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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-02

eRocERsW 1S6 coHS 4 NNfeksciuAy1s
Corner n Cary an. Pearl Streets.
I. Ss and nS Ssos sss ss q &c;
the s sS. rs.ss e .ss S:.
$50 packages Loaf Crushed,
CAS- OaE. Bio, LaEu.yra Mare.ibo lava Coffee
s s sna s P.TS 5S. s and Teas
sS &c s ss. s Syn!
100 dossn psintt tie Pail. ."' A'''A'A''e o'no'e'
package. isnny.se and other nne Brsnde' and Wines
ad Peach Brandy. and Wine, Of vaTioa. xmas and
aa% ssf Lines,
a. Steel son shell 3%Sna ft Isgs
Clare, Wines. Porter and Aie Bacon eaa2. Midass and
sho1aIs Together with many ar.isl,s all a which think
before purchasing elsewhere. RS
faSs n TKSA> fAJKAGEg 8e'
.,,r,, w September LIST, 1851.
plies Goods. ars. sHd bs
81 Boots Shoe, Trunks Leather Ac that have
Srsna AK the attention Of our n' in North Carolina and
From experience Of twenty-five year, trade we think
ana most ,s.aSie Go0d; in our line Goo Is that will give s
twenty-five years to Keep the
ns a o al Of The h.
must fashionable styles Among assortment found
Ladies Fine Fine R Fl , Mains 1Ss s9H sss good
Ladies' Fine Goaskia Walking siocs
Ladies' Pine Cater Boots ro'crs
Ladies' Pine Leather Walking Shoes with heels
Ladies Willie and BLACK satin slippers
Ladies' White Kid Slippers
Ladies' best KID and Morocco slppers IN
Ladies fiae Pa-lor and Dressing Slippers
Ladies' Velvet siI pcrs
Ladies Over Shoes n!se
FOR GENTLEMEN
Gcntl-me ms Pine Dress Roots, Mi.s' make
GcntlereE's Fine Calf Boots uuaIities
Cent?, mems Water Proof Boots all qualities
Geni'rrnen's Kip Boot, o to IL, 6tol2
Mems snd ioys' Hrsvy Boots all qualities; made with
very long les and WY stout dif,isss "
Mems Fine CdIf BTosAus, sryed and Kip all sIzes
Mems and Bo Kip Brorau all qualities an S,or.
OF thrm really prime, HiIdctO IL ~ q,
POO pats II hichmOud made Brceues, ali sizes
Boy shoes, all kEds ChIire Boot; and Shoes,
Of ali kinds " NN''
Travelling Trunks Carpet Bar Leather Thread 4e
seS PUTSSY. WATTS a PCTsEY.
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FALL IMPORTATION
OF EARTIIENWtRE AND CIIINAi
FRESH RECEIPTS or GLASS AND FANCY ARTICLES.
TyNE Subscriber the varied
Earthen.are China and Glass; the Of which
selected by himself in person.
Having experience this particular business
he great stating point prc
compare favorably the
White Granite Dinner Ware
DO do BASINS and E~ers, Jugs, Tea Ware, etc.
Blue Print Flowing and Fancy do
Zine Decorated China Dinner aud Dessert Sets
Do Go do Tea and Toilet
Do do do Pitcher, sadvases
Gold Band do OF above variety
White China 10 OF above variety.
Common Ware Of description, suitable for uhoesanE,
upon
Pine Msntsl Pier aud Toilet Glasses
Fine Ivory Table Cutlery Waiter Ware
Safety, and other Fluid and Solar Lamps
Glass warein every variety.
All he asks CAL he his will
sfscticn.
His Packer is Of the best In the trade.
Stone Ware at Factory prices
d.. b EvhNS. No Mail strset.
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STAGE AHRANGiENI EN.TS.-our stage Lines viii
Railroads As foll1 ws, viz:
Passengers by the Mail line s.unton AZ
ter dinner, and arrive A Cioverdaie
Leave morning daylight
rive at the White Sulphur Springs by 6HP. N.
And by with Mrssrs j. L. Heskell Cos line
passengers spen the night Stsunton leaving NJ
daily, Sundays excepted the Springs
leave morning and arrive White Sulphur Springs
early hour In the evening.
RETURN SCHEDULE:
Passengers by the Mail line will White Sulphur
ght-dine At Warm Springs CioyerGsle
saunton by h NJ In time to with the Trains
Central and AeI .ndria Richmond
for dinner second day.
Passengers by White Sulphur A.
ter eakast spend the night the io SPRING. leaving
at staunon at an early hour evening"
Meeting with the CenraiTrnn, leaving daily at NJ.
PasserE for Lexington, Bridge
viii be taken through day Richmond
Rockbdge Alum Springs to breakfast second
Parties desr extra Coaches
ton or white gu phur Springs from either Company
they desire.
jy29-du wM P. PARRISH 1 co.
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R.R. R-DIscOyERY NO. 8.

