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voiced, pleasant-faced, and graceful
Brownings."
Here was scene Walter, who
had been silent spectator so long,
could not smother his emotions any
longer, but gave expression to his feel
ings in an Outburst of uncomfortable
laughter Sophia was almost ready to
faint with disappointment. The doctor
was tortured on the horns of dilemma.
He could not apologize without playing
the hypocrite, nor remain silent witho t
offending Miss Travers, nor feign mis-
take in his representations without cen
suring the parties he loved and applaud
ing those whom he despised. While he
was weighing the matter in his own
mind, Walter came to his assistance by
kindly suggesting the idea of short
walk.
Sophia was sick at heart, for she had
reason to believe that her favorite, the
young student, had fallen in love with
one Of the factory girls, and that Walter
was after the other. She cared not for
the feelings of the Brownings, whom she
had treated SO badly, bu she had some
regard for the opinion of DR.. Mortar
She saw but one alternative, and that
was to lay plan to keep the parties
separated until the Brownings returned
to their looms in Lowell.
There was to be grand entertain
ment at Mrs. Snowden's house the fol-
lowing Tuesday, and she resolved that
Walter and the doctor should be invited
to attend, for there they could see the
Misses Jarvis and herself in all their
glory, and their attention would be di-
verted from the low-bred working girls,
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CHAPTER II.

Col. Snowden was professional gen.
tleman, member of the Legislature, ;
stockholder in one of the largest mills il
Lowell, and had an ample fortune at hi
command. The beaux and bellies OF the
place deemed it distinguished honor tc
be invited to attend party at Lis man
sion.
On Tuesday evening there was a great
hustle at Col. Snowdon's palace of a
house, and not small one on the back
of Miss Travers, who was one of the
earliest visitors. She came in a coach
accompanied by singular looking object
dressed in mems clothes. 1t had a
feminine voice but wore large quantity
of soft, yellow hair about the mouth, and
looked through glass which served a:
a microscope to examine small thing,
like himself, and as telescope to Sc,
things afar off. This unnatural curiosi
ty was introduced to the party as Mr.
Lafayette j ferson Jackson Pipps, from
the South. He became acquainted with
Sophia while she was attending school.
He came at the nick of time, when he
could be of great service to her. She
had no doubt half the young ladies at
the party would be dead in love with
him. He marched into the drawing
room with great assurance, and remark
ed to Col. Snowdon, that it was dew
ilish lovely evening"" and then looked
around with an air Of self-complaccncy,
as though he had said something which
ought to entitle him to the esteem of
every person present.
/" You are stranger here, I believe y
observed one of the guests.
''I am a strange cat in queer gar
ret," responded this odd specimen of
humanity, laughing boistrously at his
own eloquence.
Carriage after carriage drove up to
the door with the fashion and beauty of
the town. There were the Jarvises,
covered with all the tinselry and jewelry
their toilet afforded. They were richly
dressed and looked well-by lamp light
There was Miss Snyvcly, tall, pale
younglady with blue eyes and flaxen ring
lets. She had great autipathy to spiders
and wherever she went she searched
for them in order to have an opportunity
to scream and faint. There was the
Miss Mallroy, a rosy, romping, buxom
beauty, with dark eyes and raven hair |;
Miss Bccroft, with poach-like cheeks,
lovelit eyes and golden locks; and a
host of others. Both sexes were about
equally represented, and they embraced
every variety Of form and feature, from
the ape with the moustache to the angel
that leaned on DIR. Mortar's arm.
"Who is that feller with the pretty
Gal :" inquired Mr.. Pipps of Miss Trav-
ers, pointing towards the young doctor.
Sophia did not see Mortar when he
came into the room, and was not aware
until now that he was present, although
she had contrived to have him invited.
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[From the Literary Museum
BE Kind TO All.
by WILLIAM n. LAWRENCE.

