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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-22
TEVIN sUCCE@~FCII M.HIHENT-!

'sNtE SttCE$$Eik4 Vi Liz III = MA
Z BiOGRAHHl.-Ihe Successful! Merchant
Sketches ot the Life Ct Mr. Samuel Budget, late oi
ktngawoo Hal by Nm Arthur, A II, vol, l2r 0
paper cover SOC cloth &c
Tais is book for tie busy. /; is an admirable
volume to which men tretn the counting house OF
tue s2tp may turn, feeling IL ii ncerns them
selves, and Is worthy OF tn .ir high appreciation.
Although Commercial BIOGRAPHY it possesses eli
tn iateres: OF ronzancs, and 1t Incucates those
sound, substantial, healthy principles Of mercAuti e
success Which every parent would desire his son
to paEsuc, at the same time furnishes memoir OF
one o :oe most active and enterpIising OF Eng!is.
merchants
Basil, Story OF NJ dem Life, by w WTilkie Col
Inns, vol l2mo-papef SOC, cioth 75c
Home Scenes and Hart Trials: Tale by Grace
guiIar, l2no-psper SIC, cloth 75c
The CJnttssi1us OF Eitzooo lie and Tremendous
Adventures Of i.ajor Gahagan, by WIN Thacze
rsy, 6no-cioh soc
kDick Knacks, from an Editors Table Thy l.
Gaylord Clarke, with original illustrations. Jtn
Ia.usaad) one haEcsyu1e v..u-2e, I1n0-Sl %
Fer SALE d: NORRIS
de Il Book stare 81 Msiu 81.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

l. ADJUSTMENTS.
THEATRE.
hessrs. TAYLOR a. CLAHRE
Wednesday, Desem6er a2na, 1850.
r, WHY DON'T SHE MARRYe
M AZ LetH Ellen Bster,an
| MAX, with song. H. $500.
| Lsssette, with song . Kata pato.-an
r. YOUNG COUPLE.
ua,-;a Ellen Batemau
---..---.. 49, Kate Batemsn
La Crscevienne- NH. Tb.o5o,a
mn. POOR PILLICODDY.
= 'I'''oooJ -:...-------.-Mr Mr.. Smith
4IS during the engagement of the Bateusp chill
zen lo1 me scconmo lation OF families Sea,s NAV
- $50 e---c u.ss IN advance de %
3 p I. o. o. the mem6e75 81 i5s
IEDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD.
~ FELLOWS' are respectfully invited TO
{ at at the He'll of fitzhngh Lodge, No
~, -, on Broad street between 7th an stb.
\ MIGHT, December 22d at o clock to Tartici.
pa IN tae INSTITUTION Of Ledge of the order.
ldal IN their attendance. de 2Ir2t
ENGLIsH b CARB sODA.-75 KEY. 1o-
Ia sac oy BENNETT & BEERS,
ooZ1 Druggists.
As0LASsEs New Orleans Cu5a and Sugar.
~ = mouse IN store, for sale 0y
de q WILLIAMS & BROTHER.
~ CM-O.1 Jam~ica and ST. CrOix, DOTTED
Z y lslsy's Scotch Whi.kev, d
Pale and DARK BRANDY do
bourbon, M0norg 4aela and Game Whiskev
Old Peach Brand y-for zale by
de2l WILLIAM IGGLEsTov
I EVISE t. ernpl Tor the ensuing war, Pc.
male Teacher. The schaoi 70 consist OF 10
or Il scholars.
EugIi R-anche5 and Music to taught
Nv air -
hood and < miles of SCOTS Shop Station on the
DanV.iIe Raj road.
Persons applying, vii atste terms &c
address MARY Il. FINCUBACK,
&c 24t Winternern P. 0 Amelia Co, Va.
4 II AND BELOW GUST, M0usIaines
"A CasAmeres, Merinos, A. cas-, Ginghams. Ca
hcus, &c. DC Rather than sol the above Goods at
auction, vii! sci! cheap at the counter. Gall soon
Tor bargains az w. J. SWORDS,
deg 225 Broad street.
kfLOIHlSG., CLOTISENtt.- or ti- treat
~ est Hars sln5 Il good and well nRte Clothing,
call at J. D. G0GDM4N'S,
NJ 1874 Msia stree, opposite Eagle Square.
de II
EFHRLSTBGiS ~ COHiNG-LOOK OUT
~ FOR PRESEhTS'--Cail at BENNETT g.
BEERS Druggist Main street, End select hand
some present. They have beautiful Paris Flower
Vases, very rich magnificent Pei ian and Gilt Card
r ceivers, beautiful Paper Weights, Ivory Te5ets
splendid Bohemia Toilet Bottles, all OF TIE elegant
Perfumes Of Lubin. Port MCnai=s large variety
new patterns; the finest Honey aai French Soaps,
Hair Brushes COmbs and Comb Brushes, Powder
Sn4h Cigar Cases and Holders, AID number Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-22

