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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-01
"a SAkykB1E3EsG ana Harness
y 49, NiANuFAGIORN. -Tlic snbsriiher tnke.

m 1sA> MANDATORY. The subscriber takes
n this method Of Informing h4 cu'iomcrs
and the public ecncrally, tha' Ice j. manulae-
turing and viii Keep constantly On hand, lnrgc
and general assortment Of Saddles, Saddlchaqs.
Brides and Murlingulc-, from the pnnc4t % the
finest patterns. His assortment OF Catgarc, Wug-
on and other Harness. will lie found be Of supc-
rinr Workmanship aud good materials. A supply of
Trunks Carpc, Har.. Snd,llcrs Materials, and cv-
cry article to be found in such establishment he
ilaliers himself will be logd upon examination IN
his stock. He sairit4 call from all desiring to
purchase. trusting that his pcrcncc faithful work
manslip and determination 10 please. will secure
sales. Repairing in all the above branches viii be
promptly attended TO.
Aug lists WM. +. ROBERTSON.
r1 EO9Ek Az rgaGs--Aetnc sign
- OF THE RED DAT, enc d,or ic'o,c Mcsgs
Grglyy &. RoyaH, having reinforced my stock "a
considerable cxtcnt. woull once more pyiic The
attention uf my neighbours. friends aud customers
feeling from he lubour and pains spent in The
lection Of which. can do fn justice 70 those wish
ing purchase, orr all necessary Inducements
bntl, in teaDty @aaba3y and prire. My STOCK
COMPRISES all tbr necessary articles pertaining
a BOOT SHOE. HAT AND CAP STORE.
" Mics ma Bcnkir'r Boots. fine home made
~ Boots; Ladies. Misses anl G,nrlcmen's Mctnl-
ir Over Shocs,au Ladies' Shoes generally Fur and
Wool Has o. all kinds. Also. I'ra.ks Carla
Bogs. Td'iccS, iSat,h.iS md Imhrci'as, To excel
IN beauty orundcrsc!l mc ID wlich. challenge The
town; having bought the above article. ~ an nru-
suillv low price. | can sell cheaper lima they
be bought al the manufacturers nj whnle.alr. Aud
al>o. nader the Ner C0axti'fdp, / offer myself ny
a fl c7Hai}a'c To furnish gentlemen viii fine SR
nus az tic most popular fashions. horc my
friends will ably support mn in ms % ~. having
spent nnHy ycnri il TIM capacity. mad iu,ie Teen
a rrsilrnt ni Lyacitdrg e. many years, repeat
it. rhaf hope p,y Friends anA ne paiiic generally
sin ,nppurt ably IL nfinii ae M oilicc much
nccdod w rho gnul citizens 4 l.v1filmrr.
D.. 2e-f- JACOB HCNlWUGfI.
4 EHCIE5gfzEa4 F0aIsj ~ --Tnr
N 4 bp i.rs. b,ia / 90 cniu.u 8 d under the FIRM
Of .. &. &.(t 5. DlLGuIp. ~iii continue IN future
IN icr iAc l,le ~
ULi'Gi'ID Il BNOThIE.
nn9 tAey Tara III ntr ,eiuuy ID rviurn trir t'arls
70 the public for The very liberal pdroUaer to tho
firm J.t. * g. $. D,uguid. lnd bc- cnr.iia-
amor nf thr -nrlc.
WcLaYc No hand M ~ TogAcco ScHrw. AM
PGas-Es.a fuha"ca ~ i-hcr!u-t soft D. nPpiop.}.
nnd Paut- ~ liitri.ririiat NiiI tieaii.,2.,tnue
ana cp-t 1hrr@linr Machine Nr 81 ~.
! q. DIbGEID
Jan s-f4 q ~ DIIIftB
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-01

n VINE WATCHES AM FEaE.


