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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-26

1The N, Y. Express Of May 5th says Of
Lead:
We have no change to note in the market,
which, though 6rm, has been less active than
before the sales are $500 pigs Gslena at $40 /;
400 ii 44,7S; 1900 at $3.50, cash SO tons
superior English At rs; 100 tons Spanish, for
e. mi, At $50, cash, in bond.
Import from Jan. to April 80, 1852;
sssm Foreign Ports pig. 50.956
VoAsswise Forts, $3.50
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~We discover great beauty in those who
are not beautiful, ifthey possess genuine truthful
ness, simplicity and sincerity.
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The New York papers bring rumors Of pro-
J eted e0peditioa against Cuba, fitting out Il
that post. Doubtful.
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u HAe condition Of The streets 10 q little
more tolorable than heretofore.
II The river u falling rapidly.
Aeaousp.-Wc regret to learn that the steam
Any boat of Bogy and Gfegorie is hard aground
Il the upper end Of town, where she had gone
20 tow some RATS to the landing.
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Monx BLooM ERlsx.-Another National Wo-
meas Rights Convention 10 10 be held at West
chester. Pennsylvania, on the ed day Of June
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An EFFEcrINo SiGnT.-To see y. g man
swapping kisses With pretty girl.
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NOTICE.
SELLING OFF FOR, CASH
Ho! For California;!

HE subscriber would respectfully call the attention
OF the travelling public to the fact that he is now
prepared with new boat and wire rope to transport
elers, baggage fright, etc., Cedar river with
good speed and safety To those emigratng CaIior-
MIA, Oregon OF any point on the Missouri frem Wis
cnnsin, Northern Illinois and Iowa, he would say that
his ferry is situated in the lourishing town of Cedar
Rapids, ana on the most direct and expediioas
their destinations and the direct from Dubuque
to r.. Des Moines: Supplies of every description
be had in this market Corn, Oats, Pork, and all
cles needed by emgrants be purchased the
reasonable terms With these facts before the public
subscriber hopes for reasonable share of public patron
age.
D. w KING.
Cedar Rapids Feb. 2I,-dw3m.
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When 10 = man, like friendship, most severely
trStsd! Whsa ~ stands a loan.
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r. An enclosure has been erected around
abe market house. Well done.
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
OUCH as is used by the Farmer, Miner, Mechanic and
- House keeper
QUEENSW.4RE,
Among the best and most extensivestock in town.
GROCERIES
or all the various kinds together with various other
goods such Ladies and Misses ufs, (some very ne
Cotton Yarn, Carpet Bags Trunks, Window Shades and
Paper Curtains Carpetng India Mating, Carpet binding.
White goods; Shawls Of the Bay State and Empire Mills;
and lots of other things too numerous to mention.
Tony old Erie DIS and Customers I return my
thanks for their mort amidst all the temptations buy
goods cost of WI this has of late been the
Of and by fair deal and n prices, hope TO merit
a cOntinuancett conference.-the the public Gen
eral, would say, will sell Goods low any reg
ular House. Those who doubt it he easily made to
believe il, on examination. b. ]. OHALLORAN.
debts in exchange for Goods up to the GOTH of October
to cash prices. All those who know they owing
would confer great favor by settling up their
cannot afford any longer indulgence
Sept. % B OIIALLORAN.
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HATS, CAPS BoNNETS, AND ARTIFICIAL
FLOWERS.

