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Pleasant Grove Male AcadeIny

Pleasant Grove Male Academy.
WAKE FOREST, n. @.
WILLIAM NJ. CRENSHAW, A. B. Principal.
VENHE next session of this Institution will commence
e on the End Monday in January next The Academy
is situated about 1-2 miles from Forestvlle.
No deduction for loss Of time, except in fprorac
ted sickness. Board can be had at Sc so per month,
including washing, lights and fuel. Tuition from So
to $l5 per session. For further particulars address
DR.. w. HARTSFIELD,
Forestvle, Wake County, N. C.
November 9Th, 1852. IO4-tI5J
o. The Weekly Register and the Spirit of the Age
will copy.
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Oct. l., 1852.
FORM BOOK.

FORM BOOK.
THE NORTH CAROLINA FORM BOOK
CONTAINING all the most useful forms which 0ccu,
I in business transactions between and man.
we'll as in official stations stogether with the Consuu
ton of North Carolina, and of the United States;
act fix the fees of Clerks, Sherifs, &c. Calculated
the use of the citizens of North Carolina and made co
forable to law. Complied by member of the MOI"
Carolina Bar. For sale by
HENRY D. TURNER,
North Carolina Book Store
January IL, IS 3d. 10
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.xye;I dome thou good and faithful
SerV;lssa.''

W. fancy VIC hear the thousands and tens OF thouS-
IL Of grateful hearts, scattered they over eVey
section of our glorious Union making the AR co.
with the above scripural parable, so applicable 10 for
the returns made to them for the few taiciits SEM
Investment through the famed and mpershiahy reho"n
.J Of
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gust Received and for Sale,
Nay Is, 1852:

Gust RECEIVED and fOF sale,
A RICH assortment of Fancy Neck, Sash, Hat and
IA Cap Ribbons, ~
Plain Satin and Lusring Ribbons, all coors and Widths
French worked Muslin undersleeVes,
Infants French worked Frock Bodies and Caps
Ladies' French worked Caps and Collars in great 'aH
~,
DO do Mourning and half Mourning Collars
do do Cuffs, Mnslins and Dimity Bands.
Real Thread Lace, Insertings and EdgIngs,
Imitation do do do
Isle do do do
Bobbin do do do
JAMES McKIMMON.
Oct. 1882 9S~
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FRESH DRUGS, MEDICINES, sc.
WILLIAMS. HAYWOOD, &sCO.,
Il Drugs, Medicines, Chc1lTc9ls
PAINTS OILS DYESTUEES.
ID ARE now receiving large additions to
hzEz3ZI13A heir stock of

n ARE receiving large additions to
E&2e their stock of
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals
PAINTS, OILS, DYESTUFFS,
GO WHndonc Glass, Ioe'fmmGry. sc, sc
from the reliable Houses in the Northern Cities,
which have been purchased with eye single to their
purity and offered for sale at such prices and
such terms shall compare favorah1y with any house
in the State.
Physicians, Country Merchants, and callers gener-
ally, will do we'll to give call before purchasing,
feeling ed we shall not fail to please both in point
Of price and quality
Orders promptly attended to, and particular attention
given to packing and forwarding.
Family Medicines and Prescriptions compounded at
all hours Of the day and night, by competent person
with neancss and despatch.
We tender most sincere thanks to the citizens Of
Raleigh and the surrounding country for the long and
liberal patronage have received, and trust by untir
ing zeal and energy to please in the prosecution of
business, to merit its continuance.
Raleigh, April %. 1851. Of
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Roofs and Shoes.

T MILES & SONS Improved Stitched bo o:"s
81 Double Sole and Waterproof dos splendid artc5(
of Double Sole Brogans for the practical Farmers
Wake and surrounding country, including the RaTGO
Sept. II.
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1-rUD g. 70,
PYFER q CO.s
IOTTERY BROK ERS,
baltimore. MIG.

