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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-19
BY JOHN X. D. PAYNE, Salesman.

BY JOHN X. ID. PAYNE, Salesman.
QY VIRTUE Or A DEED OF TRUST.
ID executed to on the oath day Of June, 1852
recorded i'll the Hastings Court for the city of Rich
mond, by the firm of John A. Temple g. c., and at
the request of the benefciaries in the deed we
shall, ON MONDAY, the 30th day of August, lo52
at half past o'clock, P. A.. on the premises. sell
for cash, part of the property assigned in the said
deed.
au 10 WATSON HUGHES Trusts es
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EIs JAMES CULLINs would respectfully
AAAcall attention 10 his Fall style Of HATS.
1uey are unique, well ao aptei ior the season, and
essential to gentleman's costume. No pains has
beeL spared to sustain the high reputation which
my Hats have attained tnrougn out TIE country.
CephaiOmetrOn.-Iti is considered one OF the
greatest and most useful inventions OF the age; it
would be Impossible by the minutest description
to give orrect idea Of its utility. Hats made by
il will bit the most difficult nesos conforms to
any yrotuoerance and depression Of the Uranium:
thus preventing the unpleasant feeling OF new
Hat and painful headache. No one can properly
appreciate its advantages, without having one of
my superior Hats.
Please Cali and SEE me, and examine for your
selves j. COLLINS,
No As Main street, Practical Halter.
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BY JOHN X. ID. PAYNE, salesman.
ny YIRTUE OE DEED OF TRUST,

JOHN X. ID. FA1 Ne, SHIesmah.
DY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST,
ID executed to US by F. Erdman, partner, and
on behalf, of the firm of G. Lanman L. Co, to
secure certain debts of the said nrm. mentioned
therein dated the 18th day of July, 1852, and re-
corded In the Offices of the Hastings Court OF Rich
mond and the County Court OF Chesterfield, and
at the request of the benefciares mentioned there
in we shall, on Wednesday, the 25th day Of
August, 1852, at the American Hotel Stables, on
On between Main and Cary Streets at the hour oil
lUt CLOCK A. NJ, sell at auction. Tor cash, Eight
very large and superior Work Horses, ia excellent
order, which have been used IN hauling stone; one
street wagon, and wagon with heavy wheels,
made and Used for hauling TIMBER together with
six sets OF wagon harness, ali OF which Is part OF
property assig ned in said eed The wagons and
gear are in good order rare opportunity Is offer
ed to persons III want Of fine, heavy work Horses,
&c. WATSON O. dUIHEo,
an II Trustees
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BY DUNLOP, MUNCURE & co.

NARGO OF MOLAsSES AT AUC'
" TIUN.-On Tuesday, the 2ath lust com
nancing at 10 o'cL,cx. We. will sell at the Ware
nous on the Dock corner Of Cary and 2Jth streets,
3l3 hhds, l3 tlerces early crop Moiasse'' prime
quality. e,oo 1u,h.
IERMs-Under s 400, cash; ever STU, 4 months
credit for approved negotiable paper.
~ sale without regard to weather.
.I,7 DUNLOP, mUhCURE q CO, Auct.
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BY DUNLOP, MUNCUkE e. CO.

ROCKIES, DC, AT AUCTION.-On
" Friday, the 2Uth INST, commencing al ~
o'clock we will sell al store general assOrt
ment Of Groceries, &C, consisting in part OF
rs hhds tsr 10 prime quality Sugar
100 bbls Ctt-e Clarified Sugar
ITO bags prime Coffee
50 bbls small Loaf sugar
Gunpowder and Powchong Teas
Mustard, Cigars, Corks,
Indigo
10 bDIs Pork
50 bbls Molasses
so bbIs Syrup
Whskey OF extra quality
Brandy, Gin, Tenerifie, and Madeira Wine
DC, &C.
TERMs-Uader Slo0, cash (; over slo0, menths
crecit Tor approved negotiable paper.
< Sale without regard 10 weather.
. au II DUNLOP, MUNCUkE d co, Auct
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4
auls No ITO MaiA street
al -

