COMPTROIXBB JtEPOBT.
KSPOBT0FTHBCOHPTE0LLMOTPW
IJO ACCOUNT FOB 9WiAh
YKAB ENDING SEPT. 30th, 1889. ,
(ooinnri to. 4.)
1888.
Mw.
Qllin Cost, former SherMTof
Witm ooontr. additional
! ; tavern tax for 1857,
S. It. Bay. Sheriff of Tanoey
eoaaty,balanoe of taxes doe
. the State from said Sheriff
for 1857, -Bank
of the State of forth
Carolina, teaspoTary loan,. .
Bank of the State of North
Carolina, temporary
Bank of the State of H . C, teni-,
1 poraryloan,
Bank , of Wflmington, tem
porary loan, i
. Bank of the State of N. C,
temporary loan, -'
April. Sandry persons for State eon
pon Bonds, sold to meet lia-
. ' biHties of the State, dated
April 1st, 1859,
Bank of Cape Pear at Raleigh,
temporary loan,
Bank of the State of N. C, pre
xniom on $70,000 check on"
New York,
, Bank of Cape Fear at Raleigh,
premium on $100,000 checks
on Mew York,
' C. "VY. Smythe, tax for the
charter of Catawba College,
84
85 89
68,952 87
19,691 54
49,243 85
9,852 05
8,848 11
245,687
21
8,000
175
250
25
I Edward Cantwell, money re
.' turned as over pay for his
the itouseoTCommonsTIieg '
ialature ofl858-'.9, 6
"W. H. Marston, New York,
for State coupon Bonds
sold to meet liabilities of
the State, dated April 1st,
1859, and running 30 years, 293,600
Bank of the State of North " ; 3
Carolina, discount returned
on $70,000 paid said Bank
before due,
If ay Batik of the Stale of North
Carolina, premium for $65,
000 check on New York, :
276 16
162 50
; J. Buxton, for 2 State coupon
Bonds of $1,000 each, dated
April 1st, 1859, and running
30 years, issued on account
Fayetteville and Coalfields
Railroad, 2,000
Accrued interest to May 16th,
1859, , 15
Sundry persons, for 95t State
coupon Bonds of $1,000
each, dated April 1st, 1859,
and running30 years, issued
on account of Fayetteville
and Coalfields railroad, as
follows :
CB-Mallett, 15,000
James Kyle, 20.000
A. A. MeKethan, 20,000
i Sted man & Home, 20,000
! H. L. My rover, 20,000
Issued to Marshall Parks,
. President of the Albema'le
and Chesapeake Canal Com
pany, 100 State; coupon
Bonds of $l,OOQ!pach, dated
April 1st, oTd run- '
ning 30 years, isued on
account or said improve
ment, B. Higgins, tax for the charter
of Li szarddale Copper Com
pany, B. Higgins, tax for thn char
ter of Cambridge Copper
Company,
100,000
25
25
H. A. London, money over
paid to liim on Execution
Archibald M c G r e g q,r vs.
Cape Fear & Deep River
Navigation Company, and , ,
returned, . '9 87
Jacob Siler, Agent lor collec
tion of Cherokee Bond, on
account of said Bond's, 250
June. Goo. Bower, for 3 State coupon .
Bonds of $1 000 each, dated
April 1st, 1859, and running
" 30 years, 3,000
Marshall Parks, President of
Albemarle & Chesapeake
Canal Company, accrued in-
terest on $100,000 State cou
- pon Bonds, issued to said
Company, . 250
M. S. Galloway, for 3 State
coupon i Bonds of $1000
each, dated April 1st, 1859
and running- 30 years, is
sued on , account of Fay
etteville & Coalfields Bail.
h . road,
Accrued interest,
Jacob Siler, Agent for collec
tion of Cherokee ' Bonds, on
t account of said Bonds,
Vti G. Matthews, Trustee of
Cumberland County, on ac
3,000
30
330
count of indigent insane pa
tients from said County,
in Insane Asylum of North
Carolina, 614 93
; For board of John Wakefield
in Insane Asylum, io
W.N E. Anderson, Treasurer
Insane AFylum North Car-
. ' t olina, on account of board
- . for sundry psy patients in
said Asylum to ICth Feb.,
1859, 1 543
C. F. Fisher, Pres't N. C. R.
i B. Co., premium on North
ern Funds, 24 38
Bank of the State of N. C,
temporary loan, 9 848 77
Bank of the State of N, C,
temporary loan, 19 697 54
nana of Clarendon, temporary
loan, 19,697 44
Bank of Clarendon, temporary t
"n, 16,187 92
Bank of Cape Fear at Raleigh, -
temporary loan, 10,000
Bank of Fayetteville, 9.848
xtana 01 vape ji ear at itaieign,
temporary loan, ,
Bank of Wilmington,
, Tax for the charter cf Kenans
ville Female Seminary,
July. Sundry persons for State cou
pon Bonds, sold to meet li
abilities of the State,
James H. Gocch, Sheriff of
Granville County, on ac
count of indigent insane
" patients from said County,
in Insane Asylum of North
Carolina,
J. S. Green, Treasurer of Wil
mington & vYetdon Rail
road Company, interest on
$50,000 Bonds of said Com-
10,000
9,896 44
25
16,019 83
502 60
1,500
J. I. Scales, money overpaid
him under Resolution of
Legislature 1858-'59, in
favor of G. M. Albright, and
returned,
1 Bank of Cape Fear at Raleigh,
temporary loan,
Bank of the State of N. C,
temporary loan,
Bank of the State of N. C, .
temporary loan,
j Bank of the Stale of If. C.,
temporary loan, .
Bank of the State of N. C,
temporary loan,
E. B. Freeman, Clerk of the
Supreme Court at Raleigh,
tax on attorney's license, -Aug.
Sundry Sheriff, State taxes for
1858, payable in 1859, as
follows : -
8 72
58,000
88,638 93
17,727 78
9,848 77
7,386 58
755 25
Austin, 1 v Sheriff Union
County, 5,076 62
J.Cline, do
Catawba do
4,958 37
Was, Flynt, , do
JaavBoberts, do
Jos. W. Steed, do
JceephLusk. do
E. D. Hampton do
J . L. Bandy (act) do
Forsyth do
-Rockingham do
Randolph do
Gaston,' .do
Davidaoir . do
Cabarrus do
8,311
10,601
7,121
4,438
8,343
8,357
7,354 30
9,777 82
B. B. Paschall unasnani ao
Sandrr oaerCD8,-is on socoant
of . Indigent insane patients
- X front their respective Coun
, ; ties, In Insane Asylum of N. . ,
iC. as follows: ?