o may we in our kindness prove
That we our fellow man can love,
BY aiding all--wh6need;
Aud those less favored here than We,
Whose joys are few, let us agree
Their griefs and wants to heed.
We ne'er can know before we die
How many tear, how many sigh
Our kinkness may remove;
O! let us then join heart and hand
In good to all who aid demand,
BY words and deeds Of love.
so may we live in peace while here,
Cheer many heart, dry many tear,
And please our Father, God.
And when from earth we are removed,
May all our efforts be approved,
Through Jesus Christ, our Lord.
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D@" You are from the country, are
you not, sir" said dandy clerk in q
book store to homely dressed Quaker,
who had given him some trouble.
Yes"
dwell, here's an essay on the rearing
of calves"
"That," said the Amiuidab, as he
turned to leave the store, thee had
better present it to thy mother"
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p@-A young naval officer when asked
what period of bis battle was most appal-
ling, replied" The few hushed mo-
ments when they sprinkled the deck
with sand, to drink the human blood -
vet unshed."
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Ragged strength and radiant beauty,
These we're one in natures plan;
Humble toll and heavenward duty,
These will form tho perfect man.
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cVcP on BTOuu sSfTttf-tHbdHtt "t"' NNN'
toest of ThOs. Perry's JeWelry shop.
TERMS-S1 90 in advance 81 80 If pay
ment is delayed till the end of the year.
ns- No paper discontinued until arrear-
ares are paid, except at the option OF the
publishers. 6,
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at the fol-
lowing rates: One square, Twelve lines or
less, if more than six one week, 5o cents
two weeks, 75 cents; three weeks, Il oo
One year, 80 90; six months, 50 Oo; three
months, - co. half square, half price. One
column one year. S25 90; six months, $40 w.
Half column in proportion. Business cards,
of eight lines or less, inserted one year for
SO 90. Legal notices at statute prices.
Giy- Communications, orders, and remit
tances, should be addressed. post paid to
CHAMPLIN & BABCOCK,
UeSteriy, r. L.
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CHE Citrrarp Gfbo,
UBLIsHED EVE RY THURSDAY MORNING BY
ChampIin & BabcOck,
At WESTERLY, R. l.
At WESTERLY, r. 1.

Office on Broad Sreet.entrdnce merit door
West Of Thos. Perry's Jewelry Shop.
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MERCHANDISE.
lNoRTuELADIEs-CoLnouN& nc

l. KRIS CORNER. receiving tie finest anj
most complete assortment Of Goods for Ladies the.
lave ever lad the pleasure Of exhibiting The follow
Ing are some of the articles they prepared show
tbose who willflvor them with "a cal:-Fig'd MoI.F,.
from 25 to 81 per Yard do Cashmere Satin de Aq1e
French Mefnos, Persian Cloths, Satin plaid silks Ren,
ditto Bfoeade ditto Bid ditto, in great variety Cloak.
mud Cloaking Wooden and Grape Shnwls, Skiiis llnlfr
Canes Sleeves Collars. Silk Worsted and otton los.
iery Velvet aud other Ribbons. Lace and other Gimps
lincn cambrir Hdks, MnIs. Gloves, Merino and sin
vests &c &c. We respectfully invite all in want of
Dye'y chap and god articles to give US call before
purchasing. (Oct 8.dts
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TIE LA DIES are respectfully solicited TO call
Il in and look large and bea,t;lul stacl or rich
DRESS GOODS, French Work. Grape Shals Sc, nj.
80 the preffiest ssock of SILKS 10 be Gn,pt IN tbi
cry. Call IN and look at them. y. r. G. PETERS.
fV'Rep. copy. Sen, o4.';6.
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HATS AND CAPS
NEW CONCERN

NEW GONCERN.-.fhe subsctibcrs as socIa.
rd themselves together the first inztuut, fou ho
pn.poseof conducting the manufacture
=, F~s>AaEseasS of CABINET WAKE. aithe cid aad
oSS ucH hHoion s',a,d Of ;. Diuruid, un.
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- y sssNW . WVEA 4 UEk ESB2.- EsV 4 u
- d BROTHER. Main Street, Lyachb"rg, 70
lmpnrters of I'll INA and EARTHENWARE and Deal
ers in Gu Dressed and PLAIN Glass Ware Looking
Glasses Girandolcs Ptalsd and Btitfauia Ware Val
eJs Casters, Sc; in receipt of their Spring
supply of Domestic aud Foreign Goods of THEN
importetion-wich embraces every article usual
largest offered in this market, and having been
fully selected and bought the most favorable terms,
we are determined be undersold by any House
in the country, either North South. Merchants and
others wanting anything IN this line, would do we'll
Fall and examinc Stock and prices before purchasing
Notwithstanding confident please all IN style,
quality and price of Goods. The Ladies particular
y invited In call and examine Stock.
march pts
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MERCHANDISE
cows AT LAsT.-oHARLEs A