ASHGHIFF'S SALE. BY virtue Ut order
- OF III. Circuit Court o; tae City Of Richmond,
viii be sold to the highest bidder for sash at the
County Court House OF Henrico, on the oath day
NJ. about 5000 worth of .ady made Clothing con
sisting OF nearly every variety.
PHILIP 7. WINSTON, D. s. for
de 2l-4t THOS, w BOSWELL 5 G. K.
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F4szfE THOUSAND SUBS gHiBEkS
d WANTED Al GhESHAAS :, BROAD ST.
Wanted a. GRESHAAS ABOUT five thousand sub
scrI2e.s f. the different Newspapers. Magazines
end Periodicals, Published Ia the uaitad States;
an 70 auy of the -r5i5n Reyie|s and NCwspa
peTs w2ic4 VIII be furnished cheaper than BY any
otfcE Lous. il ihe city.
Cal sod 3nviHce yourselves Of the fact.
Newspapers for the w eek, &c.
Flag, bsl..sr, Waveily. Courier, American In
ION, &C &C for This week.
Bother Jonstnan for Christmas.
Pictorial I.cay Uue for Uhrisin4s.
- For any and everything ia the Newspaper,
de- ne, ana Cheap Publication, Call or sead to
u tGs oiG estabia hel House Of
T. Fl. GRESHAM,
De 2l-2s Opposite Broad Street Hotel
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CLARIFIED CEAf;fAIGNE CIDER,
y for sale bg the subscriber, Ut All utown, Noa
mouth G. unty, \. }. Orders promptly attended 70.
Terms cash. JAMES D HALL.
&c 2I-ILns
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NAkE il.sUL D.S.-CharI0lie DermeI IelIy1
u and lee Cream Mou.ds Supply just received,
far sale nv H. NJ. ZIMMERMAN,
do ~ Corner Main az 18th sts
VEIATIN4. &c.--FIencn Amber Geiatlne
~ AMI Coop9t's Isnglass, for Ieilies, Blanc
PURCELL, LAID L co,
deIs Druggist, 90 lain street.
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QEKF&NGS WA%TEi3.-|Vartot 70 III.
: chase, + remain in TIE cit ;, :u:se and Cham
character aL& DUAL ,catauI, IA literal price II be
gIvtn. A % II this Office. de @l-3t
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40 TOBACCO .1IANUFACTt RE -
tn. subscriber COLLECTS the attention OF Ioaac
20 ~ acturars u his superior Presses ard Mills
= 80 ssa 4escy;nfjon. ? RAIN,
Eagle Foundry, Cary below Pearl street
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". D
We will hireto the purchaser, Z or Neg. oes, &C.
custome} to gardening. de 2i-dtd
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fkSO TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS
L LIQUORiCE-Wew will be regularly supplied
by the importers with Mass Liquoricc Of the "Beck
we are authorized to sell and warrant - such
Also, with the &c. G." brand. Manufacturer arc
requested TO give US call Orders from tho coun'
try promptly executed.
&C IL LUDLAM 4 WATSON.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-28

