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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-14
A PALACE FOR THE WAVES

The resder will hardly DO able credit the evidence of
his Senses while reading the following notice of the interior
arrangement d tho and splendid packet ship Henry
Clay, jus, h1g out at New York, un.oss he hrs visited
some OF the hJang palaces on the Mississippi the lakes
The Packet Ship Henry Clay.
The Lades' and Gontomens cabins Of this shin 1steiv
bull, IN New York; beautiful than those OF any
vessel sh,at. Their great height about
IL rnno advantage; aud the main cabin is IS feet
long TIE first thing hat strikes the eye the general siu
pciy aid unity of effect IN which all the parts sssnate
~ the firing ~ sp cabins heretofore VIC have admired
the heavy cabinet work Of doors after DOORS and been dis
guscd With tho whitewash Of the ceiling whilst tho green
drai carpet matched part Of tho decorations One
psrt done by pefson aud another by different per
land every thing out Of harmony and proportion
Put by seeing the beautiful proportions of tho cabins Of
Tho AslJwtOA add the Henry Clay, once detect the
doofmites Of the old style. IN the Cabins of the Henry
Qag every bing s IN bosu'fu harmony. Even the beams
bud timber. Of the vessel we're laid IN such way az 10
preserve proportions throughout We never ssw a more
beautiful cabin. II Is fitted up like fine old hall ol the
Ezabcthsn age; and every psnl contains view u some
place IN Europe America. They thusi
Windsor Castle, Crtws' Nest the HUDSON,
Dunibaron Castle, Falls Of Niagara.
Port u Liverpool, New York from Wchawken
Capitol NJ Washington, London from Gfoonwch,
Ports Of Isiih and Edinburgh Fsirmount Waterwofks,
City of Boston, Cove u Cork,
Lake of Kiarny, Baltimore.
To be brief the convonences OF the state rooms are Of
very superior chsfsoie the longer snd wider
than sny other vessel snd tie bcrs arc much biV,, r.
All the eonvonenees for light and Washing burning
sflps night, SC. for exceed what hsvo ever seon
before, ond worthy II the ship aud az her nstne The
arrangements fo the psnry, the Linen Room, the Ladies'
Pnvam Cabin snd the Geotenen's Retiring Room 81 the
exifehe stern exhibit great skl partic ulsy should
notice the Bathing Room for ladies and senilernen,
hctsnd cold watcf baths DO he'd OF few MN
utos' notces--TnlsUHE. ..rr......-.. ...u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-14
SOMETHING RICH.

The meeting called in Philadelphia TO sustain Mr. Polk
in his proposal 10 drive the British away from Oregon was
very rOOus and disordery one, having great deal more
reference to the distribution Of the Offices than Oregon
So full Of fight the bulos baekegs rowdes and Of
hunting patriots there assembled that they could not
wait ITO beard the British lion, fell pumme
ing each Other which they did ~ their hearts content Tie
Old Hnnkers and the Young Democracy finding it impnsi
Die TO do anything together, finally hauled oil and he sepa
rate meetings. The were extremely valiant and
threatened to lick all creation Here s part OF the speech
one them RsnneJee Journal.
"Wm. ID. Kelly. Esq. District Attorney General then
took the stand and sddessedNhe meeting briefly in an eo
queni manner. lie said hat would he no credit 10 Aoy
the British lion, we had already done that twice. buff
we could take oil three Of sdveranes together Eng
land Mexico and Peru would prove victorious and car
~ republicanism 10 the very throne Of the Incas
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-14
VIRGINIA EPIsCOPAL CONVENTION.

Fron tho official notice u the Secretary will be seen
that tie Annual Convention Of this dioosso Wed.
nesdsy the 2Ist instant, in fredericksburg. FROM tho
locality Of fredericksburg rendering easy Of access and
with comparative little expense the great body 81 Epsco.
paans ia yfginu. the district Of COlambis. aud large
part Of the Southwestern portion Of Maryland look
forward both 90 full COnveDona large representation
u the clergy and laiy-and slso large assombage u
suaugors- S0HfAcrn ChnehmaH.
For the accommodation Of such Of citizens msy
have desire visit Fredericksburg. during the session
the Episcopal Convention. will be that the Raj
road Company have thrown inducemcnt, IN the
tension u time on n return iicketl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-14
Tnr AUTHOR OF Cecil I've see, by the Eneli.l