~ CONS AZ LAST HAhLEs
n EYARD. WArcH NAKER &. JEwELER, Lgheh
A-6% bprq "a wonld respectfully call the ann
ION i tie citizens of Lgaehburg aid the surrounding
.a,ntry III. fine ard splendid assortment OF Watch
e. Jceiry and liver are just received fromthe ,ori9
# the lalest styles aud patterns, selected by mmseh
with great care 10 suit this market. From lbs long es
perience in tie Watch ard Jeweiry business lie iiat
Ter himself fat hr can please the most ia-tidions-
4 Gar lie stFlsfuau.lin lie leaves it those that he
a. done wor for to judge All he ass i. trial ard
If you are not perfectly satisfied and if his goods are
n. exactly what he recommends them 10 be- he blnd-
ifm-.f II fedoublc the money and 10 eharee Tor me
goods
Old Gold and Silver taken ia exchange FOR anything
+, ,,,, li,. {. 4. EYARD,
March s-.s > luors above Exchange corner.
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Furniture Ware-Esooa,S.

- frH1fzxaraseeA hltHNuNh, y -,
I'D Opposite Enets. re BANK. .6ait Street
We orc now offering the hrgesl a-sottnot ond grent
est variety otfurnure that has been offered ia ihi-
market Our motto -, quick selrs aud small profits.
We nre Offering Involvement hnNers o., we have
lately erected very urge factory and tro
very large scale Gail nud e. au,in, or stock be.
fore buying, md il we do ueI Furniture lower than
any other house in Virginia, will forfeit our rrpu.
ton. au st 4 JONES 4 HAYWOOD
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BOOKS. STATIONERY &C.


1 SLAVES AND MASTERS, byJ. I. RASpoLeH
paflor edition. illustrated sl;paPerJ0r
F.out tle PhHa3eplia Runner n he fross.
oTbi. i. decidedly the beat among me m1ny b1oks
which hage appeared siaeetbe publication Of "Ugele
Tom Cabin aud Is r superior 10 il IT, rea mort VIM
II NJ lca. eqaal interest The author nlfn. W that II
a been written ~ the hope TINT IL nay ifa - F'aa
al ,,,.q, ,iey. an the subject If -.asefg III. r..
ieon il That # the Bible the vile nideli'y Of md
rrn nbolrionism. We are n'ured thu III story =
founded on fle II il cnbeIli-bcd with numerous hna
sonc u-tfatiaos from origua. designs. Is ei"rtrgs.
Ju.t received by I MOh'h'
nov t-ts
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LvISHING TACKLE

tuSHING TACkLE.-FishinaR Rods in i,ir,.
n OF Lance wood and East lnda Bamboo. Of all hind.
and prices. Reels. SC: Limerick Kirbv virginia al
Spring Hooks; Silk Hemp-and Grass Lines aud line.
finished, Snoods, Bait boxes. tSc Also. ei Enelisl
hunting whips. &c Wecnn furnish 10 daalcrs at Bali
more pr'ees. NM. b. g. C.FISlIER
octEl-n Opposite the Franklin tlnt,I.
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NEGROES WANTED

having located in Iynchbnrg, giving the highest
cash prices for negroes between the ages o 10 aud 81
years. Those having ncerues for sale. mny lnd 70 u
their interest 10 cal on him ~ the Washington Nuip
Lynehburg, address ! ian h, lelter
MI communications viii receive prompt attention
nov a.AlY ] = McIENDN\
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" R. sTABLER ~ co, Drusg.~,s,

haveoh hand
q +. c. Jones i OK tf1ae zkNC PANTS.
BioRa
They are superior in all respects Paint, in com.
mon usemore brilliant. durable and eLenror. The
Bfo~ais greatly used as Ftf7gogt Poi1, Metolaml
Shingle roofs on Fences, Boais &c
Ayres Cherry Pecloral for colehs aad col,ls
" stars Balsan Wild Cherry -
Jayne's Expectorant
Sy9dllver Oil for Dyspepsia, Debility, e..
east Powders
'seeh Window Glass Of all sizes.
p a,,@5e OF Lime for diseased Lungs,
--2l@s eoncco, &c. Re. Jan I9--ts
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REPUBLICATION or pszE