g HEAL THE SICK.-Men OF liberal education
al the present day. oevote all their talents 10 dis.
cover the means whereby they may remove those
lantu! maadies " hich assail the human frame
There is )bler than that of healing the sick
Considering the numberess diseases to which man
Is liable, and which may cause him to az out
protracted lite of distress suddenly cut him off
IL The bloom OF his existence ana usefulness. We
I'll uiG gratefully seize upon every means of coun
teractug their dreadful fleets or causing a removal
Of thos clogs 10 happiness. In those cases where
the Liver or the Stomach is the cause, we would
higH.y recommend DR. II ootand's German Btters
prepared by Or c NJ. Jackson. No medicine 1t this
time stands higher than these B;tters aud to those
who suff, ring from the horrors of Indigestion,
We say they the antidote au le-6t
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80 No. I SHELL OYsTEKs-

No. I SHELL 0YSTEKS-
0$d9&SS jus; received, ifesh from Cherrystone,
ana kept on ice Call and try them, al
IT He ARBOUR." York River
1rabs, HOLSTERS, Picked Oysters, Lamb
Iongue~, Pigs Feet, Sardines, Fresh
hahbnt, Hog Fish, and various other iuxu-
Fles no" On nand, aud will be served up in es,
hty!e at moments notice Drop il aud Try them.
Corner Main and 18th streets.
az i9-ot X. w. ALLEN.
w ASTED-A coed WHEEL WRIGHT want.
W cd 10 work by the day, at cosr.e work. None
heel aPply odt hrst tate workman. Apply at my
AnoP On Main, between 23rd and oath streets
tu ~ ct THOMAS ]. WHITE
NTOLES, On slJUday lsst near VIctor's mil. ln
~ NE Valley my Free Papers. Any person
having the same will rrceive "a liberal reward and
~ questions asked, by returning the same TO me.
ELIZA ANN PHILLIPS,
GU 4S-u Free woman vi color.
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iAGAZINEs FOR sEPrEMBER,-
Nl Godey's Lady's Book, Sc ptember-25 cents
Graham's Maga zine, for dos cents
Sartalns Magazine, tor dos cents
Petersons Magazine, for dos c-nts
The above Magazines for September, together
with everything In the Cheap Publication line re-
ceived and tor sale at the Office of the New York
Herald, New York Times, Philadelphia Ledger
Baltimore Sun, and General Depot for all the For
eign and American Newspapers and Periodicals.
THOMAS II GRESHAM,
1904 Broad street, opposite Broad St Hotel
au lS
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Virginia Gallery, No. AS Main street au2
Daauerreotypes in the Highest

81 DaSuerreotypes IN the Highest
state of The Atrial! who see SiMONS' Pic
tules Tor the INST time struck with their beauty,
Ge'E, and strength anc the wonder is not that our
plce Is higher than that charged by some others.
uIt rather that such gems can be procured lat any
p4c~ We d. not N etend to compete IN price with
NOVICE whose uuy object is the dollar, regardless
u IN aivaEceeLl OF the art, credit of Its pro-
lrtsofs whose productions compare as favorably
VII" J. climate Da@ucrIeotype as a figure head
up-i' Dc CL vessel does with tn class .ca CURES
q! NJ chael anglo; aud Tor which any p ice be
yoAd jne mere cost vi the materials used would be
az tAtoTtlon aHd imposition upon the public.
NJ. +. SiMONS,
aU ISL Main street, Eagle SQUARE
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g Once again must we call attention 10 the
Praises volunteered by the customers VINO patron
izG the Virginia skyght Daguerrean Gallery, at
N 40 Main street, OF which MIR. VIM. A. PRATT
Il Proprietor
says Mr. Fabius Lawson I" Mr.. Pratt has taken
four Lkenesses of me, all Of which were not only
satisfactory 10 me- but have been said by ali TO be
exact The one to-day, being the fifth, rather bet
te: than those taken before"
Says Mr.. Hurley, Of Prince Edward Mr.. Pratt
Is the only artist hat has ever taken good Like
Less me, the eyes in particular"
- ys Mr. }. 4. Winston - MIR. Pratt has this day
tske tar,e Pictures OF me, which think perfect
any ever saw"
rays Mr.. Sawyer: The five Likenesses taken
oi ne y Nj Pratt to-day consider first rate"
Al Ia" above are copies from the album Of the
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u
entire interest IN the concern Of Baker & Tins
icy 10 air. A ID. IlnsIey, his former partner who is
hereby authorized TO use the name of the concern
IN the settlement OF ali debts due to and by the said
hrm CHARLRS BAKER
In pursuance OF the above Arrangement hereby
suspend action under my advertisement of the 18th
August, 1892, which is hereby for the present with
drawn. WIN. N. TINSLEY
Having purchased the interest of Mr. Cbas Ba
ger my former partner in the Concern of Baker a.
Tinsey. the business will in future be conducted in
my name. The former customers of the late firm
ana the public generally, invited to give me
call as am determined that no etf.rts on my part
shall be spared to give satisfaction.
u
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG.
4 Il TlON ON Friday morning, the 10Th inst
commencing at 10 O'clock, at the residence of Sir
Louis jacob, at Bacvns Quarter Branch, opposite
the store Of john Clash, (who is declining hou
keepingD will be sold his entire Household and
Kitchen Fur lure, consisting OF tie usual variety
Terms cash
Sale to be conducted by
au le--dtds GEO. j. SUMNER, Auct
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BY PULLIAM 81 DAVIS, AuctiOneers.
MANCHEsTER REAL ESTATE AT

