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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-23

Our STAGES arrive in Staunton at 8 O'Clock p. M,
and leave next morning by EXPRESS LINE, at 5 A.
M.-spend the night at Woodward's Jackson River
Hotel, and reach the White Sulphur at 10 A. M.
cond day from Staunton.
Chartered Coaches to travel as the party wishes
can be en- gagged at Richmond the following terms
paid for II 10 paid for, it all the
outside and inside with the privilege of carry
ing the allowed baggage for the number of passen.
gers paid for
For the further comfort of passengers shall run
accommodation line of Coaches which will leave
Staqnton after breakfast stop for the nj ht at the
Bath Alum Warm Springs, they desire, and
reach the White sulphur next evening guaranteeing
that there shall be no night travel
We will also keep at the Warm and Hot Springs
EACH coach to accommodate visitors going West or
East who may not find seats in the regular line.
VIM. PARISH l. CO.,
byJ L. HEIsKEII AGENT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-23
ARTIFICIAL TEETH
|. GREAT AND IMPORTANT M
N DAMS 81 cos NEW YORK. VIR-

A DAMS g. CO.'S NEW YORK, VIR-
N GINA AND NORTH CAROLINA STEAM
SHIP EXPRESS. PER UNITED STATES MAIL
STEAMERS ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN, TO
AND FROM NEW YORK, RICHMOND, PE-
TERSBURG &c, &C., &c--Hsving effected arrange
mens with the U. S. mail line of steamers from New
York to Norfolk and Richmond for SPECIAL EXPRESS
PRIVILEGES on that route. we are now prepared 70
receiye and forward TO and from New York, MER-
CHANDISE and PACKAGES of every description
with dispatch and at greatly reduced rates
Our Express viii leave New York every Wednes
day and Saturday per splendid steamers ROANOKE
and JAMESTOWN alternately Goods will be re-
ceived our New York Office 50 Broadway, until y
o'clock, P NJ, on the day of sailing.
Merchants and others ordering goods from New
York are requested to order by adams l. co.'s
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS
Our inland Express will run heretofore, leaving
New York and Richmond daily in charge of special
messengers All Goods not marked to go via the In
land route, will be forwarded by the Steamer Ex-
press. ADAMS& co.
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]. d. McDONOUGH, Agent. Rict

NOTICE.-Express packages for Nor
folk, Petersburg ard Richmond, intended for ship
ment per steamers Roanoke Jamestown viii
hereafter be received BY ADAMS l. CO., 50 Broad
way, who the only authorized agents for Express
privileges BY those steamships.
LUDLAM & PLEASANTS,
je 6-u IS Broadway New York
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A RE YOU SICK!
"A BEWARE OF INVITATIONS!

