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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-25

THE EXECUTION OF WALkER.-The New York Tribune
iunaes that the intelligence Of the execution Of Gene
raj Walker may be premature. 1t is brought to this
country by the vessel which brought the pub
shed on Saturday that he under sentence of death
An item Of information important as the execution Of
the buser would have been published at first if it rsst-
cd upon any reliable authority There C still doubt
over the fate of the imam of destiny" which few days
will serve to dispel.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-25

THK Prince IN THE UNITED STATEs.-The Prince o.
Wales or the Baron Renirew as he is now to be recog
nized has received than polite welcome il
the United States Immense crowds, much enthusiasm
aud much disorder have characterized his reception.
At Detroit he had to escape from the throug by taking
refuge ia close carriage and thus reached his hotel in
inc city. The morning he tempted drive through
the city vita the Mayor, but his progress was again i'm
NEEDED by an enthusiastic crowd. At Chicago where ht
arrived on Friday evening, he received with another
popular demonstration, better managed however
through the exertons Of the police than the Detroit
ton. The enthusiasm with which he has been welcomed
10 the Republic will no doubt be considered by the
Prince and his attendants full compensation for the
little breaches Of courtesy OF which Republican sove
reigus not used 10 royalty, have been guilty. From St.
Louis the party proceed to Hankakee the Illinois rv
err where the Prince is to have day two of grouse
shooting on the prairies.
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4 nRsIRARLE FAnm az OnANGE, zoe

n . n
~ skLR-IhI Is situated at the southern base OF tht
mountains within Ave miles OF s Rapid Arm depot on
ths GofdonGve Alexandria Railroad Nice nle5 from ths
surveyed Oh. and Orange Railroad TIRES
NIL from Bsed.lctkug and Orange Flank Road and nine
miles below Orange CourtCue consists Of about 500 ACHES
2OO Of which timber Of excellent qualify and al abundance
Of good Tne arabic land mostly gently unduA'ng
vim suhrn exposure and satsr In hd and io, and
well 70 ca WheA tobacco aud all the grasses OF this
Isiuds TIE DWELLING-H0UsE, which Is commolious and
located all other buildings mostly and OF
The best MATERIAL There spIlog Of pure free'ne Wer near
The h9u, Th land situated In healthy and beautiful section
~ eonnv convenient several churches mills &c u Is but
seldom with advantages in market, II eI
r..xahly division desired 10y residing
the gsn man who viIa 10 view the
plems Possession given Immediately with the exception OF
aeI 81 50 acres Full possession the LIST November
fourth cash. add the balance IN one and two years,
with equal payments bonds 10 carry Interest from date
Addr.u DAVID PANNtLL,
s,95- 2lwlm Gordonsvile, Orange Oouaty, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-25

The GsEAT TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLAR SWEEPSTAKES
The a-ab'Orbng topic Of conversation in the turf cir
Giles of the country is the great 100000 sWecpsake tC
be run over the Fashion Course, to-day aud for which
the three racchorses, ConGaree, from South Carolina
Planet, from Virginia, and Daniel Boone from Ken
lucky, entered.
Already are numbers of visitors from all sections
Of the country arriving, aud the probabilities that
over so 900 persons win witness the contest The horses
are all now at their stables On Long Island.
Planet the first favorite in the race is five wears
old and will have to give Boone" and Congaree ter
pounds for their year. The weights will be respectively
as follows: For Daniel Boone l04 pounds for Congaree
l0l pounds; for Planet ia pounds. Boone stands Sc
cond in the bet ing. The vii be great oce equal
ing in interest any upon the American turf and
its effects doubt will he to revive racing to grea
extent in this section Of the country.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-25

csanued demand ior Ireini conbdei with that above
enabled hojest Gait parcels Of
tup unsaeabe and ofnomnA value at last quet
ion general home rde demand for higher grades
Of retail The sails OF Export leaf chiefly
Tor Ihe ools. Of Arlc 81 vel sustained prices
circumstances alluded to In the Circular the other page
hive last fgu days romsShat eecied the general
pec market causing holders OF desirable qualities either 10
their stocks prices which AZ put check
apon and IL not at prssnl ~ define any posi-
avs change think reord lat quotations. which
nay or may be materially altered approach TO
III. solution crop question: become absorbng-Wx
IN AK
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-25