"a JEWELt{.-CHAHLE~ 4. LFARb,
Gsa.E& ita rA-Hoker nAd .ierc1rr. ~ cHvtH.
tA.-iuc st,bsrribrr fcl- griifp tor lie very H.
ernl Patronage cNtcalod 70 him. mud would ec-
specially Inform lie citizers ~ Lynrltburg ava
thn surrounding country, TINT he j. receiving the
iGst 81 aud finest assortment Ut f.p above Hrielr-.
thai bc ha. ever offered in tbs market The FOL
loRing comprises portion of li4 stoch. snrh o.
Finr gold and silver hunismnh AMI rli1 casc
Watches, warranted iS curnf and 10 lcwols, thr fl
nest ever offered IL tlis market, made hyJos. JON
son Gold fob. gard and brrasi Claims, Scal- and
Kegs. Ear Rncs nnd Finger Kincs. of snrirns
kinds B.rn-i Iin.i i.oc.cts: GINS Braccl"t- Coz
Pins: Neckiuccs e1ld and silver Spectacle: Table
and Tea Spoons; Soup and Cream Ladies; Silver
Forks and Butter knivcs plain md sct Silver
Combs; gold aud silver Pcncs; fine silver Boqnetfc
Cnse.; gold md silver riimblrs. pocket silver and
pearl Card Cascs and many other articles too M
mcrous TO mention. All he. ask y call, ~ hc
feels confident that lie SUR both ia quality md
price.
~ lie also repairs Watches and Clocks IN the
best manner and oh the most rc1.oDnhic terms.
He invites tllasc o bn- work done Of tui Kind, 10
give him n ,rinl as from his long experience IN
TINT branch DC s profession, be feels certain TINT
he viii not fail to give saiislactoRto his customers.
TT Old Gold md Silver taken in exchange FOR
anything il my Inc. CBAS. A. EvARD,
Nav g2-fs 2 d1ora abOre Ty,4h1nge COrBrr.
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Legal. NOTICES.

A r cirrui, court continued and held tor tho
"A county Of Campbell at the courthsuse thereof,
or Thursday the 18th day of May, 1851, in the
18th year &c the commonwealth.
Elijah Fletcher, surviving partner OF himself and
Richard H. Toicr late publishers under the style
Of Fletcher & Teller. who sues for the benefit OF
Cb,,les w. S,athan. a Plaintiff,
against
Jess, Burton. late Sheriff of Campbell county.
AID 4. snrh administrator ct VIM. j. Harvey deed,
John Rosser ir. deputy sheriff Of the ,aii Jesse
Barton. Jesse I. Barton. Sarah Harvey, Christie
nhcr c. Harvey Thospas Elliott and Elizabeth his
,yite. and William ~. Peerman. coumittce OF in-
mas p Harvey person Of rnsoand nind. anu IN
ILL., avn riyb, an,l "a administrator OF his wife
olino Peertnun ed aud az guardian ol his ihani
childron Sarah Elizabc,h-and Margaret Peernaa,
Defendants.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-01

GUNS, PISTOLS, &C.-WE HAVE
" Just received Of Double and Single bar
rel Guns, OF our own importation, very fine.
Colts Aliens and Wesson and Lcavitts Revolvers.
Aliens Single SclfCocking Pistols,
Shot bcts, powder TASKS, wadding, percussion
caps Sc, &c. Call and examine oar stock.
Oct 23-,s GREGORY & ROYALL.
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"a ~. sTAEsLEls a co. DRUG-

y N fBN N-fiivr % band
IL r. &. Joacs' s. C1s JIhac ZINC PhiNTS.'
Z" B,ona g
They arr superior 10 all respects 10 Paints IN
common nsc inorr hrilliant. niaic durable and cheap,
The Broras- greatly used a. Ffr,7roef Paint,
Metal nd Shiugle roof.. Fences. Boats. &C.
Ayres' Cherry i'ecfpral Cor eonghs sad eoid., Z,
Wistar's Balram Will Cherry Z
Jayne's Exrcrtrnnt
c"dliecr o. for Dysrepsin, Debility, &C.,
frns, Powders.
French window Glnss of al -izfs,.
Looking Glass Pirfe
PhDspnic of l. inc f,r diseased Lungs,
Bcstc 1cwing Tobacro, &r., &C.
IAN ID--f4
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-, STOVES. s'rovEs.! riN AND