I've AUCIlOS TN TUESDAY, the 24th instant,
at half past O'Clock, 2. NJ, we will sell at public
auction, on the premises, in the town Of Msnches
ter two Tenements, fronting on Main street. y feet
each, and running back halt the depth Of square.
The improvement consist OF TWO neat wood puild-
lngs, with five rooms each, renting at S75 each
per annum, BEN in the centre of the town, the
square next below James NJ Patdue's store Also,
one other Lot quarter acre, with small house
thereon, lying immediately opposite John Il. Hoop.
er's, above the Farmers Hotel.
Manchester property presents a fine opportunity
to capitalists tor investment. IL is now renting for
largely over IL per cent rs Value. No town tax
It's real estate. Terms al sale.
au I7-eod PULLlAM 81 DAVIS. Aucts.
STABLE AZ AUCTiON.-By virtue OF a
~ Deea OF Trust executed To me, Trustee, by
lsham Pickett the End day OF September, 1851, Tor
purposes therein set iortn, shall offer to- sale, to
the highest bidder, the premises, On MONDAY,
the 23d OF the present month (august) at 5 O'Clock.
p M, d Wooden Stable, about 43 Geet wide and III
feet long built upon lnts No % anG 3D. on 18th or
Market street, fronting that street, and running
back to Union st
the terms will be made known at the time Of
selling VIM. WATTS, Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by
au 10 GEO w TOLER, Auct.
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~ ANTED-By Young Man, ID situation in
w some Store 10 act as Porter, AMI to attend 10
the general necessary work required III store.
City reference can be given.
Apply at this office. au l7-3t"
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GREGORY Il MAUkY,
Managers

UhEtsOht q Fla RE,
Managers,
Successors TO J. w. Maury a. Co-ofice No 81
Main street.
Drawn Nos Delaware Lottery, Glass "a August II:
d 46 Is 81 rs 20 p 80 8 70 IL IS
scheme TO-Day.-Csptals: $50, 657, 5000,
3OoO, 200, prizes of 1900, of Co., 5 OF 400, of
3Oo III OF 200, $50 OF 80, Ac. IS numbers IA drawn
Tickets So
Aiso-se 200, 2 600, 1893, 1,l0O, l,0JO DC. rs
numbers, IA drawn Tickets So on 10
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| kkCHkS, LkECHks.-Tne publIc are
IL hereby informed that have just received by
Adams Express, superior lot OF Swedish Leeches
which will be applied upon reasonable terms
can always be found at the Hair Dressing, Shaving,
Shampoolng and Bathing Saio, under the Amer
can Hotel-eEtrance On 1lth street.
K. C. HOBSON
N, Occupying and Leeching attended to at the
shortest notice, and upon the most reas enable
terms. au II
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HoIsEHoLD IIKNITIRE ATAnC.