A RE YOU SICK!
"A FOR BEMARE OF 1MITATi 4Ss
TURE The many cures made by this pleasant and
safe remedy may induce counterfeiting
Medicine must have merit and great merit, too,
to stand the test of public opinion No art of putting
can goirdnize uoortiless article, to keep it up
Gee es 4 I ss MT 5ssy boms non0.,
and extend its sales after year in spite of oppo
stion The people readily find out its rfytass, ana
the fame of them passes from mouth to mouth with
more rapidity than newspapers spread it. A liz
ing oitness tesfyng to the medicine has made
for him is OF far more service than any newspaper
advertising.
HAMPToN's VEGETABLE TiNCTURE, and It's
The TVJeof T. ". Yeakle, Grocer, rs Pearl street,
cured of Rheumatism of years standing: all other
Nm. NJ. oldham, late ofthe Custom House, DWELL
ing l26 Pine street, of Dyspepsia, great debility, per-
W. 4. Schaefer, Esq, one of the Oldest Magistrates
and most highly respectable citizens cured Of great
weakness and restored to robust health.
Jarret Piummer, l5S E. Baltimore st., suffered In
tensely six years with hip disease and mercurial
rheumatism: cured after all other remedies had
failed.
Space ciH not permit to name hundreds of Others as
Geo. W Goodrich, Capt; Thos Canot, Robt Gault,
James Smyth, cured of Rheumatism.
John Pervail, s. A Griffin, John Luke Rev. v.
Eskridge, u S. Navy, and thousands of others cured
Of DyspePsis SGtOfas CHS LIVER Complaint
own citizens. Call on them.
DR.. HAMPTON, the author of this great Hamp-
pe9et00Ge I1nctuTe, his 6Uth year, good
health, that it will be it is article got
up to impose on the public
Call aud get pamphlets gratis.
~ See Cures.
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.-Csil
and get paL hles gratis with history of discovery Of
this wonderful Blood Purifier, and see certificates Of
citizens, of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, ScFo-
fala, Liver Complaint, General Weakness, Nervous.
Sold by o. A. sTRECKER, Richmond; JONES
CO, ROBERTSON, WILSON 4 ALFRED, Ps-
tersburg; pr. COOKE, Fredericksburg; MORTIMER
Il MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists every
where.
~ 81 per bottle; bottles for s5. jas
limited STATES LIFE INSU-
" RANCE.-ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPA-
NY OF DELPHIA-SECURITY, STABI-
LITY AND observation-disclosures payments
made easy and convenient.
Fund, January !, 1851, $306, 029 Oh
~ Office on Bank street, near Ninth, Richn ond,
Va.
System. cash-Dividends, cash--no scrip and Gre
dts, the value of which none tell, because not
convertible; but cash premiums, cash dividends, and
losses paid IN cash, is the system of this Office All
its opera ions in cash-the amount insured,
sequently, on settlement day, is never reduced on
he contrary increased; thereby holders of policies
are never disappointed. More than this policies in
force, of two years standing, for lfe will any
time be purchased upon surrender and onefourth TO
two-thirds of the whole amount of premiums paid to
the office returned in cash. See prospectuses.
s. R. CRAWFORD, President.
CHARLES G. INLAY Sec'y.
PLIHY FISK, Actuary.
]. Z. NORRIS, Agent
P. CLAIBORNE GOOCH, NJ D.. Medical Advi.
| ser. de 3l-dlm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-23

BRANDON BITTERS.-- This is . most
~ excellent Tonic, Diuretic. Anti DysPepttc and
Tnyigoratine Cordial The above IL made from q
valuable recipe from Lower Brandon" in Virginia
1t has been fairly tried aud found truly scacious 10
the above disorders and /: now offered a. remedial
Warranted purely vegetable and recommended by
the medical faculty. For sale only by
r. r. DUvAL BRO,
ia7 Druggists Main ut
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-23

DHALON'S HAIR DYE, warranted to
change the hair instautanecusiy For dying the
Hair, Whiskers or Moustachios there l. no article
superior to tkiA 1t Il quickly ~ eAsily applied
and viii give pataral color W.Anted to please.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-23
RATES OF FARE FROM RICHMOND AND
PETERSBURG.

BY Boyd Il Edmonds PaCkets, from Richmond
Sulphur Springs .....................s % 90
To Sweet Springs. Observation-Disclosures. 8 %
By Danville Railroad from Richmond and
Southside Railroad from Petersburg api
Stages to Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
White Sulphur Springs ..................... 10 50
To Sweet Springs. ......................... SO
HOMAS SHARP,
iylI-tf Sup't Trans Va l. Tenn. r. r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-23

A cURrous PLAcARD-The following placard
was at one time, during the recent troubles in
Rome, actually posted about the streets of the
Eternal City. Several days elapsed ere it's hidden
meaning was penetrated by our whiome acuuaint
ance, Giuseppe Navone, chief detective of the
Roman police. The reader, who is not qnick at
guessing riddles, will find the solution of the o
lowing by reading across from one inscription to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-23

LfAPIOhAIION OE The AMALON.l
II Exploration of the Valley of the Amazon, by
Lieut. VIM. Lewis Herndon, s. n. with maps
and plates vol, vo-S2 50,
This work contains much important and valuable
normstion geographical, geological and Statistical,
known.
Just received and for sale by
jail A. MORRIS. 81 Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-23

EDWARD E. DUDLEY, LUMBER
IL DEALER, on 10Th street, between Main and
franklin streets where may be found assortment
of all kinds of LUMBER and SHINGLES, to which
he invites the attention of those in want proisi
to give satisfaction IT, all who may favor him with
their custom. JAZZ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-23

nISSOLUTION.-Owing to the death of
~ T. s. MORTON the firms of MORTON, BOOK
ERR co of the city of Richmond, and WATKINS
l. MORTON, of the city of Petersburg. Va. dis
solved The surviving partners JOHN BOOKER
of Richmond, aud SAMUEL V. WATKINS, of Pc
late concerns.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-01-23