L.
Pb;s House has very appropriately received OF late
the cognomen of Danes Fortune Citadel: IN no!,o
of tho unnrecedented number and amount OF CaPl'ai
Prizes which they have sold and paid to the exclusion
n6 mortifcation of all other Lottery Brokers' Ana the
crv is " Still they Sell!'
During the last month the following Grand O"Plla
having been sold and cashed by those word-rehownso
Brokers' presenting the astonishing-and when we taN
into consideration that all this has been sold IN ot
Month Incredible but not less true amount OF o.
Prizes were distributed as IoIEOWs'
$4,000, in package Half Tickets sent to tennessee
ZOO, in package of wholes sent 10 reo,s,I
SIC, 576 in package of whoes sent to pennsylvania
$4,000 in package quarter tickets sent to @ SARDINIA
Sio OOo in sinqe whole ticket sent to n. Carolina
s35OOO in package of Fights sent TO Hrgm,1
q NOO md 600 both in one package sent to Alabama
besides large number of $1,000 and $500 Prizes
~ Prize payment at PYFER 500. made in gold
at sight.
Splendid Schemes for February ASo3.
II The Certificate Prices ofpackages OF quarter tick
otr only 0Iyan below.
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HOTEL FOR SALE

HOTEL FOR SALE!
THE subscriber not being well acquainted with the
business of keeping Hotel, and wishing to his
attention farming entrely-now offers for sale his
HOTEL situated in the Town of Wilson, the w. &
r. Road and the Greenville & Raleigh Plankroad. The
Hotel is just complete and we'll arranged for the bust
ness together with all other necessary out buildings,
itha good of custom, both from the Plank and Raj
road and with stage line running from this place
to Washington. Terms of sale made for further
particulars apply the subscriber at Wilson. N. c.
JOHN w. FARMER.
December goth, 1862. 1876.
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TURNER'S NORTH CAROLINA
ALMANAC FOR 1858.

PUBLISHED this day, and sold wholesale and rs'''
~ HENRY D. TURNER,
Il NJ G.. Bookstore
October IL, 1859
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Still BETTER.

Still Better.
A MOTHER box of that celebrated Oronoko Brand
Aof chewing Tobacco. Received this day by
Id. TURNER.
December IA, 1852. g.
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~ Drawings forwarded TO Correspondents ~ TIC
first mails after the lotteries drawn.
u Correspondents will please order few daYsh before
the lotteries drawn.
There is large per centage in favor of those purchas
es who by the Package and the chances of drawing
four of the largest Prizes in the Scheme are thereby Sc
cured We advise the purchase Of Packages of Tickets
in every instance.
gy Bank Drafts or Certificates of Deposits payable
in Gold at sight will be promptly RENTED to those Cor
respondents who draw prizes at PYFER & cos.
~ Remember-A PACKAGE of Tickets draw
roUR of the most splendid prizes IN scheme.
Eye In order to Fortune, and the cash mme
datey after the result known, the readers Of this pa
Der have only 10 remit cash Drafts prize tickets
the Old Establibhed, far famed and truly fortunate Ex
change and Lottery Brokers,
PYFER & CO.,
No 1, Eight Street, Baltimore, Nd.
January "a, 1853. 90
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Encourage Home Industry,
BY PATRONIZING THE
Nachine Shop and Foundry Of
Ford, CLARK G DIX ON,
Who Manufacture all Sizes of
Horse Power and IHrcshimg Machines,
(BoTH PORTABLE AND sTATIoNARY;)
STRAW-CUTTERS OF VARIOUS PATTERNS,
WHEAT FANS,
Mil and Factory Gear, tSaoo and Grist Mill Irons,
Bark Mills, Wool Cdrding Machines, Edge
Tools, de-. dc.
Address Snow Camp, Aamance County, N. c.
October 25th, 1852. lOl-St.
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R. F. LESTER,

