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from the compact, 70 which tho States are
p1iies, as limited hy the plain scp.e and
intention OF the Instrument constituting that
compact as no further valid than they are
authorized 10y the grants enumerated IN tha.
compact, and that in case Of deliberate.
palp.bic aud dlssuerous exercise of other
pnNrr,, not granted bv the said compact.
thc states who are parties thereto, nnye the
night, aud are in duty bound to intcrpo,e.
for auesiiny the progress OF the evil, aud
maintaining, within their respective lim.
its, the authorities. rights, aud ilststics, ap.
pertaining to them
Ga this resolution the Committee have
bestowed all the attention which it, impor.
taucc merits. They have scanned it not
merely VITA s1i5l, but with severe eye.
and they feel confidence in prououuciug,
that, ia It's just and lir CONSTRUCTION, it Is
eptonabIl true in u, several positions,
as v,il as constitutional and conclusive lu
us ml,fcutys
The resolution declares frt, thpt "it
yioNs the powers ot the Federal Govern
mcnl as Residing from the eompactto which
'lr states are pauies;' ia other words that
the lvdatd powers are derived t,om the
Constitution, and that the Constitution Is
"a compact To which the States ate parties.
Clear a. the position must sa,ui, that the
Federal poVcrs are derived from the Com
..t.,,,.,r ,,l lean, ,l,., .,l.n. Ill.,. ro,u,,i,
ir' ara not unapprised ot late doctrine,
.,,bt.L. ,,...... i,i.tO.r s,,,rc. If l..d.r.I
.po,,rr. mat H.. .,.,,.i.. and ,e,u,,,,pi
that. If Is p.v. ae1 pp.yna,t.d Th.s>am.
.,nat.oo af ,l,i, dsr,rire vll ha AMOS, con
4s.,al,y connected ,,i,bart,iev,af q, sur
....'f....l,iie, Tbato.ir,i,t... ~,
u,.iu..Iy.. h.r.,,,tl, hIi..i, remark ,ns. t,,at
ia all III, coutsmrorar, discussion. aaA
comments vbirlt Nh, Constitution. under.
went. i, v... ,,s-ttnflr iu.,ia..tanJ RECON-.
.tu,a,l.l am the ,,roi.,I ,h,t f,, p,,,.,. NOT
s,,.a.t, tl. t.5,.,..y.ot vof. withheld
from f.. a.lt.iil .,a,. Doubt could have
existed uu ti... subject u..i.r tho orgInal
t..,t. ali n.. ,...f.'..t...g ID d. removed ~.
firm. o.,,f. ..ell ,.a...u ny tln l3a
amendment. NOW a rart. of fI. Constitution.
which expressly d. rlaras g." Thar H.r POWERS
not d. l...f.tcI TO- ba a5faI ~iqtss Ly H..
Cpr.uHd asf prohibited Lv it 10 The
States. af, reserved 90 lie States respective.
lA. ortati. p.aH..'
'ihe o,a, Position involved in lt'. branch
%. the RS .muan. uun,ic. " fl.t tur ~t.ir.
are paf'ir- tptae Consultation ~ compact.
Is, 40 the JldsmartoI committee. equally
Tree from '.-,Hau. II Fl. .Du.td lluc tus1
tba ttf4t d, .-r.Dz4" b.. sometimes r-.J ia ii
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! whether il wond he into MIXED ~ m
absolute monarchy might depend on M
many contingencies to admit Of any ess-
tain foresight.
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ior hy occasions only, deeply aud essentially
affecting the vital principles Of their polh,
cal system,
The resolution have, accordingly, guard.
ed against any misappfahension OF It's OBJ
icct. by expressly requiring Tor such an IN
tcrpo.ilon the ease OF deiiberaic ralpd.
BIZ and daarerou breach of the tonstiiu
ton. by the exercise OF powcfs not granted
by IT, IL must bee = case, not oi a light ana
transient nnture but OF a nature, dangerous
to the great purposes for which TIA" tnusll.
mton was established II mast be- Il case,
moreover. not obscure OF doubtful 10 ITS con-
stueton. bat plain aud pdiplbic Lastly,
u must be- a case not resulting lron Il par
