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DOANOKCFOIS SALE.-Tbcu up,I.r.;yne,

ariing under decree Of the Cir
cut Court Of the city If William -bur" and county ii
Jnmes City. rendered the lsth day of November lSj
i'll oie, at public sale. Charlotte Court House, "n
Monday the 9th day Of Spe nber that being C.urt
day. the valuable known Mi Idle Quarter. be-
ing that ortion ofte Roanoke assigned Judge
Beverly Tukr in the division Of the lands of ohm RAN
dolph and upon which is the Mansion House of Mr..
Randolph. Middle Quarter lies in the county Of har-
otfe the Stunton River and contains about sixteen
hundred acres. upwards of fur hundred 6nr river
low grounds The highland is Of good quality. with
buniance of wood.
The depot OF the Richmond and Danve Railroad at
Seunon river I" which point the rond is graded,
is about miles dtart and accessible by good road
aud also by navigation the river
The commissioners empowered to divide The land,
should they deem it advisable.
TERMS OF SALF:-The purchase money be paid in
three eqnu annual insralnerts. carving interest fr,n
day of January 1888 Bonds with approved security
will he required The purchaser whave the privilege
pf seeding crop this fall, and full pos session given the
LIT of January
The estate will he show To any wishing
inc IT, by the tenant the premises. and far aDv
further information address T.. NJ Thonpson Williams
burg, Va. af. ~
r MoNTAGU THOMPSON, I coa..;r.
JOHN r. RYAN. COMMISSIONER
Tt,ly ii
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RAILn0AD AND CANAL.
ID icih m oud nmA DanviI,e Raiiroed

ANChANrE Or hOlfS--on and alter Thursday,
Iuis 1T. 1859. regular passenger train will run be-
tween Riehmnrd and the Jnucfnp. connerting at the
Junction with Flag & Co.'S line Of Stages for Burkeve,
Charuuir Court House. Halifax Court House, Da: Vile.
Milton und Grc-nshorough. The train viii stop for pas
-.ngers only the fl"wing D"i"i. Manchester, Pr
white. R..hou'- Coal6-d. Tofnahawk, Pow hatan, Mat
tax Sc.dt' Sh"p. Amelia Court House. Wyanoke and
Jrnnin Orsiirsry.
L.--v- Richmond every day exreP' Sunday al o'clock
A. VI. Returning leave tl. Ju.cti"n al 2:30. y. NJ.
Children 3. and not over IL wears of age, half
price any poira- except the Two hrsrnnmed. Ser
yn travelling ty themselves must he firni he'd with
passes that he r.tainen the ficr and
il be 'r-ssy stated the pass tha, they per-
mi,ted 90 the freight train will leave
Richmond every Wedn. sday. Purtie. fr~ar,hg goods
have Them tire ground the previous evr' ing.
B.-Thr Stage i.nv"s the Ju-cfnn every Tuesday,
Thursday and Sa,Lrlay il ronnertio, with the ah"v.
n..nt- aud rrfuring meets ~" at the point
every Monday Thursday aud Saturday.
rnronel Tcke from Rrhm md to DtI.vlr. $40
do do do Gracn-hoIo' : l2
Thraigb passengers not prnviiag t,emse.v"- " ith
t;r.t will e ronsil.d way pass. Dgcrs, chars
ed an iic,..a-c drafe OF fare.
iv LAS JOHN ". OSBORNE. Sui.t.
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OEB - 'Igtft
rev If David w Terry, fur sale his TRACT or LAND
in the county of Campbei., us in the neignhorhood o
Noun. Ziznn and eighteen miles from Lynrhburg. I'D
iui,;ag the lands of Wm. W. Matthews, VIM. Moore
and others. asia &C., ~ -..-... f f..+.f
This contains 95S ncrea. is in a fine neighhor-
hood. ia well watercd a.d has ita good comorahls
DrfHine HomN with the necessary houses. This
tract of lsd is well worthy the attention Of those wish
ing to purchase lsnds 'a'- FL. ie
not seid by private sale before the 14th day of Sep
tember next fuesdsy will then be sold the prem
ises at public auction. 70 ~ liis s1tlt Ilifu-
Mr. NJ. Bailey (who now resides the place) VIM.
