others who may favor him with
their patronage lie will spare exertions 10 please
Raleigh, October 8, 1857. 9l-3m.
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Aug. 7, 1857.
Valuable Town Lot for Sale.
Valuable Land for Sale,

IN e UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE A
u tract Of superior land containing about acres
uate both sides of Big Lick Creek the Hsboro and
Fish Dam Road There is better land than this the
State for the growth of Corn Wheat, Cotton and Tobacco
There said land good twosory dwelling. with
gain CHESLEY JONES.
Nov. 81. 1885, l-swtfpdiias.
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PROSPECTUS.

1T Is PROPOSED TO PUBLISH IN THE TOWN OF
IL Frnklintun. newspaper of medium size, good pa
per- with types be devoted mainly to the interests
Of Franklin county and the Counties composing the 4th
n1rsr of The present Adnstsa,ion Ba Il is not
intended make the paper vehicle through which any
portion of iellowcitzens shall meet with Insulting
ephets however much they pay differ with the Editor in
politics Moral suasion ment, and friendly wa-nings
are the weapons to be used IN political discussions.
me paper w Dc pu5hs " pc, an y, naaraG o.,
enterprise forthwith those who feel interest therein
urgently solicited their best exertci in pi ocurng
the requisite number of sub crber 400 the
undertaking. The paper shall be gotten up in a
which will reflect credit upon the thriving town Of Frank
linton.
October Q, 1857. o.
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II AND FOR SALE.-I OFFER FOR SALE MY
IL Mason Hall plantation in Grunge, the Alamance
line on the n C. Raj road oneand-baf miles northeast
Of Mebanes station Said plantation is situated in healthy
neghborhood is well waered and has meade Of superb
or quality upon it, good dwelling house and at necessary
outhouses and a good proportion of timbered land, and
contains about 400 Terms will be made suit
the purchaser For further information apply to Giles Me-
bane Esq, Mason Hall, Alamance.
~ MARY F. BOND.
February Q, 1857. 2s-tE
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October G, 1857
gI,mIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF THE

VuNHIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF THE
Il SEABOARD AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY WILL
be held at the Fair Grounds the City of Norfolk,
the 10th llh, l2th and 18th of November next.
Extensive preparations being made to render this
exhibition of the most attractive and interesting
held South of the Potomac.
The various Railroad and Steamboat lines leading to this
City will convey stock and articles for exhibition free of
charge and ample accommodations will be provided for the
cont portable entertainment of visitors TO the Fair
by order of the Executive Committee.
q. +. ANDERSON, Scc'y
Sept. l6, 1857. Std
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COX REMARD.-RANAwAY or THE NIGHT
Sp~eD of the nth inst, my boy HARDY. The said
bov is about five feet inches high is Of light copper
color has straight black hair, his front uppe teeth are
somewhat OPEN and he is clear spoken He had when
he left, black rock-coat also, he had on low crown
wool hat with broad ribbon it, He will probably go
into South Carolina, he last seen on the road to
Cheraw will pay the above reward to any person that
will him to me, place him that can get him.
REDlCk DEAN.
wadesboro', April 81 1857. 4S-swtf
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REAL q PERSONAL ESTATE.
-ALUABLE PLANTATION AND NE.

" GROEs ron sAJE.-f MILL OFFER AT
public sale the 18th OF November, 1857 the premi
my Plantation aud Negroes situated in Perqulmans
county, the Albemarle Sound
The Tract Of Land consist of 1900 acres 500 Of which
are in fine state of cultivation.
The Farm is well fenced about ten miles Of which Is Of
Juniper rail- There IL a fine situation for Shad and Her
ring Fishery the premises formerly successfully hshed
The negro houses and oommodious every of
which fnme buildings with brick chmneys The farm
houses are large and well built There five barns adj
vanageousy situated Of which has just been compile
ted at a cost of $4,000. -I
Also Steam Saw and Grst Mill off horse power very
valuable
will offer at the time and place, seventy negroes,
chiefly young and very valuable.
Also, all the stock belong to the farm, consisting OF
Horses Mules Oxen Mich Cows Hogs and Sheep togeth
with variety Of farming utensils.
Persons wishing to look nj the premises invited do
So
CHAS. W. SKINNER, Sr.
Septenber I5 1857 Std.
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500 Agents WantedI
A OMESTEAD FOR 80!
THIRD DIVISION.

