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ID L e ID ,

In Leon coupy, Florida the morning of the 9Th INST
Della Badger infant daughter Of JOS John and Eliza T.
Williams, aged six months and twelve days. -
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NOTICE =!

NOTICE!!
AN THURSDAY, THE FIFTH DAY OF JANUARY
" next, shall offer at Public Auction to be held at my
residence mile and half Southwest of Raleigh all nv
corn and Fodder Mules Wagons and Carts; as" a few
Cattle and Hgs together with all my farming Implements
sSs- SALE to commence at II O'clock.
- The terms will be accommodating.
EVERARD HALL.
December 20, 1852 lOy-tds.
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~ Hon. Lynn Boyd, of Kentucky, died on the
2Oh instant. He had been in failing health for
s,me time.
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~. The black Republicans will hold their ma
tional Conventional Chicago, on the 18th of June
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MAR RIED.

On the l4th instant Josiah Collins J Esq., of Edenton,
to Miss Sale JONES' daughter Of COL Cadwaader JONES'
of Hsburu -..-. -tr :
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Y n c. State bonds are selling in New York
st W. Virginia At 9S9. 'a .a..' @#t
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r E T. FENTRESS.
M ERCHANT TAILOR,

q No. Is FAYETTEVILLE STREET
NHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN
II form the public that be has commenced thu a,'uvu
business in all its branches and woud solicit call of his
old friends and custom uf this City and adjacent
ties to this well known Establishment where he is pepar-
assortment of Goods in his line which is entirely and
selected by himself in person in the Northern Importing
Houses: anG those who disposed to favor HIM with
their patronage will find it to be to their interest His
former in business is enough to convince those
dealing with him. not only in this City but this State and
may other States in the Onob that what he promises he
certiny will perform. and will endeavor to please all that
NAV give him their custom.
Hoping to give entire satisfaction he soics the
and attention which he feels he entitled to- as
he has always made his first to please his
ard that too often, at his own expense.
He deems unnecessary to enumerate the style and qa
ty of Goods suffice to there is better in this City
nor any other Ci'y the globe. Under this belief he
hopes his friends will CALL when he display fine stock
of Gods for their inspection and leave their for
splendid it.
B. Orders from a distance will be thankfully received
and promptly attended Cutting of Garments and re-
pairing will be executed with dispatch. ... .
Terms of business made known at the Counter
.E0, fI '2 '.s "''-' 7. r. FENTRESS.
DARIS AND AMERICAN FASHIONS FOR
II 1859 and s6n, for FALL and WINTER, has been re-
ceved and the subscriber wishes employ two good Jour-
neymen and also would take apprentice boy we'll re-
cOmmedred. J- 't '
garment cheap for cash be purchased at house
in this any other City. 7.. ...
NIB He will also stte to the public that his former bu-
sness closed and those that indebted will please
call and settle their accounts further notice will be
given. T. r. +.
December %, 1889 52-w4t*
Raleigh Register and Spirit of the Age will each insert
once a week for four weeks
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BALTIMORE GLASS WORKS.

DEING IN FULL OPERATION WITH THREE FUR :
D naces we prepared to execute all orders for WIN.
DOW GLASS of all sizes, and of the avorite and we'll
known BRANDS that have been manufacturing for SIX.
teen years, viz: BA' TINORE FIRST, CHESAPEAKE,
PATAPSCO and BOLTON. Also GLASSWARE of ali
KINDS I'D COLORS.
WINE BOTTLES all kinds Pickle and Preserve JARS
PORTER BOTTLES, Syrup Cordial BOTTLES,
MINERAL WATER do, Walls and Patent Medicine
SPECIE JARS, BOTTLES Private Mould
FLASKS WARE of all kinds, and
DEMIJOHNS, Druggists GLASSWARE.
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Office of the Wilmington & Weldon II. r. Col
DECEMBER 22 1859. {
HlHE HOLDERS OF BONDS OF THIS COMPANY
II endorsed by the State of North-CaroliGa, and due
January 1880 notified that these bonds puybe at
the Branch of the Bank of Cape Fear at Racg where
funds Will be deposited to them at maturity, if any
lima will be given in exchange at rate. to be agreed upon
between the parties No interest will be paid after Ianua-
ry lst, 1850.
WIN. S. ASHE Pres't.
December 23, 1859. lpe-tJanl
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VUNHE SANCTUS-A COLLECTION OF CHURCH
Il Music, fully compet in every department; adapted
to the Worship of all Protestant Denominations BY I'd.
ward Hamilton. The tunes in this volume ,oy arm
and asg to sing, being srren s0b s compass Of ordi-
nary ycs, and distinguished by naur flow of Melody,
sustained upon chords which simple without weakness,
and rich without redundancy Price rs Per dozen
81 80. Published by
OLIVER DITSON & co,
277 Washington Street, Boston,
December 90, 1859. lpy-t
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OBSERVE.

