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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-29
DUBLIC SALE OFF yAULU.HLE

4 LAND & OTHER PROPERTY IN BEDFORD.
In pursuance of deed Of executed mo by Geo.
+. Sneud, bearing date the l1h day Of November.
1853 and Of record in the Clerks office 81 the count
court of Bedford, | will the 10Th day of December
next on the premises sll to the highest bidder, at pub
lie auction, the III
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-29

HNAkEN UP-E tray On last Friday mo,p
L ing. \ YOUNG SORREL MAKE. The owner
will please come forth prove properly, pny char and
take her WY Application to he male this office.
my aSpml2t
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5 SALE VALUABLE

Il LAND NEAR LYNCHBURG B, virue Of
deed of trust executedto by james Leehenrng date
On III 18th day of June 1919, and recorded in the
Count, Court Of Amherst, l shall on the 9Th day ol De
nbcr 1853, the premises, xpose /" sale BY way o
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Scvera Dweiiins-aH0uses,

with the necessary out.buildnes house the
banks of the james River and kannwha Canal with II
Ware house he'd. for the reception of prodnce
aud good water Gris Mill Fer its size consider it
one of the most desirable truct- of land in tie State
and such is seldom put into he market There have
been sown on it 100 bushels of wheat this Fall, which
will go with the land the purchaser. Purchasers
invited examine it for themselves before the day oil
sale MIR, Geo, 7, Snead will show it any who muy
desire il.
If desired, the Store house, with small portion oi
the laad, may sold separately from the residue of the
tact.
Al the same ti,ne and nlnce will sell The [nllninn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-29
Personal Property,

conveyed by laid deed Of trust. ru"it: Two houses
Tobacco about 300 barrels of Corn, head of horses
heal of Cows, so head Of Hogs. and all the farmin
utensils of the said Geo, T. Sneat together with h
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-29
AUCTION SALES.

Auction SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
Ry WV H. MOsB1, Auetonee'.
"THIRE SOLD at auciion. on the 1ft''',-ss
w on Monday, lgih December Immediately ~
,h ,,le of the property Of Tyree dec d, the I'M
House d Lot III.
- Min, Strict adjoining the Gitizehs Saving Dam M"
-; ,, ,.,.ae,y 81 Mr. Rivers n grocery stofe'
r,,,ti,g "a feet and running back l3' teef. .cot,
At.o Immediately utter on the premises o'Ni ~ NJ
oF GROTND on feaeral Hill, opposite the fesid+hfe
-, Chm l. Nosby Terms. 4 ana Il months.
J. r. H0LCOMBE, for Limset and me
othe, teg i'ces Of + A. Hofeomoe. nc q.
nay % ll01ee
NToTICE-Will he snd pthlir ~ 10" 10 'f'e
highest bidder on "Wednesday the TN De- ~ ~
n r r not on the next fa .lny thereafter Al u' iae
,e.idcnce If james Tinsley, dee'd IN the county III
B.df,rd-ntl the peiishabe PROPERTY beiahsf u
tb. estate Of said ,leredent, consisting OF
Horses, WOrIS-Oxen, Gaffic, HOES
The Cror Of Corn, Fodder, Ca NC, iiobsel'id ana
Kitcben Furniture aud Plantation Itehsil-.
TERMS OF SALE:-for all sum Of $40 a cfedt "t
ak month. Will be gisen-fhe purchasers executing
bo, win good security. All SUNS under ten dollar,
ri,.h will be required
HIRAM CHEATW0OD. Ex'or
oa ~ loo Of june Tlnsley .drr'a
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IRON w ,KKS FOR SALE

