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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-28
NEW LUMBER YARD.

At the Norwich Rail Road Depot,
NNERE will be kept by the undersigned, stantly
w on hand, III the various kinds aud qualities of
Eastern, Western and Northern LUMBER
HonBstlng OF Boards, Plank, Joist, Shingles, Clap
pooards, Pichcu, Latha, White Wood, Ash, Black
Nnlnut, ind Cherry.
FRAMES supplied 10 order nj short notice. and all
sumner sold on the most reasonable terms, Dy
J. Q, MORSE q GO.
~ nGce No, 10 Mechaniest. aaegs dtf
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z. you've, Successor to c. S. Ellis.

P. YOUNG, Successor to C. S. Ellis,
II EEPS constantly on hand an extensive Stock of
N Fancy Goods, Toys, and Useful Articica,
which he offers to the public reasonable terms his
great 6 H4RiFTY STORE,'' No Sc Main street.
UMBRELLAS, and PARASOLS,
Of all sorts and sizes Cotton and Scotch Gingbams:
Alpaca and Silk Of all coors varying in price from
So cents 10 SO co. As we keep al ct Materials
ana Trimmings Tor Umbrellas and Parasols our faciI-
ties surpassed by any Establishment in This
country for rep4iring altering covering which re-
ceive our particular attention
Canes and other nice articles repaired with great
Pinking done,-Eyelets set, DC. Rocking Horses
Games, and thousands Of other articles for the amuse
ment and instruction Of Children
Also, Birds, Bird Seeds Bird Cages,
and all the Trimmings for Cages, with every article
wanted by Bird Keepers.
Baskets, Willow Waie, Cbildre's Carriages. Cabs
Dolls, and Doll Bodies, all sizes, &c. Fine Feather
Dusiers, all kinds Of Brushes, all sorts Of Combs and
thousands Of orioles not possible TO enumerste
Fairs and Charab societies supplied with any guam.
tity ofFmcy Articles, at wholesale prices, with the
privilege OF returning al unsold.
Observe the Sign OF P. YOUNG,
No s6 Main street, little below the Central Bank
MARI dawtf
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O.. 4.

o. X
NFAR-'T's Patent OIL is the handsomest, cheapest
VA am 'es article for light discovered and the
universe. vor and admiration which this article has
received is than all otler substances for light com
bned Ii can be had of a. II. NEWTON, Agent
No, 207 Main street, Worcester
Ais, Lamps, Cans, Tubes, Wickng dc.
N. B. Particular attention given to altering old
Lamps, which does not exceed l2a cents per Lamp.
octS2 dawtf
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CO NSU M PTI0N!

ffIE above ESpectotant prepared bv an experienced
fhysician sui Chemist, has now become n stands
ara preparation, and is offered fnr the COMPLETE
CuhE OF those diseases OF the THROAT and LUNGS,
which, II reelected, usually terminate fatally in CON.
SUMPTION. u contains no OPIUM CalomeL or aay
mineral Whatever, bat is composed entirely of those
specific Influence upon the Lungs and heir connected
organs. lis immediate eftc is to alay all irritation
and gently remove DE phegm aud other morbid seers.
the Cough, by subduing the Inflammation, and other
which rive rise to it. II is approved Of and re
commended by Physlcans OF the highest standing, and
may be given with perfect safety TO the youngest child
or the most delicate female
PROPRlETOR'S DEPOT-A. H.. SCOVILI. q,
Coz Gothic Hall, No. 3l6 Broadway, New York
NEW ENGLAND DEPOT-BURR Il FERRY,
NO. Cornhill, Boston, Mass
For sale in Worcester by sIBLEY d SCOTT, JAS.
GREEN, and L. T. LAZELL. marl5 dSmos
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-28

PAPER HANGINGg, &c.


at LIVERMORES bookstore, op. Am. House.
10000 Rolls rolls Paper iHaaginss rom the eels-
COUBTANF Also. .
good assortment Of French Papers, Borders, Win
dow Sh des dc for sale on ihe most eesonshe terms
By sIVERMORE q CO.
marie d2w
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Just Received.

f@A rs Hhds. Steam Refined MoIasses an extra
fist quality.
ees4ssSss2 25 Hhds New York Syrup, which will be
sold at price LOWER THAN GOOD MoLAssRs can be al
forded at, by any other establishment
50 Chests and Chests of Ooong, Tyson, and Young
HysOn Teas 2 tons best quality Western Cheese, to
eeher with large Stock ofGroceres of the hest quail
iy To be sold at the lowest prices for Cash or ap.
proved credit at JOHN PRAPTaS. $50
No. "a Main street.
Worcester March Hin. 1858 nav
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pERFmmERY.

