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Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-02

0tr The steamer Rosa, Captain ALEX. McklN.
sey. lcf, our landrs on Monday last with large
number of passengers. The Rolla has changed
hands, and captain Mckinney WHO'S well known
ennnoi Cd to mike her popular.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-02

or The new sua ARKANSAS No. $, built
by tho cnterprising owners Of the Arkansas No.
4, Is represented as a splendid boat.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-02

The Cheap Postage System. The Attorney
Grnrral has gwen a learned construction to the
Post Office Laws, and brought himself to the con.
clus'on that the con,iagen. fund. placed at the dis
posal OF the Post Master General may be applied
t." paying country Pos,masers whose quarterly
receipts fall below 25 dollars per quarter. This
III perhaps stop the fever for resigning deputy
Posmasterships. II is a remarkable fact that in
this patriotic country officers won! work wiihou,
saiarirs.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-02

We learn that tho U. S. Quarter Master in this
city has chartered The steamship Alabama and
ships Queen Victoria and Su, ah to take the troops
now in quarters in the Lower Cotton Press and a,
the tracks below the city, to Texas. 1t - ex.
pressed in the several charter parties, that the
Troops are to be landed a! Aransas Bay. State Of
Teras-Tyopic.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-02

VT We understand tha, quite number of WIS.,
tiers have lately repaired to the iardanell Springs
for the benef, Of the water. and pleasant recrea.
ton during these warm days.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-02

nsrfIenriet,a Blanchard, who sho! Pe.tiwny in
-. Orleans, has been discharged from custody, OIL
account of the wan, Of testimony. We are glad
Of il.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-02

o-The election in Tennessee, for Goyern'''
and other state officers, comes off on lidrsaas
next; when VIC look for glorious vicisry.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-02

Lieut.. Col. Whistler, OF the 7lh Regiment T. s.
Infantry, being the Senior Lieut.. Colonel on the
Army list, II is expected he will succeed Col Vose
ii the command Of the 4lh Infantry.- Topic
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-02

General Taylor, Commanding U. S. troops des.
tined for Texas, with his staff arrived hero ves!er.
day in the steamboat Yazoo, from Fort Jessup.-
Tropic, 1871 uH.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-02

Hhiiers addressed 10 his Office on business,
must be 10 WAsnBouRSE Il pRYoR, and MOI TO either
one Of The firm Individually.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-02

CT There is NC news of Importance from the
Indian countrys
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-02

United States and Merico.-fhe Washington
Union Of Tuesday says:
We understand that The steiner Princeton has
been ordered to return to the Gulf OF Mexico ;
and tha, as soon as her boilers, which may require
somo slight repairs. can be overha ued, she wlII
Immediately rejoin the squadron. We learn fur
,her. that it is not the intention Of the department
TO diminish the naval force in that sea, but rather
to increase it. during the threatened declaration OF
hostiIities from Mexico; being assured that the
most certain means of securing peace, is TO be
prepared for war.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-02

OF The cotton crops in this section are greatly
injured BY the continued drought.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-02

or The river is low and falling Tho hol'a
left on Monday las, for Naraieon.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-02

The editor of the United States Journal having
propounded it ms fact that the Young Democra.
cy'weaa '!aa: is rgh; foot OH iie northern verge
Of Oregon. and It's left upon the Atlantic crag,'
the Sonii, Carolinian asks whether Che young 'un
wears pan.aloons, and in case he does advisesthat
'ho tad better not button his straps.''
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-02

OF Our thanks are due Hon. c. ASHLEY, for
late favors.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-02

lew York Republican says: Madame
Ics,rlI. we understand, on Monday started in ti:e
steamer for Europe. She took her daughter with
her. The objec. is 10 have her educated well.-
So much for the pill business
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-02

The Princeton has left Balimore; she is 10 take
inn full supply of fuel at Philadelphia, and then
return 10 The Gulf of Mexico.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-02

About 900 men went out from Washington, on
Tuesdsy. in pursuit Of 40 or so slaves, who had
msie their escape from the neighboring counties
of Maryland and were on their why to PcnnsyI'
vana
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-02
GENI,. JESSuP.