- = . f4.@ = EOb EI.5 N hNU
.----1 Star Tron ifYyr. cfI U0aec-kcsTigg drti-
I-5rN cics gcncfehg.-Tiie subscriber would in
form bin friends and the public that hc has NOW 10
store aud i c0ustanfiy adding thereto large aud
well escorted stock Of the abovr-nrHtior.cd articles.
All kinds of C00s ParT. Office anil Church
STOVES. hcauiful patterns. selected cxproasly 6r
this market; lie invitrs III TO cal, and examine
bis stock Of Housekeeping Utensils which top
numerous II mention. before purchasing elsewhere.
Ior be i determined 20 scl cheap a. -inlar ar
iiclrs can be bought ID il.is market.
~ All Kind. Of work done in my line in the
nctsst mauncr, iha lu~e-r.tsns, and at the sor-
test notice
lot Of Cistrrn md Well Pumps for sale cheap.
Please call at my store Bonk Square aoors bci,ye
ae MARKET, where you will be waited rpon with
pleasure. Ori 9-fg1 WIN l.. IEcKIR.
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nrni,,.,

Henry $. Lanehnrne alm'rof Arc'ibuli p. Duke
deceased, John Wills Greed + Wills, Sny Duke
widow of A. b Duke deceased. Bcnjnmin Jahnson
and amanda NJ +. his wife, - Wheeler and
Caroline G.. his wife Clcvrars Dukc, ilarlinia
Duke Mary Duke Lucy Dnke. Ririard ". Duke.
George w. Duke, Born-ly Duke Sarah Duke. and
Arehy DuSc the last seven Of whom inilnts
under the age Of twcnty-ore years, by John d. A.
.exander their guardian al liem, Defendants.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-01

The Sacred Annual
The Driving Room Strar-fook
Tuppcr's PRO. Philosophy elegant Ito
Harris Female Prose writings of America
American Female Poets
British "a
Pociical Quotatous
Moore's Poems, -rlcniidly Illustrated
Dictionary ofPoctical Quotations
Sacred %
Wills Poems, elegantly illustrated
Si-ourneys" {"
painters
Shakespeare in vols, elegantly Illustrated
Poems of Edith May, beautiful style
The Proyerbaiist and the Poet printed in red
blnck
Reeds Female Poets. large to, splendid
Watching spirits, by Mrs. Ellci. vc,y pretty
Revcrics Of Bachelor. illustrated
Millions Paradise Lost %
Young Night Thousts
Hallcck's Poctical works g
Star of Bethlehem g
Scenes in Life of the Saviour q
Scenes in lives ofthc Apostles g
- raIiarchs :.
Women of the Old and New Testament. illustrated,
knickerbocker, elegantly
Lalla Ranhh
Lady ofthc Lake
Mrs Hcrlans Poems
Nurtnns =. ::
Women ofihe Dsi,se.
Fine Bibles in Velvet. Turkey Morocco and other
handsome bindings
Prayer Books, good variety
ral,icr Alacht Writing Desks,
- :. Tea Boxes
.' " Work 3oxes
+" Portfolios.
=. a. Ink-stands
Mantle Ornaments Toilet bottles. C~rd Cases 1--WE
tory boxes. Sr. Sc.
In a few days win be added:-English ANIMALS
md many ether elegantly illustrated Books. Bibles
Prayers, Sc.
Please eau and examine our stock before pur-
ciasing. fDec. fs-t@l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-01