RON w ,kkS FOR SAEE.-By virtue of
Il deed of trust executed 10 Us the 18th of Aug.
u>t 1919 by Alexander ~ Montgomery and others, and
otrecord in the Clerk office of Nelson county co Irt
we shall the 2Sth of October 1853 if fair if =,
the next fan day, upon the premises sell the highest
bidder, all that valuable and known by the mime of Elk
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Terms Of Sale:

small portion of the purchase money will be re
qured in cash, and the residue credit of two
md three years, (equn nsalment.) will be gven-the
purchaser purchasers ng the payment ot the
by negotiable ties, payable of the Banks
in Lynchbure, satisfactorily endorsed and the title To
the land be retained until the entire purchase money
j. paid subject to be resod in default of payment,
uithrr security.
Acting As trustee, 1 will only convey sucn title is
vested in me by the deed aforesaid.
nov3 d&ctSdec CHlSN ELL DABNEY, TrHS,te.
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NEGROES AZ AUCTION

Y inter the above sale will be sold SEVERAL VERY
VALUABLE NEGROES viz: jacob Esther, Mary. Mel
ley and Lucy and her three children.
TERMS: Liberal and made known day of sale
JESSE j. SALMONS,
NOV % t8dec Admir-, of James Ipe.
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TRACT OF LAND

r- on which the said Jamcs Lee rrsided at the *sR-
time of his DEATH situnted in the count, Of Amherst,
few miles from the city Of Lynrhburg, and contani'
1913 ACRES more less. 1t i. expected TIM TIN
tract will, previous the day of sale, be divided int,
.cvrrnl lnis NH ~ LII be snld nrcnr.iL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-29

The Richmond Morning Mail publishes the fol
lowing correspondence, which needs no common
dation to insure for the subject 10 which il re-
lates the attention and favor Of the people Of II
ginia:
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-29
EGGERT & co.

NAxTF4cTURERs OF
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PIANO-FOR RITES,
NO. 23e PRATT STREET, BALTIMORE.
TBE Subscribers respectfully call the attention Of III,
h public to their
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS.
of st, GO, and II octaves for which
The Maryland Institute for The Promoiion Of Mechanic
.9ris hes AWARDED
THE FIRST PREMIUM
ever awarded by that institute for improvements
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS.
These Pianos arc in large sized, highly finished
CASES RssEwooD,
1Uith entire iron frame. CONSTRUCTED
in the most substantial manner, with all the
.NODEA2.S' LHEoRGs F1E.NE.NsTS.
The manufacturers but the vory hest season.
ed timber,
and Materials of the Choicest Qualities, that
enable them warrap, their instruments to stand any
climate.
THE FIRM HAS A PATENT RIGHT ACTION,
trey relieved avoided and their paro can therefore
never get out of order.
FOR cHAsTESEss OF DESIGN ELEGANCE OF FINISH,
as well as for
FULLNESS, RICHNESS, And BEATTY
OF TONE,
these Piapos rank foremost and are equal to any made
here or in Europe.
Wherever these Pianos have been introduced they
have given in every instance entire satisfaction.
We warrans instruments to stand good
FOR FIVE YEARS
under careful treatment and will receive them back and
substitute Others any time within the first six months
from the sale of it, if it shall not prove satisfactory
EGGERT & co.
Baltimore. Juno 1859.
e Mr.. Charles KIiffmilIeris our sole
agent for the sale Of pianos the State of North
Carolina.
June %, 1883. 64-6m.
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New Publications.

REATRICE, or the unknown re latives, by Catherine
BSinclair, author of Modern accomplishments, Mod.
Society, Modern Flirations, Sc; Wild Jack the
Stolen Child, Sketch of Life, together with other
highly interesting stories by Caroline Lee Hentz author
of Linda, Deua, Marcus Warand, EoIine, &c; Sam
Hicks Wise Saws and Modern Instances, or what he
said, did, invented; Cyrla, tale by the author OF
theinitials; Fuller on Rheumatism, Rheumatic Gou,
Sciatca their Pathology, Symptoms and treatment by
Henry William Fuller, NJ. D., Cantab Fellow of the
RoyalCoiege of Physicians London, Assistant Phys-
cianto ST. Georges Hospital Fearl Leaves from
Fanny's Port ForIio with original designs by F. NJ.
Cafin; Home Life in Germany, by G. L. Brace author
of Hungary in 1851; The Old Forest Ranger, Wild
anorts of India the NeegheFy Hills in the jungles,
qyd on the plains, by Major alter Campbell Edited
II Frank Forester american Game i'll its seasons, by
Yenry William Herbert frank Forester j Spiritual
Vampirsm the history Of Efheial Softdown, and her
TENDS of the Light, bye. w. Weber, author Of
ales of the Southern bordess6c Leila, the Island
by Fraser Tyter author Leila in England, Leila at
home, &c; One Year, tale of Wedoc1, by Emily F.
Harlan, from the origins. Swedish by AL. Krause
and Ebert Percc An Historical sketch of Robin Hood
and Captain Kidd, by William A. Campbell.
w IpoMFPOY
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e0O REWARD vim be paid for ltLhe apprehsE