tal consideration. or ha,ly determination
but q raso Stamped with % hnal consideration
aud df,h,rdte adherence. II u not neees.
sary, because the resolution does not re
1ur. ;hat the question should Ae discussed,
how lar the exercise oi ANY particular pow.
or. uusiauind by the Constitution, would
Justly The interpretation OF the PARTIES 10 u.
4 i. case. might easily be- stated which none
would contend ought To rll within that de.
.crlH,ioi,. eases on tho utucr band, ulgbt,
Nith ,aual else. Dee s'atod. So tlAgraut aud
go fatal. 20. to uu.tccyery opinion IN pIacn;
th,m within the description.
Butthi. resolution bias done moro than
guard against ml.constsucllon, by express
Nv referring 10 eases ol a doiihefd'r pafFa'
BIZ. aud dlnaeraa, nature. II specific, tle
oh,stt ot thalutprla. wAieh % contem
plato. to be- SOLELY tIHi OF affe-tiua the
..
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D every tttHsufo only IN WHICH there UgHf
be an application Of money, as suggested
by the caution OF others, the effect must
substantially ho tn. same, in destroying the
import aud force of the par,eular enumer-
ton Of powers which follow these general
/ phrases 10 the Constitution. For, 1t is eyi.
dent that there is not n single power what
ever, which may not have some re'orenc.
To the common defence. or the general wei
fare nor power Of any magnitude, shich,
in its exercise, does not involve or admit an
application of money. The Goyofument,
therefore, which possesses power IN either
q ne or other ol these exisnts, - u Govern
IN out without the limitations formed hy y
particular enumeration Of powers; and
go 1sequen,v, the neanlnr and effect of
this particular emu AH9u. e1' e3
by the exposition e ea 70 general
phrases
TIL. conclusion v.li D. -e..
an attempt to qualify the pos af-r tae
general welfare. " 10, oeiefrins it .9 cn-es
where the acacrd tare BE- beyond ine
reach OF the Separ provisions hN a.
! adigidaH Siaies; afi .aat 'ug 20 These
;hrir jurisdictions j. ese- tl which 'heff
separate provision may b. taai.. ion'
For. a. the authort4 sf ta" individual
states must in all eI.at le .ncomrcta e 90
general regulations up. .snua fhrangl ths
whole. the auihorii, 'he Z states soul
be extended to ever object relating % tta
general ,,,lf.r, vf..l ioIfht. o. .tIs lof#
ability, be provide, .og bg lhe general OH
thority. This qualil ing CONSTRUCTION ihef
.oro would have lit any tendency. 10
cirrunscriba the ..gr claimed under
the latitude of tn terms general wei.
l,r."
! The true and f. Construct = Of itis
axptrssinn. doth In ... .,ftHlral sta existing
Federal tompact.. 20 thr lmrHte
r.. too oltinu. Ia . mistaken IH both,
the Copatess an, .ito ura. b. aonev
for III, common d, mi us.r-ai eel
tgrc In both. !. 90 tis sethori
IL an enumeration u l.a cases. .a which
ths,r uovcr shall g and Money aanuot b
,u,lrJ to the ae, al sta-e. atherwiss
than nv an applicaf 10 81 E ~ some parfic.
MAR measure. con, tcigs 81 lhggeaaral vel
fare. Whenever. thereiut,. moueY ass been
raised by the ensf. aaf offr s8 J. .
he applied to a %. rraiar aas quea
ton arises whelh Che ru'sr measure
be- within the emu. a,fatsd suianal IS yssled
IA Congress II be-. tte money llsisite
for II may be- appl "a ,a IL. il Is bs uttt, 10
-uch application ear t. ma 1a. fair
and nbyiuus utepft SOD cola .dsa with.
aud !. enforced l. Ae ..-. iH ihe cna
.iitution, which ,c Ius lst na moas4
.l.U l,n i,ayrr ANN. Did. .r.44tes .Yt I'D
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COTTON,t COT1ON,,t