JLlXHaniptonh'riirDaTidson County,
169 20
22 60
1,061 76
521 99
J.L.Bundy(act)do
Cabarrus
do
B. B. Paschall do
Chatham
Forsyth
Randolph
Gaston -
do
do
do
do
do
Wm. Flynt do
J. W. Steed do
Joseph Lusk do
436 50
150 10
413
Jonas dine ao
Catawba
- Commissioners of the Sinking
Fund of N. C., for State Cou
pon Bonds, dated July lstj!
'Ml
f59, and running 30 years, 30,000
Issued to B. F. Simon too, Trea
! aur'f of Western Jf. C R.'B.
Co., 100 State Coupon Bonds
of $1,000 each dated July 1st,
1859, and-running 30 years,
and issued on account of said
Road, " 100,000
Accrued interest to 13th Aug.,
1859. 716 66
Issued to M. A. Bledsoe, chair
man executive committee In
sane Asylum N. C, 10 State
Coupon Bonds of $1,000 each,
dated July 1st, 1859, and run
ning 30 years, issued on acc't
of said Asylum, 10,000
Bank of Charlotte, tax on stock
in said Bank, '750
Bank of Yancey ville, tax on
stock of said Bank, 500
. J. R. Dodge, Clerk of Supreme
Court, at Morganton, tax on
AU'va' license. August Term.
1859 of said Court. . 356 25 J
1858, payable in 1859, as fol
lows: Tno. T Barnes, Sh'riff, Wilson County, 6,810
33
L. H. Lowrance
do Lincoln do
5,015 22
E C. Grier
Wm. Haymore
C. A. Boon
do Mecklenb'rg do
do Surry do
do Guilford do
do Chowan do
do Alamance do
do Monteom'ry do
15,138 75
3,468 78
12,938 43
5,984 39
6,845 27
3,000 14
2,108 56
2,157 23
5,045 88
1,331 38
7,430 84
3,714 28
P. F. White
Wm. Patterson
A. H. Sanders
Tufiy Davenports do
Tyrrell do
Alexander do
Rutherford do
Polk do
J. C. Smith
do
A. B. Long .
J. L. Ward -
do
do
W. H. Cullom
do ). Johnbton - do
do 'Jones do
J. H. NethercuU
R. M. Jones
do
Orange do
Wayne do
13,208
10,687
7,113
4 062
5,151
15,487
79
81
W. A. Thompson do
John A. Vann
do Hertford do
83
59
36
67
45
G. Durden
do Washington do
do Gates do
do Craven do
do Pasquotank do
do Cleaveland do
do Haywood do
M. H. Eure
A. C Latham
W. E. Mann,
G. M. Green
Wm. Green
7,209
4.519 73
1 814 72
E. D. Davis do
Jackson do
Madison do
Caswell do
Cumberland do
1,489 88
1,332 41
H. Hunter do,
CStraoer do
Het Ur McNeill do
12,978 54
16,652 41
W. F. Wasson do
Sidney Deal do
T. J. Carr do?
W. W. Long do-
Iredell
Watauga
Duplin
Yadkin
Anson
Henderson
Onslow
Brunswick
Wilke.
Caldwell
Robeson
Hjde
Currituck
Pitt
Burke
Person
Pitt
Moore
do
8,626 68
1,403 36
7,468 22
3,734 90
9,021 95
4,391 15
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
G. B. Tbreadgill . do
I.anc Arledge do
W. D. Humphrey do
4,452 17
J.H.Allen do
4,125 22
3,758 45
Esly Staly, do
R. G. Tuttle do
2.341 85
Reuben Erne do
Hilliard Gibbs do
6,596 21
4,137 10
3.172 80
J. B. Lee do
Jneiah Hodges do
Joseph Brittain do
9,902 12
4,198 52
W. JU. Bmith do
6,966 37
35 62
4,752 58
A. Cox, former, do
K. H. Worthy do
S. A. Warren do
North'mpt'n do 10,158 41
William Fields . do
Lenoir
do
7,231 07
Solomon M. Rsy do'
i ancey
Davie
Stanly
Ashe
Nash
Wske
Columbus
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
1,465 75
4,891 97
2,849 13
2,655 91
7,030 30
24,414 43
4,184
700
J as. JU. Hilliard do
Joseph Marshall do
J. A. Reeves do
N.W.Cooper d
W. H. High do
L. Williamson do
Jesse Bledsoe do
John Martin do
Alleghany do
Stokes " -, do
Hnrnett do
Bertie do
4,140
2,861
10,770
17 071
74 1
S. R. Grady do
81
R. K. Tayloe do
45
J. F. Jenkins do
Edgecombe do
14
30 I
32
E. D. Hall do
N. R. Jones do
N. Hanover do 29,389
Warren
Buncombe
Cherokee
Macon
Franklin
Carteret
Halifax
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
13,864
5,835
2,090
1,642
9,784
3,304
15,721
5,679
10,851
8,312
13,929
15 232
4,524
3,418
W. R. Yourg do
H. H. Davidson do
24
97
J. G. Crawford do
68
83
49
01
Wash. Harris do
George Dill do
James S. Snowv do
J. R. White do
Perquimans do
84
W. B. Campbell do
licaulort
Sampson
Rowan
Granville
Greene
Cam J en
Martin
do
10
G. W. Crumpler do
do
do
do
do
do
do
W. A. Walton do
21
87
Joseph H. Gooch do
J. F. Aium do
A. W. Bell do
22 1
89
W. W. Ward
do
6,716 27
Sundry Sheriffs, tax on account
of indigent insane patients
from their respective counties,
in Insane Asylum of N. C,
as follows :
L. H. Lowrance, Sheriff Lincoln county, 166 16
E. C. Grier do
Mecklenb'g do
208 10
C. A. Boon do
A. B. Long do
J. H. Nethercutt do
Guilford do
Rutherford do
Jones do
Orange do
Wayne do
Craven do
Cleaveland do
Watauga do
Brunswick do
Hyde do
Pitt do
Nash do
Columbus do
Edgeco'be do
N Hanover do
Franklin do
Perq'mans do
566 32 l
186
51 33
1,130 92
R. M. Jones do
W. A. Thompson do
A. C. Latham . do
G. M. Green do
230 35
507 59
497
Sidney Deal do
181 20
James 11. Allen do
Hilliard Gibbs do
Josiah Hodges do
109
513 12
219 33
93
144
288
576
c. W. vjooner do
Lewis Williamson do
Jas. F. Jenkins do
E. D. Hall . do
Wash Harris do
125
65
44
66
J. R. White do
W. B. Campbell do
Berufort do
288
Jacob Siler, Agent
tion ef Cherokee
for collec
Bonds, on
account of said bonds,
200
C. B. Mallett, President of Fay
etteville & Coalfields Railroad
Company, six months inter
est on State Coupon Bonds
issued on account of said
Road,
Sundry Banks, tax on stock in
said Banks, as follows:
Merchants Bank,
Bank of Fayetteville,
Bank of Wadesboro',
Bank of Washington,
Bank of Cape Fear,
Farmers Bank, -
Bank of Wilmington,
Hugh Downing, tax for the
charter of Stewart Gold Mi
ing Company,
D. P. Weir, tax for the charter
of Green Monument Associ
ation, :
77
6,000
562
950
812
812
3,142
744
1,891
50
25
25
PUBLIC FUND. (Disbursements.)