C6nl hE ~ AkkD VIII he paid Tor the appreneH'
D1Osion and securing in Jail, that can get ber
a negro woman, MALINDA1, who runaway from the
plantation of Peterson IvcY in Wake County, about the
18th of January. Malindaysis tall woman, yellow
has large feet with great many veins in her
legs, has very full eye broHs, and said to be very
good midwife. She formerly belonged to Thos Parish
1 suppose she is lurking Somewhere along on Deep
River in Chatham County, She may be in Alamance'
as she has some children up there at or about Hollis
Store. MaIinday may be trying to pass for free "0
man, as she is good Midwife.
Address me at Holly Springs, N. G.
49, p. Ba.BERT, ADM
sisess So ~ Of p. IyEI.
June %, 1853. 65-4w-
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Office of the =. 6. 9: b: Cos

NOTICE is hereby given that the Board of Direct,
ors of the North Carolina Railroad Company WIZ
in Greensborough. on Monday the 18th day OF Ju
ly next Contractors having any matters to bring De-
fore said Board expected TO appear at the time aO
do so.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders Of said Com
pany will take place in Salisbury on Thursday the l4n
day of July next, at which time would be adElsaO.e
for all delinquent stockholders ihe nsaIme"''
due on their stock.
CYRUS p. MENDENHALL,
Secretary and 1FeasHrsT.
52-2W.
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]. Is ON GRIeF
WHolEsALk DEAtkss
IN GROCERIES PR0vTsIoNs, Iroron.
Nd n ~ sTOR Es.

= - - = q = - - n " Il Z g
s,slR FsazourIs, IA
III AVE in Store. and offer for sale,
~ r. X. and N. @, Sugar in hhds. and 6sffelf
{! y, -. Moiasses, I'M Ids and tierces.
I. X and Cuba Molas IN illltls. and l;I;Is
Dai - and Weston Shoulders and Sides Baco,
u. %. Salt Marshall's factory flied. n'
leas-consistihg Of very &c stock of Gcnno,.,
ar oang Tyson, o9sns Pow eAongs &c. Of eys,,
Rio, Java. and Isaguira Coffee
81 Crushed, Ground and Yellow Sugars
Richmond Extra Flour
brown Soaps New York and Boston No.
Fancy Soaps Rose, Yariegatetl and AlmonJ
tobacco large stock of Ps SIS SIS. los and b.,e
Ground COffee-warranted pure ~t ios
Pearl Starch, Grain and Ground PeDper
Nutmegs, Ginger, Spices and Chocolate
Mustard, Wrapping Paper and Broons
Buckets, Demijohns, &C., &c.
100000 Cigars of various brands and deserint;oo,
LIQUORS.
Hennessy London Dock Brandy, vintage Of 1910
half pipes and demijohns. 'fO' IN
Choice old South Side Social Madeira Wine =
casks and demijohns. d" e.
Skeldam Gin, Honey brand, in pipes and deniob,.
Sgnette, Duprey Sc Co., and other hands French
dy. in various style of packages. D'an'
Pure Old Rye Whiskey of IS Old Mongehelia +" IL An
gany." Funk, zirgIer. and other choice br: ale
o., some of which is ID years old. and 4th proof
Cincinnati Rectiied Whiskey
Baltimore and PhiladeIphia Gin
N. E. Rum.
Imitation French Brandy.
Old Apple Brandy.
Pure Malaga Wine
Cider and Wine Vinegar.
Champagne of the celebrated " Heidsick branJ
lso in yard, 500 casks pure Eastern Lime.
of which they offer at the lowest wholersIs ,.,,.
and upon accommodating terms 9
WILSON & GRICE,
No. IL High street and Piercc's Wharf
Portsmouth, Va
June 70, 1898. 64-9mspd
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We learn that it has been asserted in various
parts OF this district that Mr. CRAIGE is in favor of
donating the public lands 10 the States 10 the excu
sion of the old. This is FALSE in each and every
particular. He lis opposed TO donating them at all,
adhering boldly TO the true Democratic prneiple of
suffeing the lands to remain where they are, in the
hands ofthe General Governments as fund to de-
fay is expenses and avert taxation Hpon4he people
Salisbury Banner
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-21