The Landing at Vera Cruz.
Hark lis tho signal suns bark nav Il p<sL
The fate q The home of Inc Asier h sesis;
The fame Of Castle. and the Iness wiIl p~Is
Before The ssar-dsg that non 6ozts on the gale.
Bend 10 Jour oars lads. and freely give wsy.
Let ysur boats, like ssa lions. breast boldly the
sPsy,
For fortunes more glorious now hang on each
Than those which The bark Of the proud Roman
bSre.
None here strive sIone for mere selfish ,enown,
No sabre is barred 10 bew Steps 10 crown;
But the sons Of the Eagle their wings have un-
To shadow her wrongs from the eyes Il the world.
The beaches. hurn. there's the Captain DER
How he paddles ashore by the help Of bis sword !;
Splash! how cold never mind, hold your car
fridge box high,
Though wet 10 the eyes, keep the implements dry.
We've landed, we've landed. band msier. come
here;
Strike lilt loud enough for San Juan TO hear;
We've conquered. so far, hilock Of sand,
But we'll ne'er " quit the drive" iii we've con.
quered the land.
Though weary The way, and 'gainst fearful odd,
too,
but simulanis these TO our Jackets Of Blue;"
For ne'er can our stsr-asg know blemish or blot
While Fame points the way with the finger o
/ Scorr.
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II = w FIR NJ.

THE subsrfibcrs. having puFchased The entire
u stock Of 4. NJ. Holi & Co. respectfully in
form the public that they win cosiinue the husi
ness al the same weIl-known Stand, where they
viii he pleased 10 sre the old customers Of The
concern. aud their friends generally. They have
parchasd the stock on terms which will enable
thsm 10 sell Goods lower than they have hereto
fsre leen sold in this market. and they iafesd
doing %. They will 10 receiving new supply
Of fresh Goods in few days. which will render
their stock romplrte. Call and see before pur.
chsans elsrwhese.
]. j. & G. ]. FREELAND.
March 10. alatatl 25-
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THE LATEsT DODGE.

The passage Of the Maine Liquor
Law, has afforded excellent food for
the wits to sharpen their masticators on.
The following from the True Flag. is
about as good joke as we have yet
read. No doubt, however, but that
We shalt have occasion to laugh over
many similar "rum" incidents before
we are many weeks older:--
About fortnight since, tall speci-
men Of /" Yankee manufacture" arrived
i'm the good city Of Portland, in the State
of Maine, and established himself and
luggage at the Elm Hotel. His lug
gage consisted Of small valise aud .
large oblong box, containing flor the
inspectors had examined ITS contents
aquantity Of books, richly bound, which
the proprietor brought for the pur-
pose Of retailing about the city.
After seeing his property placed in
the room allotted to him, the pedler
made his appearance in the Office with
a small volume in his hand. He CLAN
ced his keen. shrewd eye leisureIy a
round the room, which contained at that
moment no one but the clerk and my
self.
"Fond Of readingf" inquired the
pedIer Of the clerk, when he had fin
ished his observation.
"Don't get any time to read," re-
piled the clerk.
al rather guess I've got book here
you'd like to read," continued the
pedler perseveringIy.
"What is ili"
sWell, it's a real good book; and
lust right for the times, too, cause il
III give a man spiritual consolation; and
they do say that's what a man can't ge,
very easy in Maine--jus. about now"
"That's very true but your 'conso
lation,' unfortunately, my friend, doe.
not happen to be Of the right Sort"
There was cunning leer in the ped
ler's eye as he inquired
Fond Of the right sort, hey?"
When can get it." said the clerk
becoming interested.
"Guess I shall sell you this book
them" said the pedler decidedly.
| j. What is it--you haven't told m,
the name of it yet?"
"It's Pilgrims Progress
.Oh; bother! I've read it at leas
dozen times"
"But this is an entirely new edi
tion."
.Oh it's all the same"
Beautifully engraved"
"Oh! nonsense---l don't want it."
And SO saying, he commenced writ
ing again, visibly annoyed.
sSay, you-6etter look at the pic
} ters," continued the pedler, thrustin
the book under his nose.
q This movement had an astonishin
effect upon the clerk. lie jumped Q
4 his chair and began to examine the "
! lume eagerly but much to my surPrl.
without opening it. Then seemingl
J satisfied with the scrutiny he asked Il
n price and purchased it.
"Say, you"-said the pedler, att
the bargain was concluded movir
/ towards the door" Say you, if an,
: body else should see that book an
d want to get another just like it, sen
'em up to No. 7s, and III accomnoda'
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boards or slabs like the steep roof Of a
house, with an additional coating Of a
few inches ofearfh. They should then
be properly ventilated. BY next spring
a large portion Of them will be found
well headed and deliesteIy bIsnehrd.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-28