Omo-It is stated by those who profess to know
something of the movements OF parties in this State that
there will be concert of action at the apr reaching State
election, between Che Uuion Of both branches Of
the Democracy to accomplish the defeat Of Brickerho
the Black Republican nominee for Justice ofthe Supreme
Court, and he viii probably be beaten by 10000 MAORI
y on the 9th Of October. This DONE there will be a
fusion Of the same element the Union electoral ticket
with glorious prospect of carrying the State against
Lincoln
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-25

CALANIToUs FIRE in New Orleans, on Friday night
the liquor store of KArsendec Co and several other
similar establishments located Tchoupitouas street
between Lafayette and Girod streets destroyed BY
fire. During the coDfagrAtion large quantity of liquor
exploded prostrapg the building at the OF L.
ayette aud Tchoupitouas streets and burning between
forty and fifty persons in the ruins. At last accounts
fifteen dead bodies and several wounded persons had
been e1trica'ed The loss by the fire is e.lmaed al
$4,000. square in the Fourth district New Orleans
also destroyed by FIRE Saturday morning, involving
a loss of between $4,000 and $50 900.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-25

ADDRESS ny HuLArro-The Petersburg Express of
yesterday contains the following novel special notice:
Public Adiress-We are requested to state that Jas.
Crump muatto man. servant of John Seldom, ESQ., Of
Stafford and who expects shortly to go to Liberia
Missionary, will deliver an address in the basement of
the Tabb street Presbyterian Church. this evening" at
o'clock
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-25

THE LATEST FoREiGN News looks very omnous for
the continued peace of Europe The distance between
the contendiug Powers OF Sardinia Naples and the
States Of the Church is gradually decreasing and co.,
son cannot be far off unless superior Powers in
terfere to prevent Excitement is increasing, and the
nrobabitY Of trouble magnifyipg with every day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-25

accounts for advances made balances unaccOuuted Tor
for one year prior the LIST Of July 1882 as 1t appears
from the books of the Second Auditor of the Treasury
have not been settled within the year. may be seen this
item "Steyens, l. l., late Governor, SSO94o S2-bal-
snee So, according these official papers, the Hon.
Mr. Stevens owes the Government the sum of OS2 80
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d CondItIon or - Canrns..

The true condition Of the canvass Is vel illustrated
ly she et thas the Republican organs are vigorously
engaged ia 90 enieavos to prove Nc. Bell . be slave
propaganda; Will the Becknridse organs are engaged
10 the sort Of eSperucn, pose that he is a.
abOEtoni Tbs simple Es; shOEs Who are opposing
Mr. B,H With ths g., A.ss, yshsu nee.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-25

Mn. DOUGLAS arrived at Cleveland, Ohio, on Friday
night, and received with firing Of caanOn, military
companies, large orchght procession and great con
course Of citizens. He welcomed in a speech by
Hon. R. P. Rluncy, and to address the people OIL
Saturday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-25

rB,O THE CREDITORS OF X. w. FIOurnoy.
4 deo'd-Al persous having claims sgdnal Fourao.,
de.aId hereby notified 10 present such claims with the
proof Sustain them, before the unde gned at his ON Be-
WINS Block i2ih st.sets before MONDAY the
1871 day Of November 1850.
Given uadsr nv hsnd Commssone- IN Chlncery Of the Cir
cult Cou Ciy Richmond at al hmond, the G4h day Of
September. lsC0. ..
a.ls-laHAR X mlLTON UARI.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-25

IeARs-sOOOO cheap csus to close consignment sale
(by wa. n R0Ys1ER
Isa6-N Corner Cary and Va Streets,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-25

exercises Of my School a. NorAWcod OaAIr
CITY County resumed the nrS, MONDAY Ooeer next
and the 18Th Of July 1851 Terms for board and tuition
slsO per term payable half a. commencement very liberia
for past tEenytx should recommend school
ava A. II. FERGUSON,
sr25-clm Post ONCE, Charles City Court House.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-25