T HAVE nstose, ard offer for sale large lot of Iu
l bins and Preston Merrlls Panel Extra, EIDE & Co.'s
hedyesmia, John MeahM's Nonparisl Perfume, Patey
Lavender Wafer, Masgenet & Coudross Victoria FER
tune, Joseph Aut Farna Francois MAJ ia Farna, Jean
Maria Farina and Johan Hutton Farna, imported Black
Red Stamp Colognes. Jean Mottet's imported Orange
Flower Water, with great variety Of domestic Co
ognes, aud other perfume, a of which re warranted
genuine aud true their name Also the LARGEST MS
sOrtment OF Essential Oils in the civ. ~ atitsa
mafi6 l.. z. LAZELL, Druggist, 20l Main st.
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Receiving from the Suffolk County Mills Roston- their
different grades of Flour fresh ground in barrels half
banes and in bags quarters and echths all Of witch
will be SOLD at the lowest market prices, at 246 Mann
treet. DEXTER AZ EDDY
mars otf
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Ruildings RemnvAd.

TlHE subscriber having had much experience in the
removal OF Buildings, offers his services 10 the peo-
pie OF orcester Buildings of all sizes and descrfp.
ons removed with despatch, and upon the most rea-
songble terms. ~.
Orders left with P Lothrop No % Mechanic street.
will receive prompt attention
inarl5 d3m. SETH TWICHELL
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Chairs Gained
Refined Sugars.

CRUsHED, Grannlated, Powdered and Coffee su
~ gars, by the barrel, feui at the lowest Cah
p' SS,s or sale az. BY A. huSsT ,oSs RISs.
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WANTS
Notice to wachinigts.

z OR good Eachinists wanted Immediately, ~
-, zfe % du THAKGR HOUGHyuN u 60.
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for Adults and Youths. The terms will be six dollars
for "a lessons, provided sufficient number of pupils are
Obtained.
Mr. r. will continue to paint Portraits as usual, and
will guarantee perfect lkenesses. Specimens Of his
work may be AT his rooms and Ladies and Gentle.
mep are invited to CALL and examine at their leisure.
decd MHlN a DIFF
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Drawing and Painting Aoade1nY.
DraloiNa alla Paintina Aon0nnln.

IDhOF' hOliNkk has returned 10 the city, and, re
- moved his studio TO the splendid rooms in Unto
Block over L. ID. Goddard a. Cos store, where he pro
poses TO open f ahN 3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-28

A J0URNEYMAN PAINTER may hear ola steady
II SITUATION, and good pay by apply ing at this oace.
mar9 DIFF
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SARDINE!

IN BOXES Philippe & oanand " brand, for sale
~ by II. AYREs.
mrl1 dawtf
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Charcoal for Sale.

| large OF small quantities, LARKlN SMITH,
= ~"Nla ut e n = 2ss Main street,
NsA As laA III s.s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-28

Het SARDINES. artff art, II
100 BOXES, very choice. aa bs .nF 9tr.
lOO $50 half boxes do. do, just received and for
sale BY Man. w. II. II. EATON & CO.,
ieb2l diff 1856 Main street.
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FOR SALE on 10 RENT
House for Sale.

70 LET
A LARGE ROOM, over HE Store OF the subscriber,
IA suitable for an office. Apply TOD. SCOTT, JR.,
nOvl9 DIFF 243 N ain street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-28

4 YOUNG MAN, 15or I6 years Of age, in a Grocery
p store. one tom the Country viii be preferred.
luqUire at this Office marl6 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-28
Carriage and Door Mats.

n VarIlaBe anu DOOr MaJS. \ #l1TH
TUsT received large lot of those nice Carriage and
Door Mats which we are selling very low prices,
oetg dawtf TABER Z CHnLLAR. :
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-28

n NRACKING and Grinding done for customers. Al
~ atg MERRlFlELD'S Steam MlI
lanll uaAi Exchange sire
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Established in 1922.