A T a circuit superior court Of Law aad Chan
"a ccry continued aud held for the county Of
Campbell, at The courthouse thereof on Saturday.
the lSthday ofJuly, 1916, in the list year Of the
commonwealth.
Capcrton & Crump anl Charlie. l.. Mnsby COM
mssoncrs for the heirs Of G. Anthony acceas d.,
Pliiaiill.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-01

The parties this suit viii tale notice, thu, the
accounts mentioned in the foregoing DEGREES. will
be taken my Office, in the village &C Ro, Ky
Mount in the county Of Franklin, Ia the State Of
Virsini,. on Saturday, the 81 dry Of April, 1852
which time and place they are required % attend
prepared for the taking Of said accounts. Given
under nv hand this 9Th day ufF ch:uary, 1852.
Feb I6-wiw HUGH NELSON. Com'r.
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Feb l6-w4w NJ. G. CAREER, CPk.
Ncisnu & Clnihninc L. O.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-01

McsSrs. William c. Smith, alfred g. Smith. sgd
ncy Smith, Caolisc H. Smith, &nson A. d.
Smith and John ID. A'craa9r euardi1n nd f'cla
Of Narihq 4. Smi h. Sus IN l.. Smith, Virginia ".
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-03-01

George w. Clement, late Sheriff Of Franlslir
county and as such administrator IT JOSEPH, Webb
deed, William Starkcy sad Polly bis wife, Samuel
Ulnan and Rrbcccn lis wife, John Hall and Jane
hi. wife. William s. Webb, josiah Webb. and Mar
tin ". Boswell Defendants
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MTDICrNEs.


A MOTHER SCIENTIFIC WON.
'. Den, DIR Is. HorGHToN'S PEPSIN
The tric DIGESTIVE FLUID Or GASTRIC
l y, ryeaf i,y@refeia -rnruredfrom
heanct. ~ tho fnrth Stomach OF the Ok after di-
rs o. Baron tictig, the great Psychological
Cirni.i, lyJ. =. fiOrGHTON. NJ D., No.Il
M.',th Eighth Street, rh;Iedehhia, Ia.
FL, Z ir'ly wonderful remedy Gr Indigestion,
stysfs1s'a 'gs,d'rc, Liry Complaint. CoHs'irr
.'oa aid peta y, Curing niter Natures own
Mc'h,'d, ~ Nawes JIM Aar,,. .hr Gastric
juice. $50 '"'
~ h ~, aioafpnon'al " rsrsIs, inruscd III wa
lor VIII d'ge.' o. dissolve lyr pohds II Roast B-s<
~ ah"p' Two MUS, ,''' ~ Ne stomach.
isestio
DrassrieS y rhi,iy performed N III ,.nr,., ~
slir aid Of fluid wliclirscly oS,pir. ~ :, ~. ~.
aer coat Of that ergun, wl;cn i,a state tllrtb ral
led Tic tisirr Jsirc. THIS ilni,l 4 M 60, ~.
es.!t y &c Esoi, Ahq P,a.gprF. Psese.,i, =. a,d
StlmAia.ag agent Of thc stomach aud Intestine. =
"hh',nt y there can c no sligcsiion-no convry.ion
ot Bod in,n blood, and no nutrition If die Lad -
rather a feal ,arPil paio(ul ard dc-trneti,e con.
non OF 'hc wi'oe digestive apparatus. A weak irf
deai' or n9srod siomarh pradac,-s no good Ga.ti.
1uce ai'd hence INC disease, distr.ss and deLili,o
| which cns'i~.
Eepsin and Rcnuct.
fErsik j. the chief clriucIt or I,,epf p,,e..,,.
Principle of tho Gastric Juice. /, willw.,,,
trid meat ns''re aiicctuall, tan sartatus mi Mn,
| re'ard pitrciactinn mare ruwcri,dl, ilnn ule,l,l
1t is aso highly stimulating to H.. ncrv,,s .ys,cm
and to the stonGn h an'l other objective nr,nns
Is found in great abundance II tho solid ra,. AZ M,
lsuTaan stomach and in the stomach of animals n,
the OK cult. Sc. IL is tho material ancd h, t,,,.
crs in making cheese. called Rcnnct, dc ,llcot al,
which has lnag bccp tho special wonder az ,lc hi,
| ~. The eut!ng OF HE milk Is the Grs, rrocrs. III
tlig,a tina. kcnnst possesses aRtuni.iinr powrr-
| Ills s,uma.h OF cali Mil cuidlc n,a,Iy o,c
thousand times IL weight of mill, In.
ron i.icis, sinic- that "unr part of tic rcp.inH
dissolved in sixty thousand pats efwntcr viii III.
get mcpt AMI other foud.n Diseased .,onnrh.
Pr'rluce 30 gead Gastric Juice Rcrnet o. rcp.;n
Tilc Great Discovery!
The true nirrsivc !uit. or GASTRIC JrlcE
cnn he olittiucd from NsHgc's orn soa,ee ~ spn,i
--'tc bod ny soo'uta fiir pure ,lises,i,c rr.c
RE, ffrSiN. may really hs cx,tao,rd fr,,m the
stomach Of animals rcscmi.lilg mnn, thus l,rm,r
an artificial Digestive Fluid, precisely like ,I, mn,
urli Gastric juice, h ~ cl.rincal owcr4. ana f,r
ni-ldng complete and perfect .uhsritutr fer il.
by The ud DC PrrsIN, o. tlis nrtiheinl pigr.ti,.
I ibid, ric rpin7 md evil oCiNptGSsrtox, n,srlr
siA, ANp LIVER conrttiNr AHi srrFptir rrno, n
IN. Irsr As TuEY Wuttp III ~ uEAIruS s,oa,
Aci--ih0 inod IS property vcriodi ito hluUd; Il :.
hely Is nl,i "a IL snpa health atd ,ignr art rni,;l.
y hanrricd ~ thr Whole organization; and tho III.
FESTIVE ni-prs slrg' Wiz! tlc rest II til. iHrpy re-
suit.
saat.s
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Feb l6-wiw Nj. G. CAREER, CTR.
Nelson & Claiborne p. Q.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-07-10
Land for Sale, Stock, sc. sc.