| FLOWERS.
I'm WE receiving the largest and best stock
Of Hats, Caps, Bonncts. and Artificial Flowers,
- we have ever had, to which respectfully call
the and examination buyers II will he found
large, full anG complete. part Of which comprises the
| following:
SPRING STYLE FASHIONABLE HATS.
Moleskin; Beaver; Brush; Silk; Angola
Low CROWN HATS
A Angola; M ssasIs RUSSIAN assi%''e' hfo
SOFT FUR HATS:
Cashmere; Brush Beaver; Seal; M,iskrat
OF The California, Mexican, Jenny Lind, Parod Hun
MEMS, BOYS, AND cHILDREN's WOOL HATS, OF all CO
lors and grades, Of the following styles, viz:
Congress; Mexican; Hungarian, Montezuma;
Panama; Arsta Ashland; Sporting.
STRAW GooDs.--ErcHr HUNDRED CASES ASSORTED.
F1s"ss fes9 Ms'sa hss soInia
Coburg; California; Canada; Eice;
Dunstable; Pedal; IIungarlan Chip, &c.
Mems, Boys and Chldren's Plush, Cloth Velvets and
glazed OF different styles and quality.
cen, HossErs:-LADrEs' AND MISSES SPRING STYLES.
SILK and Satin; GOss Plain Lace; Grape and Ribbon.
Lace Neapotan; Dunstabe; Tnpoli and Satin; Coburg;
Spanish Aboni; Parodi and Chip; Queens Own; Pedal
White and co'd Chip; R and Straw; Gross embroider
Pearl; Hungarian AIbam; Milan; Tulid and satin Doron
american Chip; Embd Lace; Mated Straw; Leghor,
Rice and AIboni; Hungarian Chip Jenny Lind AdeaIde
Milan Chip; PAMELA plain and Fancy; Fr imp Lace, &c
BLooMERs.
Am. A!boni, French, Chip, and redal
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
5000 boxes assorted lunches, springs and wreahs of
American and French manufacture.
Our stock has been selected with unusual care, and
The greater part manufactured by us together with that
purchased from first hands, makes it superior to most
and unsurpassed by house The city for quantty
quality and cheapness.
All orders will meet with prompt attention, and guar
anteed to give satisfaction.
DAVID rEARCE co.
March 6.-d4m No. 100 Main ST. 81. f.onis.
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Exchange on st. Louis
Csox 4 sARorNr, JOHN c. HIoGIssoN,
Davenport Dubuque.
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- The weather yesterday was cod and
cloudy with Rim head.
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r. OOYL Els
CHEAP CASH STORE,

On Main. street, tet,neen Fourth and Fifth, merit
Door to John Simplot.s.
J,E subscriber bees leave inform the Of
Dubuque and surrounding country tina, he hasinst
supply of STABLE and FANCY DRY GOODS, Go
THING, GROCERIES, QUEENSWARE, which have
been bought the most advantageous terns and will,
BE- sold for cash nj the lowest r.mnnerating prccs
Country storekcep respectfully requested to call
and examine tile goods and rices before making prcIas
elsewhere Cne price only will he asked, and ahate-
made Amongst the stock wi be found the follow
ihgl
Superfine Black Cloth Fancy satin, silk & Bingham
Black and fancy cassliner cravatsScarlet blue and
Doe skins white wrappers, Sdrawers
Casmeret,cs, satinets, cot suspenders comforers,
ton goods Turkey red and madden
Nleache sheetings S4.I0-4 handkerchiefs.
Blue bleacbed and brown Green and blue barege Bloc
drings m corded skir-,
Blcachcd, brown & striped Swiss and jackonet insert
sl,rings; ings and edgings;
lluckabacks diapers towel se and thread inst rings
rugs; and edsings. black silk lace,
Crash, b'earieh and brown capnets, sewcd muslin col
dai,lask fablr cloth; lars and cuffs
! Red whit and yellow fan Black lace falls;
nel.; Ca Inn re, silk and wool
Bed tckngs, connferpancs, wool, cloth, Berlin, Lise
Carpet worp, cotton yarn aud cotton gloves;
| and batting; Boy fancy, plaid gray wool
dessatchels, Carpet bags nerino and ceton socks
and umbrellas; ad'es' merino, cashmere
Ginghams, calicoes, linseys and cotton hose,
| checked, jackonet Swiss, Threads sewing Il knitting
book, Victoria lawn and coffons, purses, CLASHES.
A!daena ns mohairs coburgs, phyr wool; ' - ~
! lustres and poplins Tapes reels, hooks and yes
De Lanes, printed cacOes Jenny Lind and Kate Hayes
French nlerinoes, CantOnt gown butt ms, pearl agate
fannels, cambrics, CAM linen and ivory buttons;
| brio handke rchief; Dressing, back and side
Brown Holland, Irish linen, combs, hair and cloth
| Oiled CLOTH table covers Goat Links
! Doyeys black velvet; Bay State long slIawls.
| Wadding, batting;
CLOTHING.
| Gentlemen's black cloth Cashmere and DoeskiT
| coa ks, flnslIing and blank pants
ct overcoats, quilting satin ludia rubber leggings,
and fancy vests
GROCERIES, &c.
Choice Impra Young TIy Pure cosnac Brandy, old Mo
son, Ooolong Il Souchong nongahrla and Ohio wills
| Teas. KEY,
Java and Rio Cof1ees Golden Syrup and s II mo
| Chocolate, cocos, lasses,
Loaf crushed, Clarifen and smoking and chewing TO
| brown sugars. bacco,
Sperm and tallow can Principe, Havana and She
| dies, root cigars
Cloves nutmegs, cinnamon, Fancy and plain soaps ndi
ginger and leppcr CO. lard OIL, tubs, buck
Table CUTLERY and queens cts, coffee mills,
| ware, &C. IRaisins, almonds, currr nts
| r. DOYLE.
| Nov. 15-dwy.
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BOOKS, BOOKS BOOKS.