Just Received et -
LARGE Assortment OF Gilchrst's best onality of
n Frame Back aud Hollow G round Razors
In offering these Razors to The public, we wish TO
have distinctly understood, that every Razor is war
RAM ed, and every Razor that does give satisfaction
will be exchanged, will return the amount paid
81 f... LID. GODDARD, Agent
a febl0 dtf No. 1877 Union Block Main street
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'Most welcome said MIR. Canu,e courte.

Most welcome said Mr. Canute courte.
90 lly.
AN ha!' quoth the stranger, if that's the
way you pursue your discourse, don't think
shall lesrn much from you. hope how.
ever, that may get wife who will follow
your example--a woman OF two words "a short:
she'll be rlre specimen OF her sex!'
'Ah hal CALCULATED Mr.. Canu,e.
But come, tell me. for time presses, said the
young man, suddenly becoming grave-'telI
me all about Ambermead, and the squire
how long he's likely TO last. For, in fact, the
friend mentioned, who is with me during this
walking tour, is vastly interested in all thai
concerns the place and property
The helr!' whispered Mr.. Canute mysteri
ouslv.
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now M g. - LAST WORk.-I n
III RANUOI.PH has for sala Anril as-


Benin the Curtain; A Tale of Elvile-sI
Legend of the West, by Judge Hall, revised ed
81 25
Every Day Scripture Readings, with brief Re.
views and practical observations for the use OF
Families and Schools, by Rev L Blake, ID D.
81 %
The Camel Hunt; A Narrative of Personal Adven
turs, by J w Fabens author of Life on the Isthmus
-75c
DR. Birch and his Young Friends, by Thac keray
with illustrations by the auta0r-75c
Downiag's Rural Essays, with Memoir, By G
w Curtis, and a Letter TO his Friend, by Miss Bre
mer; pates--s3
A Biographical and Critical Disty OF Painters
EngrsyaTs, ScuIptors d. Architects, from ancient
| 10 Modern Times, with the Monograms Cyphers
and Marks used by distinguished ARTISTS TO certify
their works. By y spooner, A n. N D-S1 ap 70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-30
VALUABLE RELIGIOUS BOOKs-

EOI sd'c At Tue LACuauSc hoOksLOT0s
Aids to Reflection, by Samuel Taylor Colerdge
with the authors isst corrections edited by Henry
Nelson ColeIidge, Esq, NJ A, rs cents.
A Companion to the Altar, or Weeks Prepsra.
ton tor the Holy Communion, by Henry Hobart,
D D. 75c
Heaven, or an Earnest and Sciiptural Inquiry
into the Abode Of the Sainted Dead, by Rev II har-
baugh, 75c
The History of Palestine from the Patriarehal
Age TO the Present Time, with upwards OF 200 H.
lustrsIions, by Jshn kitto d D, Sl IS
The Gentle Shepherd, by Allan Ramsay, with q
lie OF the author, a glossary, and Catalogue OF
the Scotch Poets, 81
Bishop Wainvright's Family Prayers for the
Holy Days aud Tor every day in the week, 7oc
A Wreath Around the Cross, or Scripture Truths
Illustrated, by Rev Morton Brown, 62c
Five Sermons preached in bis diocese during
1914; By t1e Ri Rev l. Siilimsn Ives, ID D, Bishop
of North Carolina 5pc
The above, with many other standard and valua.
BILE Religious Works, Miscellaneous Books Periodi-
Gals and Newspapers for sale by
G NJ WEST e. BRO,
au % 5 and Exchange Hotel,
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CENTLE MEMS SIZING