IL TION.-On Friday afternoon, the Goth inst
commencing az O'clock, at the residence of MIR
Samuel McGarrey, On I'd street, near Poor House,
(who is declining housekeeping will be sold at
Auction his entire Household Furniture, consisting
of the usual variety, which is all good and in nrst
rate order. Terms cash.
Sale to be conducted by
au Is dtds GEO J. SUMNER Auct
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LAMBERT'S OFFICE,
14th street. under Exchange Hotel.
Drawn Nos Delaware Extra Class &c, August II:
81 % 80 &c Is SC n 30 IS e. 81 4s
Ticket % 81 81 prize sold by LAMBERT
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No "a, August Il:
Al 46 % 81 5 rs 90 81 SO II ii So
Whole IL 50 80, another prize of $780,
For To. Day.-The Delaware state Lottery
Class No o6 -Lapitals: s20,t57 5000, 1900, 1000,
OF i2G0 &c. Z? numbers IA drawn. Tickets SIS.
Also, Two Dollar Lottery aug
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N0TICE.-I Inserted "a notice in the Dispatcb
OF Tuesday proclaining the concern of Baker &,
IInsley dissolved, as also setting forth other facts
which might be wrongly COZ strued therefore feel
1t due TO Mr. Charles Baker state that the said no
tice was not induced by any improper conduct on
his part, or in coLse qUence Of want of confidence
In his integrity WM. N. TINSLEY.
august 18Th, lS02 1876
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BY GEORGE j. SUMMER.
$1,000
WORTH OF VALUABLE FURNITURE AT
AUCTION.

SlOsVVO
WORTH OF VALUABLE FURNITURE AT
AUCTION
A Rare Chance for H0usekeepers.!
ON WEDNESDAY. 25th inst commencing
" at 10 O'CLOCK, at the POWHATAN HOUSE.
oil b, sold at Auction, without reserve the en- ire
Fa~n't""" n-'"nging tn this establishment, the
greater portion OF which has been but recently our
sn-s~-d. ana is IN first rate order. The Furniture
cvneiets Of
PARLOR FURNITURE
Fine Mahogany Plush Sofa-Tete a-Tetes
Lars e Arm Chairs, Marble top Side Tables
Centre Tables, French Plate Mi. rors-elegsnt
Brussels Carpet (nearly new
CHAMBER.
Most of the Chambers are furnished with Mahog.
any French Bedsteads, Mahogany Wardrobes,
Wsshstsnds Hair and Shuck Mattresses, which are
new; and good Mahogany Dressing Cabinets, d c.
&C. q.
DINING ROOM, OFFICE and all the other Fur.
niture belonging TO the House The Huuse will be
open on Monday and Tuesday preceding the
Sale, when The PUBLIC is invited 10 inspect IT,
Should the sale not be concluded on the first
day, it will be continued from day to day, COM
mencing at the same He ur, till the whole s closed.
T~>~e 10" oil sums WIDER 500 cash; over
that amount four months credit tor approved Ne
gotable Notes.
Sale conducted by
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Having this day sold TO A. d. Iinsey my interest
IA me concern OF b. s. T.. all persons having claims
against the concern, viii present them to him for
payment, and those indebted will make payment
to n I'M Thankful for past tavors literally be-
slowed upon US, respectfully solicit continuance
for the new establishment
Aug. 18th, 1852. CHARLES BAKER
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS.