090 00S5<
j. j. e. NORMAN,
BOOKSELLER. Stationer and Dealer in Periodicals,
CORNER OF JM.4LN AND SIXTH STREET,
OFFERS at the iorest prices, splendid lot Of Caho-
" lie and Miscellaneous books. The finest assortment
Of Catholic Prayer Books and Bibles brought to
Iowa, will be found there. Also, endless variety of
beautiful pictures, suitable for framing
GIFT BOOKS AND JUVENILS.
great variety style and prices for sale at Norman
Cheap Book and Drug Store corner main and sixth
.MOFFATS VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS AND
PHOENIX BITTERS
A resi- supply at Noman's Cheap Book and Drug
store.
SONG BOOKS.
ALL he new and popular song books of he day
sale at Normau's.
TALES AND NOVELS.
SlMM'S and MINTIRE'S London series oftales al d
novels for sale at Norman's, Nov 36-5mdV
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GOODS! GOODS!!

r AM now IN receipt If my entire FALL AND VII.
LITER STOCK OF GOODS. Please call at No 3, Clio
Building, and inspect my stock
Fv. GOODRICH
September, 30 -dw1v
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
Oils, Dus. Siufs, Windo,o Glass, Spices, etc.


No. /, Globe Building. Main Street, Dubuque Iowa
KEEPS CONSTANTLY FOR sale
At IHE LOVES PRICES,
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POWOeT, FOWUtr, FOWUCF.
TIME Subscriber offers sporsmen rifle and sporting
powder caps and shot Of every description selected
by one of yourselves Good SamGritan.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-05-26

DoRk BEEF, and LARD~A Good rticle. and for
= sale by the barrel pound, Ct ms Warehouse on
the landing. Also choice LOT Of Baeor Hams Sidet
snoaidsss' and warranted soed by G F. WEST
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Wooden yarn.

II HAVE just received assortment OF WHITE black
blue couded and blue mixed wooden yarn which will
sold cheap for cash. J. b. THOMAS,
sept 5-d-wy Nearly opposite the NAPLES Housed
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CHAMPAIGN BRANDY 25 YEARS OF ID
Cherry Brandy, and other improved brands.
Absent Suisse, Kcrcher Wasser,
CORDL4LS assorted,
Sweet Oil and White Wine Vinegar
Monongahela and CINCINNATI Wlliskey,
Imported and Domestic Gin,
Jomaica and Louisiana Rum,
Foreign and domestic fruit, etc. etc.
Oysters and Sardines,
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, Snuff,
Starch, Tea, Crackers, Almonds, Lemons Candle
Soap, &c. DESCELLES Il MICHEL.
Corner Iowa and 4th st
July 30, 1y.
A GOOD assortment of Iron Axles, Buggy sprin
IA 81 ith's Bellows, Mouse Hale and American 4
WIS, Crowbars Sledges, Hammers, &C., in store and
sale by FARLEY & CHRISTIAN
Aug I3 IS5I-Iy
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Directory.