This war worn and war marked veteran p'ss'
ed our city on Monday last en- route Tor WISH
inp,on. His vsi, to the West, was not' as on'
nounced in some of the Louisiana papers, con-
nectod with the contemplated hostill'les with Mex
lco: but was simply rish to our Western posts
The severe heat, added to there being no post.
tive D eed of it, prevented the General from v'''.
ting For, Tow sou and Washiia. Tho General
had never before visited the Southwest and he
himself desired TO see the Creeks, who were soon
conquered By his inlrcpidity in 1886. and the Sem
inoes against whom he served porIous cam'
paiyn and to whom many Of them surrendered
The General had made some promises to this Peo'
ple; aud they had complained to him, that so tar
rs the Seminoles were concerned they had not
been fulfilled. To the foresight of Genl. Jessup
are the Creeks mostly indebted, for their escape
from the internal dscords of "Old Settlers and
"New Settlers" which have so distracted their
neghbors.
We have no doubt but the Generals Report up
On wha, he has seen in the Wes. wi! vii! be o
service to the Government.
We wish him pleasant return TO his family
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-02

Post Office Bainnces.-ln reply .o'he numerous
inquiries that are made ou this subject we ure
authorized to state that these articles are now
under contract. and that a quantity of them are
TO be delivered in this city on or before the 18th
inst. Expedition will be used in forwarding them
to post Offices rs fas, they can he manufactured
ms speced and tested butas lLey required to be
made with grea, nicely and accuracy, somo time
must eapso before all can bo supplied.-- Union
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-02

Mr Heally. tho Artist. was al, = : ,or,r0, .
on the aS'h u'..' onsagsAiI,ppe.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-02

According 10 the Journal Of Commerce, Gov.
crnor Shannon is not of opinion that Mexico will
declare war against the United States but she
will adopt some hostile measures. perhaps shut
Ter ports against American vessels, perhaps or.
der American merchants to quit her territory.
and perhaps issue letters Of marque. The Govern.
or said, in q conversation, that the Mexican gov.
ernment entertained no thought Of really fighting
the U. Sand if she should adopt any measure
epdangoring harmony. it would be with the ex.
pectaion that the speedy intervention Of Great,
Briiah end France :os ...c preservation Of
would prevent any actual fighting. He stated,
too, that no administration in Mexico won d dc.
sire to make hostile movement against the Unit.
ed Slatcs; for all intelligent men there knew per.
f,ctiy we'll. that Mexico could have no hope of
success in such controversy; but that 30 uni.
versal was the chagrin of tho Mexcans in their
defeats in Texas, so strong the hatred of the Unit.
ed States for their sympathy with Texas, and so
greh. the boas!inG about the vndcalion of inc
national honor, that all administrations and poI.
licIans were compelled TO join in the general clam.
or. and that the pr sent not being a military ad.
mnstrHiion, could hardly hope 10 keep its place
without dong something which would, at least,
during the first paroxysms Of disrnembcrment,
provide occupation Tor The army.
A correspondent of the Journnl says that Mr.
Shannon fully confirms the truth of what has
been strongly surmised before. that the British
government b. d got some hold upon the Califor.
MAS. She has taken n mortgage upon them to
secure the payment to her subjects of debts to The
amount of iwenty.sIx millions of dollars. He
adds:
"Our Government has. | Iearn official know.
edge Of this transaction. That Great Britain will
foreclose the mortgages, in due time, have not
the least doubt The fine bays and harbors of
that region nre Of immense Importance To-,
vastly more so ,hanthe Oregon terrjiss and un VIC
event of war between the Become oIrs. nnIeSs
ico' the Cai'fornlasTf mingled in the strife. and.
Hfcat ptsent circumstances, she would not haz
ipd an unnecessary war. Her policy is mani.
testify TO make peaceful acquisition"
Cheap POsiage.--The Philadelphia Inquirer Of
he Sd inst, says:
Tho system, thus far, works to q CHARM
AT least four times the number of the usu, do;.
y average Of letters passed through our Post or.
ice on Tuesday. The clerks had their ba,
ull. and although the labor imposed upou them
vas of course extraordinary, their activity wa,
uIIy adequate to the occasion, and not the slight.
81 delay in transmission occurred. Tho mum. |
er yesterday was also very large"
A Fatal dt!ray.-We are Informed thai rem. |
ountet occurred An Sa,dfday last, I,e, cen a Wr. !
'chl,a OF Desto. and Mr.. Evans of this place.
hich resulted in tho death Of the former. Mr..
vans made his escape immediately and has moi
rcH asEe=!st:- lHe=:FA;s APf~ai, July isth. |
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-02