Statxuxkt D.
Showing the several objects forfphieh the Disburse
ments of the Public Fund have been made :
Agricultural Societies, $ 2,300
Adjutant General, 350
Albemarle & Chesapeake Canal, 100,000
Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb
and the Blind, 350
Binding Documents, 130 53
Binding Laws, 1,686 44
Board of Internal Improve
ments,
186 50
1859,
Sept.
Bonds of Ops Fear Deep Ri
ver Navigation Company, 48,957 33
Capitol Square, : 284 75
Comptroller's Department, 1,000
Congressional Election, ' 847 60
Copying Laws, - T 619 50
Contingencies, 8,28180
Council of State, 216 80
Distributing. Laws, ; ' 1,305 60
Executive Department, 3,300
Executive Mansion,' ' ' 5,682 16
Expense Aec'lofSipklfg Fund, 103 75
Equal Suffrage Election, 63
75
95
29
16
63
40
Jas. T Bostick do Jucnmona ao
FayettevUl 4 Albemarle Plank-
A
;Fu3frosnuol U I 248 8eptative, on Wednesday $ajt,kiaarY.l
4
, General Assembly, M M 9$f.
Geologica Suryey . if . f M8 v
' Interest on Coupon Bonds or
Gape Pear & Deep River
Navigation Company, 17,870
Interest on Fayetteville &
1
Western Plankroad Bonds, 6,720
Interest on Raleigh & Gaston
Railroad Bondk :
29,925
' I nt oh State Couobn Bonds 335,130
Int. on State Registered BondaJOSS .78 ,
Interest on sute lxans,
. Insane Asylum, , 1 1
Judiciary,
Pensions,
Pott Office,
Premium on NorthernFunds,
9,307
84
70,000
2932 79
457 60
218 19
"J.811 42"
380
8,800 71
974 43
522 24
; Publio Arms, r
Public Printing,
- Public Tax refunded.
Resolutions of General
bly, 1858 '9,
Road from Wilkesboro'
ferson, '
Roaring Gap Road, ....
Senatorial Election,
Sheriffs for ' Settling
Taxes,
State Department,
1,000
87
21
89
15
2,147
04
800
J 412
492
State Libarian,
State Libary,
Superintendent of Capitol,
State Capitol,
State Registered Bonds,
State Loans,
50
08
260
3,t55 66
191,800
436,433 70
2,750
aei.ooe 82
$1,900,083 24
Detailed as follows :
1858.
Oct.
J. F. Hutchins, Treasurer of
the Stale Agricultural Socie
ty, State's quota to said So
ciety for year ending lat
Monday in Oct, 1858, 1,500
Davie County Agricultural So
ciety, State's quota for 1858,
W. H. Hamilton for keeping 60
Capitol Square in order for 6
months ending Oct. 1st, 1858,
J- G. Cook, President of Fay- 125
etteville & Albemarle Plank
road Company, 9 State Cou
pon Bonds of $1000 each,
uated Oct lst,1858, and run
ning 20 years, issued on ac
count of said Road, 9,000
J. J. Chaplin in part payment
of his contract to bind Em
mons' Agricultural Report, 217 88
W. E. Anderson, Treasurer In
sane Asylam N. C, on ac
count of said Asylum, 5,000
Fredrick Nash, Judge Supreme
Court, his 3d quarter's f ala
ry for 1858, 625
W. H. Battle, Judge Supreme
Court, his 3d quarter's sala
ry for 1868, 625
R. M.Saunders, Judge Superior
Courts, 1 for bo'ding Courts
in Anson and Bladen Coun
ties, Fall Circuit, 1858, 180
Robert Strange, Solicitor 5th
Circuit, for 8 certificates, 160
William A. Jenkins, Attorney
General, for 7 certificates
3rd Circuit, 140
Geo. S. Stevenson, Solicitor 2d
Circuit, for 3 certificates, 60
Marcus Erwin, Solicitor 7th
Circuit, for 2 certificates. 40
Bank of Cape Fear at Raleigh,
interest on temporary loan, 405
Bank of Washington, interest
on tempoary loans, 49 75
Holden & Wilson, printing for
Treasury Department 24F
Holden & Wilson, printing for
Comptroller's Department 24
Holden & Wilson , printing for
State Department, 43
Martha Spear, her balf-years's
pension for 1858, 37 50
William Perci val, in part pay
ment for making water clos
ets in Stute Capitol, 200
J. J. Chaplin, lettering Books
for State Library and Su
preme Court, 30 20
Mecklenburg County Agricul
tural Society,' State's quota
for 1858, 50
Cumberland County Agricul
tural Society, State's quota
for 1858, 50
Moore County Agricultural
Society, State's quota for
1858, 50
Ebenezer Emmons, State Geol
ogist, his 2nd quarter's sala
ry for 1858, 625
D. F, Caldwell, Judge Supe
rior Courts, for 10 certifi
cates from 3rd Circuit, ' 975
William Lander, Solicitor, for
7 certificates from 6th Cir
cuit, 140
E. C Hines, Solicitor, for 9 cer
tificates from 1st Circuit 180
Geo. S. Stevenson, Solicitor, for
3 certificates from 2nd Cir
cuit, 60
William A. Jenkins, Attorney
General, for 3 certificates
from 3rd Circuit ; 60
R. M. Saunders, J udge Superi
or Courts, for 11 certificates
from 2nd Circuit, 975
Charles E. Johnson, President
Board Directors Insane
Asylum N. C, 35 State cou
pon Bonds of SI 000 each.