THr AUTHOR OF CECIL I'VE see, by the English paper.
just received that ns ,veI called .srLr" is announced
by the author Of "oso We have received or two
letters Of enquiry the author Of Cecil aud
perhaps this is the conn}c Of time and place record
guess about IL. we fancy the author be EDWARD
FTzsEsALD We have heard it attributed Mrs. Gore
and tn two o'her but think recog-
Mise the hand OF the gentleman just named Fitzgerald il
n London diner outby profession "whpper in" TO the
House OF Common he is good looking. quick. wted
welinannsred, shallow, aud selfish rshman, holding his
place IN society by akng of politics. what Hayward tie
Translator OF Fault makes Of hteratuemateal for toady.
ism. Those who invite either dinner get days start Of
the OF the world in politics literature and that is
passport enough to most London tables.
Those who read Cecil will remember an impression hey
got from il, viz that il seemed he scraps Of com
place book together, rather Than continuous orr
ginal outpcurng This tells the history of composition
we presume. IL is series OF dagueneoiyped London
dinner-a record Of daily intercourse with men Of genu.
too rich TO write. powerful publish who dissolve
pearls in their wine. OF which the listener the table is the
only witness. While were ia London we often met
Fitzgerald Mt dinner, and have marked in Ce-
Gil which perfectly certain present the
original birth Of We presume, indeed, that for the bril-
ancy of fashionable novel Of the last age
hundreds Vi parents Mrs Gore tmboidcrs the talk o her
clever friends freely upon hers and Theodore Hook
famous Tor books all his personal
ON the day Vi publication. England full OF NJ,
ssiion. and. IN dnwing comparisons between American
and English society novels the Of this plubus
unity should be taken into the aeeounLN Y. Zee. Mr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-14
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

May 5, 1875.
has rained almost necessarily during the whole Of the
day. aud all door business consequence suspended
The Cotton market suffered in consequence but the
Of holders TO sell great that they disposed TO
make further concessions, which induced some buyers
sep forward and the ISLES amounted about bales
decline OF cent on Saturdays Prices now
fully cent below the highest point Of the market this sea-
The amount offering unusually large and the market
oloses with downward tendency. Freghts arc very
firm At led TO Liverpool, and notice three engage
ments 10 day OF this rate.
There good demand day for Exchange Of former
rates. We quote London 9is5i per premium Paris
81 26t 5i27I New York GO days per cent discounts
Checks par al per cent dscount.-Bse.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-14

FoHoEaY-Mf. George u. Pomcroy, ~ Cleveland. Ohio,
has detected In forgery. The Clevevels"J Dcrad
ssps che dfowa Jra1 u five thoussnd dollars upon, rn,
New York aud forged the excepance horeof--Jheed
fsr discount 20 one of banker; sud obsinsi about
$1,000 upon H. This transaction, and other ihfags now
brought To- eht prove that Poeroy, snd he slofe gull
" Of the fraud upon Ph1ix Bank cf Hsrst ~ fes.
10 the loan Of 900 upon the pledge Of package
being Opened. contained nothing but blank pspsr."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-14
From he Sasonaah Repu6iiean Mays.

TnE DRoUsHrIS GEoEGIA.-Wec ontinu hear unavor-
able accounts from the Interior Oi the drough-n
this vicinity have had small shower VI rain which
will do much towards resuscating vegetation letter
from Macon under date Of the 9Th published IN
Charleston Courier, Of yesterday, says:-Snce last adj
dressed have been without rain and the
destructive drought still continues, enhancing the value Of
small grain and destroy ing the prospect for Cotton crop
Much OF the Cotton seed planted the ground with
out possibility Of Vegetatng until have The pros
peci for the Is by far the have
Many OF the young p7ns have wbered from heat and II
this State OF things continues days longer every paper
from Georgia 10 Memphis Tennessee will be eradng forth
shor. crops"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-14

informa,oathe sddre.. Of the rsponsSs President Of
he United States expected 10 involve account Of the
81 government and 10 give, in fact the yssrs
hsoy OF the Repablc. which. however unuterssting to
US must be interesting the American people, to whom
Addressed. and who dssive authentic knovls
from no other source. seeing that they have no cabinet
minister sitng In Congress. In the House OF Commons
TO advocate defend. in speeches Of three hoars and
half duration, the measurcs Of their Government"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-14
NEW WING REvIEW