4 Fatal db!"ay.-We are Informed that rem.
counter occurred An Saturday last, he, cen tir.
lch,a OF Desto. and Mr.. Evans of this placp
which resulted in the death Of the former. Mr..
Evans made his escape Immediately and has not
bccH asEe=!st.- IAe=PA;s APYeat, July iSth.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-02

I "My veneratlon for AndreN one of the great
deep. | look upon biz of the Creates! men of
men OF the dam who, in several of the highos,
all tiD8res, qualities of the human character, has
never been surparsscd--and who has done more
for the cause of equal liberty than any other mar
that ever lived. IVm. LoggeH.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-02

Our city Of New York is now enjoying an unusual
degree Of thrift and prosperity, growing and ex'
nondin. on all sides, increasing in popuIlon, in
business, aud in wealth. Her working classes arc
nrobab v as well empoyed as ever be fore.- r'f
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-02

Von Burcn, July 3Otll, ls1
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CAMILLE LrRoUs.-wiIlis, in one of his letters to tho

CAMILLE LTEoUS.-Willis, in Of his letters to the
New Yok Mirror, says
Zone brilliant notabiiy Of Paris. must be permitted TO
menton however, she goes almost Immediately Anne
rics, and should he heraded by oil trumpos-lhe female
equestrian Camille Lerour This beautiful girl Cenaur
Tsgioni-as graceful iguranto horseback, the
other the stage. Sheis heroic looking creature small
regular aud calm features, and has, what very
attractive appearance, uf being consciously above her
vocation. and rather disdainfu Of applause for IT, i,
very admirable to however with the knowledge that
they be separated after tho peromance) how CON-
petely she realizes the fabulous anns scuptued by tho
ancons with tho body Of qusdruped tn bust OF a wo
man. aud the wings OF an eagle She gaOps es and Looks
lovely, exceedingly in one. understand that she is
Ieproachsbe character. and supports her father mother
by her profession She is also good musician and
tist."
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GOV CRAWFORD RE.ELECTED.-A WING MA
JoRiTY, ON JOINT BALLOT, IN TIE LEGIs

LATURE!!
We have returns and reported msjorcs from 50
counties. (as given in table Of rcturns) which CIV Gov
Crawford mnjoriiy OF ,jlO Mr.. McAis;er In the
remaining 10 countless Mr. Polk received , $40 aud Mr.
Clay 3,35i-insking the Wing majority in Tia coun-
ties 375 Should the vote he the now, Mr. Craw-
ford's msJny would be SsS but supposing increase
IN these counties to Ice equal what has been those
coed .0OO!.
In the Senate the Democrats have 25-the Wings -.
The Democratic majority, therefore, IA that body will be
J. Ia the House Of Representatives, tho Wings will from
present appeaances have Gs, the Democrats 62 Giving
she Wings majority Of Gin the House, and Join, bal
lot
These calculations in part conjeciura OF course
but tie result will vary little from either way The
important result Of Wing Governor aud Wing majority
on Joint ballot is beyond doubt or controversy.
Mlledgevilie Recorder.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE,

IN hbHhOSI. ~.
'I>iE Winter Course Oi Lectures in the Medi.
cal D-psrn-ni Of Hamrien sydney Coer- vii comm. nee
until the last of February following
The College AMI Hospital R6c. compited and
esrr Arrangement has made I'd
sA.tagrs which obtained
In addition tn the usual Lectures
VIII be given regularly the tog- Hospital Ahn- bDu
P.nstrniIry aud Aruou'y BY which the
opportunity of witnessing the DISEASES the South and
which he III be- called .
professional f- Tn. number uaor minor Surgical o.,
tons which hlN. been yearly performed Medical
has already claimed for the College Hospital reputation Of
leading School for Surgical instruction.
mo CULLEN, A. d, Professor Theory ant Practice
L. w cuAhBERLAYNE NJ. d, Prof Therapeutic. and Ma
terra Medlea-
L. BouANNAs. NJ u, Prof obstrtrie. aud Disease. Of
Women aud Children.
JEfFRiEs WfMiN NJ. d., Prof Anatomy Ply siology.
huGs l. WARNER, NJ o.. Professor suTy-n.
s6RhTFS hAlI1N 81 ~. Prof Chemistry and Pharmacy
CARTER T. JOHNSON. NJ. d., DemoustTltot OF Anatomy
The abundance Of materials
AMI comfort OF the DsSectng Room,
thoroughly thr anatomy oi the human body acquire
IN the use of surgical instruments
Good Boarding including servant.
can be procured from a-SO To s5 per
CG'.tn Ilnk Notes Students z.
sided will be taken IekGls
AUG. l.. wARNkh, n. ~
IS-etistNov Dean u the Faculty.
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Anftiou 6aies.