ORIGIN OF FRuITs AND FLowER.-Thc
Pomegranate, the Apricot, the Peach, the
Citron, the Orange and the Olives are
of Asiatic extraction.
The Vine grew wildin Sicily, and per.
haps in Italy j; but could not be reared
in France at the time of Strabo, except
in Narbonensis.
The apple is a native Of Italy.
The cultivation Of Flax was transpor-
ted from Egypt.
Lucerne Grass derived its name and
origin from Media.
Almost all the flowers that grow in
European gardens are Of foreign extrac-
ton.
Irish and Sweet Potatoes are natives
Of America.
Indian. Corn or Maize is native ol
America.
Rice was brought from India in q
small bag, nd..presented to the Royal
Governor Of South Carolina.
The Magnolia, Bay and Tulip trees
are natives Of America, and have beer
disseminated all over Europe as flow
ers of unparalleled magni6cence.
Native Azalias grow in wild luxuri
ance all over upper Georgia and Ala
bama, more beautiful than their prou,
cousins from China.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-28
A PROCLAMATION.

~ RO&khnh ~ AON.
by His Eroltasy Dawn Q. Rus. GsreraeS
sffk< Sssfe II N~fk csrpkns-
WHEREAS. ihfee-Eiihs of ths whsie num-
w b~f Of memb<rs Of each House Of The &c
neral Assembly did. 81 the last session, pas The
following Act;
AN ACT to amend the Constitution Of
North h-Carolina.
wsEsxas, The freehold qualification nor re-
quired los the ELECTORS for mrmben Of The senate
Conflicts with the fundamental principles Of il<I-
ty: Therefore.
srr. 4. Be 10 feaaefed By fhe General AxssmLis
sffks Sfar of kofA ceroiina. and Il 10 hereby
enacted by fks aufhs~ify ef ihe sGms, ihree-liihs
Of the whole number Of members ofesch House
concuninx. that the second clause Of third ssiion
Of The first Anicls Of the smended Constitution
rslifed by the people Of North Carolina on the
second Monday Of Nou nber, A. ~, 1888, be
amended by striking out the words and posses-
scd Of freehold within The same district Of hfy
acres Of land for six months next before and al
the day Of election" 70 that the said cianss Of
said section shall read a. follows; All free vhiie
men Of the age ofiwen,y -one years (ercepi ssis
hereinafter derlsred.) who have been inhabitants
Of any one district within the State twelve months
Immediately preceding the day ofany election and
shall have paid rublc taxes, shall be entitled to
vote for a member sfthe Senate.
sse.a. Be IL further aoeied. That the Gov
crnor sf the State be, and he Is hereby directed,
70 issue his Proclamation 10 The people Of North
Carolina, At least s1 months bcfose the neEt elec-
tion for members Of the General Assembly. setting
forth the Popoa Of this Act and the smsndmeni
TO the Constitution herein picposed, which Pro-
el.msiiau shall be accompanied by true and
perfect copy Of the Act. authenticated by the Ger
ii6cste ofihe Secretary Of Stale. and both the
Proclamation and the copy Of this Act. the TO-
vernon Of the State shall cause TO be publshed in
III the newspapers OF this state. and posted in The
Court Houses Of the respective Counties in this
State. At least six months before the election VI
members 10 the next General Assembly.
Read three times and agreed TO BY thr~e-hfhs
Of the whole number Of members Of each House
respectively. and ratified in General Assembly,
this tie cath day Of January, 1851.
]. q. DCBBIN, &. II. G.
W. n. EDWARDS, y. 3.
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Iron---A New Lot,

CONSISTING Of Bar Iron for Ties. Hor.e
~ Shoes, &c-squae, round, oval and half
oval
Also, Cast Steel, Blister, German and Shear
Steel
Also, fresh lot Of Molasscs and Ricr.
fe' LONG & WEBB.
March Esd, 1852. a.
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'en just about a. quick a. hey please"
And exchanging q very queer and
mysterious loek with the el<nk, the ped.
Ter vanished.
What on earth made you buy that
book 20 asked Of The clerk, a. soon as
he had gone<
See here . non,nnI"
I advanced and le~k1d over his
shoulder. Turning up one end Of the
book. he removed 4 small slide. and
discovered a small stepple. which be
unscrewed; which | applied mechani-
cally TO ms mouth.
"what is il p asked ne laughing.
"BRASDr-by jingo!" exclaimed |.
psusing TO take breath. and then max.
ing tracks for the door.
" HaIlow . where are you goingT
ZIP stairs; il has just struck me
that the Pilgrims Progress will be IN
excellent addition to nv library"
The next day the pedler's stack was
exhausted.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-28
Medico-D Dental Surgery.

