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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-24
Mr.. WEBSTER'S OPINION.

| "ln the Southern States of this Union slave
| ry exists by the laws of the States, and under
the guaranty of the Constitution of the United
States; and it has existed in them from a De-
| rlod long antecedent TO the time when they
| ceased to be British Colonies. In this state Of
| things it will happen that slaves will be often
| on board coastlng vessels, as hands, as servants
attending the families of their owners, or for
the purpose Of being carried from port to port.
| 1.-The maritime law is full Of instances Of the
application Of the great and practical rule, that
that which is the clear result of necessity,
ought to draw after II no penalty and no ha-
| zard."
The case of Mr. and Mrs. Lennon was
case of necessity, as alleged by them; and,
as if to NEE, their case, Mr.. Webster adds:
''Your Lordship observes that have spo-
ken only OF American vessels driven into Bri-
tsh ports by the disasters of the seas, or car.
ried in by unlawful force. i confne my re-
marks to these cases, because they are tho
common cases. But, my Lord, tho
rule of law, and the comfy and practice Of
nations, 60 much further than these cases of
necessity, and allow even to merchant YES
eel, coming into any open port Of another
country voluntarily, for the purpose of lawful
trade, to bring with her, and keep over her, to
q very considerable extent, the Jurisdiction and
authority of the laws of her own country, ex-
cluding, to this extent, by consequence, the
jurisdiction of the local law" I
Mr.. w. confines himself to cases of vessels
driven into British ports by the disasters of the
they are the common cases,--impIying that
there were other cases where the necessity
might not be 30 great-perhaps the mere ne
cessity Of convenience.
Mr.. W., says again:
"Your Lordship will please to. bear in mind,
that the proposition which am endeavoring
10 support is, that by the comfy Of the law
of nations, and the practice Of modern times,
merchant vessels entering open ports Of other
nations, for the purpose Of trade, are presumed
to be allowed to bring with them, and to retain
for their protection and government, the juris.
dction and laws of their country. All this
repeat, is presumed to be allowed because
the ports are open, because trade 10 invited,
and because, under the circumstances such
permission or allowance is according to gene
raj usage"
If such be the law of nations, governing tho
relations between governments wholly sepa~
rate and distinct, much more,~ IL is declared,
are they called for by the comfy which should
characterize these United States Ia concla-
son,!M Webster says:
"If therefore, vessels Of the United States,
pursuing lawful voyages, from port to port,
along their own shore. are driven by stress Of
weather, or carried BY unlawful force into En-.
giish ports, the government OF the United
States cannot consent that the loc al authorities
in those ports shalt take advantage OF such
misiortunes, and enter them, for the purpose Of
interfering with the condition Of persons or
thing. on board as established BY their own
laws."-N.Y. Ear ress.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR FASH.

IA HEADQUARTERS FOX FASH
IA IONABLE CLOTHING-Just received the
M greatest variety of Cloths, Cassimeres and
A~ Vestings, to be found in the city, of the
latest and most approved styles consisting in part
French blk Cloths and Cassimeres, ali qualities;
French fancy coPd Cloths and Csssineres of every
shade and quality French Beaver Cloths, all quail
ties; French Himalaga Coating Cloth entirely new;
French Petersham Cloths, French marble and
clouded Cassimeres, new.
Vestings.-Figured Silk, Plush and Velvet;
Qusdrills Silk, Plush and Velvet; Watered Silk,
Plush and Velvet; Ribbed Silk Plush and Velvet
plain Plush Silk, Cashmere Vestings, Demask silk
Vessings, black and fancy Grenadne Silk Vestings,
Butt and white Grenadine Silk Vestngs, Party
Vestines decidedly rich.
Ready.Made Clothing of all kinds nd qua
lities Of the ve latest styles such as Kossuth Over
Goats, Esquimaux Wrappers, Lamartine Sacks,
Palstot Frocks, Albert Top Coats, Hunting Goats,
Fancy GOods-Fancy Ties and Crsvats Crimp
and Fril Ties, something new; apron Ties, black
and fancy rich fsncy and black Silk Scars, do. do
Satin, Gloves OF all kinds, Collars, Suspenders,
Socks-sik cotton and merno Dress Shirts, Silk
Shirts, Merino Shirts and Drawers
Call and see for yourselves.
E. B. SPENCE,
oc l3-s Corner of Main and Governor sts.
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Horse THIEF.-A young man who gave
his name rs James ID. Bowie, was arrested IN
Fredericksburg last Friday night, charged
with stealing blooded horse from Col. Thom-
son, of Charles county, Md, and committed to
iail to await requistion. He says his pa
rents live on James river, near Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-24