Nov.
dated Jan. lit, 1858, and
running 30 years, issued on
account of said Asvlum, 35,000
Bank of the Republic, New
York, interest on State cou
pon Bonds, advanced by
said Bank, 45.195
Alexander Taylor, his pension
for 1858, 50 '
Bank of Cape Fear, premium
for $12,377.50 check on
Now York 62 22
Bank of the State of N. C,
premium for $106,000
check on New York, 1 ,OC0
William Fercial, in part pay
ment for making water clos
ets in State Capitol, 1,000
Quent Busbee, Assistant Clerk
of the Senate, for collecting
Journals, Documents, &e., &
under a Resolution of the
Legislature of 1856 '57, 217 70
Adams' Express, in Raleigh,
freight on 2 packages from .
New York to Raleigh, 2
Magnetic telegraph in Raleigh,
for message to New York, 95
Danforth, Perkins & Compa
ny, Agents of American
Bank Note Company, New
York, for printing coupon
Bonds of the State of North
Carolina, 89
(to bb coirrnrcitD )
50
60 !
50
75
20
Manufactories in Iredelt. There ere two man?
nfactories in Iredell county at which yarns ani
cotton osnaburga are made in large quantities
and of a quality inferior to none. One is located at
Turnersburg, and owned by Mr. Wm. Tur.
ner, the other at Eagle Mills, and owned b
Messrs. Coivert & Co. ;. '. ,
There are likewise Cotton Factories in Yad
kin, Surry, Catawba, and perhaps other counties
i ne water-power io all the above Darned Coontii 1
is valuable for mills and factories, and never-fail.
The Trumpet Branch Iron and Brest Fonndry -is
located near Oli, ahd owned by K. D7 Tom
un, q. treaeu Cxprts.' " V.
ELECTION OF A UNITED STATES SEN?;
- . a. tor. " .-""'.; .,
CounrBtTB, Feb. 2. Ex-Governor Chase wrf
to-day el ct d United Stataa Sen tv. oa the fin':
ballot, by the Legislature. The vote tlood
Chaie, 67 ; Pugh, 54 ; Corwin, 5.
Assem-
iJef-Public
CERESTTNG BEVOLTJTTONABX
mm msw v . fc 4
applied ia.tlMMtewinffpmnailBsmf
4 sery.lntereafiBg reminiscehie f-ttJjw3
UonaryWar
The district which I reoresont, and the county
' from which I comethat county made famous by
. the raid of Brown was the first, the very first in
. all the South, to send succor to Massachusetts.
..." . 1 . 1 . l.-.HZ
2 fill boa within rifle batf n?jt jadnoaat
f the base of the hill, wherr a glonoua apniig leaps 1
in one 01 tne most peauuiui ipra u yixnjxmmv
r ill tt tiii iii iinriin tin nmiim nrm i
out into Rtin.liVhl from, beneath 4he
oi a tnunaor-nvm ou, uw"
10th Of July? 1175, the very first band of Southern
men who marched to the aid of Massachusetts.
They toet there, and HHfAr- rallrig''c?7'fa,
bee-line far Boston. iA .
That beautiful arid peaceful valley had peve?
been polluted by tne footsteps oi a xoe; ror even
the Indians themselves kept it free from the in
eoron of''ft smerV 'Ic.vaath.. WvTi'.eili large, and th3hwnand gootU
ana neuirai grounu o iHiiwngMi ""
assembled there, and a bee-line for Boston was
made from thence.. Before they marcftod ney,
made a pled ere that all who survived Would
ble there fifty years after that day. It was" my
pride and nleasure to be present when the. fifty
years roiled around. Three aged, feeble, totter
ing men the survivors of that glorious band of
aha hnndred and twentv were all who were left
to keep their tryst, and Ve fcithfut to. the pledge L
made fifty years tefore to tbeir companions, thai
oones otmany 01 wnom were pieman my va uo
Northern hills. - i' t
, "Sir T have often heard Iron the hut survlvo
of that band of patriots the incidentsf tbair firs
meeting ana uieir minu-w xnacji
hundred miles in twenty days thirty miles a "day
and how, as they neared tbeir poiiit of destinsK
-own, TrwjuiHjKr,, wk knppcned , to be makinj?
reconnoissance in the neigh bortmwd, saW-Bem ap-
E reaching, and recognizing the linsey-woolsey,
unting shirts ef old Virginia, rode opto meet and
greet them to the camp; now, when he saw the
captain his old companion in arms, Stephenson,
who stood by bis side at the Great Meadows, on
Braddock's fatal field, and in many an Indian
campaign, and who reported - himself to' bit com
mander as "from the right bank of the Fojomac','-
he sprang from his horse and clasped his eld friend
and companion in arms with both hands. He
spoke no word of welcome, but the eloquence of
silence told wnat nis tongue could not articulate.
He moved along the ranks, shaking the hand of
each, from man to man, and all the while as my
informer told me the big tears were seen coursing
down his manly cheek.
1 1" Aye sir, Washington wept I And why did
the glorious soul" of Vy ashingtnn Swell with emo
tion 7 Why dil he weep 7 Because be saw that
the cause of Massachusetts was practically the
cause of Virginia; because he saw that her citizens
recognized the great principles involved in the
contest These Virginia volunteers had come
spontaneously. Tbey bad come in response to the
words of her Henry, that were leaping like live
thunder through the land, telling the people of
Virginia that they must fight and fight for Mas
sachusetts. They bad come to rally by Washing
ton's side, to defend your fathers' firesides, to pro
tect their Homes from Harm. Weil, the visit
has been returned! John Brown selected that
very county as the spot for bis invasion ; and, as
was mentioned in the Senate, the rock where See
man fell was the very rock over which Morean
and his men marched a few hours after Hugh
Stevenson's command bad crossed the river some
two miles further up. -"
May this historical reminiscence rekindle the
embers of patriot'm in our hearts I Why should
tnis nation of ours be rent in pieces by this irre
piessible conflict 7 Is it irrepressible? The bat
tle will not be fought out .here. When the dark
day comes, as come It'may, when this question that
now divides and agitates tho hearts of the people
can only be decided by the bloody arbitrament of
the sword, it wilt be the saddest day for us and all
mankind. that the son of Heaven has ever shone
uposr''
The following are the remarks of Mr. Smith,
of North Carolina, delivered in the House of
Representatives on Tuesday last, in withdrawing
his name as a candidate for the Speakership:
Mr. Clerk : I cannot find lancruaere to convey
to the members of this body my deep ense of ob
ligation to honorable gentlemen of various poli
tical opinions, constitut'osr this House, for the
honor which they bavef avo red to confer upon
me by placing me in thaWair, a id trusting me
with the high and important responsibilities of
this body. When I recollect, sir. bow much of
self-sacrifice must have been incurred, how much
gentlemen have given up in the patriotic effort to
concentrate tho votes of this Hmse upon some
individual, that stood npoB national and broad
conservative grounds ; and when I remember also,
sir, that myself, with a name unknown to fame,
now making my entry upon this floor for' the
first time, have received the honor of so large
and honorable a vote a has been conferred upon
roe, I can only say, sir, that I shall cherish dur
ing the residue of my official term, while a mem
beriof this body, to carry with me fnto private
life when my public service is ended, a grateful
and abiding sense of these deep obligations under
which gentlemen have placed me. . But without
intending now - it is not the proper occasion
without intending now to go into any matters of
1 detail, 1 will Here take the liberty of saying I am
satisfied that the presentation of mv name
longer before tbn body would not contribute to
wards success. 1 therefore beg leave, before
another ballot is taken, to withdraw my name as
5
a canataate Detore tnis body, and to say that
hnpe that the indications which are bow present-
present
ing .hemselves in this body, may be arbiter, of
tha Ht, F ..II . l - U... .