FUTURE DAYS. 60 q
By JAMks q. TAYT0E= -
Two HOUSES Am IOrs ~
; - hANiCN'lLLE TURNPIKE AT 1I,r.r.l.s.
VIII be isold On the premises, on Ts.soSilON
Sotn inst, at 5o'clock P NJ, two Brief Hn.say tne
Lots situated On Mecaancsville Turnpits sno
distance from lis Intersection with Ven. IL .uoIt
inese houses have been recently buiIf. hav. ~
~. rooms each, and are In very good order Ts..
iots front ~ feet EACH and run back LAG f.a. =,
alley. A'o iees 10 an
This property is located in one of the mo.,,,r
proving neighoorhoods in or near the city-s. -.
cent sales show, and will at oil times Weld ana.
some per cent on the probable cost
lEhMs -Oneihird cash balance at 6 and 70
months ior negotiable notes, with interest added
and secured BY deed OF trust on the properly
eu ~ JAMES M. TAYLOR, Auct
BY WELLINGTON GODOTN.
VALUABLE HALF ACRE LOT ON
FRANKLIN AND 26TH STREETS. FOR
SALE AT AUCTIOE.-Wir be sold on Wednes.
day afternoon, the 25th August 1852. upon IN.
premises commencing at o'clock, that beautifully
located halt acre Lot, No lac in the plan of the city
OF Richmond. fronting 1872 feet on the Sou,h line q
Franklin street. ing back l65 ieet, IL will hf
divided into tour lots OF 80 fest EACH running bach
$50 feet to an alley. These lots are now beiua
graded and will De completed before the day o
sale. They are among the most beautiful lots fol
genteel residence. to be found in that part of the
city.
TERMs.-One-third cash balar ce at 6 and !:
months for negotiable notes interest added. secured
by trust deed or title retained.
sul9 w GODDIN. Auct.
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's'ltKEE HUNDhDkED OLA X :
Z oTULEh -BEWARE OF RURGLARS-
Several stores n this CITY, i'll Petersburg Gallp
the last lew days, nave been entered Dy means Ul
false keys, ana the old style Iron Chests cut open
and rooued OF their cont nts All persons who have
not supplied themselves with one of Real Rogue
and flrr Proof safes, Ut Jennings manufacture,
had better cali at l3G Cary street, ana pre- cure one
before some midnight theft robs them OF ten times
the Cost vi one.
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MANAGERS UFFICE.
K. FRANCE q CO,
Successors to F. Morris & Col
For This Day.-Cspltals: s2l 500, $500, $500,
3oOO, 2O35 2O o. 100, &c. 10 numbers, u drawn
Tickets So
Also the Dollar Lottery.-Capitals S462l, 10 Of
1000, &C.
Drawn Nos OF Bel Air, Class So:
II 81 55 ID 58 81 90 % a.
au ~ C.. w PURCELL,
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JACK SONS SIMMER CANDLES, Iii
y fie and Blasting Powder, Safety Fuse, Rice
Cotton Yarns, Hydraulic Cement, Brazil Sugar,
Whskey, N. L. Rum, &c, for sale by
su 10 DAVENPORT ALLEN & co.
A INT PHiLLIs's CABIN.-NASH d
IL WOODHOUSE, Eagle square, have just re-
celved unit Phis's CABIN, or Southern Lite as 1t
is, by Mrs Eastman-paper SOC, cloth 75c
This volume will present picture OF Southern
Lite taken at different points OF view from the one
occupied by the author OF Uncle Toms Cabin
History of the MorUlons, OF Latter Day Saints, by
Lieut. GunnisOn, cioih-62c
Recreation novelty Cooper, vols-50c
Bride of Lammermoor; Legend OF Montrose,
part Z; Waverly Moves, Abbotstord eeason--price
sue
All new books received as soon published.
Queechy, by the author OF the Wide, Wide
World, 18th thousand, 2 vols l2mO-l 70.
Horseshoe Robinson, by P Ksnnedy author of
Swallow Barn, with illustrations. Revised edition,
l2mo-cloth l so
Roughing it in the Bush, by Ms Noodle. 9Th
thousand, 5 voIs-paper soc; Goth eOc; vol cloth
75c. au ~
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~ FOX HENE.-A neat wooden euemeut
al near Mr. GienI's brick yard West Of Brook
Avenue. Il has thI &c Rooms, and attached is
Garden containing many Vegetables Rent, sc Is
per month. TOLtR d COON
au 10 General AGENTS
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IA ANTED-A situation q Farm by Man
w that can come well recommended Address
w F w through the Richmond Post Office.
au lS-4t~
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Fry g NCCANULISH,
au 16-d4t Agents for Virginia.