LO.NUO.N Qr3RTNRLT, TIE EDLNWFRG
THE NORTH BRT1ISH. .LN'U UEST1tLN-
IsfER REFIEH> .AND BL.4CkVODUS
.M7G.4ZLN'E.
LEONARD SCOTT x co. rtatlsnfps.
- Fulton md II Gold ,trrel- NV YORK.
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! TE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


L. HOSE AND Z IRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
a HOME INsTlrUTIOk.-This Company mokes
assurances against loss damn &c By Fire, Dwelling
Houses Stores Tobacco Factories and other Buildings:
IN Furniture Goods, Wares md Merchandise gene
rally town and country, the most favorable terms.
Also makes nsnanccs tbs lives of all persons
joyng good health and of sound constitutions Except
saehas are engagedin work on Rail Roads Canals, and
ther extraordinary emp oyment) fo the whole duration
- life. or for limited period
Slaves employed In ordinary occupation, mot Rail
Roads. Canals or other extra public wofs,l ~ill be
insured reasonable terms.
BOARD oF nfnFUroRs.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President.
D. r. e. PETERS Vice Prcs't.
$. DluGuID. Chief Engineer,
THos o AeKfr Gao. W 1AsefY,
Jas. NJ. COINS. 1oHy A. 1Ia0Ar.
MARTIN l1OILtNS, 1fensmcr.
N. w. DAyTxfoRT, See
Dr.. =. II Gilmer. ,t,.5 -.
DIR. W m 0tway Owen
July 2l--ts
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Jan 5-ts & y. DlUGIID
ECEsNsNa ANp EO9sW A RIDING

-
ke GROCERIES md PLANIER.-The sub.
scribersi continues the fire proof brick Warehouse
the canal amidst all the changes receive and for
ward Goods, Produce, Manufactured Tobacco. &c.
patch
VIII receive in few dnya. Grat rate assortment oil
Groceries which be Will sell ow and buy at alltimes
Flour, Corn Meal, Oats, FaA Seed, Sc for which he
will give the best prices
PIG aud Bar Iron for sale
JAMES i. RENWICK.
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NEW FALL GOODs.-COLHOEN T.
" HOIT kYLE's CORNER, LYNcHBuRG, would in
vito the attention of buyers to tieir large and well
lectcl stock of FALL GOODS such rs Carpets, Bugs,
Liudseys double and single width uled Cloths, Cal.
Goes. Curtain Goods in great variety Table Linen, cheap
than offered in this market. Knitting Yarns,
Blankets. heached and brown Sheeting &c. Our stock
desirable and we fatter ourselves will give salts
faction those who will give it examination.
oct 8 -dts
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yuyu1s COMPANY. having been duly organized. !.
now ready 10 receive applications and issue foii
and offers 20 the citizens OF Virginia the indnocfncHi
f = nome Company for the safe insurance OF all kinds
Of property. merchandise, Sc at fair aud e9al"hle
,s The Directors assure the public thai hi. Com.
ANY will be conducted with view 70 permanently AMI
IN the srictesi principles 81 equity, usiee md close
regard TO ECONOMY and the safety 81 the insured
pPgs1nFsr-JOSEPH s CARSON.
Srrnf4Any--C = FTNk
AerrAaY--O. r. BRESEE.
Iosfrn $. cansos wv w, /, oS s
JANIS +. RIEIf, J 'JAAks ~ bhhGkss'
LIoYD LoeAs. y w kiehARDsoN,
.IonS kERH.
~ Office Piccadilla near the Valley Bank,
W,achester =. ID. CHRISTIAN, AsrNT.
Sept 9--dly Iyncbburr.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
INsU RANCE OmPAN

VALLEY OF VIRGINIA. AT WlNtits FIJI
Chartered March i7A, lsae-t0Ptak sso ,oa
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4 CARD.-rHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res.