DIR. ". Y. BAsCEs D1Ea1sg,
Nov in Orange. hopes 10 have The pleasure
As Il seeing has fiiends. and thoss Who wish
his professional srrucrs. tin The mechanical
bsanrh q his art more paniculsny.) either al
Chapel Hin os HilIsborsugh, sl their earliest
convenience, a. his sisii il necessarily limited.
Apsil Q. So
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or Soxrm CAROLINA.

~ THk next Annual Meeting
AA ef this body ~iiI be holden in
~.HkS Wilmington On Monday the
~T 7ih day Of June next. Sub
NJ ordinsie Chapters are required
10 scnd Delegates and returns.
". r.. RUSSELL, Grand Sec'y.
March 3lsi. 1854. 2s-im
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Tri6es,-Whal are Triaesf This is
q question more easily asked than answer.
ed. Yet, II is matter tina, every person
has diIeci, positive and personal inter-
ess an; for, IL is upon correct understand.
ing Of what commonly are designated
as Iriars, and their proper value and uses.
tina. every one mus, depend upon for
his success in business, and hsppines in
life. As The sea is composed of ou. drops
Of wa.er-as time is bu, an aggregation
Of seconds, 80 mans life rnnsiss Of nos
thing bu, succession Of Kiaes great.
only when combined and multiplied. lie,
therefore, who in seeking after great
things, overlooks the apparently email
means within his reach. has yc, 10 learn
the fret step tina, leads 10 eminence. But.
on the other hand, that person who has
discovered the fac, that naughi, whether
material or immaielia., which produces an
impression upon himself orfeIIows. 10 mi
fling, has already entered upon The path
which. il faithfully pursued. will undoub,.
edly bring him TO the goal Of his hopes.
| ]. is but lriae, says the spe nd,hrifi,
ss dollar is spent Tor some useless com.
modify. II is bu. triAe, thinks the be-
ginner. as he permits himself some indul.
gence his coscienca does not sanction. Il
is but ,rifle, remarks vigorous youth as
he hampers with his health But they
each eventually find, that sickness and
bodily infrmi,y are no small ,hings-,has
poverty and des,ilu.ion are no lil,ls
ma,iers--lhai death on the gallows is no
nihe. Yet do they all most forcibly aud
regreifully remember. when il is too late.
,ha, uifes disregarded, lead TO results 50
deplorable. Family Friend,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-28

The gross receipts Of the Virginia
Central Railroad Company for the six
months ending first instant. show an
increase of sl9, ,l85.49 over the CO re-
ponding period Of the previous year.
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srArr sr NoHrm CAroLixA,
OGce Of Seer tiarg Of Naie.

Z, wrlLrls HILu, Secretary Of State, IN and
for the State Of North Carolina, do hereby cerii-
" that the foregoing is true and perfect copy
Of an Act Of the General Assembly Of this State,
drawn oil from the original on Gle in this Office.
Given under my hand. this 3ist day OF Decem-
oef' 'o'i. VIM. HILL, sec'y Of State.
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n

"A il. persons indebted to the subscribers fol
= Goods purchased of Mr.. VIM. p. Mcdaniel
are requested TO settle With him without delay
otherwise they will find their accounts and note,
in other hands for collection.
L. NJ. HOLT. & CO.
March IA. az
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-28

american Genius..Harrison winans
left Baltimore few years ago poor boy.
but with an improved mind. acquired al a
country school, with genius, ambition.
and enterprise. lie worked his way in
Europe 10 The head Of The mechanics and
engineers, and became leading con,rsior
on The great railroad between Moscow and
Petersburg, 400 miles long. He has
made over 100000. On his return 10
Paris he married talented. amiable. and
beautiful lady, and will soon build cage
for her, in the shape Of villa for all kinda
Of mechanics, and park Of three acres
beautifully ornamented, where rich and
poor may feas, their eyes on indigenous
plants and rare exotics. He goes once
more 10 Russia TO Gil contract with the
Emperor on public works, by which, he
will bring s5OO.O0O in gold for his men
tai labors. Wash. Telegraph,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-28