TTNHE Subscriber, wishing to follow merchandising in
Charleston, S. c., will sell on the lst day of De-
cember next public auction at Marion Court House,
wards, lying Catfish Creek, about seven miles South
west of Marion c.. H. on the road leading from that
place Bennetsville Said lands highly productive
for cotton peas wheat, &c. &c. There is stream
(Cafsh) running through the land which would afford
much profit for mill, in dry time other stream
will hold out. Saving would also be profitable here.
There about $50 of this land under cultva-
tion all of which has been cleared within the last nine
years. aud produces abundanty cotton oats, wheat,
potatoes, rice. &c. The woodland is of fine growth
there swamps spreading through it, which,
if drained, would produce well one hundred years
hence they would now. Swamp land, when drained,
is the best kind of land in this country There is spen
did dwelling house the plantation, neatly pain
ted pastered and all other outhouses necessary for
farmer fences gates and garden all in good repair.
Also, at the time and place. will be sold two
match horses six mules thirysx head of CATTLE eight
mich cows yoke of oxen hundred and twenty
eight head of sheep hundred and seventysx head
of hogs, and variety of household and kch-
furniture. Also farming utensils sixty bags of cot
ton, weighing from $50 to 40 each-l 200 bushels of
corn $50 bushels of peas, $4,000 pounds of fodder g.,
900 pounds of bacon negroes aged from years
to IS years and variety of liquors.
Terms of Sale All sums under S25, cash-all over,
five months credit with good security will be
quired. ID. JONES,
Marion G. H., s. G.
June 20, 1852. 926-
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PROSPECTUS OF THE JUBILEE.