YEAST POWDERS.-Just received a
l. fresh supply of Preston & MerrilPs Yeast Pow
iers. j. BLAIR, Broad street,
ia 10 opposite the Depot.
The southerner., 1854-02-25
desirable farm
In Lenoir County,
As2d Ass Likely Negroes,
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber intending to remove
from the State, offers for sale 'Waver-
ly," the Plantation on which he resides,
lying on Ncuse River, one mile North
west of the village of kinston, and con-
tanning 922 Acres-upwards Of 500 of
which arc cleared; about 200 acres of
the Woodland is of very superior quail
ty, covered by fine growth of Oak,
Il ckory, and Dogwood, the remainder
is of very fine quality, and we'll timber
d-Therc are about IS acres of River
low grounds, 50 Of which might be ta-
ken into cultivation with little trouble.
This piece of land has been pronounced
by competent judges, to be equal to the
low grounds of the Roanoke. There is
an inexhaustiblc supply of excellent
mari lying around the cleared land for
one mile and half in length, generally
within 20 yards Of the fields. An
abundance ofrich mud may be obtained
in the branches and low grounds of the
River. Never failing Springs ofWatel
abound in each field. The improve
ments consist of a handsome Dwelling
of modern structure, containing Seven
Rooms, an attic, very spacious Hall and
/ Cellars, and all necessary Ou'houses
There are several hundred choice Fruit
Trees in the Orchard, consisting Of Ap
pie, Peach, Plum, and cherries, ripen'
lug from July to November. About
Forty Likely Negroes will be sold with
the Farm if desired.
Terms will be made ucry orco'en'oda
tiny. Iie"ry f. Bond.
! Dccnmhpr | 5th. 1858.
The southerner., 1854-02-25
NOTICE.
Feb'y 7th, 1854

THE Subscriber offers for sale his
TRACT or LAND, lying in Edge
combe county, on the west side of Swift
Creek, four miles from Battles Depot,
containing seven hundred and sixty six
acres, with about four hundred acres
now in a good state of cultivation, and ii
considerable portion of it low-grounds'
which contain plenty of good mud con
venient for composing. The said land
has Dwelling house, out houses, Gin.
house and Screw, and a house for an
Ovcrseer, with first rate we'll of water
Any person wishing to purchase can
hear the terms by applying to
Samuel Mursh6ourn.
Jan'y oath, 1854
The southerner., 1854-02-25
HE Subscriber has for sale,

THE Subscriber has for sale,
25 Bags Laguira coffee, loo lb bags,
80 Bbls coffee sugar,
25 Bbls n. 0. Molasses,
20 Hhds Molasses,
% Kegs Nails,
100 Bushels Irish Potatoes,
Fan Mills, Corn Shelters, Ames
Shovels, Spades and Forks, Plows and
Castings.
Which he will sell at wholesale or re-
tail for cash or barter.
". 4. Grtnamcr.
Tarboro', Feb. 9, 1854.
The southerner., 1854-02-25
E.cxs;y s.sAste V'ehiclCS,
tsssk ESS. &c.


ON FRIDAY night, the oath jane,
vas stolen fTo'n n'y room, par O, 'cw
Piuck EaSsjasc,-r Pontrioone.
In fhe p ci:et 4 a4ij pan~aloons was :
Note gwen ~ W;a. 4. Lirscom5e f2r
5775, payable - jchn l. Baker Oh the
lst Of Jan'y 10 Also, , Note gwen
by John l.. BAKER FIR 500, pavab'o to
myself on the lst 4 ,'An'y 1891. IL.
so, due bill fer So II $50, g'vcn by
Josiah $. Pcnlcr to Nathan .l54ms.
All persons are hereby warned not to
trade for said papers. Any informa-
ton concerning the above. thankfully
received DAVID NEAL.
Tarbnrn', July |, 1853.
The southerner., 1854-02-25
NOTICE.

ALL Persons indebted to the firm Of
MucndI &; Baker, are particularly re-
nuested to close their accounts by cash
or note Immediately, as they are anx.
ious to close their business by Feb'y
Court next. WdCn0'r d Baker.
December 10th, 1858.
The southerner., 1854-02-25
Dissolution.

THE partnership existing between
US was this day dissolved by mutual
consent. B P,Hmon having purchased
the entire interest of g. IT. Cuthbert III
said business will attend to the settle
ment Of the same. Bluke P,Hmun.
e. H. Cuhbryt.
Petersburg, Dec. 81, 1893.
The southerner., 1854-02-25
GOO .fcres, more or less.