II F"FNNT'TFN n W M NOW NF'TNTVW
~. TO max" liberal ndrgces In cash or ner.
ctaHdiss on Co,eG.
shreveport, October 1881. l5y
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SIN JOINS f9,NkItN.--'ihc Suffolk q.

SIN JOINS fg,NkItN--1hc Suffolk e..
H. Gazette tells the following story:
" Ihe following communication has been
handed To u. and which We insert for the
benefit 81 al! whom II may concern. We
have oar doubts rs to the Commences Of
the document the initials given ms those
OF the mate will tend to settle the fact
DRIpeEHAsproN Aug. |, 1852
Ng. Enron Sir: 4 lass bottle con.
tanning the enclosed note was picked up
this morning on the sea shore, opposite this
place. ou viii perceive that il is withou.
date. and viii make what disposition YOU
please OF IL contents.
Respectfully yours,
DAVID PiEnsoN.
Copy Of tie Docmaen,
Erehus oil coast OF Newfoundland.
Terror near by, blocked in.
\. B.-.fhe finder viii please let i 10
known. J. 4. NJ, mate of the Terror'
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Female Classical Institute.

H1LLsBoRouGH STREET, RALEIGH N u
TNHE first Session for 1889, will begin on NeIneS
| day, the 18th of January, and continue D mol'ns'
The course of instruction is thorough ana
embracing Ancient and Modern Languages Matnenaufs
Drawing Painting and Music the en.e oIaru IN al.
which will be met by the payment of fifty DOLLARS III a
Those who board in the Institution will be furnished
with every domestic comfort at an audi'iomai
Sc 5oIars The number of Boarders will be limited
to TO- and early application should be made to ensure ad
n:ittance. h,
h ooonotent male Teachers-Nlodern Languages Mu-
sic Drawing and Painting, by Ladies who are emnen'
qualified for the duties. The Principal confidently as
sures his patrons that pains will be spared to MAKE
the Institute what it purports to be- Female Classical
Instisute. g..
Tuition in the Regular English course, @i,
Ancient Languages and Mathematics, each ~
Modern Languages, Drawing and Painting, each, II
Music with use of Instrument ~
BENNETT T. BLAKE,
Principal and Proprietor
December l. 1851. lS-%"'
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w. III. 81 II. s. TUCKER

RESPECTFULLY announce to the public mat
b, many ofthe desirable articles embraced IN
their large and extensive assortment OF Fail and inter
Goods selected with care, by one OF the hrm, IN ue
Northern markets, have been already received ana
opened others daily arriving, and they natter
themselves they will be prepared to meet the demand
goods of every description as good terms as hey
can sold in this market Thankful for, and enconr-
aged by the very liberal patronage bestowed upon hem
since their connection in business, they nave Venured
to lay in very heavy stock to which they invite the
attention of purchasers, hoping their efforts to accom-
raodate will not fail to please.
The attention of the Ladies is respectfully invited to
the following desirable Dress Goods
Super Brocade and Chameleon Silks,
Blue, Blk and White WatereG Do,
Blk Gro De Rhine and Italian Do,
Solid and Fancy Lutte String Do,
Brocade Poult De Sol,
! Cashmere De Ecosse,
Fg'd Brilantes,
! Lupins' French Mernos,
! English and German Do,
Solid Paramettas,
Rich Figd Paris De LANES,
! PLAIN and Fancy Poplns,
Blk Silk Laces,
Deep Silk Fringes,
Paris Kid Gloves,
Buttons and Trimmings,
Scolloped Embr'd Hank'fs,
Swiss, Jackonet, and Tartan MustIns,
Chemisetts, Collars, Undersleeves and CutfS.
: Muslin Bands Edgings and lnsertngs, &c, &c.
w. H. s. R. S. TUCKER.
RALEIGH Sentember 8 1851 81
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FALL TRADE, 1851.