n. f. LILY HhS
COMM ESSION MER HANT,
PETEZ4SBUl4G, va.
WILL give his personal attention to the sale of all
w kinds of Produce and to Forwarding Goods, &C.
Attends particularly to forwarding Tobacco and other
Produce Richmond.
REFER To-Hon. A. w VenabIe, and DR.. G. A.
Wilson, Granville, Mr. w. L. Pomeroy, Raleigh.
November 4, 1852. Pm.
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M ERR NO Under Shirts, Drawers Gents Hosiery
1Il Stoc ks and Cravats. Large lot Just received
Hardings CLOTHING EMpORIITM
November LIST, 1852. loa
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NOVELTY WORKS,

WEST ST, RALEIGH, NORTH-CAROLINA,
s1LAs BURNS. Eh@M PROPRIETOR,
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0nnn LBS. cut nails and finishing brads
0OOO bale K. ct. Oznaburg.
J. BROWN.
Dec.7, 1882 g.
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Raleigh, October IL, 1852. 81"
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dCHMOND SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY % 1919

to attend, and was not at home, so that Rah
Martin had to SIT in the hall and amuse him.
sell Sc, with the devils tattoo until his return
ms. unfortunately, was very long DELAYED,
and il must have been fully twelve o'aIooL
when Bob Martin set out unou his hons,.orS ] ~
way. BY this time the storm had ga,bered
TO pitchy darkness, the believing thunder
was heard among the rocks and hollows of
the Dublin mountains, and the pale blue
lightning shone upon the staring fronts of the
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nection of Fredericksburg with the North
Valley and the Northwestern part of Virgini ,
bids fair to be effected within year or two,
by branch road from Fredericksburg to a
poiIt on the Orange road, near the Manassas
junction. The Winchester Virginian says it
would not be over twenty-five miles in length,
and would cost about 100000. 1t is to be sur.
veyed in the spring.
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The one hundred and forty-seventh annver-
sary Of Franklin's birth day was celebrated by
the New York Typographical Society on
Monday evening, in grand style. Over six
Among the guests was Thomas F. Meagher,
who made speech. .,- ,..r..
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| Armstrong Archer B
Albemarle Clerk Circui
| Court of
Allen Henry
Astin J o
| Atkinson John w
Anderson Thomas
Boyd Alfred
Barrett Augustus NJ
Broaddus Andrew
Blankenship Asa G
Blackburn Benjamin P
Butt Boswell B
Bubbridge Courtney
Bliss G 8
Bradford Chas A
Reale G T
Ball cambridge
Burnett Elisha A
Beckwith DR. John
Bradley John E 2
Barnes John
3rimmer ] M
Barry Johanna
Barr ] NJ
Broadrick James
Bohannsn John w
Briggs Isaac D C
Bohan nan J Joseph L
Barksdale John I
| Carrier Asa L
| Carlisle Amos
Craig Alex
| Chase Ale K Fl
| Clarkson Ashur
Carter Chas 2
| Clarke David C
| Cory d B
| Crump Edwin G
Cooke Fields Q
| Clark Geo II
Calder Humphrey
| Germany Jacob
| Cox Joseph ]
Coley John M
| Chisholm Rev James
| Cridlin Jacob w
Carneit J
Campbell James d
| Clark Josiah P
Duncan Thos Ill
Doyle William 3
] Drew w III
| Drewry Samuel D
| Dearipg st Clair .
Dabney Richard
| Dobbins X ii
| David X
Denel Jonas 8
Durham John
| Doss John
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VALUABLE FARM FOR sALR.-We