trCnR DAYS.
ny Davenpert. Allen A &c.
T.Usr SALE.
'e "seek OF shse. Reefs. TFunk., &C.
NOTICE.
TIVE undersigned Trustees, appo;ntesl nv decd
- no" David Burlington them b-.nrr date s.u,.., Io,h
AID daily recorded Ia ,hs c~s'. af the 40 .,.,.' ,
" IN" my teh"-'si conveying then Ia. ..,. 49, -
CIV. notice that IA eoaioraiy power. and ,u so,, We,
90 "a h-" b, aid deed hey apyoss-d tn. AID D.y M,
of the .a~ s'ot u gods m.a,nr in b- -,,. ,,,-I, :.
60 a. I'm Az. " COLLECT all nsou-y- due and unpaid he
- NE sisesnn of sail c-.j mi
u'.r-nr their ib~,r aren't A, o,,ns, !,
Offered :" ehy AMI country d.Irr- buy III. aid rSo
cost o' cash bst~-ep aud thu I.h a., oT ,,,
~, , ..a on hand ,sea e.a.pod Of pubic
PETER VAN DEURsEN
JANE. A. a. .SsDsr. r'~''t.
W The above stock IN trade will b. sold nj
a.. a, the store occupied BY Nj Bunstnn on wEDyI,
Ladies .u.sr'o' ld morocco ~aniar she@.
Do MEDIUM aud NV pred do d.
DO "'-t'um and b~ priced DO
DO gutter b"otr ! Cater. aud Ba.kin.
bo: h"e 'e'i.sin and calf ~srsinr Shoe
Cents ~a'' p'oh Boots AMI sA.e|, "M,Ie.~
Do. dies. e.I.l,u DO c-M.s q. an, .,,-,.
DO DO do chanel si.e-.
bo Gns eahsnd n-dirm Boo,e..
o. a,p ', g AMI '."ed b"s,n' pa"
Do ;h.et 90 do water Boot.
Woeh- Gather p-ggei ami Wells all q.t,.. n, mir,
w" heather p~gsei aud wedB oote.. psu mir, .,,.
. Id. Lne leather walking Shes
Misses hn- df..- lp~ p,c.J Rect, sh,-- -, su,
Boys hns calf ami kip Boot.
bo do do q, Bfogan.
DO h'ek regg-d Btogan. ia n .tr, size. nm A ,,, .
.h'Erens Bot, and Shoes FI-at variety
=. 1hrr 'ra'shintSunts uar Truak. Val C. rruns.
Brushes ISL a.. - ""r
ns'i $780, cash sums siOo approved pat..,
% ~ DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 co Aur,.
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House AND Lot ON BROAD sraEET,
FOR SALE.

PURSUANT TO IA decree of the Superior
Court Of Chanerry for the Rehmon uads on ib. 2l,t
day Of June, lstS. suit therein Jeuug Hudson
Wnghch AMI 'tiers. p'Ains and Natal o. her.
PENDANTS the uBdcrgned whp thereby appointed
sones for the purpc-. viii proceed wEDS
ot October lrtS, at ~ oc'oct Vi bgb.,t
der the BRICK Ten aud the Lot thereto al the
eorn'f OF 'h auiH ~ brs Streets OCCUPANCY q.
AeN. Cane being purchased a, samuel
uan,-ls undst tpfiner drtee IA thS su,t sioesail
TEkMS-n' fourth 81 t purchase nIpry 10 paid In "a III
snd the frsduf ~ three Estanrns months
IGN ih" day uf ale the all tiax our
ehasrf OF purchasers negotiable ttcs ur the credit
cni'1-c IN b. approved Of BY of II All
Court executing to The aid purchaser
OF the poy and taxing r. d.si " l.i upon
tn Tor fuh d,fsfted wins ,si
dces arr 10 be tIecuted the purchaser OF our
cha-efs.
The t" To s ab0ve property believed q, b. unqnesonsb
but acting COMMISSIONER only .ueh ta. =.
vested IN ~ by ssid decree
JAMES LYONS
oc lids JNU 4. MEREDITH "mTs
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sAsns SsHsArAsitLa rpnved Of be-
no plant putrs air s po
safe guard sEaius scroua and other Tlaniua
which sre transmitted frnm generation IN Pann
ogunE legacy We believe. however that under bs-inR
OF tnd Creator scfof and kindred diseases when their
hh' hereditary IN the blood be eradcaird entail
cut on forever by means 81 Sands the ete
noush ~ m' preparation might perhaps be considered incufa
oe were hry not voseed by the testimony
But thu cannot be smobsr.d ana s,,t, n,
restored will speak out Reamatan AMI yst. OF ,uI,n.
1920
For nhrr particulars conclusive evidence M ~, ,n
gratis. s
1T Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail and for
by A. w. BANDS CO. Druggists aud Chcmists Grspi. ggL
ings No ~ broadway. Chambers street Ne y,
soh aiso. by ALEX DUvAL CO. Agents Main street RE,
mond pet or s,tb bottles h.
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MAR X led,