100000 worth Of Farms and Building Lots,
IN THE GOLD REGION. OF CUiPEPPER COUNTY,
II Virginia. 10 be divided among 10000 subscribers the
7th December. 1867. Subscriptions only ten dd,s dca or
&5 half down. the rest ON delivery of the deed Every
subscriber will get building Lot Farm ranging in
value from $40 s25OoO These YARNS and Lots sold
cheap to induce settlements sufficient number being
reserved the increase in the value of which will compen
for the apparent low price asked Upwards Of
1850 lots already sold and company of settlers, called
"The Rappahannock Pioneer Association" form
ing and will settlement Ample security
will be given for the faithful performance of contracts and
promises Nearly $4,000 Of land in different parts of
Virginia at command and will be sold to settlers at
all be giren Wood cutters, coopers farmers &c,
wanted and 500 Agents to obtain subscribers to whom
the most liberal inducements will be given. Some Agents
write that they making $500 per month For full par
ticulars, subscriptions agencies, &c. apply to
Z. 5AUDER,
Port Royal, Caroline Co. Va.
Aug. T. 1857. 74-f
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HOW TO BUY PIANOS.

HOW To BUH TIANOS.
IN PURCHASING so COSTLY AN ARTICLE AS A
ii Piano. every wishes to be Of getting the ba
and cheapest and there degrees quality god ma,
TER, BEST ind all makers are not equally desirable ",
tn ON trial from houses of established reputation and
sponsbility VIII Sc character would be sufficient guaran
against imposition. We have been selling Pianos for NOR
than twenty years. instruments have been spread ob
broadcast the country and say that NE
sold bad one.
f. P. NASH, Petersburg, Va
Aug, Z, 1857. "a
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TRY THE PLANO FIRST.
Paw for II Afterwards.

Pay for IL Afterwards.
NO ONE CAN OBJECT TO THE ABOVE, AS 1T
affords to the purchaser opportunity Of deciding for
himself in place Of depending upon the statements of the
seller, for whilst truly that would not know
ingly make any misrepresentation respecting the quality
If our Paros yer in view of the fact that every dealer is
interested party nothing that he say will have the
effect that actual trial Of the instrument would do
F. H.. T.. p. NASH,
Book and Piano Seller, Petersburg, Va,
October 3 1857. soft
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nRUG STORE FOR SALE !.--THE SuBSCRI-
II Der finding the superintendent of his Drug Store TO
interfere much with his professional business offers it
for sale He has in store, choice assortment of the
very best Drugs &c The custom Of the Store is OF
the best paying in the State good Apotbccary can make
he will sell on time. Apply to -
Dr.. l. BURKE HAYWOOD,
57-swtf Raleigh, N. c.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
UNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL HIS RESI-
j depce and S65 of ground adjoining the City Of
Raleigh better known the residence Of the late Judge
Seawe On the premises orchards, barns, ten or
twelve well-bult houses &c The whole can be bought
very low applied for Immediately. lfnot sold before the
first Of January the premises will be for rent For further
particulars apply to DR.. r. b. HAYWOOD.
EDMUND d. GRIFFIN.
Sept, IL, 1851, S5-lm.
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uJIANOs.-THE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND
ii for sale two second hand Pianos, respectively of
Boston md New York make in good repair and excellent
instruments. Bargains may be had in them. Also Pianos
Of my make for sale rent Persons wishing to pur
chase rent Pianos invited 10 call and examine the
above instruments, at my residence on Harget street.
Pianos tuned and repaired in the best manner:
WESLEY WHITAKER
October q 1857, 90-Gt
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Proposals for Erecting Marine Barracks n
Pensacola, Florida.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,