' offer for sale, a very attractive Farm, lying on
the old Turnpike leading to the "Short Pump"
containing 1876 acres one half cleared, the balance
well wooded, and improved ia an excellent man
ner, both as TO the dwelling and all needtui out.
honses as well as orchards OF excellent fruit ana
having the farther advantage of having had be-
tween 40 and SO bushels of wheat seeded on il last
fall Immediate possession may be had For
terms, apply to US. TOLER COOK,
ia ii General Agents.
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| LADIl
Anthony Miss Sallie A
Archer Miss Mary l.
Anderson Mrs Mary ]
Archer Mrs Mary j
Bailey Miss Sarah
Brown Miss Julia A 2
Battly Miss Elizabeth
Bockins Miss Bettie c
Barker Miss Arpasia
Burke Mrs Sophia
Bradshaw Mrs Sarah T
Ball Mrs Martha
Cole Miss Salley &c
Chick Miss Mary A
Carter Miss Martha
Carter Miss Marie C.
Coleman Miss Ellen S
Cottrell Miss Ellen L
Dupey Mrs A M
Davis Mrs Mary M
Daus Mrs Catharine
Drake Mrs Mary G
Dalton Mrs Fl FL
Eddins Miss Mary
Fielder Mrs Lucy E
Ford Mrs FL A
Fuqua Miss Ella
Gay Mrs Reiman
Glass Mrs Maria
Ganaway Mrs Maria E
Gardiner Mrs Elizabeth
Grimes Mrs Elizabeth
Howard Miss Ball
Hernswortk Miss B E
Hokirmann Miss C.
Heath Miss Extra Jane
Hill Miss II i l.
Heath Miss Julia A
Heath Miss Kitty
Harrington Miss Lucint
Hickson Miss M Jane
Henderson Miss Mary
Harrison Miss Mary 7
Hooper Miss Mary C
Jones Miss Virginia E
Jones Miss r c
Johnson Miss Mary J
Johnson Miss Lucy E
King Miss Helen ]
Lambert Miss Eliza
Lipscomb M P
Meredith Mrs Ann
Minter Mrs Bette B
Mitchell Mrs Emeline D
Montague Mrs Ellen G
Mitchell Mrs E A
Minor Mrs Louisa C
Morton Mrs Rachael
McCarty Mrs A L
McInuoe Mrs Chas D
McCreery Mrs G w
Norton Mrs Charles
Newton Mrs Courtney
Neale Mrs Judith E
O'Brian Mrs susanna
Overhie Miss Eugenia
Parrow Mrs Margery,
Peasley Mrs Mary
Pearson Mrs Permelia
Pollard Mrs Susan
PEBBLES Miss Adelaide
Rogers Mrs Agness
Randolph Mrs P
Reeve Miss Octavia
Robinson Miss Martha
Schlech Mrs Theodor
Suter Mrs Mary
Storke Mrs Mary z A
Scott Mrs Lucy P
Still Mrs Laura
Simms Mrs Lucy D
Stark Mrs E II
Traylor Mrs Martha r
Talley Mrs Mary A
Terrell Mrs Maria b
Timberlake Mrs Emily
Tally Miss Susan A
Taylor Miss Roberta
Vinson Mrs Virpinia
Vaughn Mrs Mary F
Venable Miss Jennee E
Walker Mrs Sarah Ann
Webb Mrs Mary
Wertenbaker Mrs Jane
Williams Mrs Julia A
Wallace Mrs C.
Williams Mrs Anna E
Warren Mrs Amanda
v~far,n Assu Maria
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NOR RENT-A small place, containing tea
acres. on Brook Turnpike, just beyond Bacon
Quarter Branch, suitable for Market Garden
with small house on IT, Apply to
EDWARD EACHO,
General Agent and Collector, Office 18th st.
ia15
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A SHEET OF PAPER.-An English paper
gives a description of an enormous web or sheet
of white paper, which was manufactured in
Stirling. The web is without a break, being
one continuous sheet, three thousand yards in
ength-within little of mile and three quar-
tiers; fifty -four inches broad, and weighs 400 0lbs
This web was made, dried :apd finished, ready
to be despatched, within three hours. The
cost of the sheet was little more than t. 10.
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Ach ASStbSk . AKA kuIS lxI4t WI
vertised.
1S' LIST.
A
Ackerly Mrs MI
Alsop Mrs Margaret ID
Atkinson Mrs Sarah C.
Atkins Mrs Susan
ID
Bass Miss Martha M
Brannan Mrs Mary Ann
Braston Mrs John T
Braun Mrs Mary Z
Bowser Mrs Frances
Baker Mrs Frances
Bulkley Mrs Aubin
Burton Mrs Ann
Grafton Miss Della P
Carr Miss Caroline
Cosby Mrs Frances
Chiidress Mrs Henrietta
Clarkson Mrs Fannie ]
Clark Mrs Margaret
ID
Dabney Mrs C M 2
Diamond Mrs Lucy E
Dugan Miss Mary
Dabney Miss Fannie
Dell Miss Gertrude
Il
Edwards Miss Lille A
=
Folks Miss VR
Ford Miss Sarah E
Fitch Miss MaryJ
G
Gray Mrs VIM F
Goodali Miss Anna B
Griswold Miss July
Glenn Miss Mary 8
III
HaTon Miss Mary 8
Herbut Miss Mary Ann
Hardesty Miss Sarah E
Hernett Miss Eliza
Henry Mrs AC
HeHerton Mrs C. d
Henley Mrs Dolly
a Hill Mrs Fannie r
Herbert Mrs Maria
Hill Mrs Mary Ann
Homes MRS Susan
J
Jordon Miss Jane E
Jacobs Mrs L ]
Judsoa Mrs
X
Keesee Miss Lucy F
l.
Langhare Miss Susan M
Nj
Mekins Mrs Rachael
Muddiman Sarah
Moody Miss Ann
Meade Miss Charlotte
Moore Miss Martha B
Monroe Miss NJ w
Nc '-----
McCarty Mrs Lucinda
McCabe Miss Emily
Mcdonnell Miss Mary A
N
Nichols Miss Catharine s
Nelson Miss Kate
O'Connor Miss NJ Al
p
Paine Miss Elizabeth
Parker Miss Maria E
Price Miss Sarah 9
Poindexter Miss v C
II.
Randolph Miss Marian
Reed Miss Emma
Redd Miss Z B
g
Simpson Miss Mary
Stell Miss Nancy
Shenon Miss Mary A
Smith Miss Mary
Sumpter Miss Lucinda
Slade Miss Fannie E
Sheperd Miss Eliza
II
Taliaferro Miss L w
Talbert Miss Eliza AZ
Tyler Miss Charlstt 4
Thompson Miss C M 2
Tubublen Miss
Taylor Miss Ann E
v
Valentine Miss F A
Vaughen Miss Sarah A
W
Walker Miss MaryJ
Warrington Miss l. A
Williams Miss Lucy w
Wingfield Miss Virginia A
Warthen Miss Fannie A
Williams Eliza A
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