Hogarth vas once applied to By 4 mi-
serIy old nob)eman to paint on his stair
case representation Of the destruction
of Pharoah's hosts ia the Red Sea. In
attempting to fix upon the price, Ho-
garth became quite dissatisfied. The
miser was unwilling to give more than
oneshalf the real value of the picture.
At last, Hogarth, out Of all patience.
agreed to his patrons terms.
Within day or two the picture Was
ready. The policeman vas surprised
at such expedition, and Immediately
called to examine il. The canvass Was
painted all over red.
"Zoundsw said the purchaser. "what
have you hrres l ordered . scene Of
the Red Sea-
The Red Sea you have," said Ho-
garth, still smarting to have his talents
undervalued,
But where are the IsraeIitesT
They are all gone over"
"Apd where are toe Egyptians ]"
They are all drowned!"
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Am wmkwK,x. the said Act provides for q.
mcnding the Constitution Of the State OF North
Carolina 20 as 10 confer on every qualified voter
Cor the House Of Commons the tight to vote also
for the Senate:
Now, therefore, to the end that u may be made
kncwn that if the aforesaid amendment to the
Constitution shall be sgrced TO by two thirds 10
the whole representation in each house Of The
next General Assembly. il will then be submit.
ted 10 the people for ratification. have issued
this my Proclamation In conformity with the rro'
visions Of the beiose Iecited Act.
In testimony whereof, Dawn 8. REin, Cover
nor Of the State Of North Carolina, hath hereun-
TO set his hand and caused the Great Seal Of the
said State to be affixed.
ALL. Done at the City OF Raleigh, on
COX. the ,hiriy-iirst day Of December, in
S4NSE: the year Of our Lord, one thousand
y&SWyEE eight hundred and fifty one, and N
'sT the seventy year Of our lnde.
pcndcnce.
by the Governor, DAVID s. REID.
TuoxAs SErrLE, Jr., Private Sec'y.
Persons into whose hands this Proclamation
may fall, will please see that copy Of il Is post
cd up in the Court House OF their respective
Counties.
January H. l6-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-04-28

A Cute Boy James. my son, take
this letter to The pos. Office and pay the
postage Oh il"
The boy returned highly elaied. and
ssid, I" Father, | seed 10, Of men putting
letters in place. and when no one was
looking, l slipped yours in for nothing.
and bought ginger cake with the money.
Ain't | cute, pa"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-12

F .IIE Email. but txceeh i"
81 bout fry acres south side the Nilanstu'9 toa
nsar :ichnonG-2h from The Old Market A"em ,So ;,
81 The cleared, and considerable part no"
market rden lis fertility adaptation and con- -
OF the desirable places for masAs' Ise
ly 10 be had near tho city properly tanaed It lc. OF
his could very and easily made ron 's poS
bulldog tie with but lite expense u le rl y,
l. ha all recessaf! coR'tHe@es n ' "
eYcr!!en: springs Of on The place. t.,,,
Those wishing purchase VIII please can 1"' ea" ~
isiveo. u,.r,,e. a. tbs
PREMISES. or L. the subscriber lawn, u.crrSc.
Sept 23--cf S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-11-12
S,IE, :.ayD IL LOUISA.

sslEslN Ant III" Count i"u ~ L'iira
,;al Al public LOUIS. innrt f"nrc a. NuH.
~ 5"r t"ur LAY, -"
tracts 10 the children al 'e Sni '' a. iy'n"
in al iH, the wit'g- al liz. cry I''. s tract
nn,ai, r ,,ru ul adjoining The land III y VI Ncic
hoe ,uo hers. The other c"tdi aug G'ui ~ :
a. lands dnry I"ii' A"r Rot" : Ei!Is
ami others.
TERMS dollars viii he .lnd IN caa :" 'rJray ;hc
of The baac u purchase "iI ne Hy.
abc in and hcr the isI 80 INST
ih day ar n! 10 b. secured ~
satisfactory recnr: and deed Of rus on ~" a
Nav &c J.. ".