Sick Headache.

Thousands of females throughout our land
suffer with headache at times. which they can
hot. relieve, or account for the usual remedies
have no effect on it. Reeolect this, the head
Ache of which you SO much complain. is caused
BY some arrangement peculiar to the feo.stc ser;
And if you will examine all thesymptoms you
win find it to be true, ,li'se times in ten. Now
make Your own decisions, see if the headache
il not sym ptorn, instead Of tie disease. There
is medicine which when used, never fails to
relieve the whole female pecuiiarities, thereby
completely curing nine teIptAs Of all cases of
sick headache which arc so cohsrhon. Hun
lreds of cases can be cured BY using only one
bottle Of Dronegoozes Female Bitters, which can
De had in Fayetteville Of McElroy d McKin-
icy and Diemer d. Hampton,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-21

!, a neioN Society. TIE Age Of Pro
l.gfess- The Sanduslsy (Ohio) Regis
fe', states that the existence of a so
eiety in the state Of Ohip has just
been disclosed, In tie first pledge d
which the member binds himself to
secrecy under q pledge Of bis goods
aud chattles, lands and tenements,
and his life and body the pream-
bic recites that, "Wlereas all gov
Iernment are instituted and controlled
for the sole Purpose to aid the learn
ed against the unlearned, the strong
against the weak" &c. Pledge the
second contains the following clause:
81 pledge further that / viii disregard
all State or national law that has a
tendency or viii even permit the de-
signing knave to rob the honest on
unsuspecting, and as my Influence
shall be against the wealth Of the ar
lstocrat, SO shall it be in fay ~ of theI
laboring poor /
4 pamphlet copy Of the oonstitu-
ton Of this diabolicad confederation
vas taken from the pocket of one off
| set of burglars, recently tried inh
he court of common pleas Of Lo-
'ain county. Certificates of mem
,ership were issued and branches of
he society were to be established in 4
very State of the Union. An ex-N ]
representative in the Legis lature of (
)hio, it is stated, was at the head Of 5
he band in that State,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-21
Executor's Sale.

pY virtue of the power in me vested u Fsil
-ES as executor Of the last will and testanh en-
OF Alfred H. Berry, deceased, offer to the high
est bidder, at public sale, on SATURDAY, Ma
nth, unless disppsed Of before that tim
at private sale, ohe-hatf of the materials 0
the Fayetteville Observer printing office; i
being all the interest he possessed in said es-
tabshment at the time Of his death. Th,
Subscription List of the paper numbers six
hundred, and is unusually solvent, as great care
has been observed in making it up The job
Printing and Advertising custom is large and
remunerative. Terms OF sale-l2 months
credit. with approved security.
All persons indebt ed to the estate of Alfred
II. Berry, or to the firm of French 9- Berry
are notified to come Forward immediately and
settle the same; and all having claims against
the same. to present them properly authentioa-
led within the time prescribed bv law.
JAS H. COBB Executor.
April IA le53-.l
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-21

! A singular crime has just come to
light in the little principality of Lip
pc Schaumberg. A country GENTLE
man of large property in that prin-
cipality, died, leaving one daughter
and two sons. The daugh ter, who
was heiress to the greatest part of
the property, soon after disappeared,
no one knew wbither,and consequent
ly the two brothers became sole heirs
of the whole estate. Now after the
lapse of some fifteen or twenty Yeas,
accident has brought TO light the
fact that the daughter still lives, and
has been kept imprisoned by her two
inhuman brothers during all thisi
time in cellar. The matter has al
ready come into the Courts, and the
monsters viii get their deserts. = En>
yuircr. /.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-21
List OF Estrays Taken UP.