-. ran VA Y'S REG ULA TORS.
THE THIRD GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY or RAILWAY 4 CO.
One REGULATOR 10 sufficient to regulate the
Panena,, to healthy discharge Of their functions
Two wiz Insure pleasant discharge from the bowels
lar period Of time every day.
Four sx will thoroughly corrupt
humoTs from the aimentsry canal
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AeRspR nm - -

|hNAl f.OUlk-N.~ ana Cotnforta-
In sch~dsie&-7sc!os Doiy from Richmond TO Ssu
YORK. tci trdnSs Of PdsAsnosr ded Bd90dg through s "a
Wdshington, BLuaors AID Philadelphia, ree Of erru
and 10Th Of August the following quick and
the inland between
NJ IN O'clock arrive In New York daily At NJ aud
OF. N.
Pare 70 Warrington, l.. class seats 81
aPhnadelphi. lst NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %
Between Phisdeiphia and New YORK; nve d.yJ
class passenger and 81 ~ and for III
class do
For through Baltimore Philadelphia
information, apply at the ticket ONCE
direct named above with the
through tickets direct be obtarsd Al
4 ngton, for Wheeling, the Relay House, at ~ 50.
g. night train will not 10 take put down
following stationsHung Cottage Tay
iorsve Junction. Chesterfield, Pole Cat, Milford Guneys,
Rrederieksburg and Brootet.
II deemed proper in addition state, the Information
ngon and Baltimore, by OF which the traveller who,
through delayed Washington has
always convenient hour, directly
his Journey 10 any point north Of that place.
aulb B. RUTH, Agent oiTrsnsportatton.
Ae-The subscriber respectfully informs his
the public generally that he has taken the store
tvs Webb Bacon Co.. where be found
manufacture He aaers himself that having Ind
experience his business that his
relied In addition business, have added the
kinds OF Horse and Mule Collars, which viii
eel, a. 8 c ar be purchased at the North.
Country Merchants will and greatly TO their interest call ard
themselves all Of which Will sell low for cash.
credit punctuAl customers.
mhio-dU JOSEPH H. COLQUITT. Agent
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KENT, PAINE & KENT,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS

No. II, FOuRTEEyTH 81. RICHMOND.
FALL, TRADE, 1884.
wv respectfully invite the attention Of the merchants Of
w virginia, North Carolina and unusually
istss and commanding stock Of BRiTISH FR6HCH AMI
UsHNIf DRY OOObS now being received by various arrivals
from Europe which purchased during the By
our Mr. JamesS Kent Er cr, and under the
eunanees We are also receiving complete assortment
h1ERIciH FdBBitS the whole comprising Of the largest
and most attractive stocks have able
which will be sold At prices unusually low.
are also with and splendid stock ofREdDY
MADE ELOJUJSG, Manufactured 10 Richmond, which
made goods.
We particularly solicit merchant, visiting this MARKET call
examine our stock pedgns ourselves 70 sell goods
sthey can be fought In any market v u IL country.
orders respectfully solicited attended TO-
aulS KENT, PAINE 4 KENT.
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az. THE CHEST. IA