NNWW.-TTTL INIlENTIN NED Y I'D Tns-
n PcctullY al continuance al lle patronage ~
long bestowed upon him. ~ ihr new eoneoru and in
this connection he de- proper Ia os, all who
indebted to linn Ia come forward aud settle their
counts without delay,
There are apiv claims of lona taudinP, which, must
close u. aud II !, expected that all Who know them
selves be indebted viii ns attention 10 this notice.
Jan S-lts :. DlTGUID.
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IYNCuRuRG MARBLE woRKs,

ANtmB1KG MAX bLE W VhAS'
u ADJOINING THE POST OFFICE, LYhcnBuRG
Val n. GdDDESS j. BRO, Poopr1rtors, (iot
metiv Of Baiiimorc) keep hand ood mnte 10 order
at Northern prices. Egyptian aud llnliun Marble Man
les plain and ornamental Monuments, Tombs, ilend
and foot stones Garden Yasea. Counter Table, Burenn
md Wash-stapd tops nude to my s1o At the shortest
notice. Also door and window sills
Any order from country, entrusted to us, vii
be faithfully executed with ond dispatch Mt
ABg I3--,lfa j. Is GADDEsS' 4 BRO.
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RECOMMENDATIONS

w IVNN.
We have in use Mr.. X. Briuinehani Mitchell PUMP
AND ENGINE, and esteem them a most galnublr OPP
pendage, great convenience and efficient l'rorcc
ton against fire.
CHARLES MARX. Richmond,
r. b. TYLER. do
DIR. RO}STER. fluenennt Springs.
ARCHER VAUGHAN, Farmve.
EDMUND HUBBARD. Buc,inelam,
II. !. GAINES, Charoitrc
The Pump Gan be seen in ~ DR.. VIM. \. Norr,.'a
Diuguids lsshdry md maBy other places IN Lynch
burg. all Of whom approve iheir utility and uscfu
The Pump be seen in Rio ,oond, nj the Whia
office. They warranted Z -'rk Wei f3r yrar
tV NOTlCE.-All pers,a,- buying sel.iue tn
above articles nre responsible me Tor H.
4. BRfTTlNG1lAM MITCHELL.
march 22-dts prnprietor.
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DRGwRy's Old Apu,o 81. : ~,

Dds DfeWrys superior old Annie pr"9' -
best in the world just received and p.andy the
nov Io-d's iEE H. JOIINSov
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IL those e.. Rn.-COATS-Another supply of
Genemen Win rae'9 and hcumuleh Over Coots
fail to call Mt the new 'yaS tasteful article should moi
23-fs = 'pnshinent Of
--------------- n SHAFEn = r,r
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1852-04-28
uur NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
PUBLISHED WEEKLY AND sEM1-wEEKIl BIZ
VILLA M W: la,eda H D Il NJ

or THE WEEKLY. Two dollars per ahnum
lEN nos or within the first month Two dollars and
in if payment be delayed six months and Three
% nsrs # not paid within six months from the time Of
subscribing. w. Eo,- ,ou.-a -,
in advance, or within the first month; -Four
,nu and ty cents if payment be delayed six months
d Five Dollars if not paid within six months from the
.me of subscribing.
ApS The above rules will be infexibly adhered to.
rIrrpr1sEMENTs not exceeding fourteen lines will
iussred one time for dollar, and twenty-five
ers for each subsequent insertions those of greater
cenIs ~ nronortion Court orders and Judicial Ad-
will be charged 25 per cent higher than the
nro rates. reasonable reduction will be made to
vbo advertise by the year. Advertisements inscr-
INV IN the Weekly Standard, will also appear in
tSs Weekly Paper, free of charge.
ne scrbers and others, who may wish to send money
.o Editor can do at all times, by Mail and his
rs Receipts for all sums will be promptly transmitted
G,tsrs to the Editor must free of postage.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1852-04-28
IMPORTANT SALE