Confederacy, and that we may in the r reservation
" sv.uiu vi gvw Ttinaiuuijg an uieotateevf tulS
ot an muct and .inviolate Constitution, find a
guarantee of the rights of every part of our Con
federacy, and our glorious and blessed Union per
petually, to the remotest period of time. Ap-
piBiue.j
HORRIBLE MURDER A MASTEB KILL
ED AND BURNED BY HIS SLAVES.
"We learn that on Mondav last Dr. "Wm. Crox-
lon, a nighty intelligent citizen of Esex county,
had occasion to correct a servant woman for some l
offence, but did so in a mild and gentle manner. I
This fact enraged a neero man, who vowed to have "
revenge, but at the time gave bis master no inti- 1
mation ot his intention. On Wednesday W
whilst one of tbe servants whs engaged in erindiner
a cutting knife, Dr. Croxton walked to where he
was, and whilst looking in. without euSnectimr'
danger, another servant stopped behind him, gave
him a violent blow urjon the back of the head.
which felled him to the ground, and then dispatch
ed him. The two then dragged him behind the
barn, and, kindling a fire, placed his body on 'it
and burned it. They next cut the skirts of the
saddle upon : his riding-horse . and then
turned the horse loose, expecting to create tbe im
pression that he had been attacked on the road and
murdered. When the Doctor was missing, his
friends instituted a search for him. and in the nile
of ashes near the barn discovered two or three of
his lingers and a portion of one of Lis feet. The
murder has caused great excitement in the aeigh-
mruwu ia WUICUH WUOOmniPSQ. i. h- ' .
s Richmond; Dispatch
Govohs. Colds. Hoahskkksb And
Taf LuaxxA, iBBiTATioa, Soacjf ass, or
xnj aneonon ot tbe laroat CURED,
:ae HACxnce Cocoa la Coxsuxmoa.
Bbojcchitis, WBoopiso Cotrea, Asta
MA, vATABBB, tt IS ii i. JC V a
D by
3R0WN'8BR0NCftIAlrRi)
or Cooaa IiOsmsbs.
" A timftU and tUgmnt oomHnation foi Couaas As.
Dr. G. F. Bisblow, Boston,
" Irecommtnd their km (e Public SmUbjbbs." ?3
- . a t Bevy E. H.CaAHK, New Tork.
-Mott talvtary itliafin BBOBCama.' C
Bar. aBwrawiVMorrfstown, Ohio.
" Beneficial teKen compelled to tpeak, trnfferimorom
Cold." in. Bav.S. J. P. Abbsow, 8k Louis.
" Bffaatmml imJmmovia Boartntm emd Irritatinm of
i the Throat, to common with SrXAKBBS and SmMtS."
Prof. M. BTACT JOHNSON, LaQsaBgw, Ga.
Teacher of Music, Southera F esaato Celmgsv
" Oreo benefit when taken before and aAswasssaeAtaa,
at they prevent Moatenete. From Jhmr peWL oMeet, 1
. tAtuJs ftWy will be of pti moment advantage, to me. .."
-ja. i jiar. i,Mfur,A; at.,
President Athens Collece. Tennl
Bold bvaU DratYikts, at 26 eents aer box.
Ahw. Baowa's- LAXAttva ;Tbocbs. or' CuihariU
Isotenget, for Vytptpna, Indigtttion, Vontttj Otiea,
neaaacne, auxont Affection, etc.
jan t9 waswwn.
i t Fabruar
tinues d
W fr&M I
QTOTbr oonUno bMrsb
th demands Is fullv 00 td the supply, andall ar
riving meets ready sale. Sales yesterday of 3 tn
400 bales at lleta. for strictly prime; 10 for
ilightiV stained ; 9 to 9J for poor and deep stain I
ed; ine Amencaa jsews reoerveo yasseroaj
ternoon, is leas fikvorabla, showing a decline in
Qvtrooot oTi to 1-16, bat does not seem to effect
fnji on this side, except that tha demand
hftrdl npwplonum. waiUMJ&irJ
i i - - r t
NTYThe
ree weeks Mist has'been entirely hsu of Spirits
three
TarpenMnerwhich-waf to ocaemanCto siipplf"
the retail traua caooa uenr ue recei pu nav oea
quiurbeary? fW ffrbte 1fttfcI4joBFtl43 t
44c:: CpeunpnWjantod ail d?Rt,1r 1 90 to
DRIKu FKUliV-lteceipts lor tne psswo;4
Applef $f 60 to 1 65 ; Peeled Peaohea $4 50 to
76i unpeeiea a ou. : .&;.
PEAS A BEANS Black Eye. Peas, jwck at
tl'JOi; y.sre and -wanted at 95o.i Black
WMt. iMfia B-Ml-3 ' -; It
.PBETERS HISZLltfj tj
rwll ben. .Cjfmmwbion liorchsmts. -S
jB0C
f, FJb4WEn 'sr:I:JI,
BU1ST8
i I
4
PAPK'RS 0F THB MOST CHOICE VAt-1
500
ettaf of Fkwer Seed, expected this' week at
s. ' 'FJtBCUiru uraKStore..
TT EskoSENE OIL AND LAU PS.A Woii
JV dertal IjpproveneBtji.-JKresea Oil
gJfhjus'M.il. ..snuniiiii-t keey
ouaiaa( supply JrXroMtt Oil, wtuek is aastear as
spring water, has bus litUa smell, doss sot smoke, land
vary cheap. Ahw the aew style Burner, which can Be
attached to any Fluid, r old Ksrosene Lamp at a trifi
iageost;, .,-.,we,, . . : -:: r.
I hava aUo, a beaatifbL assort tasntf Xamps j also1.