w.THE CHEST. IA
- III ASHLEY COO FER, BART, NJ. d. the Eminent Medica
- Practitioner has lett Valuable Legacy the World
Great Preventive Of Consumption ard Unng Cure
cary Diseases, without the Medicine Sir
vented and advised the se Of the
INDICATED FUR CHEST PROTECTOR
To all persons OF all and Conditions
,hisld aeans, the fearful diseases, Consumption Bronchitis
hh Coughs Colds and otnrr Affections Of TIE Lungs which
and TIE continual changes OF oui climate.
The Protector" simply Chemically prepared
SIX and padded ~hieh led from the
and comfort.
Protector although ba recently introduced Amer
ca making rapid progress thr the United
da south America and the West Indies long
been STAPLE article In England and the
~hi II has grown in countries position
OF dress.
10 demonstrate these fact, enquire any English resident In
your vicinity OF his Of
Sue Protector WITHOUT kidd The
cost OF WeAfi these articles trfe
.oae years M who values the tn
lily will he without then Hospitals country are not
alone recommending ihem but rapidly introducing
court Bradley Co. OF London nd
originally entrusted with the nv
the amehed Dr. Cooper and continue according
to M original Instructions ard
would wear THE Protector" their ing genuine
RE2rxBER rHts s STAPLE MEDICINE
RETAIL PRICES:
u 90 each.
hApl,s 10 leo do.
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VNHE VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAIL-
IL R0AD-RED SULPHUR SPRLSGS-rhe undersignsd
running line Of
Fridays, they put daily line from New.
bern Depot the Virginia
House and t.s Ret Sulphur Sprinv,.
soHEDuLG-Laave Lynchburg via Jiryind Tennessee
Rdod at A. NJ and reach the Red Sulphur Springs
the day.
Fare from Iynchburs o Giles Court House . .e, 80
DO do do Red Sulphur. ................. 49,. 6 90
Tickets may be procured At Lynchburg depot
July 10Th, 1854 FLAGG, CALDWELL 4 90.
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TrMoN srEASeaau ussGrAHY-vssF An.Ass
II, 80 fzsezx11, 6o.,l.. .i p.;.i Rel -
r Tf II kaxSS Captain Ss1s' ss:
Of .h.ss Splendid s leave Mshms1d fss a
.sSssss s1: s.,sis.s ssssss. sa h:s
T:.. h.-. been y. chi. un:.
4: P y
,e FARE REDUCED.
f.ss s sna s sas
for ro.s sS sSSd consult .sos
,A inS.psaa.a. IN. cheapest and safest Is
ros.oeeass sSppns 70 Siisurs can BY
s line s entered into " onward goods
X. .,ss. ,v,,1. A... tn. p.s.
SPRING AND Sbs sU SHhkI aikhsaaSssxksr.
s ss sSs SssS II :S.;: IN
. , ys: U
Tbs !xMksrS%s. Captain r. o.y..or -n,s.rs "s.a~e.
ot Rs,ae,ns Oh. viii Sss ro
These steamers stop lev hour, At NORFOLK both going
Passage Ne- York. including meals and 'a,s-roo~
nodaaon.,
taxing these ship for NortOi charged
~ n sSs -lysF e''''- LupLAM WATSON
S0ks- ES! sGE5 hIfG Ir T sa naAsEsnas
mrAkE - oSLrmIhs public are ssTssy c.,
T. MITCHELL having entted,
the Richmond and Dai
weekly
~ thi. agreeable and economical line viii i..r.
Richmond MONDAY OF
O'Clock the night
connection
following morning, in any drrction.
Baltimore the
Wednesday, OF each week, eocet NJ and arrive
Greek time with night Rich.
mond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad COMPANY.
Fare either - Cabin the
price, with Maryland included.
Fare fer nr class between Baltimore aud Phade
phia the Newcastle line tlV.
class do, - 5makng the whole RchEsnd
depha this able nrstcass
and 1850 for class ditto including neA the
board Of the maryland"
For further through tickets sppy
the Richmond frederieksbars and Potomac Railroad Company
J. D. WINSTON. Ticket Agent.
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Whole nupta beds for have couces
and regret VIII ind Rsdways HenoSang rsoivr true re.
novAtor and nrgoraor Of the diseased disabled parts
nnsoundness removed In few every
TEN restored to health, strength and vigor
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-02
NERVOUS PEOPLE