The May Number has heen received. This Periodic,
- taking at the very setou the front rank In Ls,ers an
IN the Philosophy VI Politics.
We sabioin the list Of Con,ents:
]. The Mystery Of lniqu,y;
2. Letter to Madeline;
,. Thisn Consulate aud Empire;
4. Peuarch;
S. Old. Poem;
q. Tho Boy-ovef;
z. Thoughts ON Reading;
g. The Mocking Bird: an Indian Legend;
y. Past and Present OF the Indian tribes
~. The Laws Of Menu;
IL. Books which are Books"
~. Vestgcs OF the Natural History of Creation.
IL. John Quincy Adams with steel engraving1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-14

Ma. RUSH ON Tux oassoS o} srioS-we arc glad to
learn that Mr.. Rush. late Pen entary at the Court OF
London, is about publish cnnuaton Of his "NIcmo
randa OF that embassy which ID embrace Iesoii atoms
from the year 1871 1925, all the questions
IN dispute between the two ca tries fully examined
and thoroughly analyIed by Penipotenares on both
sides.
These comprehended the egon question (now all
sorbine subecp tie bound line. the free navigation
the ST Lawrence, right Of arch &c.-N. Y. Com Adp
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-14
MISSION TO ENGLAND.

he''e" IRON Washington state that Mr.. Pickens hss
certainly declined the Mission to England. A. som.
Trend OF Mr. Cshouns ~ have IT, 10 evpiec,ured thu,
wih next be offered 10 Mr.. Rheu or Mr.. Holmes.
Some one suggests tina, ,hste Is Of ,sei, con-
ao" coupled with the tender OF the pos, which makes
acceptance difficult. What lis III
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-14
THEATRE.

The Theatre on Monday night well attended, and
the performance Of the interesting and amusing
ae'ef' The audience seemed to enjoy il highly From
the general satisfaction given by the performance we av.
NO u0uo' 'nere was full turn ont last night. This
evening viii afford the last opportunity Of hearing the
quse performance Of the Company.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-14
Arrival of The Hbernid,
FRESH IMPORTATIONS FROM EUROPE.
PUBLISHERS ". s. MAIL.


PUBLISHERS u. s. MAIL.
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Lately arrived aud for -sIe,
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The DuehGans Piresd BY the author Of Ieue" from the
soub. John Bun in Amsrea, he; vols In one; ga eta
flesh supply Muse Of bohemian Gh. rs eis
The Uory Portraits from Punch" with humorous
Indications Of the Creator by wbeevsn D. H. Master Of
Trinity College and Professor Of moai Philosophy the University
rbnp Augustus, Brober- Arms by James sutho,
Of Mar Of BVsundy, se; IS e,'
London News dates by the bernis; IS cent?
Do Do e r""ss Gun. = by 90 I,I s ss"..
Part ID No Theirs History Of the Consulate and Empire under
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The Rival Ch-nsns or brands Of Mcreo. Romance of
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Nan Darrell The Gp'ey Moer by Mia Ellen Pickering Au
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Journal Of Wear Ths walgus. Ns and other Tales from
No republication Of the London Penny Magarne large
Mary saIs o. ns Tha~ler chef II The Ant Rsner. byro
sboeow. Author Of the Lady Of the Cabin" Evelyn Aesns
Music Of Ethiopian sersnsdcr containing nine sosrs snd co.,
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Soften Grind or the THUNDER struck Hypre by Joseph Bourh
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Mr. Caades Curtain Lectures BY Punch with inuur,,,ou. Nv
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IS
rabs Tan ny Wm Hsxs being No 6 ~ Wn.v P.,n.,,,,
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fresh supply Of Voices ~ the Night Larinr. Lectures. &c
No ~ Wandering Jew by ~ Hagene Isrpets .top ole
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-14

FROST.The Boston Journal of the iOb in-,,n, s,vs.
Last night again hoar ov.rspread th, vicinity and If
not doing injury. At least excited alarm We us, was
the last appearance for the season
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-14

kAsAwHA SALT MANUFGcTURE.-The Kanawha Repub-
eaH gives the official production o sal, the county Of
ksnawla for the quarter ending the 25th of March
5o755I bushesThis is an increase of 222sI4 busbel
over the production Of the corresponding quarter last
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-14

We by the Washington Journ that there has been
only ID, mocratic Clerks employed in the State Depart
tort the last years. and the principal Clerks
in the Treasury Department Wings. The Secretaries
!, !. evident wished The work and the money take"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-14

" II Is said that ,horo is to be Toeqrsphc Wire CT.
tended from New Orleans 70 Mobile, Ala. Might 1t not
he stretched little further, aud be broug, Richmond
1t would suit admirably
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More Mep Publications :