OBSERVE, ...
VNHAT THE SPRING SESSION OF PLEASANT
Il Grove Male Academy will open on the Sd Monday
Of January, ls6O under the government Of A. d. CREN
SHAW, B.
Terms PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS:
Tuition, sl5 90
Board, including all necessaries, g. to 10 90
For further particulars address me at Forestville c.
JOHN r. DUNN,
Sec Trustees.
December l6, 1889. 5l-w5t.#
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SPURGEON'S SERMONS sixth SERIrs-Con
- tanning view Mr. Spurgeons New Tabernacle.
Also, list, I'd, Sd, 4th, and 5th series.
For sale by -'-
--.- W. L. POMEROY
Raleigh, Nov. Is, 1859. -t.. IS,
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Arrivals at the Hotels Yesterday.

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deem, Mis-; R de zrnjga, Mexico 'Y,'
ORLEANS HOTEL Browner L Goldman. New York, C
mdas as Gsnrs s, IN a c sYa Lawns Mia p & Coupe
.S HE9 y Dc a T9s Ga, S L ESsO9s i siesicsM NJ Lays Mr.
felt, Ma tanloras.
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reLeeaAp4ED TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT.
,parations Of France and England.
LET TIE NATIONAL LIFE.

LIVERPOOL, (oia Queenstown,) Nov. 1.-THE Cot
ton market opened quietly this morning under the
effect Of advices from the United States by the
steamship Africa, which arrived yesterday with /
New York dates Of the 26th ult
The market closed steady at the ruling quota |
tions of Friday.
LONDON. Monday noon, Nov. THE funds con-
tinue buoyant and an advance of has been OBJ
tanned on the closing quotations of last week.
Consols for money closed at 96s
HAvRE, Nov. 5.-The sales of Cotton during the
week amount to $500 bales. Orleans bas has ad-
vanced If. during the week. Orleans tres ordi-
,aaire is quoted at ll5f.; Orleans bas l06f.
The stock Of cotton at Havre exclusive of
large quantity known to be at sea, bound for
Hayre, amounts to 81 900 bales
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 5.-Richardson, Spence Co.
report -four closed dull, at 24s. to 25s. Cd. per
barrel. Corn closed firm at 3Os 3d. to 3Is, Sd, for
yellow; white corn 35s. to 37s. per quarter Beef
has declined 2s Sd. to 5s.: pork closed steady at
Sos; lard closed firm at 56@6Os. Sugar closed
quiet. Coffee closed dull, at previous quotations
| General and Political News.
| The Cunard Steamship Company have given out
orders for the construction of new steamer to
run in their New York line, 500 tuns larger than
/ the steamer Persia.
| The jury in the case of the Royal Charter have
rendered verdict to the effect that the loss of the
| steamer accidental, and excupatng the Off
| GERS from blame.
! Great activity prevailed in the arsenals of Eng
land, especially at Woolwich. The preparations
for the Chinese expedition were actively progress
/ ing.
Extensive preparations were also being made
for increasing the defences of the English coast.
extend the fortifcatons at Dover, and the work
was to be commenced forthwith. Several new bat
teries to be constructed there and the defences
otherwise strengthened along the Channel coast.
Preparations for the proposed expedition against
China, in conjunction with England, are actively
going forward in France. The two Governments
have come to a perfect understanding in this mat
ter, as well as upon the Italian question.
The French Government having acquired the
Is,eand port of Massonan of the King of Abyssinia
has resolved to establish naval station in the Rec
Sea.
Advces from Algeria state that the cholera haG
broken out among the French troops there, which
were acting against Morocco, and that the troop:
! were dying at the rate of fifty day,
Fifteen hundred had already died, among whom
was Col. Lafont, commander of the engineer corps
/ 1t is positively stated that arrangements ar
nearly completed for the meeting of Congress 0
the great Powers, and that it will meet at Paris, in
stead of Brussels has been previously reported
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or TILE NEW ORLEANS, opELoUsAs