Matthews Esq, will show 1t any person wishing
purchase. - -4.r
TERMS liberal, and a sde known on application.
-H ia isfag, EDW. D. CHRISTIAN. 4
Agent and Attorney for David w. Terry.
July l5-wtds "
Republican Gerry and cbnryr David w Terry.
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SALES..-By virtn- .i "A deed
l. of trust executed by John J. Phaup. the under
signed the 9TH day Of February. 1852, for certain
purposes therein mentioned shall Saturday. the 3l-
tay of July, 1852, the hour of 10 o'clock A. NJ. in
front of the market house, in the city Of l>nchhurg pro-
ceed to sell public auction for cash 100 val
liable land, heavily timhered Said lai is situated
Gamblers M"untun. about four miles from Lynrhburg
ad jons the lands of General d. Rodes and n. Pat,e
and is valuable for its wood Per.ons desiring
purchase requested view the land before the day
Of sale. WM. NJ. CABEIL Trustee.
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One Of tbe toast, drank At recent celebration was,
woman! shs requires no euogy--shs can speak ~
h~rsslIr s7h-7Af'ti
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GALE OF LAND.--IN OBEDIENCE 1oA

- - LIZ Of LA NDs..1N OBEDlENCE i y
~ decree of the county Court of Amherst county, pro-
nouncei in the ot Edwards o.. Jones, &c. The
undersigned will on the of 9h August next, the se
IN front "i Amherst Corthouse sell to the highest bid
der. the TRACT OF LAND lately h. Id by E.izab-tI,
Edwards. as d"w~r in the estate oi Thomas Edwards
~ deed Said Tract of Lani contains 100 A 4.
IL cres; is situated VIM ii. Ha r!>on's Tay-
ern. il tue county of Amherst. the hend waters of
Porrdge Greek. This Tract has it the ua Build.
ines for small Farm; good Orchard Spring &c.
TERMs.-A credit of one and two years for the pur
chase money the purchaser giving bond and approved
curty therefor, and the title aimed ultimate secu.
rfy. WIN. NJ. CABELL. }
wM. T. YANCEY. COM RS.
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Ia ob''ence To decree s'IOuuced ty the circuit
Of franklin county, the 18Th day May 1872.
in the of Thomas j. Holland an Wnrield Price.
against Thomas s. Keen and others. shall. Thurs
day the 30'h day Of September. 1852. tr for -air
the premises mt public anct,n the highest bidder all
tn" lands b"onsng to the sad Thomas Keen. sIruated
en Snow Crrk in Franklin county. Is miles Southeast
from Franklin Courthouse. containing 473 Acres.
This land is considered very valuable. and pcr,on-
wishing to purchase land would do well to attend thi.
>ulr.
TERas.--The aforementioned land i'll be sold upon
n crediI u tive. and three wears equal instruments.
The purchaser will be required give bonds with good
nerI"nal security. for the payment Of the purchase
the title the land will ncd until all the pur-
chase money pail and the baud held subject to resale
in dr;,uit of the payment Of the purchase money.
Jul, 22-t.}0S HUGH NELSON Comr.
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~ G1Rl4...In obedi-nre +" the provision # II
deed If executed 10 iy jain rhnur. bearing
date the-iay If Feb uary. 1852 and iu:y recorded
in the Clerk. fiji e nf Hastings Court for the ci,y of
Ivnchburg shall on Saturday, th. 3lsI day OF Juy.
sj2.at IL o'cock A NJ in fnt If the market hnu.e
Lvnchburg -ell publ aurtinn for Cash, avery vnlua
bIe girl about IL years of age.
Ju,v II r9iiy WM NJ. CAREJJ. Trustee.