Chimneys, wick, and Lasap 8ciuors, vary low.. M
OLD FLUID AND? OH LAHP.-.it groat
many oid fluid and Oil Lam.pt, at good at ntio,
but either defaced, o-MUf fashion, can be had very
cheap at-;: i.-UZ : ; V?KSCUra Drogstor.;
flnflBI Morehaots of Vbginia, North Carolina abd
I Tonaoo yare ? raraastly reqaested to axaaskio
ear sleek ef Dry- Ooodt for the ensuing seaso, eon
slitlng ' of a' large assortment of English asid
French Dresa Goods for . Ladies ; , I 1
White Cambrioa, - Irsh Linen t, Cloths, -Jaeoneta
. ---: Play Linens, . Casshneres,
8 wis aadSmb'd . farmes IMUs, Vastings, -
. Masons,' . u. (-- - BrilBaatsa. - Boxlaits, - i
SpoelCeisoa Tbraada, Alpaeeaa, -. Ootteuadea,
Hosiery,.. . . jnata.rrLsiaes, Italian , :
Liaen Qaabrin - Ginghams, Prints, , Cluhs,
raraMB Satin, 6Uk, Cottoa aad WorrtMl
Bnglish aad Fronch . Oiagham Cords,;
Drsp D'Et , Haadkarehiafs, : - .!
" L Or OUR OWN IMPORTATION,;
Aad aelested in tbo Eurepean markets ia- person by
oar experienced aid judicious agent, Kir. William
Bell, formerly in the Dry Ooodt Jobbing business la
this place. JUi a large, and a'tractive tok of
American Fabriea, all of which we will sell to the
trade as lew and upon, as favorable terms as they can
be' bought in any market In this country.
j . JUOJSTT 4 UK&itHi,
y. . .- -k7 -- No. fl Peart Visaed
' Teoraary 1st, 1860. Eichmond, Va. t
feb 4- swm. . . . . .jj
r COFFEB I COFFEE 1 1 COFFEE 1
DIRECT IMPORTATION IN A SOtJTH-
Ria -UNION STATT BUTLT AND
aimed in tbe South, bow on ber way 4ireet trm
Kw Janeiro, with 2J00 Bags well selected grades of Rio
Coffee. For sale, ape arrival, (about first March,) ; at
prices competing with Northern markets. '
O. G PARSLEY CO.
Janunry 26, 1890.
NORTH
CAROLINA SIX PER
8 TATE STOCKS.
CENT
j TaaAavar Dbpatvbst or N. C, )
January th, 18C
SEALED proposals will be received at this ofltoe un
til 10 o'clock A M , 9th of February next, for the
purchase of S 100,000 of North Carolina State jPonds,
dated January 1, 1860,ead ruaoing thirty years, issued
a account ef Fayetteville aad Western Rail Boad;
The abova beads will bare coupons for interest,
at. six i per- cent pec asnsna attached, payable 1st
Jaauary and July, ia each year. The principal and
interest will be payable at the Bank of the Republic,
New York, unless where the party prefers to have
them, payable at the Treasury of the State.- 8e.
oessful bidders upon being informed of the eeettptance
of their bids, can deposit the amount ef t heir bids, in
rlading theaeeraed bitere to tbeeredit ef thefander
signed, ia tbe Baak aforesaid, or ialtbe Bank of North
Carolina, er Bank ef Cap Fear, Raleigh. Parties bid
ding WiU please address tbeir letters endorsed "Pro
posals for North Carolina Stocks." to the undersign
ed. Raleigh, N. C.- The bids will be opened in the
presence of tbe Governor, Secretary and Comptroller
ef the State, and the President of the Pank of North
Carolina. J. w. COURTS,
Jab tl td. Pvaue TASt;R. :
9100 REWARD.
R1
AN AWAY FROM MESSRS. J. A N. A. CAM
ERON, of Cumberland County, first of last June.
wry negro man Southwell, or South ey, (as usually call
ed Said negro Is thick set, about 6 -feet 8 inches
high, of a dark brown color, has email ye, and a
downcast look. He has been hired for several years in
Colttmblaad County, as a TuroenUoe hand. I will
gJlJ.!!.T V??1 V .Vut 2.u,J,aW!S
,Z "".L .1.' f 9Y
for in fur mation, that may lead to his reeoverv.
1 - J w un iraiTm,.
. i ' - . J. B. LITTLEJOHN. 1
Louisburg, N. C. feb tf.1
Fayetteville Observer aad Wilmington Herald
copy tiU forbid.
, . i, 1 11-
W1
no WANTS GOOD L A N DT..11U
Acres of good farming land. 41 miles fmi
Raleigh, on the waters of Middle Creek, thi land 4a
level, suited .to Tobacco, Wheat, or Cora, and . about
13 in No. 1 woods. There is a small framed house, 3
log buildings aad a well on the premises. Tbe neigh
borhood is ftrst rata, . The property eaa be bought for
a reasonable price. Apply to t . f
UARTER.S -i
February 3, 180
RAtjBiaa, N.
5?
feb
NOTICE.
MEETTNG WILL BR HELDf BY THE OV.
f position Party of Johnston Countv, at the, Court
-Honse in 8mithneld. ua SaturdayHbe llth day of Feb
ruary next, for the purpose of appointing delegates to
the State Convention, te be held at Raleigh on the
22d of February, for the purpose of nomm-na&ing a
oraJidase fcr Geveraor: - - 'i - - r f
aa fr-td v MANY CITIZENS. !
OPPOSITION MEETING IN
i -r tl: 6RANTILLE. THE OPPOSITfon
lnrmm, .Party, ofGraavilla,are reqaestM teTaMat
ia the Court House, in Oxford, a FrWay the lath of
Fabnwryaext, (it being Friday of February Vomrt) te
ap Deiaa-detag ; and" Dsrtriet Coavea-
ttoaa. ,-.- - -s ; MANY CITIZENS. tj
Jaaaary7th, w -fbVt- .
JhTTOTICEl If O T I C E 1 1--MY ,WIFaV ML
tV.Nl&VA,ANN,:haviaaleft my. heasa without
3;
suficient cause, all persons are hereby notifled that t
will not hold myself sound; any; af her ,aotraets,
nor will I pay any debts aha pay eeatraat. , .?
January AO, MAOk A. T WHITLEY, -
i .,....iA.if3llQHW Tlfet t-atpd,"!