~ GOODS-Just received per steamer Roanoke
another large and rich assortment of Fancy, Black
and Ita ian and black Gro Grain Silk Cravats, Sum-
mer Ties. Washington Scollops, new styles, plain
and fancy Spring Stocks, &c, white, colored and
black kd and Silk and Lise Thread Gloves, Shout
der Braces, Suspenders Coat Links, fancy white
and brown Cotton half Hose Shirts Collars, Linen,
Silk and Blesched Jeanes Drawers, Gauze Merino
Under Shirts, with and without sleeves. Those in
want OF the above goods at unusual low cash
prices, are respectfully solicited to call on
I'D GOODMAN,
No l34 Main street. opposite Eagle Square.
Also, a large assortment of Trunks at very low
cash prices.
spiS J. D. G..
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u Thursday morning collision occurred
between two trains on the Raleigh and Gas.
ton Railroad, about twenty miles from Ra-
Egh. The engine Tornado" was thrown off
the track and seriously damaged. The front
passenger car of one Of the trains was broken
in, and some of the engine hands little bruis-
ed, bat no other damage was done. The acci
dent is attributed to utter carelessness, in not
closing the latches at the turnout where the
collision took place.
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SPLENDID MARSEILLES vEsTS.-
~ SOMETHING NEW BY RUANOkE.-We
have this week received by Steamer Rosnoke,
some of the mos. beautiful styles OF Fancy Mar
sees Vests to be had in all the country, decidedly
rich and entirely new designs, consisting Of Wa
ter falls, Sprigs, &c. Call at the Depot for Fash.
ionable Clothing, l02, Main street.
KEEN, CHILES IL BALDWIN.
P. S. Remember these sudden changes of wea.
ther and procure supply of our Gauze Merino
Shirts and Bodies. 4, c & B.
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EREsH GROUND PLASTER.-We have
L constantly on hand and for sale, Richmond
Ground Plaster, extra qaahty, 9ak per cent gyP
sum. Ii. T.. IL f.. s. TALIAFERRo-
NH 23-d&w3m 4
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I ATTENTION, 4th COMPANY Ist

[ ATTENTION, 4th COMPANY Ise
BATTALION, AND ID AID 4TH COMPANIES
III OF % BATTALION OF THE 18th REGI-
- MEET VIRGINIA kILITIAi-The 4th Com.
psny Gate Capt NJ Starkes) Isl Battalion, viii
muster THIS DAY, in front ct Wheeey's (Shockee
Hill Tavern) at O'Clock PM; and the Cd Com.
pany Qate Capt Barram's) 2d Battalion, on To-
MORROW, at O'Clock P 81; and the 4sh Comps-
ny (B w Starke'S I'd Battalion, on SATURDAY.
the Joth inst, at 4 O'Clock N, at same place.
B. w. STARKE, Adjt
Commanding the above named Companies.
mn 26-5tk
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Kichmond, April 18th, 1853 {
Z ORDERS No 23.-I The Regiment will
r parade in front OF City Hall, on Monday. ths
Ql I'd May, at II o'clock A n, in full Summer Uni
- form
2. On this parade day the Regiment will be mus.
tered and inspected. Commsndants of Comps.
nies will deliver to the A6jutant before parade,
their Company returns required by law, express
ing the numerical force of each Com pany, and the
number and condition Of pubic arms and accou-
trements in possession.
By order of Col GwYNN.
ep27 WALTER FL. HARRISON Adit
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ELOD H.-b,cClungs fsmhy ara ocottsviile ex
L tfs supe'hns Flour. A fresh supply just re-
eeived and for sale by 4. w. TURIN,
sp 2o-tsha Main st., between 7th and 9Th.
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

Anderson Benjamin
Alexander David X M
Ainslie George A
Allen Geo w
Aoleiter George
Anderson Henry B
Argyle Jno F
| Angus James
Arnett Joseph
Atlee Jacobs
Aipoort John T
Brizzolard signor
Burruss A
Brown Arthur
Brentwood Alonzo w
Boyd Augustus
Bait Conrad
Bennett Clarke J
Baird Douglass
Baker T.
Bright INCA E w
Barnes Francis ]
Brooks George
Bowsmsn George
Broniag Henry P
Boxiey Jos II
Bailey John w
Bowles John
Butler James Z
Brewer John K
Burnard Joseph
Bennet John P
Brsdlick James
Bsgby X B q
Barrett Reubin
Briscoe Reubin the heir
| It
Blsnkenship Robt E
| Banks Robt A
| Burt Seth Z
| Ball Samuel
Beown Samuel
| Crenshaw Nathan
Cooke B T
Crump Burton
| Crawford Converse Il
Co Messrs
Chsmberlsyre Chas A
Caffell David c
Cummings Charles 2
Cox q B
Greer Evan
Curtis Edmond
| Cspps Ed ward e 9
| Carpenter Edward w
Crump Edward q
| Coupar Geo
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u As the train bearing the ezcursonists
from Norfolk back to Raleigh, few days
since, along the Sesboard and Roanoke Rail.
road, was passing under bridge, MIR. Perdue,
oneof tne,conductors, was severely injured, his
head struck the bridge and sustained severe
conclusion. He escaped narrowly with his
life; bat was getting well at last accounts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-30