INIRSs OF THE SEASON, -.we have Just received and
shall Ieep sisnlg on hand prime srdee Of BCok.
WHEAT pct " In ~ and bgs In ion with The
sam. Il you'd ify the lovers
receiving lenwtekly steamer superior article OF
Butter. and have made recing do
hog lie com ng s..soi. MINIS Co,
sea- Corner Second and Main
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-25
NEW Stock
CLOTHS CASSlMERES AND VEsrING

HAVE IN hns mint Cloths cAshneres and
VenEs Of the --latest patterns which will make 10 erIer 10
toe sylen alike order and a. ihe short notice
In deng have IAer taken d. BY calling
on WA IRk Smith,
seas l26 Main stI Get.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-25
TE,aE AngRICAN HOTEL.-

Tss well known establishment situated At the Of Main
and scees having undergone thorough repi from cellar
vart by N. subc bers for the accommodation
of The pcubic MONDAY the 2h Inst hiss receiver
dton Of rooms, and tn; furniture throughout Ne
b1use il EFT RELY TIL. subscribers themselves the
pub c 10 Keep their lals Away well supplied the market
sn aoz beds Of the neVeSi fashion Their bedrooms
are NOT exceed by any others comfort viii always kept
the nestesi order Their -ervac orderly AM attentive
rhoi' tn, test WINES Their bar will
aford LIQUORS OF every variety and OF the be quality
will take that their ,ble shall not be surpassed
The AMERICAN stu 1ei In the very cente business The
Capitol than tao Luadfel yss ca the Bank Of Viz
gni the Rsrmers Bank adjoining while Exchange
the street. II Is convenient the
Railroads. Which Omnbusss Of superior class will kent
constantly plying The Giuation Is healthy,
air pure with 30 recommend IT, the subscribers feel
aint they viii receive, they lGend to deserve aAg,
J. L. oARRISGroN A co,
Propdetors.
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rRrom Editor Of Norfolk Hersld.l
BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERs.

FROM THE ACCOMPLISHED
Virginia Authorizes.
sHer mouth ia the fountain Of rapture,
The source nom whence purity flows"
NORFOLK vnourL, July Ieth, 1850.
MkssRs. Dow 4 Co.-DEaR sIRs:
Use ny NAME at Tine In connection With your Xxx
bon. Really words Inadequate express high APP
preaon entertain Of It's merits It's proper
"Ne Plus Ultra" A perfume has equsi-the odor
exquisite and retained several weeks the
Another charm does stain the delegate fabric
Of muslin FOR the invalid, nothing reeshing-one
fancy they wandering In Fairy Bowers and holding
with Flora, while enhalipg the Intoxicating perfume.
The Xxx Bourbon not only deserving OF wide
tom m Inventors entitled 10 the highest reward combining
such charming perfume. yhe IA Bourbon.
MARTHA HAINEs BUTT. AN,
Jyai-u NORTON. yrxinls.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-25
DAPPAmANNOCK FARMFOE sALE.-1,s,

J. L. C,EHNaroy, Of BoIiogbroOf Hotel Petersburg Va
Il Gnncllan c1unts. N0 zen elm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-25

VNEAwe have IN store S. half Chests aud smaller packages
Of the choicest GunpoWdsr and oolOng Teas which ofer
10 the trade reasonable terms
Ie25 WINSTON L POHERs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-25
RICHMOND WING
II Coisas,s.P J. - !. 3. ~,

TUESDAY, mORNING, SEPT. %, 1880.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-25

DURB RYE, Blu GARDNER and other well Known
nv MINaTuN A POWERg
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-25