Southern Trade will soon insure Southern Rights!
r AM now receiving from Petersburg, Richmond, Nor
/ folk and Baltimore, my Fall and Winter supply OF
Groceries, Dry Goods, CrOckery, China
and Hard Ware,
carefully selected the season, moderate prices for
cash, or on short credit punctual customers ex-
pect to keep hand in addition to the above, Salt Fish,
Flour and Bacon Iron of different sizes, Nails of
excellent quality, with all necessary articles kept in
ViIaae Store l will take in exchange for Goods Corn,
Wheat OATS Fodder, Flax-seed, Bees-wax and Cotton,
or Tow Cloth with any other produce that suit in
nv line of business Call at the Brick Store the
Rank THOMAS w. HOLDEN.
P S. will attend to any Commission business, or
forwarding of Goods, to satisfy those who may in
trnst them to me- T. w. H.
October l. 1851. 95-
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TAR RIVER ACADEMY,
GRANVILLE COUN TY, N.
O Nils IHnet nf OrElr1

Miles West Of Ort0rd.
NHE First session of this School for 1892 Will COM
mence on Thursday the 18th day OF, January, and
continue till the middle of June, at which time there
will be public Examination This Academy is located
healthy and moral neighborhood, and will be under
the charge of Mr.. ]. F. Dance native of Prince Ed
wad County, Va. and a graduate of Randolph Macon
College. Mr. Dance has had some experience in teach
ing, and comes highly recommended by DR. Smith, the
President of Randolph Macon College, and by others
of high standing.
Terms of Tuition per Session Of tfUe months:
For Reading, Writing and Arithmetic, $3.50
The Higher branches of English. 1880
Classics 1900
For the purpose of encouraging parents and guard
ars to this school the Trustees propose to take
boarders at SIS per month, which will make this the
cheapest good School in this section Of country.
By order of the Board of Trustees
c. w. ALLEN, Seq.
Tar River P. o. Granville County,} eo1-a,.
Dee. 27, 1851. 80
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Late Publications.
Raleigh, September 8, 1851.

YMNHE Manufacture of Steel; containing the pTac-
IL tce and principles of working and making steel
hand book for backsmths and workers in steel and
ron wagon makers, diesnkers cutters and manuiac-
urers of files and hardware, OF steel and ron and ior
men of science and art by Frederick Overman, mi,
ming engineer author of the 81 Manufacturer OF lron
Sc, Sc, 16mo., scarlet clo;h
The ear Book of Facts, 1851, in Science and Art !;
exhibiting the most important discoveries and improve
ments the past year, mechanics and the useiul
arts natural philosophy electricity, chemistry zoology
and botany, geology and geography meterooy and as
tronomv BY John limbs, editor of g The Arcana OF
Science and Art 16mo. 800 pages. scarlet CLOTH
Memoirs of the Life of Mary Qneen of Scots, by MISS
Benger, author OF Anne Boleyn' WIN a nney
gravel portrait and fac sime uniform with 6 The Sc.
and Historical Memoirs Of Josephine, vols post
yo., Just ready, cloth. extra gilt.
Secret and Historical Memoirs of the Empress Jose
phine first Wife of the Emperor Napoleon, by Mad
LIE Normand, 81 edition, with engraVlnSs, vols. post
Svo., cloth, extra gilt -,
traits OF Maria Antoinette, Sc, just ready new ana
beautiful edition. uniform with the foregoing work.
vols, post svo cloth, extra gilt ..:,o o,,o =,
Memoirs of the Court OF Marie AnoInette, Queen OF
France !; by Madame Campan, First Lady 10 the Bed
Chamber to the Queen uniform in size and style with
&C Secret Memois of the Empress Josephine In vols
with portrait, post Svo., cloth, extra gilt
Memoirs of the Life of Anne Boleyn, Queen OF len
y VIII, by Miss Bengcr from the third Lo ndon edi'
ton uniform with " Secret Memoirs of the Emplcss
Jose hine,'' vol, post 9vo, cloth, extra gilt. 49,
Ladys Historical Library. comprising Memoirs of the
Most Celebrated Women in History Uniform style with
the Queens of England" scarlet cloth, extra
Lord and Lady Harcourt or Country Hospla'lties by
Miss Sine lair, limo, cloth, gilt.
Leigh Hunts Miscellanies, 500 pages, cloth, gilt
American Flower Garden Directory, 1851, fourth edi-
ton revised and enlarged, by Robert BUST the best
practical work extant-lO,oOO copies have been sold
American farmers Cyclopedia and Dictionary of At
fairs with cngravings, from the last London edition
with numerous additions relative to this country by
Governeur Emerson rova svo, ll56 PIP. II plates full
bound.
For sale at the North Carolina Book Store by
HENRY d. TURNER.
PaIeiqb January 18th 1852. 90
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0XEORD FEMALE COLLEOE =.