GOO .9creS, mare or Tess.
The said land is we'll adapted to
the culture Of corn, cotton and tobacco.
For the manufacturing quality of the
last named plant, it is particularly adapt
el. 1t is high, pleasant, healthy loca-
ton, and proverbial for its numerous
springs ofpurc, cool and delightful water,
which are we'll scattered over the plan
tation The land is of black, sandy
loam, with good clay subsoil and very
easy of culture. One half of which is
cleared and for about Il or Is hands,
this is the prettiest upland plantation in
the State. 1t lies within or 6 miles
of the Raleigh & Castor r. r., which
renders transportation to market easy;
and the connection at Weldon will afft rt
to the plantation choice Of markets,
Now is good time for any one wish
ing to purchase, to ride over the farE.l,
as it has on tia growing crop whic'I is q
sufficient proof of the value an'. strength
of the land.
Mr.. Malry, who !iv,,s on ..os ,,xezo;s.
cs, will take pleasure n sbox;ne the
I4'a :" an. gentle...lan who MAY wish
70 Pur chase.
S-Ih.s land is sold to effect diyi-
sion OF the property Of the heirs of VIM.
", Thoruc, decd. It will be sold on
credit of II months: Bond bearing lr-
terest from date with approved security
will be required.
EDWARD AESTON, Exr.
.a of Wln:tW, Thnrnc, deed
August 10Th, 1853.
The southerner., 1854-02-25
NDplG8.

ON MONDAY, 9th of March next,
I shall offer for sale at the late residence
of Peter Arrinyton, decd, at billiards.
ton, on a credit of six months, the Land
on which the late decd formerly resld-
ed. Also, household and kitchen fur
niture, crop, stock of all kinds, planta-
ton utensils and all other articles sold
at a former sale, the terms of which
were not complied with. The purchas-
er of any of the above articles falling to
comply with the terms of sale, vii! be
held responsible for the deficiency
Several Negroes will be hired out on
the same day, two of which are fellows
Thos. G. A'ri"yton, Ex'r.
Feb'y 7th, 1854
The southerner., 1854-02-25
500 PHYSICIANS 80!

iioin 'lllie 70 'iiile' ~ per
maps
0OV aDNs SEcEaUS -!
In Maryland, Virginia, District of Column
bia, Ohio, and other places, all Of whom,
wlaoM q single exception, have approved of
the formula, and most Of them acknowledge
that they are the best remedies that they
have ever known for the cure of the dis
eases for which they are recommended.
Our confidence in the excellence of these
medicines, added to cur desire to avoid the
just prejudice Of the mctiicul profession
against secret ANA quaok nostrums, induced
us to adopt this candid course. We append
few of the notices We have received from
Physicia rs, viz:
From DR.. William " E.,rro.r of S,o,c Bu1
vorI,,2J
GEyT1rH-v-I h+y, rra,,entIv :, nv
practice nrescr.h,l yor,r ,i,,,lor's Ano,1vnc
Cherry Exnectorauts' nrl ..D,rrhoao Cor
| dial" with great satisfaction to myself and
to the entire rc,;,f Of s,c, ,;;saoses os.tbov
rror,ss TO curc consider +h.m hannv
combinations Of some Of onr most valuable
and safe therapeut;cal arents. and n,ust bc
Of infinite wartb TO the y j3;ctc1 and mankind
Mt large. In furnishing the medical profess
sion with these active ana concentrated pre-
parations, so convenient for administration,
aud OF standard quality, you have render
cd them al eminent service, and | can do no
less than e1rnestlv recommend these prcpara-
tlons to practitioners, anI especially in the
country "here inc ih'porl'y OF commercial
D'"t5o - one Oh tue greatest obstacles 20 'he
'0oee7' Vi '''e ~ ''1l''"'
DoI'' ~ D. Lo' "Ii'c' 10 "s 'h't ne hIs
administered inc 1<P'f|"T1"t 10 his WIFE, VINO
4. $780, c.t .0- -. t.S,. ','' '-'ss
.,,,,
Il =,
.1
! r.. -. " y u-,. ,, r.,
.Af,er several months use Of vonr Exnec-
torant, both in nv own family, and in gen
eral practice. lam confirmed in the opinion
EXPRESSED of it. when first made acquainted
with the recipe. For one / thank YOU for
so CONVENIENT and ELEGANT a prenaration
of the Wild Cherry
From DR.. j R;dzway Andrs, Of Efngston,
7ulLot Co.. M
..TIav;no examined the comnonent Dorts
of St,bler's A,odpno Cbnrrv Evnoctoro,+.'
also Of .Stabler's D;arrhfsa Cordial, and
having used them in practice. I feel no hest
fancy in rccomn,endinr thnm
,, Z, ,.1 IN A.,
cou,;a, =; T. ..saa ,>,,
.,.o.o "a. .,,. -,
fTo" Samuel MoF'sHa"fe' M. H. CasSafsa:''
: t"y' ma
IL nave mach pleasure IN adding my test''
, mony III 1aVor OF your valuable Cherry tx
pectofant. nave after an e1fenS'0e use
= 1ouho II 10 answer all my expectations
From Dr.. Dan'l ". Jones, Somerset Co., Ma
Il have given your Expectorant and Diar
rhra Cordial, a fair trial, and am delighted
with their effects, neper hnring had them Il
fail an single instance shall take pleas
Elm recommending them.
We have been favored with q written eer
elhcate' chcerfully given ny numerous Aed'
cd gentlemen III M"ryiano' virginia ane
The southerner., 1854-02-25
Ed gecOmbe House.