AND
Great Western Isailroad Company.
The President and Directors Of this Company give public
notice that dercus Of contracting for the extension Of the Road
from Berwicks Bay to opeoas they sr for negotiation the
Bonds Of the Company for s2ooo dated s April 1852 and
payable in thirty years bearing interest per cent payable
scHii- annually in April October.
These bonds are secured by FIRST MORTGAGE on the
First Grand Division Of the oad between Ager Brahear
30 miles including the franchises rolling stock and all the de-
pots whuryes, ETC., appertanlng TO the same.
This Dysonis for all business purposes complete separate
Road in itself in full operation terminating I,eryicks
Bay and there connected with Texas by tri-weeky line of
steamships
Prncual Of the interest proyd by
with tine Louisiana State Bank for special monthly deposits,
which be Withdrawn for purpose whatever payment
being made by the bunk only presentation Of the
For the gradual redemption Of the Bonds has been
made viii. Edmond Foa Esq., in behalf of and for the
benefit Of and all Bondoers and with the Louisiana State
Bank establishing SINKING FUND by deposits commenc
ing In 1856 in the months of January February and March, and
also in July August and September nd in the following years
u;il ana pasmenJ to pay off euiannually si2oo of the
Bonds ss5Oo annually sufficient to exngish the whole
amount ut maturity.
Tie funds deposited cannot be used for any other purpose
whatever be Withdrawn from the Bank but are to be paid
only presentation offered semi annually after pub
dc notice, afd accepted from the lowest bidders.
1t Il calculated that the proceeds OF these bonds and other
Of the Company will be sufficient to construct and equip
tie whole road from Berwlcks y 10 optoshs h 10 pay oil
floating debt adding s5 miles to the extent of
the roadnpeug country Of great fertility and agsicuu
resources increasing materially the Of the
road.
1t Is with this OBJECT and with these views that bonds
perfectly well secured offered favorable terms.
Copies Of Mortgage contracts for payment Of interest
and establishing Sinking Fund, Maps showing the
the road and its important connection with Texas
0s examined application to the office of the Company.
WILLIAM G. HEWES,
President
New Orleans, November ]. 1913 mol 2plm
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nssee every page Of to-day's paper.-ea

From CHINA.-By latest Chinese papers received
by the Hungarian, we have interesting particulars
of Mr.. Wards visit to Peking and of the ratifica
tion of the American Treaty. That ratification as
already known, was performed at Pei-tang, vii
lage on the Gulf of Pecheelee. 1t seems from the
accounts furnished, that the Emperor was very
cordially disposed toward the American Minister,
but refused to see him unless he consented to per-
form an act of obeisance utterly incompatible with
his own dignity or that of the Government and
people he was commissioned to represent. An
interview was thus made impossible, and the
treaties We're exchanged at a distance from the
Capital, without any peculiar formaties. London
journals and notably the Times, affect to believe
that in their treatment of Mr.. Ward, the Chinese
meant to humiate him, and differences are drawn
therefrom in favor of the wiser policy of force re-
sorted to by England and France. But this view is
not warranted by the facts of the case nor does it
appear that the British Minister could not even
now, after the successful example of his American
conf6re, effect peaceable and satisfactory adjust
ment of all outstanding difficulties with the Celes-
tal Government.
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.selC TF.Orsfed Store.

+. G u L. B l. f,
l5p CANAL STREET
Next door above Holmes,
Informs the Ladies that he has just opened his supply of
goods in his line which selected during past summer
by Mrs Guebe while through France Germany
He would call particular attention the following goods of
which he has most splendid assortment
WORSTED and FANCY BEAD EMBRoIDERIES
WORSTED NuBIAs, OPERA HOODS and HAIR NETTs
EMBROIDERED CHEMISE YOKES, ETC, ETC
He would also call the trade TO his large
of
SHETLAND WoLL and ZEPHYR woRsTED
Which he will sell extremely low at wholesale retail
+. GUEBLE
n2 2p6t $50 Canal street, mex; door to Holiness,
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THE LONDON TINES, in speaking of Tom Taylor's
new play says, Sin this age of sensation preach
ers, actors, sermons and plays, Tom Taylor has
hazarded much in presenting the public with his
comedy of An Unequal Match For wonder it has
something in it besides claptrap and nonsense
to recommend it. His dialogue is brilliant and
natural, situations efccting, without being absurd.
1t is worthy to be cassed among our best English
comedies. 1t will be retained as an acting play
when all of the authors former efforts shall have
been fOrgotten.H
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-21