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1.-TWO VALUABLE ESTATES FOR
J. SALE. AS the commissioner appointed in the
s,lt of Pollard. guardian &c against Henderson and
others; "if.r for sale TRACT OF LAND. contain
~ ing COG ncr~s, lying this place. This land
-. wirh the exception of about 60 is in orig
nal woods well 1nbed. and ientto the James
River Clni at Lock SO There is n Stream on this es.
tate -utfri,nt :. drive circular Saw, which makes it
most desirable property persons engaged in the Lurn
ber business. Mnst oft is good Tobacco and grain
hand. There ia also he'd of limestone Of good quality
also of-r for sale. FARM on the waters Of Bent
Creek lying within three mites of the Canal better re-
cess to which will be had by the Bridge now COZ.
structing across the River. The Farm confirms about
~ 700 acres. ofwhich. about 400 are cleared: in
- fertile condition, having been under clover and
plaster tor the past IL years. carefully surfaced and
desdrained and very productive. There is about 60
acres of Greek and Branch ats extremely rich. The
soil is mostly RED. 1t ia divided into FIVE fields and
two lots, with excellent fencing and gates and each
field and lot beautifully watered; and the well
adapted either grass for stock Farm the pro-
'iuction of gain and Tobacco The buildings CON i,t Of
good Dreiine Hoase. kich.n. Negro hosses. Stab'es
Corn honses. and Barns with tonr To6.,cco hous-
cs and other buildings the Carts, Wagons and
Tools from exposure. The 800 in woods. are
well Timbered and of ii line Tobacco land. Thesr
estates will be- sold sit the purchaser and
the tracts divided if desired. ANDREW WHITE.
July l5-w2m Bent CrerI. .Apnon,aitox Co..
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CTEAM EN1ziN + foR SALOON K...o,,


1
, or SAFE, lot OF BELL METAL KETTLES that
superior to any We have in this market.
P,re- very low. Also very fine lot TEA kET-
TIES. Sc. -.- 80 -.
ie Hts AGREE & MuRRILI
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iSoixSaTr April i2ifi 1852
vUNNH Subscribers have themssv fnr thu.
i rurn".e "f r"ndurtiuc in this City Tobacco
nssa Grnrr3l Com ~ iSsiOss Business
under the Firm Of kESskrTS pupLEr. and respectful
" solicit y"ur patronage our Business will be rxrIu.
sivriy Commits Basiaoss; aud experience m
y years by senor partner. active Mercantile if. in
this iy and determination the part of both to pro-
the nt~rest af friends will hope secure Ia,
u'~--lsusrort. W. prrlar. Ia max the usual
4 Iva ronsisunents in hand. and purchs Sc.
Prodacr. &c "n the ---fumary term>. We viii accuy
IN Large al omn,..iious Warrhnuse Ne IA PutIi.
L1nd;n- JNO. KENNETH.
mn, 81 --6n 4fl JNO. W DUDLEY
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DLDa OMD LAND FOR sALE.--BY

- virtue al deed o trust executed to Samu, Clay
ter (nnw dec'd) and the undersigned. by the late John
Scott of the r"unly Of Bedford. and bearing date the
Both lay "f December. 1924, and duly recorded in the
rierk office Of nid ty for certain purposes
therein mentioned shall proceed sell at public nuc-
ton Saturday the 3st day Of July the prem
iss. the Tract of L,n r,r,l in said deed ror tni,-
ing about Trio Hundred omi Etgh,y-Sesyn Acres. ~
one Rod and eight Poics be the NOR. or less. 20
The said Land j. Situacd the Snth side o Bedford
county. and adloins the lands of James Austin. John
Scott James Wondord and others The pure as,r will
he rquired to pay much of the purchase money in
cash will he necessary discharge the balance of the
debt secured said deed which vet due and unpaid
and the cost of sa; such credit will be- given the bal
Of the purchase n"n-y the legatcs of said Scot,
may desre all Of which will be made known tie day
uf sale
Th.' sad La ID will be conveyed the purchaser with
y'ectaf rasvnnty. DAVID w. QCARLES,
In ~ oS -,3I.v Survv;rp Trns,.c
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TO SliOEMAKERS,-I have on hand =
L very superior articles VI Hsmlock Sole Leather.
may 10 q. LOCKWOOD.
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$. DIUGUID 4 SONS.
VUME SUBSCRIBERS having obtnined

VNuE SUBSCRI d f lkS having obtained the
exclusive ri. .ht of re'uiline Fishs Metallic Burial
Cases. take this method Informing he people . Lynch
burg an the surrounding Country thai they have in
| their Main street. lot of the above Ca
Of different sizrs. |, would be difficult task give
adequn.e impression Of these Cases without pers"n-
al in-pection they p. recy air tight and ndestrc-
te and for protecting and preserving the Dead, for
ordinary intrrmcnt for wants. for sportation
superior anything of the kind befure invented Those
unfortunate enough need the above Cases can he
supplied hv s. DlUGUlD & SONS.