T The Abolitionists having given the
Lennon Paineful squeeze, citizens are de-
termined to treat the country with little Lem
mon aid, says the New York Mirror. Quite
witty. that reflection of the Mirror.
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a. FOR RENT. for the year 1853, or

O. FOR RENT, for the year 1853, or for a
- term Of years, that large House and Lot in the
town OF Manchester, commonly Known as the old
Farmers Hotel. Its size and locality, the ci-
ty make desirable place to any gentleman who
might wish 20 open boarding school, or it would
suit very well two small families All necessary
repairs will be put upon it. For terms and partic
ulars apply to Robert d. Ward, attorney stlaw, No
63 Main street. nearly opposite the City Hotel.
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r. Susan Maria Learned has obtained
verdict against Alfred Watkyns, Of Albany,
for a breach of promise ofmarriage, OF $35O0'
Mr.. Watkyns has learned severe lesson
from his acquaintance with Susan Maria.
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v High topped boots are worn by north
err ladies'. 1t is said that some OF them are
not satisfied with boois, bat actually wear
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-24

Phillips, indicted for the murder Of w. w
Miller. was tried before the Common Law ant
Chancery Court, in Memphis, on the 10Th inst
The Jurors in the case were a long time IL
consultation but finally returned verdict o
mot guilty."
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Daniel Tucker, who has been 80 often warn.
ed to .get out of the way" 10 said to have
been run over by q train of ears in Arkansas,
which is the first intimation we have seen that
a railroad had been built in that state.
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v The Philadelphia Bulletin suggests
that ladies' necks should he fur nished just
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-24

NavAL-The U. s. steamships Mississippi
and Princeton arrived in Hampton Roads on
Friday from Annapolis.
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Between Baltimore and Philadelphia, by New
Castle and Frenchtown line, so
Between Philadelphia andNew York. 3 90
For lst class passengers, and 52 each for I'd
class do.
Besides the through and direct connexion named
above with the main Northern Route, through
tickets, direct be obtained at the Depot of the
Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad Company, in Washing
ton, for Pittsburg and Wheeling via the Ralay
House on the following terms
Between Washington and Pittsburg-
(Ilme "a hours. SO
Between Washington and Wheeling
thine 80 hours so
For through tickets to Washington and Balti.
more or other information, apply at the ticket OF
fee.
1t is deemed proper in addition, to state for the
Information of passen GERS that four daily lines
in operation between Washington and Baltinore,
by means of which the traveller who, through
business pleasnra has hean DELAYED in Wash.
IngroI, II always in MS power to proceed at a
convenient hour directly his journey to any
point north Of that place THOMAS SHARP,
Agent Of Transportation.
OFFICE R., F. & PR. R. Co,
Richmond, Feb 90, 1852. s
P. S.-The Night Train will not stop to take up OF
put down passengers, except at the following sta.
tions: Cottage Taylorsville Junction Chesterfield,
Milford Ginney's, Fredericksburg and Brooks.
N. B.-By order of the Postmaster General, no
mail train will be run between Richmond and
Washington on Sunday nights.
fe 81 r q
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ier of the Central Bank Of Virginia, at S,aun.
ton.
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70 Vincent Hunt, the youngest son Of
Leigh Hunt, a poet and scholar of promise, is
dead
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-24

7 AND IN CHARLES ClTY.-We have
IL for sale tract of Land in Charles City county,
containing l25 acres, IS of which are cleared The
improvements are framed dwelling, with three
rooms, and the usual out houses. This Land lies
about six miles west of the court house. and the
distance from Jamos River and sdjoins the
land OF John Bradley and others. We will sell this
land for S400-S200 cash, and the balance within
twelve months. Applyto US.
TOLER e. COOK,
no 18 General Agents
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Z. b. 6FENCE,
oc I3-ts Corner of Main and Governor sts