Of Negroes, Mules, &c. 97th April next,
At Aiken, South Carolina.
TFNHE undersigned having nearly completed their
tract on the South Carroll ma Railroad will positive
lY sell without reserve, Tuesday the 9th day of
April next, at Aiken, South Carolina, 10 the highest
bidder:
I3o NEGROES, 80 carts AND HARNESS,
S5 MULES, 25 WHEEL-BARRoWs,
3 HoRsEs. 1870 SHovELs.
Railroad Plo,cs. Picks BAzchsmths, Carpenters, and
Wheekwrights' Tools, Src.
Those negroes beyond doubt the likelfest gangs
for their number, offered in any Market consisting
almost entirely of young fellows from the age of 81 to
80 years. some EF boys from IL to is of age and
four women. Among the fellows are first rate
RLACKsMITHs, CARPENTERs, COoPERs, BRICK-
MOULDERs, wHEEL-wRIGHTs, AND
wAGGONERs.
Among the women, one excellent w eater and Seam
ess, another one good Cook ALI we'll trained and
disciplined for Rail and Plankroad working (having
just completed splendid piece of work at Aiken, s. Ca
under the manag Of gentleman of very superior
ability and experience, and we'll calculated TO train
them,) which makes them valuable than untTaln-
ed hands, to which would respectfully beg leave to
call the attention of those engaged in such enterprises
The Mules are all Stout young, select, we'll broke
and in fine order
The Carts were gotten up by of the best manu-
acturers in the SateIron axles and not much injured
by
We deem it unnecessary say more, the property
will show for itself. Terms Cash.
Aiken, S. c., Immediately the Railroad, l6 miles
from Hamburg. J. c. SPRoULL Co.
Marc 50. l3-wtd.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1852-04-28
NOtice---$lO Reward.

NO1ice--.$lO Reward.
d ANYWAY from the subscriber, on the 1st dav Of
LIZ April 1852, amuatto fellow named JERRY MANLr,
as he calls himself and says he is free man, but his
papers have never been Said boy about 80 80
years old, and has free for his wife-the woman
is well known by the name of Nancy Reed she has a
sister in the neghborhood of Tarboro and Logsboro
and no doubt they lurking in that vicinity The boy
was raised in the town of Louisburg N c. and has q
mother and several brothers in place. The above
reward will be paid for his delivery the undersigned
Rocky Mount any Jail so that can get him again.
S. D. ARMSTRONG.
Rocky Mount, April Sd, 1882 45-5t
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1852-04-28
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
FOR 1852.

FOR 1852.
" H. & R. S. TUCKER are now receiving
w their extensive and we'll selected stock of
Staple and Fancy Goods,
to which your attention is respectfully invited consist.
ing, in part, of the following
Brocade Poult de Sol Silks,
Solid colored and White do,
White Brocade Silks,
Rich Plaid Chameleon Silks,
White and Black Watered do,
Super Black Gro de Rhine do,
Figured and Satin striped Challys,
Solid and Figured Bareges
Fancy Silk Tissues,
Organdii Lawns,
French Jaconets,
Printed Musiins,
Brilliantes,
Plaid and solid Ginghams.
English and American Chintz,
Dotted, Checked, Swiss, Jaconet, Nainsook, and
Tarlton Musns.
Black Silk Lace Mantas,
Plain and Embroidered Canton Grape Shawls,
Black Silk Lace,
French Worked Collars, Cuffs, Chemsetts, and
Undersleeves,
Swiss and Jaconet Muslin Bands
Scolloped L. Cambria and REVERE stitched Hdkfs
Swiss and Jaconet Edgings and Insertngs,
Real and imitation Valencienes Edgng,
Ladies' and Gents Kid Gloves, best quality,
do do Alexanders Silk Gloves,
Rich Bonnet, Neck, and Scarf Ribbons,
Silk Fringes, Buttons, and Trimmings,
French Working Cotton, Linen and Cotton Floss,
&c., Sc, sc.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1852-04-28
THE VARIETY STORE!

HENRY KIEMS
North of Yarbroughs and opposite Lawrence's Hotel
RALEIGH, n. G.
TUS1 RECEIVED and for sale at the lowest cash
q prices, the following articles, to-wit:
Barrels of Mackerel,
do. New Lard
do. Irish Potatoes,
do. Assorted Crackers,
do. Pulverized Sugar,
do. Clarified do.
do. Crushed do.
500 lbs. Goshen Butter,
500 " Cheese,
Rio, Laguira, and Java Coffee,
Sperm, Adamantine and Tallow Candles
5000 Black Principe Cegars, Regalia, Havana,
&c. &c. &c. &c.
January 2, 1852. ls-tf