EDWARD r. MAkTIN ,tLEkChtk AND
II CUPPEk-Begs to announce to the Medical
profession and the pubic generally, that he has
zen the office next 10 Dr.. q w. Jones, and imme-
dlateIy opposite Messrs Hooker, Osborn & Cos
Carriage Manufactory, ON Main, between 9Th and
lUtn streets, where he will be found during the day.
at night ne Will be found usual his residence
on Leigh, between 2nd and Bird streets Orders left
at either place promptly attended, to-
The best uropean Leeches always on hand.
Ill I1-Iu'IhSl.
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y OTICE.-HiGA CONSTABLES SALE
~ Will be sold THIS DAY, commencing at
O'Clock, A. NJ. III front OF the High Constabe's of
nee, one Bedstead, one Hair Mattress, one Wash
Stand, two Bureaus, sx Chairs, one Rocking Chair
one Carpet enc Wardrobe. Table one Candle
Stand, Que Clock, lot Of Pictures and Frames
one fine Ms hogany Bureau, enc Crib, one Mahoga
ny Rocking Chair, one Mahogany Table, lot of
Mating, two barrels Of Brandy, two boxes Totac
CO. one bag Of Coffee Of Cordial, to satisfy
distress warrants and executions il my hands.
Immediately after the above sale, will sell upon
me premises, on 9Th street at the shop OF the late
+. II. Roper, TWO Anvils and two Bellows to satisfy
an execution IL lny HANDS against the said Roper.
au l9 B. BLAIR. Il. c. C. Z.
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k'XCHANGE aFFECE.-The subscriber
"a has taken the office on l4th street, near the
Post Office Formerly occupied by j. b. Morton
Esq } for the purpose of conducting an Exchange
and Banking Business. Northern Exchange
Uncurrent Bank Notes, Gold and Silver bought ana
sold.
III EISTACE
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lock-,
g. III
18TH
gorge
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EAMiLY BACON.-hans, shoulders and
a,Is WILLIAM EGGLESTON.
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nRIVER WANTED.-Wantad,a DRIVER
- to drive team on tie street. For "a good one,
(white Or black a liberal hire will be given. En-
ouira at this Office au l9-lw
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, NC.-The
l. subscriber LAYING purchased the Stock OF
decea=ea, and opened at the store formerly occu.
pied oy him, takes this method of inviting his
friends, the customers Of Dir Newhers, and n
public generally. to call and examine his goods He
Will Keep constantly on hand general assortment
Ct HARDWARE Pocket ana Table Cutlery edge tools
&C, which he viii sell at very low prices.
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ATOLEN.-Was stolen II ON my house, on 3rd
~ between Grace and Broad streets last Satur
day night my FREE PAPERS, which will pay
suitable reward tor if lett at this office or at my
house. SARAH NELSON,
l7-3tN 4 Free Woman ut Cc1nr
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Obituarp.

is due 20 thu departed WORTH not 70 per-
MT the death OF so venerated citizen MI. ALEXANDER
lopez, whose deccasc ed la saprr
sch Instant, to unnotced By The simple
ftfN event 81 -t
rhe deceased well known respected and beloved
~ ,nher OF this OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES been resident thereof
for upwards OF fly yenrs lie n OF most excellent
aracera character that had long life
or he had nearly reached the entire period allotted
earth. From his youth he had feared God worked
eousnpss His piety unfeiged, tacous
sni uniformly consistent HI sngnished Jude
mating integrity and uprighncss conduct and cudos-
~ With uushakca and brave spir-
a. Naturally Of aodest and retiring spo he unob-
navcy pursued the tenor ofhis illustrating ard
Hdornns his Christian profession BY ong iItiy loving
aesey and wanr hinbly with his God He was benevn-
cent without osentaton sincere without profession and
nc beleveito be right and only Of that which
orwrong Such his character as known and
appreciated 10 his with the
world But there other traits OF excellence for which
he equally distinguished that fully known and
appreciated only by those who him in the more
intimate relations OF friendship and iie Hsre
shonc forth without alloy tbs kindnes gentleness
heart generally devoted 10 the happiness around
hiu,, urbsy OF manners, ami patieut unmurn erng
endurance ofsuMering1 qualities which cndeared him to
them, by ties which death aine could the
memory Of which, will bloom Trash and green
PERIOD when those broken ties shall be canenel again
never % be sundereds As he had hired so he died the
death ofthe righteous, Sustained In his last
shaken faith In his living Eedeemer, ani 'hope OF erna
life which God who cannot lie hath promised to nil them
that obey him. 'nark the perfect behold the
upright Cor the end Of that man Is peace a' q.