Washington, September u, 1857.
SEALED PROPOSALS. ENDORSED PROPOSALS.
- for building Marine Barracks at Pensacola Florida,
will be received this Department until the 9Th day of
the Marine Barracks authorized be erected Pensacola
Florida according 10 the plans and specifications prepared
BY the direction of the Navy Department copies of which
may be sev at the offices Of the commandments Of the navy
Yards Portsmouth, New Hampshire, Boston, New York.
Philadelphia Norfolk, and Pensacola and at the Navy De-
partment.
The proposals be for furnishing all the materials
and completing the work in manner satisfactory 10 the
person who may be appointed by the Navy Department
s,erinend the same and the department reserves the
right To reject accept of the proposals herein in
ved when il deems the interest OF the United States re-
quires it.
Ninety per cent of the amount of work done and the
materials delivered will DO paid for from time time
The work progresses upon estimates made and certified to
by the superintendent the part OF the United States and
per cent retained until the completion Of the contract
and acceptance of the work by the said superintendent aud
department and be forfeited in the event OF nonfnlmen
of The ccntract provided that biz shall be made for
amount less than five thousand dollars.
Each proposal must be accompanied by written guar
antee signed by two responsible persons, certified to be
other officer Of the United States, in the of five thou
sand dollars that the bidder will, when required, if his
proposal be accepted into contract and bond With
proper and sufficient security for its faithful performance
Bidders invited TO examine The plans aud specitica-
tons at the Offices hereinbeiore mentioned.
The proposals be sealed and addressed to this de-
partmcnt and plainly endorsed Proposals for building
Marine Barracks at Pensacola, Florida
The bidder only whose offer may be accepted will be
notified, and the contract will be forwarded there
after practicable which he will be required TO execute
within ten days alter its receipt at the post office named by
him
An the above work is to be completed in all respects
cordng the plans and specifications within twelve mont his
from aud after the date OF the contract.
ISAAC TOUCEY,
Secretary Of the Navy.
Sept. 90, 1857 s9-tllGNov.
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BLANK ATTACHMENTS.

vKTE HAVE JUST PRINTED A QUANTITY OF
w blank attachments, according TO form furnished
us by b. f. Moore Esq IL is doubtless the best form IN
the State We will send them free Of postage for 1870 per
oue Blank notices to those supposng 10 have Of
the effects Of the aachee in their possession will be fur
nished at o. per quire--our usual price for blanks
We have on hand q large assortment of Court blanks
Deeds Forthcoming bonds, Witness and Jury tickets
W.rrsnfs AZ Ic HOIDEN 4 WILSON
"a" Nav 2s1n, 1851 54-
DLANK LAND DEEDS, OF THE LATEST AND
u rios approved form, just printed and for sale at the
"Standard" Office.
Also wnts, Subpoenas Warrants and variety Of other
blanks.
Aug. 25, 1855. u- 70
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Valuable Property for Sale.

I VH1uHDIe fTOpeTty IOT SH1ts
1UyIIE SUBSCRIBER HAVING CONCLUDED TO RE.
Il MOVE South offers for sale his House and Lot in the
village Vt Chapel Hill.
The dwelling is a handsome one, large and conveniently
arranged The lot contains six Of ground with
nv convenience in the of outhouses viz: Dairy Dry
WELL Kitchen, Servantlouse with two rooms lahed and
plaered wood and wash house. carriage house and stables
There is also the front, very neat Double Office
The grounds in u high state of cultivaton-about
half an being fruit trees Of the choicest kind and
bearing abundanily.
For further information address the subscriber at this
place. Terms made accommodating
Z. MALLETT
Chapel HILL August 81, 1887. 7s-tf
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yUsHE LIBRARY OF THE LATE DR. MITCHELL
Containing works every branch Of Science is
offered for slle at his late residence at Chapel Hill
August 10, 1857. 75-H
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NALL TRADE.-I AM NOW RECEIVING MY
II FALL Stock OF SHOES AND BOOTS Those in
of good article requested to call and for them
selves.
II. A DEPKIN,
One door below the Post Office
October ., 1851 %
UUST RECEIVED, A LOT OF MISSES AND
- Childrens Goat Boots thick soes, made order a
good Article.
H. A. DEPKTN
One door below the Post Office
Oct der 0, 1881
SERVANTS SHOIlS!-A NO. l ARTICLE OF
- this kind just opened at ,,,,
II. A. DEPKIN'S,
One door below the Post Office
October 2, 1857. o.
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6tOAL.-25oo TONS FOUNDRY SMITH, PARLOR,
~ Stove and Nut Coal, for sale by the cargo or
load by -
II. " NIEMEYER.
IME.-1,5OO CASKS EASTERN, PATENT AND
II Washington City Lime. 200 bbls. Rosendale Cement,
al; fresh and for sale by
II. V. NIEMEYER.
Portsmouth, Va. Sept. 90, 1887. o9-taS5
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HOl FOR THE GOOD THINGS,