THNHIS Institution located IN oXlora, Sa','',aI Wait D.
IL ty, N c. under the care OF "sS n1y heen in ope-
n aidJ nv competent assistants has no" "ee -, or
ration session The ns1s sssse s5s VIII onim
,he see9nu ,o1 f nnbc occasions consisting OF deep
blue MsS ons6 g' Mst S5e ad 1 hs
OF FlhH S,; g. mrer The Bonnet straw; Ill VIM
sr with deep hlue silk veys o nia w iGn pink
r5hon and lined with WHITE without flowers lace VI
any inside trimmings , 11r :, o5rgnce ,
Terms per Session of fire months one nay .iN in the
Tuition in the Preparatory Department Hlo Gu II. tsn
College $40 without any extra b en course P
guages, higher English throughou' at Greek, or
other advanced studies in ss S on p
at $50 0 of instrument 50 the same on Guitar
Drawing and Painting in water eOlos sn5 5r IN the U
Needle work $40. Board In College uhue, ;ciniina
5;te care of the President and his Assistants
washing fuel and lights s. per month , GDO9 Fur Fur
can he obtained in the village on reaSonahe terms D.
thor inform oon can be obtained by addressing 'ue
sdent. by orie. Vi u, ' %oHNDy Sec'u
nac 1851.
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In one Nile Of The S0uM-Slde R0ll H7aa'
TNHE next Session of my School will commence The
1 lst of February 1852, and close the LIST OF August
The course ofnstruction embraces thorough PrePa-
ration for the Junior Glasses OF our best Colleges
School limited to fifteen scholars.
TERMS. Board and tuition, including bedding. wash
ing, lights, Sc, $75, payable in advance.
REFERENcEs. Thos. II. Campbell, Virginia Sen
ate E. G. Booth, Nottoway Capt Richard Jones' do
Dr.. H. E. Shore, d.; Lewis E. Harvie, Amelia
Leander Masters do; Dr.. Geo: c. Scott, do; Capt D
H. Flournoy, Chesterfield VIM ellis, do, M D
Ransom do Mr. Benz. Jones, Petersburg Capt. John
G. Adkins, do; Hon. R. K. Meade and T. S. Bocock
H. of R.; Hon. R. M. T. Hunter and James VI. Mason
U. S. Senate.
Address the subscriber, NorgansviIe, Noltoway, Va
A. A. COLEMAN.
Dec 12 135I S9S-w6w.
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JOSEPH WOLTERING,
cturer and Dealer i'm the 1OA'
lowing Articles, Raleigh, N. q.


lowing Articles, Raleigh, N. e.
STOVES. tin, iron and copper guns and prs
Stols of all sorts powder, shot, caps. table
cutlery the celebrated Pine india steel razors moI
locks with white mineral knobs. from ~ Genus 70 n
;mnroved rim locks New Haven locks, carpenter rim
lack slidng-door lock- peoples lock- best furniture
lock- dead Jock, novelty lock with mineral Knons'
eral locks with Japan mounting. mortice L?thI nohs
rnral locks with white mineral knobs, plate locks,
smoke house locks, morce closet locks win orass
fronts chest locks horse locks fancy flushed pad
fine patent dropped Japan Padocks
lock- rim drop latches Bolwin's night latch imPtoye"
bow latches cupboard lock atches Porce tob
the best ever in this City State, door khoos
screw, mahogany, and pearl white door KNOBS mlhG
drawer knobs furniture knobs pearl white oel
axle pueys Blake side pulleys, wardrobe hooks IAN
ter hinges, A. c. Palmers window bntts' Clarke
hinges and superior cast butt hinges curtain pins and
handles coffee mills, candle sticks, dog collars anu
chains, CLOTH shoe, and horse brushes ,1,,
ALSO, Carpenters, Cooper,s, Timers, and Black
smiths Tools. .,or,
brass lamps, hand-bels, trace chains, gruoons: noes
spring balances, pyers spades shoves hoes
pans vices, pumps, Bucks patent improved cooklhs-
sloye and in short every thing needed by farmers and
mechanics in the hardware line ,,,>,oc
ALSO a full supply of CARRIAGE TRlMMlNGS
such carriage aXe5 and springs Carriage oahus'
tent leather hub bands. power loom lace, enamelee
canvass figured Maroon damask alpaca extra hne cam
brio, and fringe. On hand, also, full supply oil CAh
RACES and BUGGIES.
Smoke house, jail, and Bank Locks made to order
warranted not to be picked or broken and to give saS
faction.
The subscriber is also prepared to execute any and al
work in iron, ell brass copper, Sc Guns and pistol
made TO order Also straners for Turpentine Distil
leries. ~
All orders executed promptly and in the best man
ner. If the subscriber does not Sc lower IMAM an
BODY else and do good work fair prices, then he will
give it up. ~,
! Encourage home industry Now is the time Cal
on the subscriber at Raleigh, Wake County. North Car
DINA, or send your orders by letter ,,,,o
JOSEPH WOLIERlNG.
p.1aiub Sopt % 1871 90-1y.
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Prime Green Tea,