A
Antilotte Mr.
Anderson Nathan
Alexander Ro BERT
Alien William 3
Ashby Washpon
Allen William Z
B
Brander Francis
Brown Fleming
Brannan Francis P
Brown G F
Bryant George
Blair Henry E 2
Bull Henry c
Bowers Henry
Bishop Joseph C
Blanchard Capt d
Brannan John
Bidgood James C
Billups Lafayette w
Bray Michael
Bresee . f
Barnes Samuel F
Bell Capt Thomas G
Bumpass Thos 0
Burton Thos o
Barrett William 2
Barrow w
Blanchard Washington .
q
Collin Jacob
Camp John w
Carnell Mordica
Carter M w
Crenshaw Miles K
Connor Patrick
Carter r r
Crockett DR. Robert
Carpenter Col Saml
Cory Thomas
Carney Thomas
Conway Thomas
Considine Thomas
Clearneth Thos
Cordery VIM
Clarkson VIM FL
Caligan WIN
Coots VIM
Carey J c
Child John T
ID
Doll John
Davis James III
Dean James
Davis John
Divany John
Darling JB
Dereler John
Downy Henry T
Dawson Gideon
Driscoll Dennis
Donahoe John
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PIANOS.-P. II. TAYLOR 10
- constantly resolving elegant and
IN II 0pain Pianos from the popular ma
skers, Nunns g. Clark.
These instruments received the great gold medal
prize at the "WoTlds Fair" London, 1851; and
they have invariably received the first prize at the
American Institute Fairs in this country. They
combine all the modern improvements with the
defGtac Frame and patent orer strings and are
confidently recommended for speetness of tone and
great durability, which quality viii be appreciated
in the country, where good tuners are seldom
found.
P. Fl. Taylor has sold these instruments In this
city for the last seventeen years. to the entire salts
faction of his numerous customers.
T OLD Pianos taken in part pay
Piano Stools and Music, Qhe larges, and best
collection in the State) Violin and Guitar Strings
Violins and Guitars of the best quality, at low
prices. PHI TAYLOR,
Piano and Music Store
oc5 100 Main street opposite the Banks
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THE ERICSSON SHIP will 60 to Washington
within month, the New York owners having
proposed to furnish the Secretary of the Navy
with one or more vessels, to be propelled with
Ericsson engines, which are to have speed of
nine knots with daily consumption of not
over eight tons of coal. The proposition, it is
said, is entertained, and Ericsson requested to
send his new vessel on to Washington.
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Halton Washington
Harwood VIM F
Hopkins T ]
Hayes Thomas
Hush T
Howard Stephen
Hudgings Sam'l
Hughson Richard E
Hill Pocahontas
Hunter r w
Hause Nelson
Harwood ] E
Henderson ] E
Hallond Joe
Hargrove John D 2
Hudson John the heir
Hargrove John T2
Hooper George
| Jones Charles v
Jenkins Hiram
| Johnson John II
| Jordon James
| James John
| Jones J C
Jetfreys Jas
Kelly William
knight v A
Kelly Stephen
Keller Karl
Kersey James 2
Kinseller Jas
killgaien Jas
Kelly John E
Kerby X T
Lambert William 2
| Lucus Winslow B
| Ladd Thomas NJ 2
| Lyme R B 3
| Lea Richard
| Lanes P c
| Lyons NJ L 2
| Liplee J
Lacy John A
| 10th Carl
| Lawrence Jas
Morris Albert
Moore Augustine
Mead Mr.
Moody Anderson E
Moxley Addison S
Makkey Charles
Mayo Edward
Mathe VS. E
Myers George
Mace Andrew
Mesley, Howell g. 4
Maxwell Henry
Mantley Jno s
Mum J
Martin Jno wesley
Moore J T
| Martin Jno
Miller Jno w
| Mcdonald A2
McIndoe Chas D 2
Mccarthy Dennis
| Mcdonald Hugh
McNu.t William
Nicola A
Nichols Beckett
Norton Charles
Neal D r
Nelson David
Newbura T. NJ
Nash Z
Neidt Edward
| Osborn Albert w 2
| O'Donovan Daniel
Peasants DIR Albert c
Pordie Aaron
Patton C T
Pickering Daniel N
Powers Edwin M
Pemberton F
Persico Geo
Parker G FL
Patton Geo T
Pridham Henry
Porter jeremiah
Peers Jas C
Prosser James
Pallnuber iiev John
Perkins John s
Perks Jno d
Peck VIM NJ
Redmond Bernard
Redford Calvin
Richards Felix
| Ross A B
Reckod Henry
| Rogers Jefferson
Riordan James
Sprague Zebuloa
Smelton Walter
Slater VIM
Smith VIM Parr
Schwotmeyer VIM c
Stone Thos
Smith Thos A
Suffer Thos
Sanders Stephen d
Sanders Richard
Ssdier Richard Fl
Stark r w
Shea Patrick
Stafford N w
Sweeney Rev M B 3
Sweeney Michael NJ
Stockwell Leander
Sofeld Joseph II
Tyler VIM C
Taylor VIM L
Taliaferro VIM G
Tsliaferro VIM Y
Toler VIM d
Toler Thomas 7
Thompson Hon r A
Turpin K C
Turll Richard
Thompson Moses
TwiBey Martin
Taylor M Page
Inompssn i Il
Vannerson Lucian
| Vannerson A B
Wordeu VIM w
Wiugield Willis 3
| Woodman William
| West VIM w
| Wright VIM A
| Willis VIM
| Walton VIM L
| " illiams w
Williams, Walker g.
Wa kden Thomas
| Wilkinson Thos 2
| West Ihos s
| Willis DIR Thas
| Wiikness Thos D NJ
| Williams Samuel g
| Waddy Adison
| Initials
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GOING TO EUROPE AGAIN.
SellfnQ aM MT Gasf md .an