T I8SOLUTIO If .THE piRTNJtRSHlP
1 J heretofore existing between the aubsertbera un
der the name and style of Jones. Moorage thja day
dissolved by mutual consent. ? vo -
DanT. G. Fowls, Esq., is alone authorised taaollect
the debts due the firm, aad all persoas tadabtad fe us
are earnestly requested to call upon hWaaa settle, or
legal steps for their collectioa will eertainly be takSa,
r f? JOSEPH f JONES, t
- n - i- i JAMES A.'Mr0,Rt P
Raleigh, Jaauary0th,n86p. fab j3 .-
GROCERS JttOM MISSION MERCHAr4T8, i
joaa aT aAwrrl ,;tiss JM5?OltU
raAM. a. araUAK, J m$,s yy.a&Aawtf.
XTOETH CAROLINA lifRAPPINa A-l
i PEB,i-A8-GESlRAi AQENf OF. B,
Satar, proprietor ef taeCrabtrea Paper Milla,Ias
ready ia aettle his aeeoaats for" Paper, to puruihase
I vH ravoral term: "OraVra me mxdt van kaitmkuL: I Prs
J aad executed with premptnataaad dIspaAea4pXI .
..,idton;; "J. t. LITCHFOKK'
ji Ibh i BAuntaJfO." ii i
CHEERING TgB I.OY1S11S
l .lllTTtlT. nVlt.BBS
Began, nad
Temcco.
NO. 12 FATETTETILLB ST.
BJSJlQllniJEfiSIPT-itf
mrmmt of Goad in thir OI ouunn t
Itevdta this Market, aad to which Owy sos eordUt-
1i fatvite tee atteatioaof their eustosmers, and toe fw
iagenerally. . - IJI Uim tT"
rrPPIE. : VERY CHEAP. fNI? VTi
mirfvmmiiftd.
f u- -yf--wlT
s i, r. n. vnna i;iuiArt
BEST olAffEWNlSMltY BBA-miL1,
CHOICE 4U IBlfBtrTCfSKr,.;
UtfAMFAGBrEYAklOtrAiallDS
r i. ?
netil.'tlMaeas, CUret Birtne and 3r''&-,l-
F everv dMrkttua. x.3t(&QPX SCHEIJL
raRlBE V HS5 itraclLJS. .
wZThat. Prunes. Mustard, Salad Oil, Jellies, Sar
dines, Sanees, aad every thing of the kind usually kepf
la a Variety Store, constantly on aaaa.. , i ,
.1 ,f"i-ri'J
A
1TINE KT iOF
SUFERIOB CHEW.
ING TOBAfXO. j - j 4 I !
The best brands at Havana Segars, Just Seeeiva3-
, H 5k iwWtOX SCHBIBi
GANDIES, CAKES AND sALlV: THE
Delieaeieaasjslallr wanted for Parties, J ddingst'
BallV 0 .furnishsd-with Neataea-aad IHsvateh aad
at very low prices, by i ' 0Dr A SCHXLBV
w. feb 4ly. , , .' !
selling: off at cost n i
Mi
eSAUSlf AN BEING tlT BRsfnTBD f f
sav' IBM iwa cur wkv w av vi dwium viwsu
- - u . lla.lWri.a'flMtais PIasIi.
ing, will saU hU -present selected assortment of Winter
Clotaing - ; f i
Janaary?8thlie.
" ' " , taal-i
FOUNDEp 1855.
CHARTERED 185
Cone of Baltimore tusst Chsrrlea Sta.
mHB LargMt, Jfeat Elegantlv Farnished, and .Ptb-
ular Commercial College in the .United 6 tales. r
Dsaisfnad aznresalT liar Tonnsf Men desirinrf to obtain
a THOBOcea Psuctical Bcsiness Foucatior b the
' shortest possible ti-r aad at least expense., -3 t
A large and Beautimlly Orasmeaied Circular, coy.
I taininv nnwards of SIX 80TTARK SHEET with SottH-
nent- of Ptnmontkip, and a Larrs KoirraTiB x the finvst
of the kind ever made in this eooutrj) repreaoatiag
the Interior View of the Cpllege, srith Catalogue stat
ing terms, Ac, will be sent to Xvery Tonug Man en
Application. Free ?Aaro.. ..n ... .
Write immedtasfly and yon can receive the package
t bv return mail, - Address, . ,
5 . '-t K. K LOSISB,,
fob 4 ly.. Baltimace, Hi.
SPRING, 1860.
8. B. HOPKINS. '
SOBT. BXTLU T.! W. ATXIHSOK
HOPKINS, HULL etc ATKINSON,
258Baltimore St. V
BALTIMCRIL '
We respectfully invite theattention of buyers to the
large and attaractire stock ef
BRITISH, raiHCH AHD AMERICAS
DRY GOODS, .
' i ? - - !
which we are now opening. Being determined to of
fer every advantage to our friends and rwuaw, and
desirous to extend the trade of our house svnd city, we
invite hayars who have never looked through oar mar
ket to call aad see as. To cash and prompt dealer,
we shall offer superior inducements ia prices, as welt as
in tbe variety aad extant of our stoeka. . '- Ordrt seat
toss shall be carefully aad promptly attended to.
HOPKINS, HULL A ATKINSON.
BALTuroaa, lJt January, IS'0. feb4 3aad. ;!
1860. SPRING TRADE. 1860.
LANIEB BROTHERS, k CO.,
importers & Jobbers of
DRY GOODS
354 and 25 Baltimore Streets
BALTIMORE.
WE ARE NOW RECETviNO AND OPENING
our stock of goods for the spring trade which
will be complete and ready for exbil itioa by tbe first of
February. , Anticipating much larger demand this
season than heretofore ia oar market, we have made
arrangementa aeoordingly, and wul present a large
and attractive slock of goods, both Foreign aad GomesT
tic ; and which we are prepared to offer to prompt and
responsible buyers, on as favorable terms as tacy eaa
be had in any. other market. jan 18 Saw'
OREM, HOPKINS & CO.,
IMPORTERS ,
AND WHOLESALE DEALERS, .
IN CLOTHS, CASSlMiRS, YEiflNSS. -Pleoe
Tftmmtnss.
AND GOODS JVkitklT AkAPTD
r u TO MENS WEAR. '
Baltisaare Street,
BALTIMORE. -
T4 --a- it r- ear 1 -C
vfar uooaa.ari
, are , Seiexteoi xpressly for the
' Home sued ftsnsthera Trade.