.T-N NOTICE.-The public are here
Ez3Iss3ss5s=Zfsby by informed that the steamboat
AUGUc viii be taken OFF the route via Port Wal.
thall, between Richmond and Norfolk, on Monday,
lst November for the purpose of undergoing re-
pairs end being fitted for the winter. Due notice
viii be given when ready resume her place on the
line again. TBOS. DODAMEAD, Supt.
Office z. & P. R. z. Co., Oct. 27th, 1852.
0c21
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TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS

i WORTH OF DRY GOODS AT COST, at
No 176 corner of Broad and 9th streets-Intend-
ing to make change in cur business, we are now
offering at prime cost for cash, our large and well
selected stock of STAPLE and FANCY DRY
GOODS, consisting of the usual variety kept in a
Jobbing and Retail Store. Our entire stock has
been bought for cash only, at the best Northern
markets and agents of manufacturers Having
just received our second supply of Fall and Via.
ter Goods, we are enabled to show an entire fresh
and handsome assortment suitable for this season.
We invite our friends and the public generally to
out soon.
On hand, a few pieces double Ply Carpet, and
lot of ready made servants CLOTHING.
no l5-d2m J. g. NJ. ROSENBAUM
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N =;


TWICE DAILY FROM RICHMOND TO NEW
YORK, WITH TRANSFERS OF PASSENGERS
AND BAGGAGE, THROUGH THE CITIES OF
PHIA, FREE OF EXTRA CHARGE On and af
ter the lst of March, the following quick and COM
Portable schedules will be over the inland route
between Richmond and New York: Leave Rich.
mond, daily at 7 O'Clock, A NJ, and O'Clock, P NJ;
arrive in New York. daily, at ST, A. NJ and st P. M
Fare to Washington, lst class sseats..S5 so
:. I'd $. "-----.....-.--.4 90
' Baltimore 1st /" "...7 90
= I'd "--.....5 90
Between Baltimore and Philadelphia by rail
road. Observation-Disclosures. 00
Between Baltimore and Philadelphia, by New
Castle and Frenchtown line. so
Between Philadelphia andNew York 3 90
For lst class passengers, and S2 on each for I'd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-24

A w. RAPP'S PATENT NICHE GOLD
IA PEN.-A further supply received, in regard
to which the National Intelligencer says: "They
are constructed and manufactured on an entire new
principle, thereby embracing all the desirable elias
tcity, and every other pleasing quality of the quill
pen His having been professor of penmanship
for upwards of thirty years, would enable him to
study the defects and supply the deficiencies that
have heretofore existed in the formation of gold
pens" For sale by GENNET & JAMES,
no 10 Eagle Square.
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IJUTCHESON'S CELEBRATED REM
Il EDY FOR BLIND AND BLEEDING PILES
Warranted safe, sure and mild remedy for
Piles, Pralapsus Ami, and all other diseases of the
rectum. One box will convince the patient of its
mild and curative properties,
Price OF. one dollar, 2 OF. SOC per box.
Prepared by w. HUTCHESON, Amsterdam,
Botetourt County, Va.
For sale In Richmond by Purcell, Ladd e. Co,
Dove & Co and Adie g. Gray. Sc 29-dly
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A IBkKT l.. WEST, HOUSE CARPEN-
hTER AND JOINER, thankful for the liberal pa.
ronsge which he has received during the last FIVE
years, would inform his friends and the public that
he Ia prepared to undertake BUILDINGS OF every
kind on accommodating terms.
Having practical knowledge of the business, b
hopes by strict attention to It, to give satisfaction
ali who may employ him.
Shop on 9Th, between Grace and Franklin streets,
Richmond Sc l3-dtIJ
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From the present indications, the kiehmend
Dispatch's prediction OF severe winter pro-
misses to be fully realised.
Frederiessburg Recorder.
No doubt about it. The Dispatch never
rnaL.S a fsIae nredicfiOn.
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A FORTUNE FOR SI.-Tf

a FORTUNE FOR S1.-Ihe receipt with
IA full instructions in the elegant and beautiful
accomplishment of inlaying and ornamenting Pa.
pier Mache, (whereby from $40 to s2J per week
may be obtained) will be forwarded to all who will
enclose 81, post paid, to Messrs. SPRING co, Al
Second street Baltimore, Md. Numerous ladies
and gentlemen are now employed and realizing q
handsome income from this valuable receipt which
is made 80 plain by the instruction as to meet the
capacity even of children. oc 2e-lm<
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nI-SOLUTlON.-T co-partnership here
II tofore existing under the firm of L. g. NJ.
ROSE, is this day. by mutual consent, dissolved.
September 10th, 1882.
The subscriber, in returning his most sincere
thanks for the very liberal patronage kindly be,
slowed the old firm, begs to inform his old Gus
toners and the citizens generally, that he has just
returned from the North with an entire stock
of Fall Goods, amongst which may be found
handsome designs in Silks Silk Velvets, Mouslin
de Laine, Cash meres Merinos Alpacas, and an ex
teDsive assortment of Grape long, square and thihat
Shawls; also, very large assortment: Of Flannels,
Blankets, kerseys, Linseys, &c. &c. and almost
every article usually kept in dry goods house,
which will be sold on the most reasonable terms
MORRIS w. ROSE,
oc c6-2m 203 Broad street
GREAT BARGAINS IN CALICOS.-
~ large lot of Caicos, st cents worth 10 cts !;
rich Printed Mouselanes white and colered Elan
nels, kerseys, Satinets. Gloves and Hosiery-to.
eether with every article usually found in Dry
Goods house; and if you want bargains call on
w. BOOTWRIGHT,
No 265, corner lst and Broad streets.
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X. FRANCE cs Co.,
SUCCESSORS OF +. NORRIS a. co.
Main Street, Richmond, Va.