GARDEN SEEDS.
INR1IH and GENUINE GARDEN sSED5 grsEn VIII The -
greatest ard s7ppled al Wholeialg or Retail
ishsd ether In paAets for retATS In bulk ksO
prime Glover Tmotl Orchard Hen Kentucky clue riss
Ksd iWn G'ass &, Also, Fruit and Ornamental Trees
h1d shrVbbery IN ev,ry variety.
PAScHALL NORRIS,
Seed Esi Asric1i ur,l wareh-usa,
95-d9nn and Market phiad.ls
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-25

FOR PREsIDENT,
JOHN BELL,
OF TENNESSEE
FOR VICE PRgsIDENr,
EDWARD EN ERETT,
OF MASSACHUSETTS,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-03-31

UNCONSCIOUS INFLUENcE.-The very handlnc =,
the nursery is significant, and the petuIancn |"
passion, the gentleness, the tranquility indicated e
it, are all reproduced in the child His sonI ~
purely receptive nature, and that for consider,I1
period, without choice or selection little f,s1
on he begins voluntarily to copy every thing ha s
Voice, manner, gat-every thing which tho YES oS
sees-the mimic instinct delights to act over I'VE
thus we have whole generation of future bccr;nnu
and the deepest impulses of their life and mmortsS
ity. They watch US every mOment-in the 5 miir
before the hearth, and at the table; and wbon
meaning them good or evil, when we aro we
conscious OF exerting any influence over them tbo~
are drawing from impressions and molds of b.I;!
which, if wrong, no heavenly discipline can who'll who'll,
remove; or, if right no kind of association n,tsr!
dissipate. Now it may be doubted, think, wbetfv
err IN all the active influences of our lives We do as
do in this single article of unconscious naurros
over children.
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The election of VIM. A. Moore of Chowan as a
delegate to the Charleston Convention, was then
made unanimous.
Mr.. Moore being loudly and generally called upon,
addressed the Convention in forcible and manly
speech saying that he should go to Charleston with
no preferences for any man, and with no prejudces
against any. lie said he should consult with his
fellow delegates to that august body from Maine to
California, and that having advised himself of his
duty by mature deliberation he should endeavor to
discharge it in spirit of unselfsh patriotism and
with fit sense of the high responsibilities of the
trust committed to him.
The election of alternates being next in order, G.
Fl. Foster, of Murfreesborough, was put in nomina-
tIon.by VIM. A. Moore, of Chowan, and strongly
seconded by DIR. G. c. Moore, of Hartford DR..
Moore referred to Mr.. Foster an earnest able and
faithful advocate of the Democratic cause since he
commenced the edtorship of The Citizen, and urged
his appointment as { compliment which was emf
nently merited Asa man Of Northern birth, not
withstanding he had identified himself with our in
situations, Mr. Foster had been Indignantly as
sailed by the Opposition; convinced as all Demo
Gratis WERE of his loyalty to the Democracy and to
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-03-31

VISIT TO GENERAL LANE.-Last evening, the Ma
tional Rifles in full dress accompanied by the Ma
rine Band, called on Gen. Joe Lane, Senator from
Oregon, to pay him a complimentary visit. They
were received in the DINING saloon at Browns,
and were introduced by the Hon. Mr.. Scott of Cal
fornia, who made speech eloquent tribute to
the citizen-soldiership of General Lane and the
fame of his deeds in Mexico which he said had earned
for him the name of the second Marion, and the
Murat of the war He also alluded, in handsome and
complimentary terms, to the company of National
Rifles and its able commander, Capt. Shafer which,
he said, could not better naugurate its than
by visit to the distinguished citzen-sodier, from
whom they might fifty catch the inspiration which
should characterize their military service to our
great country.
A handsome collation. quickly spread on the
capacious board and champagne gave Jest to the
toasts and speeches which followed. Messrs Burch
Of California, Stout of Oregon, and Others made
happy responses to the various patriotic sentiments
after which the General reviewed the company and
made them a speech replete with his usual good
sense and manly character. Want of space prevents
the publication of the speeches in full One of the
toasts given, complimentary to the General, spoke
hopefully that the Masses from whose ranks he had
sprung would elevate him to the Commandership-
in-chef of the Army and Navy of the United
States; the consummation of which, the speaker
added, would be hailed by shout of delight from
one end to the other of our extended country. Hon.
Mr.. Stout responded to the sentiment on the part
of the people of the Pacific coast Washington
Ecening Star, March II, 1860.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-03-31
A GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOVERY

SOME FOUR MONTHS SINCE, OUR EXCELLENT
- tOwnSman, NAPHTALI EZEKIEL, informed us that bo
had prepared hair restOrer with which be was pyrck
menting upon his head whose top entirely bald
We him two days SINCE and ON the place bald four
months since, fine crop of hair has sprung up with yir
growth So convinced is Mr.. EZEKIEL of the efro
cy of his discovery, that he has named it
"The Infallible Virginia Hair Re>torer.,
Mr. E. is about going into extensive manufacture Of an
article which destined TO prove of anxious interest to our
bald pated friends-FVn RiehnOnd En9uiftr Dect2aJr
18th, 1859.
This famous article be had of the PRINCIPAL
Druggists Those persons who desire fine head of HAIR
have only to the resOrer according to printed dr.
lions the bottle Those who have any doubts of its eff
cacy can have them removed in short time BY using the
INFALLIBLE VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER brewing
that it is all that it is claimed to be.
Wholesale depot for orders, SO Main Street.
n EZEKIEL.
RICHMOND November A. 1859
l. n. EZEKIEL, take oath the Holy Bible that have
been bald for the past II years. and have restored nv hair
BY using EZEklEL'S VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER
NAPHTAL EzEKIEL.
This day sworn to before me- by Naphtai Ezekiel.
JOSEPH MAYO.
Mayor Of Richmond.
For sale by
P PESCUD,
Raleigh, n. C.
January I6, 1860. 3w&swly.
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JONI SPELMAN, .ss.r,,on;,s
w. j. KERR, '''"'"''
LIST OF CADETS APPOINTED lat LARGE"
BY PRESIDENT FOR 1860

BY PRESIDENT FOR 1860
l. Edward WillOughby Anderson, son of the late
Major James W. Anderson, distinguished in Florida
and Mexico, and MORALLY wounded at the battle of
ChurubuScO.
2. Burdett A. Tcrrett, son of the late Captain B.
A. Terrctt, of the marine corps who was brevetted
for gallant conduct at Chapultepec
8. Charles f. Moore son of a soldier who has been
fifty years in the army having served out faithfully
nine enStmentS.
4. Joseph L. S. Kirby, son of the late Major Rey
mold NJ. Kirby, who twice brevettcd for gallan-
try in the of 1872 and died in service in 1912.
5. Alexander Sanford Clark, son of Major John
B. Clark who entered the service in 1913, and died
of yellow fever, while in command of the Castle of
San Juan dUlloa at Vera Cruz.
6. Francis W. Foot, son of the late Dr. Lyman
Foot, who was thirty years in the army, and died
in service, in 1896 on the Texan frontier.
Z. Walter Abbot son of the late Commodore Alb
bot of the navy, who distinguished at the bat
tie of Lake Champlain, and died in 1855, while in
command of the East India Squadron, ofdisease con-
tracted in service.
8. William Waller, grandson of President Tyler.
Q. James w. Fetter, step-sOn of Major L. c. Al
exander, who was brevetted for gallant conduct in
Mexico.
TO- James Wayne Cuyler, son of Surgeon John
W. Cuyler who has been twenty-five years in the
army and was distinguished in several Indian CAM
paignS and in the Mexican war, where he served
with General SCOTS line from the siege of Vera
Cruz to the capture of the city Of Mexico.
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Ibe Standard.
CoafTRoLLER,s REPORT.