Should take Hndwnys Hrnoning Hcolytn will make the
most nervous weak gloomy, and detected victims
s healthy, vigorous, and happy Price OF r. r. RKsoLyExr
per bottle
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EAItrHENWAKE. CHINA,&c
FALL INPORTA TON, 1854.
WIN. F. BUTLER,
No. 10 Main Street, south Side,
III AS received ships senator" and an Clay"
II York. and by the "Athen direct this
stock OF h4R7UENWARE and CHINA and the Eastern
manufacture his usuaarge supply Of Glassware Looking
Casters and Goods purchased
obta nabe and which he oGe dealing
In this Market upon the most favorable terms.
Special pains taken to pack securely. au3o
dot AND PEARL AsH.-one east each Pot
Il also, sal Soda, just received by
selg r JOHNSTON BRO Dru4u,.t.
VIRGINIA CUMEDlANS.-GEORGsM WEST, Nos.
3 and 9 Exchange Place, Offers for sale:
The Virginia Comedians; the Old the Old
Edited from the MSS. OF G. Bingham, Esq vols, paper
ccth . 60.
Party Leaders, Sketches OF Thomas Jrner,on Hamilton
Andrew Jackson, Henry Clay John Randolph
ns notices OF other distinguished American
BY Jas e. BALDWIN author Of Plush Tines, VOL limo. sloo
Preservation OF Hea tn Diseases Manage
usni VI the Sick, &c, &C ny D. n cominss 81 D. 7ac.
Chemistry OF q mnlon Life vol 18th. IS
Alice Seymour; II, me Tale by Mrs Grey 25 cts.
Lamp Lighter (Ne~ suppy) tl,95
Fashion and Famine book OF great merit. $780,
Alonr Edition. 81, rs.
EOctcs Ambrosianp; 5 vols. isrno, cl tn. $500.
Ned Nusg'Oye; ~ Theodore Hook. 5Ocents.
woodcraft; by Sims. s,25. GEO. N. WEST,
sezo Exchange Bookstore.
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HAECcURT, BRADLEY 4 CO.,
IS Ann Stree and lQl Nassau Street,

HAECoURT, BRADLEY 4 CO.,
8S Ann Street and l01 Nassau Street,
Now sc!k, L. 8.
PRscIPAL WAREHOUSE if2 Wood STREET, CeuDsds london
MASrrAcfoET, ~ Nirit Street, Han hester, Enck1nd
H. H. 20 are establishing Depots for the sale rhe
tecor In al parts OF America
Ciothies Dry Cords Merchants Hattes
tnens furnishn Store with the whole.
sie ana retsii dbuon Of them, ~hom
terms are nerd for Their enterprise and splendid
opsns to them for safe and profitable business -
FOR terms, apply to HARC0URT, BRADLEY 4 CO.,
dawSm ( Me- n
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CHlLDRENS SHOES.
SOMETIilSG NEW AND UtNDSONIE.-Iu., received at
- the LADIES' SALOON 10, OF beautiful CoIored Cal
fs for Children. They beau fu
around the ankle and the preet Dress Shoe Child
have had for a long tine.
Also Mise, Tan Colored Caters Jenny Lind
Boots Of all the different styles plenty every
LITTLE BoYsws have also received some very beautiful
ghoes for little Boys. "
Of made OF Calf others Patent
into different shapes with stump toes and heels
The assortment Of Misses Chdrens Fancy Shoes
good At the Lade, Saloon and Parents cali and
LOOK at them. w, II. ADDINGTON 90
my6
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VIHGJNIA AND TENSESsEE RAILROAD
ROCHBRIDGE ALUW Observation-Disclosures are Informed
that the undersigned running splendid
Horse stages from luford Depot virginia
Railroad. to the above places
sCHEDuLE-Leave Lyrchurg the Virginia
Railroad at+ p ~ and arrive Buchanan O'Clock
Tue same evening Leave bushanan next morning, breakfast
and stop AZ hours At the Nufari Bridge
bridge Alum Spring, in time for dinner.
Fare from Lyrchburs to buchanan
Do do do Natural Bridge. ....................s 90
u
Do do do Rockbrdge Alum .................. 4 IS
Tickets may b. procured at the Lynchbucs Depot
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These vssels AL Of The nrsi oia. built The city Ba
expressly for this trade and
rnsy are comm.nd.d By experienced Captains well
modnts They will be lowed and steam
may DC relied on 70 SAIL promptly A. advertised
Merchants fSng North OF ordering Foods from New
and to irl Great ship BY this Line freight always
u. be made By The Agents Richmond give
isfnction.
re,pee.aly ash and hope obtaining sh.r.
Of patronage.
Goods shipped By this York. forwarded fsse
OF commission New Orleans Mobile Ohasston Savannah or
any other Southern or Northern port.
The vessels viii lie In At 10
Berth No. Coffee House Slip, DOT OF Wall street
DAVID CURRlE Richmond,
O. II. PIlRsoN, New York, SArents
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SsS,OOO zSSsEE sl gu 4 5.tsll5