On The evening of tl- Ish inst a Gooe C
~, by the Rev J. r. u. Wilmer Mr. CHARLES MefNDOE
Petersburg Miss MARY RANDOPII only dausb-, az Js,
X. wElslGER. Esq Of tie former piacr.
Qy Enquirer pca,e copy
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SOUTHERN GENTLEMEN,
Look this Way!
ELEG.fkT AVN tfSHTO.v.GBIE FURNITURE
WAR EHOUSE.
as BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

as BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
INHE public is respectfully informed that the
subscriber has constantly hand Wa .Ioos large
assortment Of fashionahi Furniture under m m
mrdinte deeion the choices materials
style
In his extensive Ware viii be- every crpon o
useful aud Ornamental Furniture made by
seasoned Rosewood Mahogsny Black Walnut Other
Woo designs, and r,orahe prices cannot fat
please the most fasd purchas whether
Cottage or elegant MANSON IN the city.
Premium Patent Sofa REBsTE,ps.
S-A good. bought carefully boxed and
matted ~ transportation. TUNIs MORRELI.
ne Il
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By Wellington sioddin.
REAL Isl ,TE, in spuyaI,. Addition.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION
" ILL I've sold ut auction. On - ArIIRDAy

aisrboon the s5,h comm. nc ing nj a.. loeL m.
ana t On the of fd-raI Saint Peter. .tr-,, M
merry occupied by he late Abnet RoSason deed A-o ,y,,a
vacant Lots ason and immediately thereafter vii, h, ii N.
hfs- ,'ofy briek i-neI-hi ,t Of "a -,s..D
Taylor. " 80 1--WE !"
'sy liberal; say one quarter cash balance on- and
deeds upOn the pope ~ y ~
NY request u AJH-r Robinson. Fr~euor-l
W. GODDis.
ne . AGeuon-er for the sl- OF Real Estate
'-h'rr 10. above opoy oLi. wi b a q ,.ah bTic
h us"i On the corr Ct Of Saint Jam-s Ch-nIy as
a"iH's IN We occupancy of MI Geo Caurr. Term. LIBERAL
y ''-e'"i- q
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We happy To sate. for the information Of Mr. Pey
tons friends abrosd. that there reasonA bic
Of his restoration TO degree. least OF comfortable
heslth-SfaunfoR Spectator, Oct l6.
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by Du1iop, Moacure a 10.
DEsIRAHLE HOUSE a. LOT

bJ DuuIoP, Moncurc a 10.
DESIRABLE HOUSE & LOT
- AT ItCTi.N.
IN THURSDAY, tie g3I inst, II 40 o,.i,,, q, ,, ,,
- WI De s1 inst desirable Ts-sfr
i--eh 'ay aud l'sh on a 9th Or = IoI e.,
ana extends IN ar l31 and occupancy Of n, sub
-cribcf. y - ~. SUI
tkhs-oae third cash the balance in equal payp.b,.
sDd IL mon he for note. I. snoI- a, n
deed of trust Il the progeny.
honsehold qnd RiteLen Furniture,
Ai->o-i.msdasy an,I r-s,i.uc- VII l .,b
oi eAsh al The Household nj kith Furniture conn rins t
lJl. '"'
sac conducted by prsLoP M.S,ru. a., -
ltd ' ~
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lotteries.
]. G. GREGORY l. co. NANAGERS


