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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-01-24
BLANKS

OF every descriptson neatly and promptly
executed at this Office.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-01-24

THE subscribers have jus arrived
IL from New York, with handsome
assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, such as
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VIRGINIA.

AT Rules held in the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Bath County, OH the End
day Of October, 1881
John Wise & David G. Wise, merchants
d partners trading under the style aud
hrm of David O. Wise s. Company,
and Archer p. Strother, plaintiffs
against William McCabe, defendant.
The defendant not having entered his
appearance, and given security agreeablv
TO the act Of Assembly. and the rules OF
this Court, and it appearing by satisfac>
tory evidence that he is not an inbsbi-
tant of this Commemorative: 1t is order.
ed. that the said defendant do appear
here on the first Monday in January
next. and answer the plaintiffs bill and
that copy Of this order be pubiisled in
the "Staunton Spectator" for two months
successfully. and posted On the from: door
OF the Court house of this county.
A copy-Teste.
CHS. l.. FRANCISCO, Crk.
Oct'r %, 1887.
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z1sgPORTANT no
STAGE CONTRACTORS s.
WAGONERS.

ATa stated monthly meeting of the
President and Directors Of the James
River and Kanaw ha Company, held in
richmond. on Monday, 10Th October.
1887:
Resolved. That the Agent on the
western Improvements be authorised to
reduce the tolls on Stages and Wagons
at the several gates under his charge.
one-',rh on condition that they use The
patent lock in descending hills on the
hanawha and Guyandotte road.
Extract from the Records
w. b. CHITTENDEN, Sec.
The reduction authorised by the above
resolution will be extended to such as
en'itie themselves 70 it, from and after
the lstb instant until turth.r ordered.
e. WALKER, agent w. T.
Charleston, Nov. 3, lS37.-4t ri
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TERMS OF THE SPECTATOR.

The Spectator is published Desklv. bv
HARPER 81 SosEY, at Two Dollars n
year, u paid IN Advance, or Tyo Dollo,s
ana fyty Cents, after the expiration of
The first sir months.
HoPdpeT WiUbe discontinued untilou
arTedrages are paid.
@ ADvERrfsEaENTs no, ezo,.5;,s
ONE SQUARE Of printed matter, are in.
serted hree weeks for one dollar each
continuance utter, tDenty- fue cent?. Lar.
ger adveTt'Sementsinthe sumo p,oportios
An letters must BE poet paid y
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-12-28
Mr.. MICHAEL SHIpFY !.

lake NoTicE, that on the 18th dav
OF January. in the year 1888. st ,b.
mouse OF Alexander McCIin,ic, in Ba,h
county l shall proceed to toke The depo>
si,'oms OF Alexander McClintic, Moses
Mco'in',c and Martha Elliott and 9th
1888, at the tavern OF Michael Ca,I,..
IN stanton, | shall proceed to tax. he
dispositions ofGeorge Griger, Frrdrr;ck
NJ. Pitman and others, all of which den
ositions are to be read as evidence =,
cause now depending in the Circu;, Su
perior Court Of Law and Cbauce,v r.,
Bath county, on the Cbancery side there.
OF; IN which / am plaintiff aud Won and
U ,;o are defendants. If said deposi
tons are not ell taken on the ahov.
named days, they will be ad;on.osJ
trom day to day TIL finished. ''"e'
ALlCE CAvENDIsH.
Deer 7, 1871,
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ENTERTAINMENT

LIE subscriber respectfully infor ms
'he public that he has been induced by
changes Of stands on the road TO open a
house OF ADTtUnse Entertain
aseezat; for the accommodation OF Trav-
oilers. DroveTs and Wsgouers. His
house is situated on the Winchester
road, half mile below StauDion. He
VIII be provided constantly with Grain
aud Hay--snd will use his best exer.
tons to render comfortable all who NAV
please to call on hin.
GEORGE G. MITCHELL.
Deer u, 1897. 2,
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November %, 1887.
S T a q n T @ n
CASH STORE.