Undertaking in the usual style also promptly attend
ed s. D. & SONS.
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A CARD.-TIIE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res
N pecttuy nsk u continuance ot the patronage so
long bestowed upon him. the and in
h. connerinn he de. ms it proper nsk all who are
indebted I" him q come forward and settle their ac
counts without delay
There claims of long standing. which | must
close up, and 1t il exrerted that all who know them
selves to be- indebted will pay attention to this notice
s. DIUGCID.
Jan s-ts
Republican and Express. copy times week for
| threr month and rharye Eirvini,u
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MECHANICAL.
-. $50 Aax EUkeNACE COOM1Nea
. RANGE AND STOVE WAkE.1IUusE.--1he


~ undersigned tnkes this method Of inf,rming The
public that he has hand and Il constantly receiving
from the principal northern Munufacturcs, Furnaces,
Ranges S,nve- &c. Of the latest aud desirable
.tylcs Among his assortment he found Chilsoh :
Patent Hot Air Ventiiatng F-.-- r warming and
ventatiug Churches, Public buildings, Facfories. and
Dwellings. Also. COOKING RANGES the most
p~te aud onomicnl for cooking in
Having had long experience in the anc "p"rni"h
Il Furnac-s aud Ranges. and by giving bis Personal at
entinn the setting aud fitting 1t them mp. he is
6lc, that trial Is u;nt satisfy eae of tier
sarrfie,i,, vverans other arrangement Tor heal aud
rorsing i.r,rno.cs.
u, ,nni i ,as. R,sp~r,neIt uf Stoves. Coal Crates.
Rrgi,i.r,. pp., S.eet L"s Lead Pipe, Hollow Ware,
&c.
sup rirr Also, iu' -uPpiy Of Tin brit'ani"
aud Jsppannei Wars. Htofesair and Refaa. Ills
farr- for manufacturing Tia Ware such, t:,at he
i,-is assured tlnl he make it far tho interest
Mrrclants abroad u.d all otrrs in ca AZ the
Men $ ore. np ouA EnS 81 ile. .uain Street. and
i- his stock ~ for, t'ircli sing
lie would ni-o tcn".r his tia KS to the people ."
Lynchhurg and its vicinity tor the se .i''rra patron
,sr extended to him DUNG lis short residence her.
tnd hopes by nrntiur his business nsfii
;oitnuanc- OF the same.
M,r l:,--'s G. s. BLISS.
T INC.1AT.sG EOUN JRY.--rar hu.
IL meas .,rrrt-tprr cuu'iucted under the firm I.
81 q. =. DiUGUiU viii coItinur in future
.tyle of
BV'CUtp T. BROTHER,
md they take ti,i- or, ,,irnify return ti.
the public f..r 'l.. very 'cr, patronage IT, i..
Ut. * &. y. b.1g3i;. and beg con q
W. hrvecf nand - ofTon.cco S.r.~, -" AIS
ss.a fobareo Frsh a.. Iorrs nu', ,rus r.-i oints
fall !rscr;p'i, . W, u airing 'isi h,.H rast.
rhrcstins Machines. &c &, s..
!. DIutIUID.
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r. CONT AT LASF.-CTIAKLES A.
"a EtAaD. WATCH NAKaR 4 JEwrLER. Lunch
- .a.g. Ia would resper,,uly cali the arten-
'J. .. the g.izrns Of Lvncburg ard the surrounding
',untry. hi. hre and splendid of Watch
Jewelr, rd Si just received frnm he North.
Il the latest styles and patterns, selected by himself
with great suit this market. From his long x
oerircc in the Watch and Iewery business he fiat
tiers himself that he please the fstidious-
A. for his workmanship. he leaves il these that be
done Judge All he asks is a tr;al.
II you perfcct, satisfied and il his goods are
exactly what he recommends them be- he binds
himself to redouhl, the money and charge for the
goods.
Old Gold and Silver taken in exclarge for anything
in my line. G. A. EVARD,
Marcel, is doors above Exchange corner.