FROM FORT DIES MONIES TO COUNCIL. BLUFF
AND EVANSVILLE.
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HAVE for Sale at my Ware House on the Landing 80
Bushes of Pennsylvania Corn for Seed 1t is; prime
article Of the Small red Cob kind Farmers cali and
| supply yourselves at fifty cents Bushel
G. R. WEST
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"PREsERvE ALIKESEss WHILE you GAS. Eos Xft INV
LOVELY MUST Rave AN END"
Wv cKV-IIGHT
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OFFICE of Literary Board.

81 RALEIGH FeDTua'y 80 g,
T1HE President and Directors of the Literary ur
have adopted the following kegua.ieS s.mn Lands
formation of persons wishing 70 Pu''"'7
applicant mos his be be
Su'rey -, surveyor who must make out TWO '"if
Mats of the same accurately setting forth the i0c"'O
p'a ,'.1ar;es distances, and number OF acres =.
Two disnterescd and credible persons TO DC uesis
t., Nv the Clerk of the County Court, shall exame
49, ,nj and on OATH assess the value thereof suos;I'o
iog their names thereto. The Justice OF the Feace
lore whom the affidavit is made must certify the SAINT
a The Clerk of the County Court must certify 10 inc
SIGNATURE of the Justice of the Peace and also that Tue
nersons selected to value dsinerested creoloiG anu
believed to be acquainted with the value OF the ianu:
a. The applicant will then send the papers 10 'liiS
free informing the Board whether he wishes 10 pay '
or purchase on time :. al .Lo poord
When these regulations complied with, the noasu
will decide upon the applications and II inc ;I, H
and payments shall appear reasonable 'ne
confirmed and upon the payment OF the voU
nov a deed will he executed. Where credll Is sl''"'
bond with approved security will be required
The Board respectfully invites bids;
DAVID s. REID,
Er-Ofcio Pres. LIT Board,
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aI;ke to the Pontick Sea

Like to the Pontick Sea
Whose icy current and compulsive course
Meier feels retiring ebb, but keeps due
TO the Propontick and the Hellespont."
% the undyng fame bright the blaze of sunset haos
Ser the laurel BROW deservedly accorded to those
Truly fortunate and well-known Exchange and Lot
terry Brokers,
PYFER & CO.,
No L. Light street. Baltimore, Md.
Will keep due on until their popularity extends from
the lev capes of Labrador the scorchng sands of Nu
bias Desert until the hosannas Universe exto their
name prolonged shout that shall ghten tho reign
of chaos and sare sacred echo from her governed sleep
stIn lazy apathy let stoics boast"
The grateful praise received from every section of this
bounGess continent from those who have been snatched
from brink of despair by the unrng efforts of these
far famed and popular lottery agents the only reward
they covet devotng their energies to the publics
service; to them praise wages, the immense amount
PYFER, g. CO.
The truly fortunate and far famed Lottery Brokers,
No. l, Light Street, Baltimore,
Have accomplished by presenting the public monthly
schedule of unsurpassed schemes Of legal and
sble Lotteries has golden opinions from all sortso
people.
Tn to our correspondents through
out the country very brilliant and elegant schemes
for the month of March, enjon those whose exPec-
ations fully realized in February In the Ian
guage of the poet, to
Attempt the end and never stand in doubt,
Nothing so hard, but search will find it out
We call attention to
900 Dollars in Prize Money splendid Prizes,
sold in the month of February, 1852.
All paid and on file at No. l, Light Street. Our luck
still in the ascendant
$50 OOO Nos. Is 70 rs package whole tickets SEM
to Indiana $25 900 Nos 43 SIS package half tickets
sent to Ohio. $4,000, Nos l6 SO A. package quarter
tickets Alabama. $4,000, Nos 10 10, II, sin
gle whole ticket, sent to South Carolina $4,000, Nos
81 a. g. package half tickets sent to Tennessee
OOO Nos 40 81 &c. package quarter tickets sent to Norf
Carolina. Every price, but one was drawn in packages
brilliant Schemes for March, 1852.
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For the Cure OF
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRON-
CHITIS, GROUP, ASTHMA, WHOOP-
ING COUGH AND CONSUMPTION.