LATER STILL.
p. VAN DEURSEN g. Co. have
received per recent arrivals, many choice
Goods, consisting in part as follows:
FOR THE LADIES.
Extra sup. white long Kid Gloves,
Ditto English and French white
Silk ditto
SuPerlative emb'd corDered ThresdCam
brio Handkerchief.
DO. hem stitched and coid bordered do.
White and colored Satteens,
I'd Mazarine Blue Merino,
White aud colered Satin Ribbons,
Plaid aud Green fg'd Silk Cravats,
Silver Thimbles, Thread Floss. sc.
Super. London Chintz Prints,
Seal Skin, Kid, Morocco and Prunella
Shoes.
FOR THE GENTLEMEN.
Heavy steel mixed Cloth, for Overcoais,
GOOD at So 60.
Super. London Brown-a great bargain
! bought OF auc;ion-S4 90,
Rich white figured London Marseilles
Ves,ing,
Pearl Ovcrcoat Buttons,
Boots, good assortment, from common
| 10 superior,
Rich black and blue black Satin Stocks
with and without Bows,
Bombazine and fig Silk ditto.
| And will receive in few DAYS add
tional supplies, Of which due notice vii!
be given.
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Nc s'a'sdt

WILL he hired. at The late residence
nf Jonn Scott, deceased, on the Middle
River, five miles west of Middlebrook.
on Monday the first lay of January
next, TO the highest bidder,
StS 241NX SEAWEs,
consisting Of men. boys and women. for
the term Of one year. Persons hiring
will be required TO enter into bond with
approved security for the pay men, of
the hire. and to feed. elo,he, sc.
THOS. THOMPSON.
Gaarnian Of Junes 4. G.. Scott.
Deer I1. 1881.
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VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA.
AT Rules holden il. the Clerks Office
OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Charcery for Pocahontas county, on
the 9Th day of November, 1897
Nj. Baldwin and ii. L. Kent, merchants
under the firm of Baldwin g. Kent
plaintiffs-agaiBst
John Graham. defendant.
IN CHANCERY.
TIE defendant not having entered his
appearance, and given security accord.
ing TO the act of Assembly. and the
Rules Of this Court, and it appearing
from satisfactory evidence that be is pot
nm inhabitapt of this Commonwealth ::
1t is ordered, tba, the said defendant do
appear here on the first day Of the next,
term, and answer the bill Of the plain
Till; and that copy of this Order be
forthwith inserted in some public news.
paper printed in the town Of Stanton
for two months successfully, and posted
at the front door Of the Court house Of
Pocahontas county.
y copy-Teste,
52J JAMES TALLMAN, D. c.Y.
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p. VAN DEURSEN G. Co. have
received per LATEST arrival, the follow
ing choice Goods
Splendid rich fs'd White Satin-prcu,
culiarly attractive.
Rich French worked Collars and Capes,
New style rich Blond Gauze Wells, as
sorted colors,
Assorted coiors Observation-Disclosures,
Childreh's Flag and Pongee Silk 90.
Shell Side aud Tuck Combs, Iron Side
ditto,
Black Canton kerchiefs-- Corse,
Rings,
Ladies' super. black Hoskin Gloves,
Black watered Belt Ribbon,
Bonnet Wire, Sail Duck for Sacking
Rose and Duffie Blankets. for era
dies, &c. &c.
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SLAVE ESI SaE.w

Br authority from ;he heirs of Eliza.
beth Airhart, deceased. L vii! offer for
sale, at public auction, on Friday iii.
29'h Instant, at the residence of Andrew
Airhart. above Midd.rbrook, NEGRO
WOMAN. about 81 years of age,-hop-
est aud very valuable.
credi, until the Eth day of March
next will be given. the purchaser giving
bond with approved security.
DAVID KERR.
Deer II. 1857.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-12-28
Notice tO the Public.

The agency Of DANIEL MATTHEWS
for CotoPaxi Furnace. in the upper part
Of Augusta county. is terminated. and ALL
connection Of said Matthews with the
affairs Of said Furnace as manager. or in
any other way, is benceforth at an end,
MCCORMICK, BLACK g. Co.
Deer 7, 1s37.-r37-5,
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CHEAP GOODS
For" CASH.