REPORT OF TIE COMPTROLLER OF PUBLIC
ACCOUNTS, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR END
ING SEPT. 3CTII, 1859.
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CoUGHS COLDS, HoARsESEss and I
8: J. y
ASNXA ENZA, IRRITATION, SuRENESs or any afr Ill, tC-
~ "f the Throat CURED the HACyIxc T o.on
EET1HH.tLNE n CONSUMPTION BROxcHITIs WuonIH
~ Couch, ASTHMA, CATARRH RELEIVEh NC
VyrNZ1S BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCUFS Y
~1A~ COUGH LozESGEs. or
Il simple and elegant combination far CoUGUs ku
Dr. G. F. BIGxLow, Boston,
"Iytcomnlend tier use IN PUBLIC SPEAKERS"
Rev +. II. CH,LlS New York
" Most SaIutopy relirf in BRONCHITIS"
Rev. 5. SEIGFRIED MUrristowp Ohio
Beneficial Srhen compelled to speak, aDFeri,o fra
COLD" Rev. = j. p ANDERSON ST YI r'"
"EftctudL ip reDaOring HOdySeHess and Lrtgt; NJ Al
Ihr0ut, 'Utth SPEAKERS and SINGERS '''
Prof. NJ STACY JOHNSON, LaGranpe q,
Teacher of Music Southern Female Gill.
Great benefit nuen taken bore and utter reqcEing
thy preUe"t AoarSeness, From hei" Prst etet, Gini
they ViH be If permanent adCantage to nue." ''N
Rev. +. RowLET, M,
President Athens College Tenn.
Sold by all Druggists, at 25 cents per box.
Also BRowN's LAxATIvR TROcHEs Gtthartic Lo-,,o,
for Dyspepsd, h"digeStOn Constipation, Nadaeh Bior
affections. de-
January "a, 1860. 7-w&swSmos
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At a meeting of the Members OF the Bar, in at
tendance on the Superior Court of Orange comfy,
at March Term, 1860 Hon. w. a. Graham was
called to the Chair, and Thos. Webb was appointed
Secretary.
Henry X. Nash, Esq, Offered the following reso-
lutions, which were unanimously adopted
ResOlced, That the members of the Legal Pro-
fession practising in this Court have learned with
sincere regret that Thomas Rutfin ESQ.,, the Solic
tor for the State in the Fourth Judicial Circuit has,
in consequence of i'll health resigned his office.
Resolred, further, That we bear willing testimo-
ny to the ability, fidelity fairness and impartality
which has characterized the performance of the
duties of this important office in the hands of Mr..
Rutfn; that we deeply sympathze with him in the
afiction which renders necessary his retirement at
this time, and tender him cordial respect
and best wishes for his speedy restoration to health
and return to his professional associatona and Ia
borS.
ResOlred, That the Secretary forward a copy of
these resolutions to Mr.. Rutin, and that the pro-
ceedings of this meeting be published in the Hills
borough Recorder .
WILL: A. GRAHAM, Chm.
THOMAS WE'RE Sec'y
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CCoxTIHuKD-No. III
STATEMENT,
EA;5i'jrg the ca1sations et real estate, amt the
Yiyx dTrised tram each subject Of tataf'on IN me
&.rcrul Cownties ef the State; atSo the IareS r.
risI By the Courts Of Pleas ahd Quarter Stss'""s
Tor County purposes as fatto1rS'
No. 72-SCRRY COUNTY.
WILLIAM HAYNoRE, Sheriff.
Acres Land, 3l3,oeo
Valuation Land S66S3Z"
Town Property, SZ7,9oi
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January l6, 1860.
II. II. CHAPLIN,
BOOK BINDER & BLANK BOOK MANU-.
FACTITRFR

bUUA BINUEh q BLANK bUUh MANU-.
FACTURER,
RALEIG N. c.,
ID ESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CITIZENS OF
HI RALEIGH and the vicinity generally, that he will
promptly and punctualy attend to the binding of AT'
papers, Magazines and Peridieuis of all kinds and any
style, plain ornamental, moderate terms.
December 90, 1883. lO9-w&swly
GEO. w BLOUNT,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
NASHVILLE. y. C.,
VW7ILL ATTEND TO BUSINESS ENTRUSTED TO
w him in Nash, Wilson, Edgecombe and Franklin
Counties.
Feb 81 1860 l5-w&swly.