THE Subscriber has taken this we'll
known and long established Hotel (for-
mcrly known as Pender's Hotel, which
has been considerably enlarged and i'm
proved,) } in the town of Tarboro', and
will endeavor to accommodate in a sat
lsfactory manner, those who may favor
him with call
His charges arc suited to the times
as follows:
Board and Lodging per month, front
room, fer 3 months, $15 90
I" " for back room, u so
/" one month, and less than 8
months, 20 90
" one week, and less than one
month, 90
b" one day, and less than one
week, l so
Board, only, per month, for months, 10 90
" d" * less than months, II 90
" one month, Is 90
" &" one week, 90
L" one day, 25
. Single meal, so
Lodging, 25
Man and horse, per day, 2 25
Z" week, 10 SO
month, 80 90
Single Horse feed, 35
. Single meal for man and horse, IS
No deduction made for absence of monthly
boarders, for less time than one week.
His stages continue running daily,
Except Suuday,) from Rocky Mount
Depot on the Wilmington Railroad, to
Tarboro'-and trl-weekiy from thence
to Greenvilie, connecting with the stea-
mer Gov. Morehead, for Washington
He also continues te keep Oh hand, hor-
ses and vehicles for the conveyance of
persons to ANY convenient point they
may desire Geo. H"'ca|d.
Jan. 2, 1854.
The southerner., 1854-02-25
STADlERSS
DlaCrDCrl et0tDiaI,

The valuable medicines above named, are
not empirical, but are prepared in agree
ment with the experience of some of the
most learned and judicous practitioners, and
are. not secret, further than is necessary to
protect the proprietors and those who use
component parts have been made known,
CoSFIDENTIALLr, from time to time, to per-
The southerner., 1854-02-25
Daguerreotypcs.
.TEs. ES. II. Sampson

WOULD respectfully inform the cit
liens of Tarboro' and vicinity, that he
has taken rooms in the building oppo-
site Mr.. Hussey's Shoe Store, recently
occupied by Mrs, Moore, for short
time, where he is prepared to furnish
The southerner., 1854-02-25
To Builders.