THNHE JUBILEE will be the tItie OF paper to be
published weekly, and semi weekly, IN the town
of Salisbury and will be devoted to Politics, Lltera
ture, Agriculture, the arts and Sciences.
In Politics, the Jubilee will adhere hrmly ana IN
hinchingly, TO those tmehonored principles OF the
Democratic party-those principles which were vIcto-
ous in the days of Jefferson Madison and Jackson
triumphant now and have brought our Country to pros
perity and greatness.
whilst the Jubilee will be liberal in sentiment to-
wards its political opponents it will, at the same time,
spare no efforts to advance the of the great Nation
al Democratic party.
The Jubilee will be devoted particularly, to the inte
OF Rowan and Western North Carolina to the de-
veIopment of her resources, and the advancement oil
welfare. 1t will be the object of the Jubi
lee TO become a of Information to the laboring
Glass; as we'll as to the politician.
To the interests OF the farmer and mechanic por-
ton of its columns will be especially devoted.
advocating boldly and fearlessly, the great prnci
Piles of the democratic party the Jubilee will be free
and ndedendent to condemn whatever wrong or In
consistent in the eXponnders of its doctrine.
AS the time is drawing nigh, when the people in
their capacity will be called upon to elect
Chief Magistrate, the Jubilee will contribute its humble
efforts renstate into power the standard bearer Of
Democratic principles
The first number of this Journal, will appear between
the first and tenth of August will be Of medium sZe OIL
larger will be printed upon new type and will! be 49,
sued weekly for the first month-ater that, semi-week
The Terms of the weekly Jubilee will be Too Dol
if payment be delayed six months and Three Dollars
if not paid until the expiration of the year.
The Terms of the semi-weekly will be Three Dollar
and half in advance, and -Four Dollars if paymen
be delayed six months. D. F. LONG,
NIB. Persons favorable to the enterprise respect
fully solicited to aid in the subscription list.
D. F. LONG.
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NOTICE.
June 2, 1852.

A T my mills, (Buena Vista) miles West of Oxford
n on the road leading from Oxford to Hilsboro, my
Woo! CGrding Machine and Foundry are both in sue
cessfu operation. All those who patronize my machine
and wish their wool carded and first rate rolls, have
their wool we'll washed and picked clean of burrs, &c.
pound of Lard is required to 10 lbs of wool-the
charg cardng will be u per h., weighing the
Rolls, fifth pound of WOOL
Foundry.
am now Manufacturing PlOughs of various sizes on
to last from three days longer than any in
in fact say twice long, also Tobacco Press
and ScreS, both wrought and brass boxes old
Screws Shafts and Mills, MIL Gearing, &c. of all kinds
Patterns furnished and any casting required which
does exceed two thousand pounds in weight All
orders for Casting Screws, &c. will be thankfully
ceived and promptly attended to.
Cash will be paid for old Castings Brass and Copper
my prices for Castings will be in accordance with North
prices after adding on freight, &c.
Address Oxford Granville Co., N. c.
J. H. GOOCH.
May goth, 1852. 57-w6w.
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NOVELTY WORKS,
WEST ST, RALEIGH, NORTH-CARoLINA,
s1LAs BURNS. @@W PROPRIETOR,
June 20, 1852.
B u r OF
Steam Engines & General Machinist.

Steam Engines & General Machinist.
TNHE above establishmenthas been in successful oper
aton about year, and has turned some of the
best STEAM ENGINES and SAW MILLS that have
e<er operated in this any other State.
Orders solicited for Steam Engines and Saw Mills,
Mill Gearing and Machinery of every description to be
completed during the Summer and Fall. The improved
condition of the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road will n
able to fill with dispatch and punctuality all orders
faler the LIST of July.
The following certificate will show the character of the
work executed at the above Works:
AUBRr, Cumberland, May Is, 1852.
Mr.. SILAs BURNS,
Dear Sir: Our Engine and Mills, made at
your shops, have been work nearly two months, and
fully meet expectations. The ENGINE,
and STRENGTH, PERFORMANCE and DURABILITY, is in
feror in the State of the class made here
elsewhere. The Mills with a smoothness and
speed truly astonishing. In ordinary saving cut
sized log, foot in 81 seconds 6 feet per
minute. We have run, however through an Is feet log
in 80 seconds the of SO feet per minute ty
running to the top speed fully believe 40
feet per minute The only objection have heard
urged is, it takes many hands to haul up logs and
carry away lumber. Yours, &C.,
JONES & BARBEE.
June 9, 1852. So
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NORTH CAROLINA
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
R A L ZIG H, n. C.