This invaluable remedy for all diseases of the hroat
and lungs has attained celebrity from IT'S untnr
cures never equalled by any other medicine oe!ole
Other preparations have shown themselves p0n1ut,
and sometimes effected notable cures but none mas 80
so fully won the confidence of every community ~h.L
il ia known After years of trial in every climate, tne
results have indisputably shown 1t TO possess ma ~,
this dangerous class of diseases. wniGn cou ma
fail to attract the attention of Physicians, Paens anu
the public at large See the statements, not OF
individuals and from far distant places but OF men
are known and respected hroughout the country "A
The widely celebrated Surgeon, Dr. valentine Null
of New York City, says:
1t gives me pleasure to certify the value ana emca
CIV of Ayers Cherry Pectoral which CONSIDER Pecu,
c arly adapted to diseases of throat and lungs
Dr. Perkins, the venerable President of the vermont
Medical College, of the eminently learned Physl'
clans of this country writes the Cherry Peeora IS eA
used in this section where it has shown I'M
mistakabe evidence ofs happy effects upon Polios'y
diseases.
HANOVER, OHIO, April 8, 1880.
Dear Sir: wish could tell all that suffer with a
couuh what YOUR Cherry Pecoral has done tor me- II
does seem they might be benefited by the information
had lung fever which left my lungs weak anu Imam
ed BEING yeIy feeble and unable gain strength at
nv friends thought [ must sink in consumption l
had no Appetite and dreadful cough was as wearing
me away began to take your beautiful meoicine oy
the clergyman, who had seen s eects oeoIe
1t eased my cough first, and gave me rest at night In
less than fortnight could eat we'll and my cough nao
ceased be Troublesome, my appetite returned ana my
food nourished me, which restored my strength.
Now after five weeks, we'll and strong, with no
other help than your Cherry Pectora Yours with re-
spect, JULIA
10 in conformity with my views of her case and her
cure by Ayers Cherry Pectoral JOSEPH DEAN.
The above named Joseph Dean, and Julia, his VIE,
are personally known to me, and implicit confidence
SAMUEL C. VAN DERWENT,
Pastor ofthe Baptist Church.
PREPARED and sold by James C. Aver, Practical Chem
isl, Lowell, Mass.
Sold in Raleigh by Williams, Haywood s. Co., and
by Druggists throughout the State.
January 6, 1852 9Ol-wSm.
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IS Eagle HOTEL" Chapel Hill, for Sale