1PHOLsTEkY ESTABLISHMENTS
~ F. LAUBE, on Broad, between End and 3rd
streets informs his friends and the public, that he
keeps at all times on hand large and well selected
stock of Hair and Shuck Mattresses. He is
also prepared tc receive orders to furnish private
families and hotels with every thing in the Uphos.
terry line, az the shortest notice and of the best
workmanship. He respectfully solicits call of ali
in want sp5-dlm*
$4,000 lbs Shucks wanted.
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LIST OF T,ETTERS
remaining In the Richmond Post Oh1c
on the 1gfh AuriI 1S53

Hks"s 1coss
for Letters in this List vii
ertised.
s. LIST.
A
Alice miss Margaret E
Adams miss Martha ]
Adams miss Martha A
Amiss miss Lizzie
Atkinson miss h C
Alvis miss Emily F
Angels Hannah NJ
b
Blankenship miss NJ ]
Brown miss M r
Brown miss Mildred v
Burnett miss Mary NJ
Bussell miss Louisa
Breeden miss kensebee
Bailey miss Eleanor II
Broaddus miss Bett ie II
O
Childress mrs Caroline
Carter miss Va
Cooke miss Lucie
Cooley miss Va
Carter miss Josephine
Couty miss Eliza X
Grafton miss Della P
Clark miss A ID
ID
Davis mrs Eliza AP
Drew miss Martha A
Dabney miss Martha
Z
Edmonds miss E
Edwards L Ann 2
+
Flemnons miss Jane
Fusguson miss Mary A
Farraw miss Susan
Freeman miss Sarsh J
Folks miss Virginia r
G
Green miss Patty
Gillispie miss s J
Glenn miss E Va
Gaskins miss Agnis
Gamble miss L B
Gibson miss Lucy
III
Hamss miss c Va
Hall miss D
Hutsau miss Ellen
Hill miss Hansh
Hare miss Josephine
Hsnning miss Maria w
Hendri:k miss Mary III
Hull miss Mays
j
Johnston'miss L NJ S
Jones miss Ruth E
Jones miss Sallie II
Jewett mrs NJ Mary
X
Kidwell miss E III
King miss Helen J
l.
Lomax mrs Lefty
Lewis mrs Helen c
Leary miss Jane
Lucas miss Margaret
Nj
Miles miss Betty
Morris miss E
Murtan gle miss NJ
Memorial miss Mary E
Murray miss Louisa
Mangner miss NJ l.
Mscocke miss M 5
Malone miss Peggie
N
Nash mrs Harriet
O-P
Powell mrs Va
Phelan mise
Perdue miss z D
Powell miss Julia B
Powell miss Lucy C.
Petit miss Lizzie A B
Pannill miss Mary A
Pehle miss Martha Ann
Q-R
Ripley miss Jane
Robins miss Lizzie Lee
, Ritchey miss Mary C
Reeves miss U A
J Rogsnnis miss Sarah e
Ross miss
3
Stuart miss C.
Saunders miss Eliza NJ
Scott miss ] B
Stewart miss Mary E
Snyder miss Virglnis
p
Taylor niss Ann
Thseker rniss Margaret
Turner mise Henrietta :
Tally miss Elizabeth G
w
Wilson mrs Cornelia ]
Wharton miss Susan G
Wicker mise Sarah
Wren miss Sarah T.
Wilson niss Mary A
Wystt miss Martha ]
Washington miss JsEe
Wsldrop miss Julia A
Walker miss Clara r
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Pieasc say tHey are adv
LADIE
Atkinson MIRA Mary A
Allen mrs Ann Eliza
Among miss Tney
Anderson misvSarah
Arnsli miss Olivia E
Avis miss Mary NJ 2
Allen miss Mary
Bryant mrs Martha
Browne mrs Martha 8
Braxton mrs Jno s
Banks mrs Frances S