S5B,VUO SUMNER cl 81 S a eaE aMT
REDECED PRlCFS.
J. ID. GOODMAN will IRON this
sen'ire stock OF Ready Made Clothing in
ducd rees or cash only for the lin sepen
hD with isrge stock OF Fall Goods wholesale
cams throughout the State will mind)
respectfully solicited to call and examine
Ea more varied never Goods better made Ny stock
complete comprising article Of Genemen Wearing
rare tal Of the latest sres greater opportunity
the greatest bargains hiss before offered
The Goods will be sold. J. n. GOODMAN,
No 1874 Main street, opposite Eagle Square.
n R-Cicihns in suits for house well
stock large Those in want money this great op
portuni;y. Call aad
myl9 J.
N0TISE OF COMPREHENSIVE ,ub.cri.
~ bers have this day entered nto
the NJ reliant Tailoring Business, the old smith,
opposite the Pest Office We return thanks
past and hope
Of The patronage for The literally eresofOreI
tended TO each Of US individually We hand
leced stock goods consisting variety
request our patrons 10 call and examine.
myl6 SAMUEL g RIjBCH
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IMPORTANT TO PHIL TAKERs.

Every who Is the habit Of pills will Ind RAILWAYS
REGULATORS the most pleasant safe and ,ncctua
the Bowels Liver Pancrss and the Certain PA flyer OF
the blood In
One ofRADwATs REGULATORS SUPERIOR In point Of med.
cal strength and eescy TO six Of the most popular and best
proved cAiharlIc pills
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RAnRAY,s RHarLArnna.


RAILWAYS REGULATORS are mos, carefully prepared from
extracts and Of trees plants erb There
pills In that will act the Bowels
savsry Glands and Nerves peasaniy and 80 enctuay
the r. RrouttToRs No pills be taken for
time with the safety to the consutIon for instead
baDg the system by powerful and drastic purgng they
pleasantly the bowels and mps strength
aud tissue Of the body.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-02

GOLD PEys.--JAMfs WooDH0UsR, iSs Main street
has opened large aod choice roet Of Odd Pens
Geld and silver osses 18th Pencils complete Also Pens for
separetsy Anoag ne b. Levi
hfesn" Ns original snd upsurpssssd nsnufscturer
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"OOI DEpOr.-we have determined u open IN con
w nscton With our present bnsness Depot for The
sale OF WOOL and have engaged the John Wa,.T
house. the former ectn Of the Factory In mi.
city His attention. Necessary will be devoted eIeluyely 10
this business. y"
All Wool confined viii he graded eseh pu chaser
buy such Wool he wants and be compelled such
win not answer his purposes There virgins sut
nclent qusey Wool N concentrated graded attract
the attention Of manufacturers market and We
hope succeed In establishing good market for the grown
near home.
For particulars circulars. CRENsHAw 4 co,
- Grccers and Commission Merchants,
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NJ lCM N ON d AND PETERsnUnG n AL.
HI ROtD-IALL AERANGEMkkr-On amer fhursiay
TIE 9Th Of October the Passenger Trains this Road I'll
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-02


That have been lingering blood
ening the bones twenty or
year. have been radically cured by Re
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nYsTER AND STEAK DTsIEs.-b,e, s,e.F.
al, vss;Sn % a.,h p,hs' With He.ss.; Boivh
p'n COVERS Sol all Of the beS English Block Tin ware sale
" tccsl ~ TWdsI - zfnuERHkN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-02