THE CAMPBELL MlSsTRELs.--These gentlemen of
real song and fictitious color, hold forth tonight at
Armory Hall. The programme of entertainment
is very attractive and diversified, and the Camp
bells are decidedly The mnstrels OF the day, or
rather the night They understand the philosophy
of making one laugh-a rare matter understood
now-a-day, by the way-and they bring this power
to bear on their audiences very happily-at least
the public the best critic, says. Tonight we will
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-21

A DOMESTIC TABLE TURNED.-A German, about
so years of age named Robinson, made affidavit
before one of the Cincinnati courts few days ago
that his wife dangerous lunatic, but the test
mony elected by this proceeding demonstrated
that he was crazy-himself, and he was accordingly
sent to a lunatic asylum.
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GRAND FANCY DRESS AND REGALIA BALL.-We
acknowledge the receipt of complimentary tickets
to grand fancy dress and regalia ball, which will
be given by Hiram Lodge No. 10, T. A. NJ, at Ma
sonic Hall, on Wednesday evening next Aneyent
Of this caliber indicates that the ball seasons upon
l,s in earnest
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-21

TIE Sr. CHAnLEs.-Miss Joey Goughenhem, the
favorte young actress of comic and burlesque his
trionism, commences an engagement at the St.
Charles tonight, appearing Mss Hester Hazel
iooa, a character, we presume, peculiarly adapted
to bringing her out strongly in her particular role
In the afterpiece Messrs Scallan and Loveday will
Nizze and Boil.
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Nesc Cas.peti,ag.

J. d ID DAN1ERoN &c CO.,
12i Canal Street,
Have received large and choice Eugsh Vel
and Tapestry Cpeting of the celebrated of
Crossey's & Sons, and others.
BIG GELoW BRUSSELS and WILToNS-new patterns
THREE-PLY AND INGRAINs, of tie best makers
RUGS, BAIzES, DOOR MATS, etc.
Curtain Materials.
woud call stock of all descrip-
tons of Brocatele Satin de Lain Worsted Mate
rial and Muslin Curtains Table Covers Cords
Trimmings
Window Shades and Cornices.
In this branch of business great pains get up
the styles, and stock has no superior.
OIL CLOTS3 feet q wide choice quality and
patterns. p2 2p6t
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PHOTOGRAPHS AND DAGUERREoTYPEs. - AT the
magnificent saloon of Anderson Blessing 81 Camp street. the
visitor have picture style of aWbroype Pho
togfaph dasneeope the shortest notice. anu IN the most
perfect and elegant execution and finish These
ten and the employ the most skiul and
and give entire satisfaction to customers
Their establishment the spncious expevey and
handsomely fitted in the United States, and is an exhibition
in itself while the specimens of and of rare
excellence attention TO their lengthy advertisement in
this paper.
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Samuel II. Moore,