SUCCESSORS OF +. MORRIS & CO,
Main Street, Richmond, Va.
Splendid Schemes for November, 1852.
S3l, 900, s,l46, 5 of 3,5OOl
Susquehsnna Lottery, Class No as. to be drawn a.,
bainfnore on Wednesday, Nov. Gath. 7e numbers,
IA drawn.
pHze OF ----s3lo00 10 prizes of sl5C0
5 ot...-----..-.. $500 80 of 500
Tickets $40; halves 5, quarters so.
Certificate OF package of wholes $l20; halves 60,
quarters 30.
Splendid Lottery for Nov. 27th.
$4,000, Grand Capital-40000, %, ,655 3 of 10 0OO
Twenty drawn numbers in each package of
twenty -ive tickets.
Grand Consolidated Lottery Z, 10 be drawn at
baltimore on Saturday, Nov. 9th, 1852. 76 Nos,
20 drawn.
GRAND CAPITALS:
prize of--...... $4,000 10 prizes Of $1,000
lof......... l 10000 10 of ...... $50
l of--.....-. % ,655 10 of ~ 500
3of....-.-. 3 10 900 100 of - 400
4 4of.-..-. 5000 1000 of . 300
Lowe.t2 M prize $50; lst, ID, Sd 4th or 5th
drawn Nos s32; 9Th 7ih, Sth 9th or 10Th, S25; Ilh
l2th l3th 18th 18th, S2O 10th, 18th, 18th, 18th
or 20th IS. Tickets 1872 halves 10, quarters g.
Certificate Of package OF wholes $780, halves
l5G, quarters 90.
E Orders for tickets in any of the Maryland
Lotteries will meet the most prompt and con-
fdential attention, if addressed to
r. FRANCE g. CO, Managers,
Or to c. w. PURCELL, Richmond, Va.
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NEW GROCERY AND FEED sr0RE.

CHAS bAhER, formerly Of the firm OF Baker
e. I1nsley announces TO his friends and the public
that he has opened store Broad street, No 295,
two squares ABOVE the old stand Of BAKER & Tins.
ley, where he intends keeping on hand large and
complete assortment of Groceries, as well as
Horse Feed of every description He will be
pleased to all his old friends and customers 6,
his new stand, and any quantity of new ones.
any part OF the city free Of drayage.
M lO--ldm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-24

G5 FOR SALE OR RENT, that desirable
e private residence situated the corner of lst
and Marshall streets. The dwelling Is new, COM
Portable and c0mmodieus, and contains eleven
rooms, to which is attached large kitchen, smoke,
wood and coal houses. The situation of this pro-
perty renders it desirable as private residence
For Terms, apply to w. BOOTWRlGHT, Jr.
Possession given lst January. no9-lm
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Gl 00 Sl.OO.-OLe thousand Liker esses
- sOOs have been taken at OSBORN'S Ds.
guerrean Galleries since the reduction prices
And we now wish it understood by all that Osborn
will continue to take fine SkyL Miniatures in
neat for 81. Remember, this is the only place
where sky Light Miniatures are taken for 81. To
those that think one dollar is too cheap for a good
Likeness would only cay, call and get Like
OSBORN'S,
Qnnnsita the Ranka SIGN of the American Elana
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rLOTHING, CLOTHING.-Seing of at
~ and below cost, for cash, good stock of
Ready Made Clothing, still to be disposed Of. Most
of the small notes will be taken for Goods. Call
if you wish to get some bargains in Clothing,
at the cheap store of p. DORNiN,
80 Main street.
ESSStore for Rant nc o. dim
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'sNO TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS
L. LIQUORICE.-Wew will be regularly supplied
by the importers with Mass Liquorice of the "Beck
d. Co" brand, genuir and pure article, which
we authorized to sell and warrant as SUCH
Also, with the sc. c." brand. Manufacturers are
requested to give call Orders from the coun
try promptly executed
oc IS EUDLAM a. WATSON
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DURE FRENCH AMBER GELATINE.
GIpANEER % In N