e GOING TO EUROPE AGAIN.
"A Selling OF at Cost, and some
GA Goods below Cost-At HENRY HY-
MANS, Direct Importer of Watches and
Guns, No SO, Main Street.-As intend going to
Europe again in the Spring to make further ar.
rangements for importing Watches and Guns di.
rect to this city, SO to be enabled to keep the
trade in our State, to compete with the Northern
importers, will now offer for sale the whole of
my valuable stock of Gold and Silver lever Watch.
es; Gold Fob, Neck and Vest Chains, Seals, Keys,
Lockets, Ear Rings, Finger Rings Breast Pins,
Bracelets and Bands, and great variety of Fancy
Articles too numerous to mention.
A Rare Chance.-I have also on hand lot of
Plated. Cake and Fruit Baskets, Plated Castors,
Albata Tea Sets four pieces; Castors Salt Cellars
Ink Stands, and lot OF Papier Mache Goods, which
will be seld less than Cost, to make room for nv
lot of Guns, which expect daily from England.
Don't forget that it is at
HENRY HYMAN'S, No 96,
de7 Direct Importer of Watches and Guns
NEW ARRIVAL Of PIANO
FORTEs.-- NASH & WOOD.
v y X y Supply Of Piano Fortes from Messrs rs
A. stodart & Co. Some of them are very new
styles, and would form an appropriate Christmas
present de 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-22
CONCLUSION MoNDAY.1