RIA L E G H, n. G.
TNHIS Company has been in successful operation for
more than five years, and continues to take risks
upon all classes of property in the State Except Steam
Mills and Turpentine Dislleries upon favorable terms.
Its Policies property amounting to 50, 500
600, large portion of which is in country risks; and
its present capital is nearly Six Hundred Thousand Dol
lars in bonds properly secured.
The average of Insurance upon the plan of this
Company has been less than third of per cent
pcrannum all grades of property embraced in its ope
raons.
The following persons have been elected Directors
and Officers of this Company for the present year.
DIRECTORS:
Jos. G. B. Roulhac, c. W. D. Hutchings, Richard
Smith, John Primrose, Henry D. Turner, S. w Whit
ing, I. H. Selby, of Raleigh Geo. McNeill, Fayette-
vile, Joshua G. Wright, Wilmington, Jas. E. Hoyt
Washington, James Sloan, Greensborough, John Cox,
Edenton, Joshua Boner, Salem, Joseph H. Pool,
Elizabeth City, Michael Brown, Salisbury, Alexander
Mitchell, Newbern, w. N. H. Smith, Mureesborough,
A B. Williams Charlotte, John b. Barrett Milton, and
II. T. Sunny, Asheville.
All Directors authorized to receive applications.
OFFICERS THE COMPANY:
j. G. B. Rouhac, President,
Henry ID. Turner, Vice President,
Richard Smith, Treasurer,
]. G. Partridge, Secretary,
John H. Bryan Attorney,
]. Hcrsman, General Agent.
f;s IA H s%5's: Executive Committee.
All communications in reference to insurance should
be addressed to the Secretary, post paid.
]. e. PARTRIDGE, Sec'y.
Raleigh June 81, 1852. 81
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wONDERFUL LUCK!

NorE. We wish it distinctly UNDERSTOOD oy 'ne P
lie that we advertise no Prizes that arc not actuay Soo
and paid by u.s.
Pyfer & Co., Always LOT INC
S35 600 sent to a club in Tennessee
$4,000 sent to a club in Alabama 81, coru
Sss O0O sent to correspondent in North Caroi!na'
S25 900 sent a correspondent IN Soe ol OAo iiN
S3o OOO sent to a club in Fairfield Co ONO.
$40 600 send to a merchant in Virginia.
&c ann semi to a new customer in South Carolina.
SI5 600 sent to new customer in Coffee GO: ienn'
Sio mn sold to a Commission Merchant in Virginia.
81 500 sent to a correspondent in North Carolina
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June 80, Is,
CEDAR GROVE ACADEMY.

FKNHE fall session of this School, situated eight miles
L north of Hillsborough, will commence on the 9th
of July next, and continue twenty one weeks.
TERMs.-Tution in Latin, Greek, and the higher
branches Of Mathematics, $l5 90
English 10 90
Boad including washing. sc. can be had. enient
to the Academy the families of Messrs. David TAYLOR
Solomon Thompson, C. C. Tinnin, Thomas H. Hughes
for $$S2, so per session. w. w. Allison, immediately
at the Academy will take boarders at s5 90 per
sion. 5-.. ....- ..--. s
The assistance the Rev. A Currie, which has been
enjoyed, for the past session, with great profit to the
school, Is engaged for the next session. g,...,
June 7ih, 1852. ea4-sW