JfTtt i
c HO WELIa , oTBROT HEKSi t " m
ff.O tin A3lA,w 3Ui.!-
MAKUFATUREES OF
1 1 i As.fn jatv. 3ferrv
P A P Jt BAH 6 1 If Gft fs I,
. t-- v -psm nA, Va hi X-
Curtain Papers sko.,
tin taa
Oar sods a EttrtssItdapteaTlthV
sdT baa w ,feb' iBV
' rnu aSaadtaVU i Jtr-U? i S' kt1
V'r -TrrL'l 'jAaaiayoavaaa 4i V vo$"t k
Aava sKrees, Dei wee a Maua
tTT Ta nrtiTit nf a larira and aasatTaal
Goods f partainiarsa f Mwhhl
sua sraatBavota4Jiayaavartey will ba seld l
zSMmmiiQmmw'jtt umtim
a-w yaswsi 4-iinaiiieausei
a"'TTviriw.VSirTCR
?t?f??
at t fa at. Ilieh--mill :ir
V V-S ff fi-JiAAd x -T
o. '- mT, :rr BT J Bll I .-PW"BTBJ SflT aBBBBBW
st waawia,! v ALBERT a.PCLLIAH K
...ATtark., f ; W.H BXTTS. e
AND isftr,
fTEHTlOH,
PATRn
tUSp STEEL 8PRINGS.
f the Weight and increasing tk.
agthef 8kirta estrly owe-half
S. A C H. TH0MS0H A CO OFFER Tn.
fabaveV a thi latest novel, and th vJ,
portaot i9provat la Skbtar smee Koor,t Ww "
ventod-giriBKta thi lavertta garmsitt a-Hgh toes. C
0iUty aa4 straagtk oarer Mora kaowa. Kvsty lJ,
JaAwerle Msmtwmamrimi, to,
gaaosia eostuassV should have ene of taess sdmw,u
xaompBoa-,vixx:ua.ou essurta,
(31EY i
i;51
Which are offered this' saasoa iafajproved skjVi
shapes aad manufacture, as foagrj
S" a m.n.M. eaui, ,41
The (Gossamer Fkirtirr
- TherTndestracX.lCWrl,
r-, - lrhe Wove tkltt.'
i.-u.f wk- irxpshioa ..Skirt.
For dale, throagboat heTJnioa, by' the prinoiMi
Jobbers ahd Katailara,- lh ItothW name, ani
thi crown are stamps ees1FMr. Ne efbenv,
genuine. f?4ci iw - n..
t w . 0.: v. Mti -nvssBvir m vu.
t . MaBafketurers of the Crew"n Stirtu
f Uatl 1 issefcu AJ"New Tork.
111 lifwsili swiTiie .! . sr i saw- -',
-J'itatansaac .vi'.HitswAsassTaass
WORTD CABOtlNABOOaTBLfDEBt.
iok ldei a Btanst Bek Mass.
Raiataa, If. c, '"
Hatv ftCESJf flpllgELVgS TO
TQETffER,"for the purpose of carrying B tu
Book Binduig baalaeas extenairely, in all iu Tsriosi
Their advantages aresacha they are bow pn-
aarea to aaJs. Kinas ot xunaing, ireni pism to om.
mental, ia a-Sjiaaaer aaftata prion that cannot Ul tt
Vive eat ia faction.
5 Th4y woaWeall particular attention Se tbeir naiqw
snTfle-tf hah Calf aad Moroeoo Budiof, which is Ten
aaoarome saQvUuraDie.j f r,
Newspapars Of alt khJus,TKUBd in a strong aoa sub.
pfauial manner. llasWVSooksv aad Tenodioali of
avery'gesoihyslsja, bttaneVto anyatternife handtoM
irle.' ' hsaf . i sw.; j
Supkme Court BrpoH. 10,600 vols." b avin bwt'
ound at tbIJ establish msait, we are scuTwrepared u
sdtbem teaiatckv; &t f .
Having a fine Cwttiag-blahuie, ws are prepared b
bind large editioBS f Books in doth, iaAamaooar and
Ma price almoat saf aheap as Jt caaba done in thi
Northern Cfetav ff ,
Paati ukitsof all kiadstaken fropttthe printer ud
Tne B in Jfljperior manner, at verjajow rates.
wor e leat-Xrom a anttapoe nlRsi done up -iti
dispatch, and carefully repacked a4 forwarded back
without delay? ' Q..-)aCARTKRET, .
JOHN 'ARMSTRONG.
Balxigh, N. C.
January 6ta laj( a j,n j itf.
DISSOLUTlOlfOF PARTNERSHIP.
IHE concern af J A C.PANNILL was dissol-
ed en Alst le13pv usutaataoDteDt, Cbai.
P a ssjlu, retiring. , The hooka aad accounts ef the con
cern hava bees laasferred to JesV PAaaibL, who will
continue the Cemmiasioa buiunea as per anneaet
uotkse. . ,: JE. PASNILL,
.. . ",- - C. PANNILU
Ricaiioarv Jaa. d, ISM.
-LIMITED PAKTNBSBtlP.
rtHHE salber'jepS'PatBahlr
f the aity ef Richmond, and ThOtoas Brace,
a resiteatiortae euaT ot HsJifajc-lBtata of Virginia,
have thU day termed a Liasited Partarship,"
aaderthe stylw and firm of J. Pannill," for the
purpose of eonductiBg a " Commission businesi" ia
the city of BichmeaeV Virginia, te eoatiaue until the
first day ot Janus OV (t A.;iXr,BT taoaaaD d eight
hnadred aad aixtysrowK Owaphv PjasUSlU is ess
bbal TAummJ? ?hoaaaa, llrpce is " spbcial
pabtbxr," aad as suea has this day eontributed to
the capital stocky ike firarSbf fens tasl tbooaans
i5"5WU,,wMto this
Sd'dayafJaaaiotlsao. r-1"'
.... .Trvst ;.PANKILL, (Seal.)
. . A .vVBOjkUA BaUGE, (8eaL)
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oc JUcawom, Statb or YnerJUArawU: I,
K. M." Bcbtoh. a Justice of the Paaee ia She City of
Richmond, do hereby certify that Joseph Pen ill, the
"general partner" named in the writiag heretefor
annexed, beartaa-ata January SdlSte, tbi dsy
made oath before' me thai, the 'sum stared la tbe said
writing as contributed byt' tba lapautal partsnr' hss
been actually paid in by bim is eaah i -Oiven
under my hand this d day of" January, I860,
jan 7 10t. f.SJ K.'TJRTON, J. P.
of Richmond,- .ft3-V5?.-tSi:31 of Halifax,
" General Partner.'' Special Partner."
SHOCk'O&WA&KMUU&JClBVILDISG,
Richsaohd, Ya.
lm- Strict person al-sttewtiow rivea to sale ot To
bacco, Wae4et3CrBV' Moar and Agricul
taral PrUsasa geratly: rders for fertili-.,
groceries, Ac., casafuilj' aad pKteptly executed. -
Jan 7 lOt. v
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