LIST, Kind Of animal is given. I'd, color. Sd,
description 4th, age. 9Th, posters name.
9th, place and time of arrest
Lizeoka County.
C4so, white with red pides about the head,
half crop on upper side Of ght ear and smooth
cropand unterbit irleft, about 10 years old; by
Pleasant Hslbert, 18th district, January g. 1853.
Appraised to 81
COR dark brown color, with some white
spots. swallow-fofk and underbit in right ear,
smooth crop of leftear, abont Is months old;
By Amos Gore, 1st district, Feb. 20, 1853 APP
praised to 81
Three Tea'2ings one a bull of red color,
white face. no green marks--oneI a heifer, with
red siSes, white back and belly and face, no ear
mark.-ihe other heller. Of red trindle COL
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-21
Pills and P olisics--

Our readers will excu4 e the laci
of editorial in to-day's paper Fol
several days, we have bee . quite un'
well-harily sick enough to be in
bed All the while. and yet not we'll
enough to at tend to business proper
ly. We find it extremely difficult to
throw off a lose OF politics with one
hand and talk dose of pills with
the other. Calomel and commercial
accidents and sntimod y blue
mass and bloody murder s--news
transactions md naq seous struck.
Ugh! ! whatiht ongru eqs compounds
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-21
EXTENSIVE PTGEoN RoosT. -

EXTENSIVE PIagoS Roosr, We
learn that there is q pigeon roost, ex
tending for upwards of 90 miles on
either SIDE Of the Poteau, com memo
ing about 90 miles from this city,
and running within few mi les Of
Waldron, in Scott county. We have
seen several persons who have visited
the roost, and the accounts they give
of the number Of pigeons to be found
there is beyoNd computations the
eggs are scattered oyer the or und,
broken. The air, in this region, at
times, is filed with larks flying in
every direction, aifofding fine sport
'or the fowler,-F~t Smith Hfrald,
18th.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-04-21
NEW EDEs dts.

WE have just received direHt from Phi
~ adelrlla, and Pitts5a,b, a lArge and well
30 selected Stock of MeaicineH Perf,neyH
Points, Oils, Dye st46s, Wi4ao,o Ggass, PITY
K,rni5lcs. BRUSHES, Glass y hie, Gqn7es .seel
Green and Blr1k Teas. MADEIRA, PHyt and Mqz1-
On fTrcr7 French Brandy, Surgical InStrun.ebts
NoYe and Letter Paper, Enuelopesl ScQtch SnjsT,
E,hcy articles etc. etc.
Jour Stock viii be repleniBhef during. the
year. and are determined I'd sep at low pr
cas- Cali at the Fayetteville dug Store North
side Pubic Square.
NcEIROY & MCKINNEY.
Fayetteville. March 3l--2rh
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.DrED.