DERSONS IN WANT OF a No. I FAMILY GROCE-
res, we respectfully invite to call ut store and
anime stock Of Coffee Sugars, 4. b. and G. r. Il Su
gar, Crushed Of different qualities aud Puverized Mocha,
java RIO. and other coees eas assorted kinds and prices
Preserves assored Pickles. Anchovies Sadnes Lobsers
Oysters Jelly Tamarinds, Imported Sauses, English,
French and American Mustars English Table Salt in pots,
Rasns in half and quarter boxes Spices ground and in
grain and many other articles useful for iamics which
deem it Unnecessary to mention all Of which will take
pleasure in showing friends and the public and sell
ling reasonable terms for cash.
LITCHFORD SHEPARD h co.
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NOW OPENED BY w. II. WILLIAMS Il co.
a LARGE STOCK OF CLOTHS, CAS5IMERES AND
n Nesngs, comprising all the newest styles Of This
mporations which will be made up the best
style by b. r. HERWOOD who is unrivalIed artist.
W. II. WILLIAMS 4 co.
SUSPENDED BANK NOTES OF VA. AND n. G.
- taken in payment OF Goods at
W. IL. WILLIAMS 4 cos.
Oct. o. 1857. % It.
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vUNURNIP SEED, CROP 1s56.-EARLY FLAT
Il Dutch Purple Top, Large Globe Large Norfolk Vel.
low Aberdeen, Dales Hybride, Golden Ball Purple Top
l iuw Eaa Baga Prussian OF White Ru'a Bag.
For sale by Ii. ID. TURNER,
Raleigh, August 1851. N. U. Bookstore.
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Ivn scriber offers for sale his mlgearng, as good as
new and two pair of EusoI mistone four feet diameter
and % inches through the ye also good new Terms
made easy. ,,,, ;
Raleigh Sept. %, 1857. Set
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NJ ESS MACKEREL, IN KITS NOS. and 9, in
w bbs. No L. Salmon. in kits; Cod Fish and Digby
Hcrrings. Just received by
LITCHFORD, SHEPARD CO.
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WE HAVE ALSO, MESS PORK IN HALF
w bbs, Mess Beef do, Fulton Market Beef Pig Pork
cured Beef for brong vel! dried for chipping Wholesale
retail, Beef Tongues Bologna Sausage, &C., &c
... LITCHF0RD, SHEPARD 4 co.
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a ESQ, SOAPS, ASSORTED, SPERM, ALBANIAN
N TINE Patent and Mould Candles Starch, No. Gosh
en- Cheese, at
Raleigh, May 10, 1857. OIL
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MISCELLANEOUS.

INLOWERs.-AL LARGE QUANTITY OF AZALEAS,
II from inches 10 feet in height, for sale by
W. ii. HAMILTON,
4-L Landscape Gardner.
Raleigh, October 9, 1857. yQ--tf
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FALL GOODS FOR 1851.