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NOTICE TO Carpems; or HOUSE
In DUiLDERS.-The subscriber would inform Tia,
community that he has hand good lot Of the esi
Pine Timber that Virginia viii afford and Giving ever,
week. all Of which will h. sold low for cush good pa
per. --
JAS. s. .CREWDSON Com. Merc't.
On 'ke posia.
". B.-Bills for finuses received and tlcd the
shortest notice Timber well dried il .sired ll
Arg.7-,. t.a-gaua l. J, sc
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I)ty, VA, Is now open for the reception al visit
whu may now lie IN search of health, pleasant
Summer The medical virtues of the Bufaio
Springs well knuwn hy those win, have tried them
t" b. un-urpa,se for Dy-psia an for all diseases par
king of debility, and for th, invaluable hra ing pro,
-rties generally rhc Bowling Ally will be open us u
-ual. The table shall b" uri- he'd in aud COM
Portable manner. Lynchhurg musicians have been cnga-
grd for the Distance from Lynchburg the
Springs 26 miles, board per week 81. less than week
sl25 per day. Horse per week $50, less tha, week
- :. per day. good four horse Stage will be run
twice u week. (or otener it il should be necessary he-
tween Lynchburg and the Springs commencing on the
3rd af July 1t will leave Lynchhurg every Tuesday
aud Saturday at O'Clock A NJ return Mondays and
Fridays. fare for adult $l.25. Office Mr. Dil.rrl;.
Hotel. |. HtTE
In. LILA
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NCIIEGHG MARBLE NAIID..
IL JOIN b. GiDDESS a. BRO Proplie ors, to,
me. l. Of B-tsmo,e-tla,e opened thi, establishment
Jpui,g the Nh-unir ia!l and Posi OEce, and pre-
cared a.. orders their line. aud keep
startlv ~ hand II large n -urtme,.f 4 f FfNLSHEI,
MARBLE WORK. at N"rther" prices. such US
Pi;sin sla.d OrMa ssse Ma0i m Nlarl,le Mam-
ties, Monuments, TOmbS, Grave
Stones, &C..
Prepared # !Lr les An. rcgn and italian Marble
Carvn- n,d Lettering promptly executed with neat
ness and di- rairh
Our Gnvc Stones merit particular attention in form
ize s,y and qusli,; they suited To the and
circumstances nf all Orders from the pune
tuaiiv attended without an additional expense oi
r'oxne tlrayace ,.d carefully packed GO safe any
distance. April l2-ts
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NJ EW CONCEkN.-wet the undersigned an
noupce To our friends an. the public generally,
that we have formed co-rnrtnership under the firm
and style of q
WHITE Il TERRY,
for the purpose Of doing GENERAL COMMISSIONS BusI-
We have taken the large aud well enclosed lot
the Canal. Messrs. Crewdson Il Crank, for
purpose Of receiving Lumber Wood. Coal Sc.
-igrment. We ew also att nd TO the sale OF obacco,
Corn Flour, Lime and Country produce generally
We haite- ourselves that oug experience in busi-
and extensive acquaintance with the citizens
m Lynchburg. win enable obtain the very hest price
produce consigned to We hope by strict atten-
finn business merit portion of the public patronage
Our .tfc- at present at Wn,. A. Whites Mill .. q.
r q. ....-, ..- r. d. -.- WIN. A. WHITE,
+ June7- WM. b. TERRY. G
GTEAM ENtf1N Z FOR SALEUN KrAsosA.
~ Bile Judiths DAM of II horse power
Locomotive Boiler of approved construction. has run
.niy months Apply TO John d. Albums. Judith's
Dam. Capt s. McCorkie Lynchburg. the undersigu.
ed .-.-.t,, H.. -.. d, s. WALTON.
Semi 15ts "A 'tN=fr- ia-
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-05-12
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

L USI received and for sale at the Drug Store o
uary Goth, 1852.
Artichoke-Green Globe.
Aparagus-Gant.
speckled French, Six Weeks, Horticultural Pole, and
Large Lima Butter.
Beets-Early Blood Turnip, Long Blood, Yellow Su-
gar, French and Sugar
Cabbage-Early May. Early York. Large York, Ear
" Drumhead, Early Sugar Loaf, Premium Winter
DFumh cad Large BergeR Green Globe Savoy Pre-
Carrot-Early Horn, Long Orange, and Atringham.