"A DEsrERADo kILLEp.-The Nashville
banner gives The following account of des-
perado named SAM. DIXON, who was killed at
Des Are, IN Arkansas, recently, under the
following circumstances: "DIxoN had some
time since shot man and was under indct.
ment tor murder in Prairie county. BY secret
ing himself IN the cane, on the Tennessee side
OF The river, he had batlled all attempts TO ar
rest hlm, and was going at large in defiance of
The cival authorities. Last week, he crossed
over TO Des Arc, and got into rows, beating
and abusing one OF more persons, and setting
the community at defiance. DIR. A. r. WILSON.
a very quiet and exemplary citizen, made the
remark, that such outrages ought motto be
tolerated. This coming to the knowledge of
Dix)N, he assaulted the Doctor, in the street,
knocking him down with brickbat and beat.
ing him most brutally. The Docter who is
man of small physical power, procured gun,
loaded it, and shot Dixon the same dav, Kill.
ling him almost instantly. Upon examination
before mag istrats, the Doctor was discharged
the killing, in view of the desperate character
of Dixon, adjudged justifable homicide. -
DR. WILSON migrated TO Arkansas from Mid.
die Tennessee, and Dixon from Alabama.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-22

ID ADIE & GRAY, DRUGGISTS, 147
MAIN STREET, have in store, and are receiy
ing, large additions to their stock of Drugs,
- Medicines, Surgeons instruments, !,
Paints, Oils, Dyes, Window Glass and
Fancy Articles, which they offer for sale on the
most favorable terms to cash and punctual dealers