I UST Received,
} ALSO,
Loaf, Crushed, clarified and brown Sugar,
Java, Lagura and Rio Coffee.
Pepper, Alspice, Ginger Starch Nutmegs, Cloves,
and Mace, Spanish Indigo, bar Lead, Powder, Shot,
and Percussion Caps Backing, shoe scrubbng horse,
crumb and hearth Brushes TOOTH nail and hair brush
es, cut Nails, finishing and common Brads, Swedes
Iron and cast Steel cotton and wool cards, bellows
brass and cast Irons, Gothic Tenders, shovels and
tongs, Holds, fire carriers, Painted and brass bound
Buckets, wire sleeves shovels and spades, Collins
Augurs, saws files chises, cut and mill saws
Broad axes, adzs frying pans, wafer and waffle irons,
Knob, pad, stock, till and cupboard Locks, hinges,
screws finishing brads, cut tacks knives and forks
Pen and pocket knives scissors and shears,
Iron squares, trace and log chains, wagon boxes,
Tin and Crockery ware.
For sale by j. BROWN.
Oct. ID, 1851. 90
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Triumphant S1,ooes,

Triumphant Success
CLIO RIOUS RE SULTS ACA1
Every Drawing of the Lottery ..
1"e fa' framed and Truly Fortunate LOtte,, D.,
PYFER & co, D'0fa'
No. Light 81. Baltimore. Ma
demonstrates FMS the fact very extensively coDf
lot long series of years. that niesl
ONE ORDER
10 the Old-Established and Ponplar u
GARNER A GOLDEN HAR1rs, may
ftomPted by an lniexible resolve to %anil
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ty, we proclaim to the world an InfallibIo POve
ranted to remove the barriers that exclude VAL
ses the station influence and luxuries en; Ie mas
favored few, and to elevate the lowlv by the
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Gus wrong, who permits another dav 70 rn grey.
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| BY forwarding an order by mail, for Packaro
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January to the old-established, faramed and n for
nate Lottery Brokers, uty iOru
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No. l, Light-st., Bahimor. y,
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! BRILLIANT ARRAY
$4,000, Whole Ticket, sent to Ohio
$4,000, Half Ticket, sent to North CarOlin,
SIS, 900, Quarter Ticket sent to do.
$4,000, Quarter Ticket, sent to Tennessee
$4,000, Quarter Ticket, sent to South Caroru
$4,000, Quarter Ticket, sent to Virginia
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J $4,000, Quarter Ticket, sent to Alabama
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Orders Confidential
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Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-01-17
Raleigh, Jan. 5, 1852.
400 REWARD.

AZ BROKE JAIL, and away in November last,
g from Pauding, Jasper county, Miss, the Negro
q slave BEN, alias ANIL aged so or 35 years. feet
10 in high quite dark has two his face-one
lust above the right eye running hack into the hair the
other on running towards the mouth; aso
on the knees and the left caused by burns
He purchased from Thee ~ Gladden. of Charleston
s. c. in August $780, by the subscribers father. 1t is
know that he has false free papers, and he will probably
represent himself free man. The above reward will
be paid any person who will detect the said slave, and
Iodro him in iaiI so that he can be obtained.
THOS. P. F nth, HomesvilIe..
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