lou USE-F UR RNISHING STORE,
No. 40 Camp Street,
H
WHITE CHINA DINNER SETS
FIR, CHINA TEA SETS,
PAINTED CHINA TOILET SETS,
WHITE STONE DINNER SETS
CUT AND MOULDED GLASSWARE,
SILVER PLATED CASTORS,
SILVER PLATED WINE STANDS, 3,..
SILVER PLATED PITCHERS,
SILVER PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS,
SILVER PLATED CUPS AND GOBLETS, D
SILVER PLATED SUT-CRACkS,
SILVER PLATED COMMUNION SETS
IVORY HANDLED KNIVES,
IVORY NAPKIN RINGS,
PLANIsIED TIN COFFEE POTS, O"
M PLANIsHED TIN COFFEE URNs,
PLANIsHED TIN EGG BOILERS,
" PLANIsHED TIN SOUP TuREENs,
- PLANIsuED TIN TEA KETTLES
PI.ANIsHED TIN OYSTER DISHES,
BRoNZED SOLAR LAMPS
GILT AND DAMASK SOLAR LAMPS,
KEROSENE OIL LAMPS,
BRITANNIA METAL LAMPS,
... BRITANNIA METAL GASrORS,
BRITANNIA METAL TEAPoTs,
BRITANNIA METAL SPOONS, @@M@y
BRITANNIA METAL CANDLESTICKS,
OVAL AND SQUARE JAPAN TRAYS,
JAPANNED TEA TRAYS IN SETS,
JAPASNED BREAD-BASKETs.
JAPANNED KNIFE TRAYS,
JAPANNED PLATE WARMERS,
JAPANNED coal. VASES,
JAPANSED TOILET SETS
HEARTH BRUSHES, ....."# "...
SHOE BRUSHES,
FLOOR BRUSHES,
CRUMB BRUSHES ......
SERUBBISG BRUSHES,
DUSTISi BRUSHES
wHITEwASH BRUSHES,
CARPET BRUSHES,
STOVE BRUSHES,
CHI3INEY BRUSHES,
PLATE BRUSHES,
FEATHER BUSTERS,
MARKET BASKETS,
CLOTHES Baskets
KNIFE BASKETS
PLATE BASKETS,
WASTE PAPER BASKETS,
WIRE NURSERY TENDERS,
WIRE DISH COVERS
WIRE MEAT SAFES,
WIRE EGG-BEATERS.
WIRE OYSTER BRoILERS,
HALL LAMPS,
STEAMBOAT LANTERNS,
CONDUCTOR LANTERNS,
COAI. SCUTTLES,
FIRE IRON STANDS,
sHOvEIs AND ToNGS
DOOR MATS,
DECASTRR MATS,
KITCHEN TIN WARE,
PoRGEIAIN-LINED SAUCEPANs,'
PoRCELAIS-LINED PRESERVE KETTLES,
TIMED IRON MILK BOILERS
TIMED IRON SAUCEPANS,
TINNED IRON FLESH FORKS
TIMED IRON BAsTING SPOONS,
TIMED IRON SWIMMERS AND LADIES,
STEEL NUT CRACKS,
STEEI. CORK SCREWS,
DINNER AND TEA BELLS,
WOODEN WARE, OF ALL KINDS.
And many other articesa of which will be delivered in
part of the city. 90 2pMoThfsaf
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MErEoR.-A large and very brilliant meteor
passed over New York city at 9 O'Clock on the
morning of the 18th, in direction from north to
south. The apparent size Of the nucleus was one
foot in diameter the length Of the tail twenty feet
the shape being cone, tapering to 4 line point,
and color that Of bright yellow fire. It was seen
from various points in the city, the at the time
shining through cloudless sky.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-21

DEATH OF A CIRCUS RIDER.-We learn from the
Cincinnati papers that Omar I. Richardson, the
well-known circus performer, who had an engage
ment here last winter at the Amphitheater, died
in that city on the i4th, of consumption. He was
remarkably skilful and popular performer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-21

Three leading Journals in New York-the Herald,
Times, and Tribune-contained, one day last week,
fresh advertisements yielding for a single days
publication the aggregate sum of $4,000. The enor-
carried their advertising system is undoubtedly one
of the most important causes of the great trade Of
that city. Nowhere else in the world is the adver-
tising so extensive. [Boston Transcript.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-21

TIE COMMERCIAL READING RooMs.-sIr. F. W.
Cooler, proprietor of the New Orleans Commercial
Reading ROOMS which he has got under such sue
cessful headway, announces that he has leased the
building for five years and expresses the hope that
citizens will ensure the permanency of the institl-
ton by making liberal suhscrintinns.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-21

OwLIsH.-A dsagreeable old bachelor, whose
time last week, by young lady, was heard imme-
diately after the refusal to deliver most bitter
philippe against the fair sex in general and in CON
Gliding remarked:
That the reason why Adam was put to sleep
before the creation of Eve from his rib, lay in the
fact that if he had been awake, he never would
have consented to any such outrage upon his fS>
ttlre peace. - So.
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Wines, Liquors, ETC., --

NOS. 13 AND Is ROYAL STREET.
A supply Of CREAE DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
and pin continually hand which equal to the best that
this market Also other brands Of inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY CABINET SHERRY SIERRA sHER.
RY, GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN
CHOIR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, Old and
Fine PORT WINE MADEIRA AND SHERRY WINES,
Of the vintage OF f95 9s and 1905 and
other brands WHISKY of all descriptions-Scoch Irh
Rye and Bourbon ALE and PORTER in pins and quarts.
Also on hand my usual assortment of the best
Wines and Liquors
in the Market which will be sold reasonable terms any
other house in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
OF 2p1y Nos Is and Is Royal street
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
Troops for Charlestown.

WASHINGTON Nov. 2O.-The Richmond egiment,
accompanied by Gov. Wise, will leave here to-
morrow morning for Charlestown. The regiment
will encamp and remain there until after the exc
cution of Brown and the other conspirators.
1t is authoritativey stated that the present move
ment of troops to Charlestown is to quiet the
apprehensions of the people of the upper counties
of Virginia than from any fear of the approach of
armed bodies of abolitionists from the Northern
States for the purpose of rescuing old Brown and
his companions