10 Builders.
PROPOSALS, in writing, are invited
until the 18th day of March next,
TO build a Brick JnI for the
COUNTY OF PITT.
No Proposal will be received except
for the work entire
SPECIFICATIONS.
JaH-24 by 36 feet-,Foundation
on clay to be of brick and % inches
thick to the sleepers.
First Story-brick, 20 in thick, scant-
ling 6 in. and plank 2 in. to be spiked
with 40d spikes, in. apart
so barrels of common rosin to be
molted and put in before the first floor
is laid.
First fioor-sleepers 3 in. by II in.
and 1 in. apart, to be covered with 2 in.
plank.
Six windows below, "a in. by 36 in.
3 doors with best locks and hinges.
Serond Sto'y-brick Is inches,
scantling 6 in. and plank 2 in.
Joists II in. t. touch each other.
Flooring , In.
Eight windows above, "a liz. by 56
in. in the outside walls.
Passage, three feet in the clear, next
TO outer walls
Two cells, to b. made of II in. scant-
ling, above, below, and at each side
and end, and also overhead of the pas
sage, and ceiicd with in. oak plank
the whole to be covered on the inside
with heavy sheet iron, and spiked with
5 in. spikes, 3 III. apart.
E,,ch ce,i 10 hav two windows and
one door, same SIZE above
Crates 70 each window to be of Swcdes
iron, : III, by I in. anl each window to
have t.ree perpendicular bars and four
horizontal, to be split open at each end
two inches, and we'll secured with
screws or wrought spikes to The scant-
llng before the ceiling is put on.
The outside windows and doors to
have stone siils and lintcls.
!! Stack of chlmneys at one end, 80 as
to give u fire place to each room above
and below, to have CRATES to burn eithe'
coal or wood, with blowers, llods, aud
p2Aers to each room.
Eoot-to be quadrangular shape,
with scantling for rafters 10 be of sutfi
cient strength to support the covering,
which is to be / in. plank, jointed to.
gether. and the whole covered with gal
vanised iron, and then painted with twc
6 cd coats Of slatc-col I'd paint.
! Zach story to be at least eight feet ii
height iu the clear.
I Doors ali to be made of three thick.
nesses plank, each to be Il in. whe;
dressed, and covered with heavy sheet
iron and two coats Of paint,-size OF
doors ) feet by 81 feet, except the doors
for passage up stairs which are TO be Of
iron.
Each window above ard below stairs
(on the outside wal!s) are to have q
glass SHUTTER so arranged as to turn uE
and down at pleasure with proper fast
eEings for the purpose.
| The |, c.ls, hiuges and bolts to be Of
the Lest quality, and of sufficient mum
Der for the security Of the building.
Timber to be all heart.
Brick to be hard and we'll burnt, ant
front brick to present a smooth surface
Stone steps for the outside door.
All to be completed in worknanlike
manner.
GooN H!y',
Willie B'o~", CONS.
E. T.. TeIlowiy, }
Greenville, Feb'y llth, 1854
Beg~The Washington Wing, Colds
boro' Republican, anc Raleigh STANDARD
will insert twice, and forward bills t.
this office.
State Oa q .si..h EarOsi.s.s.
The southerner., 1854-02-25
DasuerreO1ypc E4ikenesscs
In the most approved style.

IL lhe most 0PpTOOe0 S1y1e.
Persons wishing correct ikenesses of
themselves Or friends, can now procure
them at the low price of One Dollar
each, including a neat case. Mlnia-
lures inserted in Lockets, Pins, Rings,
&C., in style warranted to please.
Jan'y 6, 1854.
The southerner., 1854-02-25
Land for sale.

A TRACT OF LAND, lying in the
n w part Of Halifax county, within 3
miles of the Warren line, adjoining the
lands of John B 'yd, Ned Kearney and
others containing
The southerner., 1854-02-25

EH6F0l0eTleS. &c
Merchants throughout the Unite
States are solicited to examine our a.
sortmcnt, which in
Naueity, Richness and Furie/y.
is believed to be unsurpassed in thi
metropolis, and adapted to the wants o
the very best trade in this country; a.
of which will be offered to Cash an
first class six mos. Buyers, on the mos
favorable terms.
The southerner., 1854-02-25
lime.

300 casks Thomaston Lime, in store,
For sale by " H. Willard.
The southerner., 1854-02-25
Goold H,y', }
W'1lie Bro'on, Conn., $
Z. L. TcUo,c}y, )

GreenvIlle, Fcb'y llth, 1854.
sw-The Washington Wing, Colds
boro' Republican, anc Raleigh Standard
will insert twice, and forward bills to
this office.
The southerner., 1854-02-25

Facts cuu1 / bP doujied.
Let the afflicted Read and Ponder
"a More that 800 persons in the city of
Richmond, Va, alone testify to the
remarkable cures performed by
CARTER 5 SPANISH MIXTURE.
The great spring medicine and purifier of
the blood is now used by hundreds of CRATE
i'ul patients, who testify daily to the remark
,tle cures performed by the greatest Of 81,
medicines, Carteras Spanish mixture.
Principal Depots at Nj. WARD, CLOSE s
Co., No. SO Maiden Lane. HN.ew York.
T. w. DYOTT s. SINS, No. l52, North
I'd Street, Philadelphia.
BENNETT s BEERS, No. 125 Main
Street,. Richmond, Va.
And for sassbg Gee. Ho~xrd, Tar5o~o'.