Unable TALK, by w Hazet-beng No OF Library Of
IL Choice Reading; price al
HISTORY OF GERMANY, from earliest period 10 the prs.
rne by r. Kohrausch ao Professor History
Potsehnle School, he-tran.aisd German Edition.
by j. D. ias Part First price IS cent? completed
GOLDMAKERs VILLAGE, Translated from the German %
n. Zsebokkr, small volume
NEVER TOO LATE BY e. Bufdel author OF Adopted Cb
The Lost Found, he- Just received by
DRINKER A NORRIS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-14

To MY CIGAR,
'Yes. social friend. I love thee well,
Ia tssnsed doctos's spite;
love Thy fragrant. misty spell,
! love thy eslm delight.
Whss n skey ell With phissss long.
Oar years are sooner past;
] would reply with reason strong.
They're sweetss while they Last.
And On, mild tube, to mo thou art
A moai,or. though still
Thoa speskest . Lesson 20 my heart
Above the ps-seher's sk,ll.
When In The lonely evening hour,
49, Attended, bot BY thee.
Ger his,ory's varied page pour
80 Name tate In thee I see.
Awhile, like thee. tho horo burns,
And smokes and fumes around;
And then. like thee. TO ashes turns,
And mingles with the ground.
Thos'u like the man OF worth. who gives
To goodness every day;
The fragrance OF whose virtues lives
When he has passed away.
on whea the snowy column grows
And breaks and falls away,
trace how mighty realms thus rose
Then iumbled to decay.
From beeger's frierc to monsrch's robes,
One common doom is pass'd;
Sweet nature's works, the mighty globes.
Must ell burn out nj last.
A little moving heap;
That coon, like thee, To fate must bow
Like thee, in dust must sleep.
And when see thy smoke roll high
Thy ashes downward 60;
IT'S thus, methinks, my soul shall fly,
Ny body Ice thus low.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-14

Oa the 9Th inst BY Rev. w a. Bowers, Ir WIN. RoUN
TREE Of this city IN Nc. MARY @, daughter of ML Lewis
Blunt Of Narrower County
The Times 4 Con pler phrase copy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-14
DANGER APPREHENpED.

The National Intsigencer says the peach erop around
that city promises n fair produ,e
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-14
HENRY CLAY

HENRY CLAY. JR,
Has been named n candidate for Conyres, in t,o
Louisville District, KY Wing, Of course, aud chip of the
old block T - ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-14
CRANKY.

FROM RHODE ISLAND-we lean from passcn.
gers that action made yesterday upoa the Act Of Am
ncsty and that when Is brought up will be postponed
until June. There is majority sgansi the Liberation Of
Dor in the Senate and in the House Tn.sscRrr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-14

he sHrEey ohe RSppahsnnock river is now IN progress
and The Canal will be commenced about the middle Of June
or frt July -WLRRESToN TINES
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-14

CINCINNATI MARKET, May 9th.
FLOUR-Salcs ut Miami Canal Of 100 brls inspected
aIs3,G3.
wHlsKY,-24O bhs at l9Ie; 1872 do at l9ie; 100 do
nj lgIc-diLas
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-14

INTENDED REIosATioS OF JunaE ST k.-It Is said that
at the session Of the Circuit, in Mune Judge
Story will announce his intention OF fvsxning his Office
States
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-14

LIENS six BARRgII. PisroIs received from
n Manufsetfer hrre q Ahns sef cockng
Bsuen fsois Witch Tor protecoa sess esemy spr
other PISTOLS add for dusHy and precision Nv
tnf are not 10 Be esee1ed Also hsas superior
Pocket R.s and other Psosh q which ss offered vev
iow prices. BY THOMAS TyRER,
u Importer sod Msnohcfsfsf o. Ours Rlass &e
myH Ne Go, Main Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-14
A BOOK

FOR BVERY NEE!
FINHE FARMERS AND RNIGRANTs HAND BOoK-Beine
- fi and complete Guido The Farmer ani Enlgsnt
Comprising the eearinx Of Pofe and Prsc land. Gardening.
Farming seneay Parery Ccoty md the and
n Di-eaesw,h copous Hints Tables ny Jop
harisH author ~ ErararT True Guide secofd Bdon
revised. Just received for saie by
NASH WoODHoUsE,
Book sencr. sHd Dealers n Piano Fode. snd Music.
my ~ Ia7 Msin stScet
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-14

~ TVS BFISoH r. A. socfErY will be addressed To-
hiby tina, able Temperance Lecturer J. H. Jur. Of Aba
nyNew York State The Ladies particularly requested
tend-Gen'enen come Il they please, at O'Clock
my " BY ORDER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-14