Blackburn miss s E
Bingham miss Sarah
Blackburn miss Saliie
Bowser Polly
Bonny miss Nancy Ann
Crutchield mrs Sarah
Cabot mrs Mary A
Camron mrs Mary
Concanenn mrs Mary
Clark mrs Margaret
Cannon mrs Louisa
Conway mrs Julia
Carter mrs Catbarine
Cu,le mrs Caroline
Dodd mrs Sarah P
Davis mrs Margaret
Dobbins mrs Mary
Demliman mrs 4
Ellis mrs Sarah A
Ellis mrs M NJ
Fara mrs Hester A
Findly mrs Mary A w
Fidget mrs Martha
Fielder mrs Mary
Fanfeld mrs Jane 2
Tanner miss Ann 3
Goldy mrs E A
Gueely mrs ii c
Gay mrs Lucy Fl
Glass mrs M
Goode mrs NJ E
Green mrs Martha
German miss Ellen
Hagan widow Ann
Henry mrs John
Henley mrs Lucy
Hopkins mrs Laura E
Hurt MIRA Maria l.
Henriques mrs Maria
HishIuwn mrs Mary
Harding mrs Ruth c
Heth mrs Elizabeth
Jones mrs Amy
| Johnson mrs D
Jones mrs Dolly
Jones mrs Jane M2
kirkmyer mrs M E G :
kewbler mrs K
Kent mrs James
| LARRY mrs Mary
| Lspham mrs MsryF
Lewis mrs Mary
Larry mrs Martha ]
Marke mrs S T
MiuYse mrs Cstharine
Msrn mrs Maarn C
Martin mrs E III
Mitchell mrs E A
| Mead mrs Jane E
| Meadan mrs M J
Messier mrs NJ
| Monroe miss 5 V
| Nova|d mrs Aggy
Patterson mrs Va A
| Parke mrs b
| Peasants mrs Eliza J
Page mrs Julia A
Plea SAINTS mrs Julia A
Phillips mrs Miles
Psyton mrs Martha
Proper mrs Sarah T
| Peterson mrs Tabiths
| Quay miss Sarah
Rome mrs Fanny
Radcliffe mrs Harriet ]
Root mrs Lucinda
| Richardson mrs Mary
Roper mrs Mary ii
Smith mrs Aurilia
| Shannon mrs Emma. c
Stone mrs Euily II
Selden mrs Fanny
Sulevan mrs G 4
shepperd mrs Maria
Tucker mrs Va A
Tally mrs Mary Ann
Tillson mrs Harriet FL
Thornley, mrs C 6
Tame mrs BetsiS
Valentine miss Susan A
| Weisiger mrs Sarah
Wilkins mars Rosa L,
Wonso mrs N ancy
Webb mrs Mary d
Walker mrs Mary J
Warden mrs MsIyJ
WoodmsR mrs J A 9
Webster mrs John
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B COPPER AND DIAMONDS In NORTH
CARoLINA.-The Charleston Courier states
that Professor U. C. Shepherd had returned
10 that city from tortnighl's explorationin the
counties of Mechlenburg, Union Cabarras and
Rowan. Hereports favorable of the mineral
wealth of that region of the North State, and
especially Gold Hill, in Row an, which, long
having been famous for its rich gold veins, is
now yielding large quantities of copper ORE
Professor 5. had diamond presented TO him,
which twas picked up in Charlotte county,
where another specimen of this precious gem
had been previously found.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-30

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der ts make room for our second supply of
Summer Goods to arrive about the 18th May, we
have concluded to otter great Inducements to pur-
chasers IN the remaining portion OF our Spring
Stock. The attention the ladies 10 earnestly so
licited We have great many pretty and desira-
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