Caulifower-Early and Late.
Celery-White Solid, Rose Coloured, and Silver
Giant.
Cucumber-Early Frame, Early Cluster, Long Green,
White Turkey, and Small Gherkin.
Corn-GoIden SIOUX, Mammoth Sweet, Phil sdelpkia
White, Tuskarora.
Egg Plant-Purpe and Large Round
Lettuce-Royal Cabbage, Ice Coss, Brown Dutch,
and Early Silesia.
Pine Apple. Yellow Canteope, Green CIron, Nutmeg.
Skllman's fine netted and Beechwood very fine.
Mustard-White and Brown.
NaSturtium.
Onion-Whte Portugal, Silver Skin, Large Red and
Yellow Dutch.
Okra.
Parsley-Double Curled and Myatt's Garnishng.
Parsnp-Large Dutch, Sugar, and Long Smooth.
Peas-EarlY Ceco Multi, Early Washington Bishops
Prolific, Dwarf Marrowfat, Sugar edible pods) and
Tall Marrowfat.
Radish-Long Scarlet, Early Short Top, Cherry Tur-
nip, White Turnp, and Black Spanish.
Rhubarb-Myatt's Victoria.
Satisfy or Vegetable Oyster.
Spinage-Summer and Winter.
Squash-Early Bush, Crook Neck and Autumnal
Marrow.
Tomato-Large Red, Round Red, Large Yellow and
Pear hap d.
Sage, Fennel, and Lavender.
January Goth, 1852. -22
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EGYpT,s BEAUTEOUS QUEEN,

Whose peerless charms brought to her feet the PROUD
of Gaul Egypt and Juba, received their
KinGly homage with divine condescension, and as she
saw them gaze in silent admiration upon her machlesS
loveenss she is supposed to have remarked Cleopatra
name shall fiji the highest mich IN the temple OF tame
Int the fair Queen never committed more palPanle ef-
ror than when she imagined that her name would take
precedence of those
Truly fortunate and far famed Lottery Agents ana
Bankers,
PYFER & co.
M l. Light street, Baltimore, Md.
Whose fame will far transcend the history OF Csa
Concuhine the flashing genius of Metellus Clmoet
transcribed the blunt intellect and trucuent nature
The suffering keeper of Nimrod's Hounds.
"WuAr NEws THE RIALro!
In the famous suit against Antonio the Merc4snt Vi
Venice the mercilcss Jew Shylock exclaimed " every
jucat in six thousand duca were in six parts anu eN
ery part a ducat would not draw them" But the
Cum IN NoRrH CAROLINA
who drew on the 10th of April, the magnificent capta
prize of $50 1855 Dollars! for outlay OF 90 Doilars
have already drawn for their easily acquired Tor
tune.
PRIZES PAID IN GOLD.
$5O,2S5. sold to a Cubl in North Carolina.
$4,000, sold in Crawford county, hentucky'
$4,000, sold to Planter in South Carolina.
$4,000 sold to a Merchant in Florida.
$4,000, sold TO a Club in Tennessee.
$1,000, sold to a Farmer in Pa.
Every drawing sell the prizes
brilliant Schemes for May, 1907
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Valuable Property for Sale i'm the
CITY OF RALEIGH.

I OFFER for sale my House and Lot situated in the
l Eastern Ward, near the residence of Dr. Josiah O.
Watson, containing acre, or less. This sfua-
ton is capable of being made of the desirable
residences in the City, and although better improved
than most any residence in Raleigh yet, with very
little outlay of money could be made of the places
we read off, 1 about three-fourths of acre of
ground adjoining, which added to it would make su-
GENTLY capacious for gentleman Of talents and pleas
ure !" to peramhuate infhe shades of evening, nhae
the sweet scented zcpr listen the song the night
bird, and hold communion with the nyhnphs that play
upon the beams he may view the "sany decked
heavens and mediate upon the science of Astronomy.
Persons wishing purchase will make application to
RICHARD P. F1NCH Esq, who is my agent and empow
cred to make sale. deem any further description
necessary as no will purchase without first examn-
ing the premises. GEORGE L. GOULD resides the lO
and will take pleasure in showing the house. lot and i'm
provements. THOMAS M OLIVER
April 25th, 1852. 43-f