Bear 10 mind IL Is Powerful dlo,iye
stinuiant nervne anil spasmodic and counter irant
The RHNEpiks medical discoveries Of present
They prepared entire III eory
stop pain Instantly and system ,et
sudden attacks The required taken are
small. few drons OF READY Rxlrr powerful Innu
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-08-23
KIN G & TOY

M HoLEsALE DRUG, & CHEMICAL WARE
w HOUSE, N. E. Corner Main st. and Market
Square, Norfolk, Va, continue to conduct, at their
old stand, in all its branches, the Wholesale and
Retail trade of Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines,
Perfumery, Brushes, Fancy Articles, DC, together
with Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Dye-Stufs, &c, de-,
French and American Window Glass.
Druggist and country Merchants can be supplied
by the package, or in such quantities as may suit
the extent of their business.
By paying cash for our stock, we possess a great
advantage over all those who purchase on credit,
both in buying at lower prices, and in having the
choice of the first and best offers of the market.
We are therefore prepared to offer unprecedented
inducements to the trade, to favor US with their pat
ronage.
Physicians, who have not given us a trial, are
invited to do so, as we are certain we can give such
satisfaction, as will insure a repetition of their or
ders.
Our stock embraces every article that appertains
to the profession, and is selected with the ~strictest
reference to purity and unexoeptionable quality.
KING & 0 are Agents for the sale of David
Landreth's justly celebrated Garden Seeds. We
have received a full supply of his warranted Fresh
and Genuine Seeds, growth of 1858, which we are
prepared to furnish to families and others, by the
paper or ounce, and to dealers by quantity, at Ian
dreth's wholesale prices.
Norfolk, Va, Jan. 3, 1854. Icy
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f. VAL A E FARM
lsi@l AND FAMILY RESIDENCE FOR SALE
In Person County, N. C.

MILL be sold at Public Auction on the premi-
w SEES, to the highest bidder, on Saturday, the
26th day of August next, the tract of land late the
residence of Maj. Isham Edwards, deceased, con-
tanning between six and seven hundred acres, lying
on the waters of Hyco, six miles northwest from
RoxborO, and twelve miles southeast from Milton.
There is not q more valuable tract of land in said
county, agreeable to the quantity of acres it con-
tains. 1t is well adapted to the culture of corn,
wheat, and tobacco there is sufficient cleared land
upon said tract to work ten or twelve hands to adj
vantage, q considerable portion of which is fresh
land, under good fence and in a high state of cult
walton. There is on said land a large tWo-story
Westinghouse, store and lumber house, cOtton-rin,
granary, i%ce-hOuse, tobacco barns, and all other ne
cessary out houses for a family. 1t is O good stand
for carrying on the mercantile business, being situa-
ted in the most wealthy portion of said county. 1t
is well watered and a healthy and handsome situa-
ton. There are three good manufacturing mills
within two miles of this place. Possession will be
given Immediately so far as may be necessary for
seeding purposes, and full possession given on or
Also at the same time and place three other tracts
will be sold, lying Immediately in the same neigh
borhood, the 6rst containing about 200 acres called
the Sycamore tract the second containing about
100 acres called the Southern tract; and the third
containing about 100 acres called the Carver tract.
The foregoing lands will be sold on a credit OF
one, two, and three years, the purchaser giving
bonds with approved security, bearing interest from
day of sale. INTEREST," to be annually paid up on each
bond. S. M. DICKINS,
Agent for heirs Of Isham Edwards, deed.
July 20, 1854. 4S-4t
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Gnrona Temperance ann family dlnhlp gtbs paper
GoldsOorough Female College.

THIS Institution commences its second session
under the new organization, on the Ist day of
May, and will close the last day ofNovember, 1854.
Rcv'd james H. Brent, A. B. President, with a
full and competent faculty. $40 90 per session
half payable in advance will cover the entire ex-
pense for Tuitan and Board in the Collegiate course,
and 500 wits title to the full course and all the
ornamental bfanehes. $50 will coverthe expenses
for Board and Tuition in the Primary Department.
Ornamental branches extra at the usual charge.
The Board of Stockholders have taken greatpains
in procuring facilities for giving a thorough educa-
ton, and solicit a liberal share of patronage. Stu
dents received at any time.
For further information address the President Of
the Faculty, or the subscriber.
WIN. x. LANE,
Prest. Board Stockholders.
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