J. e. GREGORY l. CO. MANAGERS,
aiehasea, va
once No. lOl West Main street.
ossnss Ticket No. ~ 81 cspasi prr. sf 10 ono
eouan AZ Iasdfs Lots'y No. ra dawn 9th
vas ssns to THIS ss'ee ssd returned us.oli. i =
Ws'ss T'eAs' Nes. 81 %, III. s.sssd Capital p. Of
10000 DOLLARS!
N hefa"dra ioaefy, No s2z Hin 18th j,.u v, .,
"o ~ hs omes To " WORD vsnJ-r kiehmonS, VI.
Qeares Ticket Mes. 79 s.. tAe a. plsal p ria,
81 10000 Desiar~i .siess.d,a Lsuerv Ne rs d,...
Son 5sTss, - tkis oHes.
Hail Ticket Nos Is 10. H. Csy.tai P,i.s Of TEN
IHooafSD DoLT-fRs - Ikss-l,.a I.s,, Al. 200 l,,,,
sass Eh 5rx-sf. . osaee.
go oooi Ahi.sdra Lo'ry. Cas- No Is<s-t. b.
~s hsiAndfiz. ID q. on Saiuniay ssla as PINE
sxsoos lehoo, toto 5ooo s2vu. p-u 2ooo se A.,
90 Ns-ix haht. Tiel.ts sio halves s. quarter. So Ger
~ Quarter do "a 49, -
orden or 1es-is and sres Of i'm the
s""ve rpenhi Lottery will
an account OF h- Dfa~ns ~ lie aa.t 1. o,-
Ia all who orjer from Address 10
j. q. GREGORY u co. Managers.
u" -~ Richmond, Va.
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RALEIGH 4 CASTOR RAILROAD
FOR SALE.

nhLEluu Il uASlUN hAlLkUAD
FOR SALE.
ON MONDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF DE
" eemb IA II, by virtue decree Of IN. ,ur nj r,v %,
Wake County s,.,an 10 - IN su,. OF the I;ov
not for u-+ Of ths State North Caona forves Nor
heretofore by the ka.h and Iaon "a
company to ndeIasiy al.i,i CERTAIN ab e. for ,ad
'cmAhy yin 49, al Ibe auction, House door
IN ts cay 81 kIh To the highest prp-rry Of
the Raleigh ani Gaon Raj Comp,n 100 lar a. m.
sme 'sshno~n to me- Raj Road reach
ing fn the CITY Of Raleigh To Gss,n. Norm the
Rosnoie River tie direct line pull Conveyance u Pt-r
burr Cny Point Richmond. wa.h nston CAY B.rnoe ~ h
together VITA all BRIDGES I-pos Workshops TOOK Ware
house, Water sAuon. Engine Carr. the Of
Iron Lumoer aud Pr Wool which may hand and
AL other ae e. owned ad used by sad Company te-png up
said Raj Road AMI The suf.
OF the property wall be sold ~ mi,sa
The purchasers BY the decree and tb a nj h.
lsI-Stue In eton to VIII become ip-o fIeo bod, eo,
rate by the EAms and style OF the present II az
CURE an me FRANCHISES prNee right and
ses-edby foI the its Cha,, h,, ~, 40
run rse-e franchise, aud privileges
n 'oPhS ana Ia " be found NJ large in tseir Cha.
eonLAineln the - Vein Of the statues Of Norm ,
in mas o. thr Public Libraries OF the ID. Unpon
The whole purchase al The fat. Of
tow" $4,000 al the end Of ho0t aud IN four
in'tArlrnt, at intervals Of ten months -aeb-say,
ist, 2sth Jane, Is46, as
I'd - ArTl IsI7, fourth OF the REMAINDER
3D. 29ih February, Ists, fourth Of do
IIh the s9Ih ol December. Is4s. one fourth OF Do
5th the 2stl II October IsI9 four.a @. N
The eo~l Of this Raj Road and It's completed only
i've yeATs since was " 200 Oc6ons winch vas borrowed
ereAuhz b barring Interest failure has
b come nse.~a The Grading BIees ncpots an. executed
Ia an excellent se Of workmanship Cars IT, car
IyhE The Nal OF the United states beng southern
Metropolitan route At Compensation 500 PER m or 200
annum And favctsn- fertile region near
m W.e shsh' as e'Es ior tbs Hah'po alton Of produce
and merthanir" ndeFfnd.hy receipt. FROM Ar
ford eon'ii aoe addition tn the onnl pd,s on
Roads Though yielding profit ON the am. .un,
expended IN It's construction its nrain fr
some time past and confidently Lel.ved produce
| in It's purchase.
The sale will be made without the tim. AMI rss
visd TO aiieod