HEATS AND CAPS.---A LARGE STOCK OF
III every description of Soft Hats for men and boys
Beebes Dress Hats Plush Cloth and Slick Caps for men,
boys aid children Just opened.
ii. L. EVANS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-25


Of tho United States Of Aneros owners do bsresy
depose sba, on the morning Of the 2Sa Deoenbsr isss
II being then residing the aforesaid PaDta Arsnass
force OF Costa Rcsn soldiers, headed BY an Amsrcas
named spsi cer did, By force Of arms take pcssessos Of
the steamers Wheeler Morgan, Bciwer and hsohssa,
the property Of tho aoressd Charles Morgan soma sf
New York. then ing N this hsrbor. ptscesby, wssess
arms or ann uniton board, and manned by portaos
cf their ertwst tbs Aforesaid s2encer stating At tss
| time that any attempt wS maze on the part d the
employ the soressd Charles Morgan sons 10 rsssxs
| This properly he would resIs, sucn S,empu win Ne
| armed Costa Rcsn force under his command
There not beng suncest number Of empeyss Of "
said Charles Morgan Con At Puns Arenas 70 resist sucn
| seizure, ! at once proceeded on board n my
| Oossack, then ~ anchor IN The harbu n sn Jum -
NoYte with the senior officer (Capain ErskineD ~
/ Brtth feet lying ., this plaos, on board
/ informed him Of the fscss a. above stated and -
YER, 70 interfere and prevent the property iso" ees
sei,ed He ct once lowered . osss ana a,,p Pc" :.
o9O =" a., Srsm ss.r.,eS.a %s' ss% 10 Pcpn xre..s,
me deposer, accompanying her. Upon arrival q PunAa
Arerss Cs Enslsh officer Vas shevp 70 OoL j. Feynen-
des one the officers Of the Costa R,csn forces Of whea
the ssid psss officer demssded BY what authority -
anc ed the force his command The said Fernan-
der replied that be came 70 nxe possession Of Punsa
crsrs 10 thai state Tne Enshh ofcsr ihsn infovmsa
,s,d Fsrpasdez be direstet By Captain Erssiss
The senior ocer 70 say that no force must land Grey
\ Town opposite 70 Punh Arenas; vhsreupon he rs-
turned 70 The Ccsssck W deliver Fernasdsss reply.
| soon Afterwards fbe NATIONAL haG OF Coaia Roa wAa
Pupts Arenas By order Of said oo rernsndss
Dur'rr all that day remained flying hom staff Hxed
In ground and must have been noss,ed sy The
raj carssns Of her hslestys shps, Who were numby
Of times a. me Point Az evening vss taken down
and affixed TO stan on board the steamer wheeler
The said Spencer stated II his nteuucn 10 tase 81,
the steamers up the san Juan river when sucn In
sen'i0n became known, Captain n'mas rownseha, ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-02-12
FricndshiD.

The Home Journal gives the following
romantic account of the manner in which
Bysrd Taylor acquired his German home
With German gentleman, who had
been his travelling companion in The
East. he had formed one OF those friend
ships OF which he bad been ,speakine-sn
|'nexplicable Interchange of msgne tic re.
cogniiion and trust. They were toeeth.
|er in scenes far remote from both the;,
homes; and their acquaintance, brief as
u was. yet knit by unusual associations
and by sympathy that had been recipro-
caily complies. They parted-ssch to
bis own land-but without promise Of
correspondence; and il was some time be-
fore Baysrd heard from his German
friend The missive. when it CO me, was
startling however. Il was a formal con.
veyance 10 him an of estate, to belono.to
him end his heirs-a free eifi, and given
irreversibly, as . pledge and token of
Friendship. The grounds were com pIete
The house lhFnshsd But, that il should
In no way bea burthen 10 The new ovn.
er the assurance was added, that. as
long as the giver shonld live (whoss es.
tate and residence were sdjoiiring1 il
,aoe'a % taken care Of as If tensnted by
Dayard In person. His, and in order.
whenever he should come, and his and IN
order, II he never came. He tells sus
now. IN his letter 20 the Tribune. of his
hsst occupancy Of it-7though. Is easy
to see. Il is with . reluctant pen; and Il I
Is apparent TO me. also, (after hearing his
secopat Of i in the ffeer scope of CONVEX.
satioD. thai he has under colored his des-
cription for print. 1t is ae~Gesmsr,
home. golI ths value aud heauly OF which
ne ssnsitively .hesilatelslo por}ny. :
IA :hes windy Bogus Democ,,ex, al