MO IS THE BIBLE. received for subscribers; price IS
" No. II The Wandering Jew; cts.
81 Paihek's Eve by Cha'- Lever.
Zoe the History Of Two Lives by Graine EBdsor Jewsbu
IS
No Mount Sorei .. ..-H
Chas TyneF The Bitter Blood by P James e3 cts
Received for sale by
my BALL. A. PERKINS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-14

TARRANT'S
EFFERVESCEN9 SELTZER APERIENT
A NEW general strengthening Aperent, COM
binns efficacy, seonamy and portability Prepared
principle from late aud Analysts
braed Seler Spring in Germany-wih additions
will be found materially efficacy
This much esteemed and highly valuable preparation
esctuay Dyspepsia Indigestion Bilious
Headaeh- Heartburn, hedy OF the Stomach cosvenes
Loss OF Appetite Gravel Nervous Debility Nausea
Vomiting. Affections Of Liver, &c.
A supply OF this valuable article just received by
ALEX. DUvAI. q co,
Main Greet.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-14

wIstar'. Bnlsnna OF wild Cherry
AY be relied upon eev. all OF Cough Asthms
4Vl Chronc Soe Throat AMI all the
symptoms OF neprnt Consumption Per.ons suffering
of kindred should seek
stood the test OF anJ with
whose only appearance utility mupL
city Of manufactured eeraics repeatedly before
pie. Wptss Ba,aa speaks for needs up
reputation fully established. For sale by Agents
my II GAYNOR WOOD h 60.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-14

MIDLOTHIAN NOTICE
" GENERAL Meeting Of the StockholIer.
OF ss hshhan Coal Mining Company will be he'll =, IN. a.,
o.rh IN Inc City of RehmoDi Tsesay tho IN ,-.
lid Inn =, ~r.v.r,
" The above meeting 10 postponed to Moud,y N.
10Th inst, at O'Clock p N. .o
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-07
North Carolina Institution
Fer Tlhe Deaf amh nn1nh.

This institution will be opened for the reception
i Pupils, about the 1st Of May next, in the City o
Raleigh. Pleasant and commod0uSbuidings have beer
obtained and il is earnestly desired that all persons hav
ing children or friends who OF this unfortunate class
win use all practicable means to have them here neal
the time of opening the School as possible.
For the present Pupils will be received at any age be-
tween eight and thirty. The Pupils will 1.-Two in the
same house with the Principsl and his family and will
be al A times under his and female
Pupils will be under the special Of the, wife Of the
Principal and the Maron and the utmost attention will
be givenand aen to the comfort, and hap
piRess, as well the improvement Of all the Pupils.
The terms or the Session of ten months will be
hundred and SIXTY dollars for Board, Washing and Tu
the necessary Books and ALI expenses
except Clothing and Medical attendance-payabe, one
half semi annually in advance. a'%
The verybest assistant Teachers will be procured
the number of Pupils may require. The precise time
opening the School wiz be mentioned in future AdVer-
tsenrent.
All Communications on the subject Of the Institution,
addressed 70 WEsroN r. GALES, Esq. Raleigh, (pasf
pai or afr the lst of April, to the Principal, will be
attended to promptly.
All applications for admission for Pupils whose Pa
rents are not able to support them either in full or
part, ,shoaldbe made to Hi Excelency. Gov. GRAHAM
President of the Literary Board.
; WILLIAM D. coo KE, Principal.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-05-07
His House and Lot,
Young and Valuable Negroes
FOR SALE OR RENT,

Ez& TWO splendid new Houses and lots
&M ia on Hillsborough streer, leading from
EA i sH the Capitol 10 the Seminary aud about
Ssgsaek half way between the two. One house
is thirty feet BY eighteen with partition in the
middle, with four rooms and two FIRE places, one
above and below, and portico in front The other
is forty feet by twenty with a ten foot passage
each Of which has good aud comfortable fire pfa-
ees, and has poriico in 'front.' There is attached
to eachof the houses good kitchen, smoke house
and dairy DC. and nearly three quarters of acre
belongingto each lot, and under new plank fence
with pailing nfront. Both Of the houses are nice
ly finished and painted both inside and out as also
the cut houses and pailing, There is decidedly
the best well Of water in or about the City, conve-
nient TO the use Of both lots This is given Up to
be the most pleasant and healthy part Of the cay.
Any person wishing TO purchase, orr rent will make
application to the subscriber.
A. @. DRAKE.
Raleigh, N. c.. March 1a, 1s45. 54l-tf