GLASS.-This article is unsurpassed by any other
for purity, richness and the beautiful chrystaline
appearance of the Jelly made with it,
Be sure to get the French Amber Gelatine. which
for strength richness and cheapness, stands unri-
vailed. Sold in Richmond, VAL by
PURCELL, LADD e. CO, Druggists.
EY-Itis put up in packages OF | pound each,
which are suo-divded into oZ. parcels. nol5
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I WOULD respectfully inform my old friends
l. and customers that am now engaged with Mr..
f. B. Spence in the Tailoring department of his
give me cal pledging them all in my power to
give satisfaction.
no l6-lm J. L. CROWELL.
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NOTICE
TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
a. That have now on hand, the -
areest and best assortment of
Boots and shoes, of good quality. ever
~ offered in this city; selected By myself ex
pressly for retail both Of my own manufacture ana
the best Philadelphia make Among my assort
ment can be found something extra, to which
would most respectfully call the attention OF all in
want, as they viii be sold low, by
ALEXANDER HILL,
Manufacturer and dealer IN Boots, Shoes,
Trunks, Carpet Bags, Falices, &c.
se9 No l27 Main street, Richmond. Va.
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las. A. SMELL, Agent for MILLISON
SMELL, has taken the stand No 90 west Main
street lately occupied by Jno. A. Smell g. Co., and
has just received part, and BY "Wednesday next,
will have an entire new stock of Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods, and NEST respectfully solic-
its the patronage o. the friends of the late firms of
Jno A. Smell Il Co., Barnes g. Smell and Hugh
Reieh oc Its
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nRIME LARD,-5 pbls No ! Lard, just re.
L ceived per steamer and for sale by
p WOOLFOLK,Jr,
noJa 1870 Broad street
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COOD NEWS FOR LADIES WITH TENDER
" FEET.-Just received, a lot of extra wide and
soft MOI oeco aud Kid Buskins at
WIN WALSHS,
noao GO of the Boot, No 43 Main street.
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HERRINGs! HERRINGs!-25 halt OBJ

FTHE attention Of Ladies is solicited to the lew
l. and elegant assortment of Broche, Merino
Cashmere Bay State and Waterloo (all wool long
and square Shswls, to be found at the Metropoi
tan Store They comprise large variety in quail.
ty, style and price. Also, general assortment of
Dry Goods, suitable fer the season.
WILCOX g. BELTS.
no Is Isl Eagle Square, Main street.
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HI GOODS.-AH In want of bargains in Dry
Goods will do well to give a call. | have
good manv Goods, bought at auction, which am
selling very cheap. WIN. J SWORDS,
no II 225 Broad street,
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NOTICE.-The subscriber would respectfully
II inform his old customers and the pubic gener-
ally, that be has employed in his cutting depart
ment the services Eof Mr. L CROWELL and J
HANLON, so well and favorably known to the
Richmond public.
no If EB SPENCE
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-08-18
!. Eap,e Hotel. >, Chape1 HIM, for sale.


TIME Proprietress of this we'll known and profitable
establishment, having realized sufficient income to
warrant in resuming the quiet of private life OF
ers the public generally the opportunity OF bidding
for its advantages. .
The citizens of the State well acquainted with
the advantages of position, that but few remarks are
necessary to complete their information
The Hotel itself possesses all the requlrments OF room
and comfort which its purchasers desire 1t has ca
pacity for the accommodation of hundred and fifty
boarders and the recent and rapid growth of the Uni
versy adjacent makes 1T an easy matterto possess suc
or even greater number of students.
In addition this, the frequent travel through Chap
ell Hill gives the HOTEL (being the only one in the Place)
a transient custom equal to any in the State
The lots and stables adjoining extensive and COM
modous, and the country-market supplies abundanuy
and on profitable terms much of its provisions
The terms of sale require third of the price to
he paid taking possession note with safe security
and payment suited to the convenience OF the
purchaser the reasonable demands for the remain
der.
If further information be desired concerning the in
ducements purchase the President of the University
or any other resident of the village, will furnish it.
Possession be obtained at any time, alter the Isl
| of May. Apply to ANNE .. HlLLlARD.
Chapel Hill, N. G.. Feb. IT, 1851. 33-