\ IL this county, Friday 9Th inst aft or pro
tIacted illness, Mr.. WI LIS ABBOT. ssfd abou
20 years
In this county, on THURSDAY, 18th il st., Mrs
DILpAsEj relict Of Mr.. JAS. Dildane, agEd abou
40 years
Departed this life at her rosidef &c, in GILES
County, on the 18th inst, IN the path year Of
her age, Mrs NJ any A DRAKE, cohsort Of Mr.
James F. Drake
Mrs. Drake left seven children. the young
! est. of whom was only about thred weeks old,
at heF decease. She attached he self to the
PresbvterianI Church at iIayette4ille in the
month Of July, 1889. She removed, with her
husband. to the neighborhood Of Aberdeen,
Mississippi, in the year 1910, at which time she
dissolved her connection with the Fayetteville
chi rch to become member Of the PreSbyte-
RAN Church at Aberdeen. III the year eigh-
te4n hundred and forty nine, she removed with
her husband to the County of Giles, where she
Would be nearer her parents and kindred, whose
sodiety she sought, with all the ardour Of
daughters and sisters devotion. The writer
Of this Short notice, cannot refrain from bearing
testimony to the many virtues of the departed. !
She was naturally Of an amiable disposition, /
possessing heart, full of tenderness and lovei
name Inistres-and affeetienatc sister, friendto
the poor aIG good neighbor She relied not,
upon auv natural excellencies for salvation; but
trusted in the sufferings and righteousness of the
mediator, as the only ground Of pardon justifi-
cation and eternal life. The Piety Of the De-
ceased was not Of that irrpulSive char aeter,
itself only On exiting oecasip DIS
but it was firm. decided, uniform and consistent
from the time she united with the church to the
dai- of her death; she always attended upin the
rndans of grace when b her power for she truly
lowed the sanctuary Il
For several wears before her death her d health
began to fail. aud grew worse with time. For
months she seemed t4 have a preseatndn Of {
her approaching DISC luton, and looking con- !
,tahtlv to Jesus, the author and fnisher Of her
-1i1h, she received strength and grace to s. rug
lie with her last enemy On her dying bed
nur1nur was not heard to escape her lips
A few hours before shesdeparted, she with i
'ornposf,re took leave of Husband Mothef and |
Father. Brothers and Sisters, children. and
,eiehbors present, taking them all one by one v
" the hand Upon being asked what she de- {
ired should be done with her babe, she replied. n
hat, she had been thinking about-and that t
he would leave it in the hands OF God. $
As she breathed her last with considerable f
fort, and in broken accents she said, Oh, 0
ord Sod, ] too, am ready! What colnc- Il
ent, thesewere the last words of h3rtwin SIS "
ers. who died aifew wears before: her last Il
-oris were: Oh, God | am ready Reader are a
on ready? Be We therefore ready also for the f;
on q man cometh at an hour when you think b
ot. Let relatives and friends, while they APP
rec;a4e her worth and feel her loss, submit
ordiallv to the Will of God, and exclaim with
oh. 'The Lord ave and the Lord hath Ia
en- away, blessed be the name Of the Lord" :
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Franklin co,.ntu.
\, 8, q, =

~ CALHOUN LODGE, No. &c. T. o. O. F,
sGA\ will have public procession, in Fay
ettoville. ON Saturday, May 7th. A suitable
address will be delivered All members in
goodastanding, Of sister Lodges, are earnestly
invited to participate in the festivities of the
occasion.
By order of the Lodge:
THoS. j. CARTER, Secre ta1y.
A t,ril IA lS53-3t
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SELLING AT COST.

nW1NG to the protracted illness Of our
" RoIt H. Gray, we viii dispose Of our en-
tire stock of Goods at cost and carriage--and no
mistake. Now is the time to get excellent
Goods, at nominal price, If application be
made soon. Call without delay, if you want
bargains All kinds of Barter taken in ex-
change for Goods, aa usual.
April Z, 1853. E. \. GRAY d co.
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4 Coach Shop in FdyeHtcfille.

go TIE subscribers RESPECTFULLY
Inform the public that they have foHmed Cor b.
pany for the purpose Of conducting the Ca r.
riage Making Business. in all its vh-
rious branches; and being all practical work
men, fully understanding their business til ~
will have no hesitation TO compare their woEk
with any establishment in the State, as to stJiC
and durability.
We may be found, after the first Of May, pr
the northeast corner of the Square, near NH
Ross's office; and previous to thht time, 2DC
yards west of the Fayetteville Inh-where We
will be pleased TO see ALI in want of anything
in our line.
J. B. RAB0TEAU.
JAMES IT, HOBBS
March 10 1853. THoS. J. WALKER