TINE Proprotress of this we'll known and profitable
establishment having realized sufficient income to
her in resuming the quiet of private life of
fers the public generally the opportunity of bidding
for its advantages.
The citizens of the State well acquainted with
the advantages of its position, that but few remarks
necessary to complete their information.
The Hotel itself possesses all the requrments of room
and comfort which its purchasers desire 1t has ca
pacity for the accommodation of hundred and fifty
boarders, and the and rapid growth of the Uni
versy adjacent makes it easy matterto possess such
or even greater number of students.
In addition this the frequent travel through Chap
Ell Hill gives the HOTEL (beng the only in the place.
transient custom equal to any in the State.
The lots and stables adjoining extensive and COM
modious and the country market supplies abundanty
and profitable terms much of its provisions
Tbs terms of sale require third of the price to
be paid taking possession. note with safe security
and time OF payment suited to the convenience of the
purchaser the reasonable demands for the remain
der.
If further information he desired concerning the in
ducemens to purchase, the President of the University
any other resident of the village, will furnish it
Possession be obtained any time, after the LIST
of May. Apply to ANNE s. HILLIARD.
Chapel Hill, N. G. Feb. 81, 1851. 81
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N. G.. Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY.
OFFICE RALEIGH, N. c.
THIS Company continues to insure the lives of all
i healthy White persons and Slaves
The greatest risk taken a single life is $4,000.
Slaves insured for term of one to five years for
3ds their value.
DIR. Chas. E. Johnson, President,
VIM. D: Haywood, Vice President,
ames F. Jordan, Secretary,
VIM. H. Jones, Treasurer,
Perrin Busbee, Attorney,
DR.. VIM. H. Mckee, Examining Physician
]. Hersman, General Agent
All losses are paid within 80 days after satisfactory
proof Is presented.
Blanks and Pamphlets showing the plan of operation
Of the Company, may be had application at the Of
flee, or any of the Agencies All letters on business
should be addressed to JAMES F. JORDAN,
Secretary.
april 20, 1901. al
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MILTON FACTORY AND MILL.

b. BARRETT & J. D. NEWSOM, Having
- spurchased Mr.. Thomas w. Holdens interest in
the Milton Cotton Factory and Mills Lands, Tenements
ana debts due the Firm Z. Barrett, NewsOm & Holden
viii continue the Manufacturing and Milling business
Ihey are now putting in operation a set Of Wooden
Machinery, for the purpose Of manufacturing
"OOLE.N g GODS,
and will also have two good CARDING MACHINES
in order the ensuing season. which will not only afford
market for the sale of Wool but enable planters get
Domestic WooIens, Cotton Goods,
and also Wool Rolls of the first quality.
ihey have in their employment the most experienced
mechanics and will endeavor merit public patronage
BARRETT & NEWSOM.
Milton, March rs, 1851. Eft
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Office of N. G.. Mutt. I'm. Co.

}
TNHE Board of Directors of the North Carolina Mu-
tua Insurance Company, at their annual Meeting
held in this City. the 18th day of January, 1852,
levied an assessment of 81 per cent on all premium
Notes of the Company outstanding the 18th day of
December, 1851.
This with one-nalf per cent levied September End,
lS49 per cent levied November 9th, 1850, and
per cent levied September sth 1851 will make six per
cent all notes subject to assessment the 2nd Sep
dmber, ls49, and remaining pred and uncanceled
on the 18th of December 1851.
These under the provisions of the Act of
Incorporation, will be payable before the goth day
of April 1852. All persons having premium notes in
the Office will please remit the thereon with
title delay practicable.
By order of the Board,
JNO c. PARTRIDGE, Sec'y.
Raleigh, Feb. ls. 1882 29-td.
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A Farm and Beautiful Residence
FOR SALE.

!INHE Subscriber, wishing to remove to the South.
L west would sell his lands in Cumberland county,
upon reasonable and accommodating terms.
There about 2,700 5000 acres all lying in one
body, and of which 400 500 in cultivation.
The Plank Road of the Joint Stock Company, from Fay
etteve to Raleigh, will within mile of the re-
silence Most of the lands that in cultivation lie
within three miles of the Cape Fear river adjoining the
lands of John g. Williams and others.
The above situation is very desirable, from the fact
thatt is surrounded by the best of neghbos and society,"
The subscriber might say much more by way of in
ducement; but he deems it unnecessary those wish
ing to purchase can call and see for themselves.
The above lands can be divided to suit purch-
Any further information be given by application
to the subscriber by letter addressed him Kings
bury, Cumberan County, N. C..
D. s. WILLIAMS.
February 9, 1852. 2s-6t