The subscriber has determined. for
the future, to sell his Goods for CAss
ONLY and at such prices as cannot fail TO
give satisfaction to persons inclined to
purchase.
Ills present assortment IL a very good
one, and will be increased, shortly, by a
fresh supply. w. CLARKE.
Staunton, June /, 1887.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-12-28

49, LOST. about the 23d Of DC.
MEEJ tober last. in St.-~tvm, or on
LIE. ~ 70 hewisbutg, from the Stage
small white Valise, marked "E. s
HaInes. Cincinnati. containing SOM.
valuable papers. Any Information res.
peciIng it, addressed to the editors Of
tue Stanton Spectator. will be prompts
iy communicated to the owner.
Deer 7, 1887.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-12-28
TRUST SALE.

lN pursuance OF a deed of trust exc.
cnted to the subscriber by Erasmus Strib-
ling. on the 25th day Of August, 1919.
snd OF record in the County Court OF.
nee OF Augusta, will be sole, before the
door OF the Wayne Tavern in Stanton.
on Friday the 9Th day of January next.
to the highest bidder. Tor cash
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-12-28
CAUTION.

hereby caution the public against
.,ng Tor note executed by me IN Oc.
,Sner last. for S72 so, to Nstbanisl
grove, due the LIST day Of February new,
aS sa'd note was given for a hurs, tbo,
was unsouDd. 'ha,
AMBROSE POWELL
orange city, Dec. 6, ls37.-F31 r..
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F o r. S AL F..

"A second hand Csarria ee .
very little worn, with good Haruess-
IL VIII be sold very low, aud liberal
cfcoit gwen. Enquire at this Office.
Sept. 81, 1897
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sR LOS OF KIspM.

adjoining the town Of Staun,on. contain.
ing eleven acres. and beng the same
purchased by said Stiblins of Jacob
PEEK, sen r.
Such title only as is vested in me by
the trust deed aforesaid will be made 10
the purchaser.
JOSEPH SMITH, Trustee.
Dec. IA, 1887.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-12-28

Inc subscribers having employed the
very best Moulders, and intending al.
ways TO keep sufficient quantity Of me
'ai ana coal on hand, they will be able
70 execute work in the neatest and best
manner, and at the shortest notice.
They have also employed a first rate
lex N-MAKE Err. so that persons
wishing to have castings made, and not
having patterns, the subscribers will fur
hish the patterns OH reasonable terms.
They will take Old Castings of all
kinds, for which they will give new
Castings. or pay cash, by discounting
iity per cent.
@~The subscribers would alsoinform
the Pdbiic that they intend opening a
Shop for the purpose of making
Ploughs s. Threshing Machines.
which they will make on reasonable
terms for the CASH
JOHN FABER, g. SON.
augusta county, Aug. 10. ls37-tf
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=, nave no hesitation in recommending
MT. J.. Is. Nicholas asa good 1'spnr1
ahd fInisheI. and every way WORTHY of
public confidence.
SAM'L KENNERIv
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LOOK AZ 'H'ENgS :

HAVING rented the Tan. Yard for q
term OF years, formerly occupied BY
Samuel Kennedy, on the South River
eight miles below Waynesboro', seven
above Miller's Iron Works, and opr
mile IRON koiner's mill, would res.
pec'iui'y inform tine public that intend
carrying OF the
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-12-28
Il anRliFRg Business

al that place aud having served r.pu.
lar apprenticeship 10 the trade, and fol-
lowed 1t for years, | aatter myself tina,
am prepared to render general sa,isfac.
ZION 10 my customers and earnestly so.
''cit share OF public patronage.
" will pay Cash for Bark and
Hides, or will tan on the shares
JACOB B. NICHOLAS.
Ocfr &c, 1887. -
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WOULD embrace this early opportu>
nifty to inform the people OF Staun;on
and the adjacent country Of the new
aud well selected stock Of
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-12-28

., circuit superior Court Of Law Chancery for auo,
- ' U" tue oth day Of June, and the
lie county Court Of Augusta il held on III. 6,,,L NJ,
"' quarterly terms, March, May, August and Ortobsc "
The s corporation Court Of Stanton held on III. w
Ju'y and October. ~ quarterly Terms February, May,
The Ds,,;.c U: STATES COURT
a. re district Court of the United ss,s !. Ill =. Co.
M LAY and LIST OF October ' !" o'annton on the
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'Foz TIRE CHARLOTTE IouRxAL.l


The Examination Of the Charlotte Female In.
shtate under the superintendent of the Rey'd.
n }. Leayenworih and Lady-look place in the
Academy on the 25th and 26th July. A respect
aoe number Of Citizens and friends from a dis
lance were present The examination was well
conducted and produced entire satisfaction 10 all
present. The pupils were closely examined 1?.n
all the branches Of education usually taught in
similar institutions, their answers were readily giy
en- thereby evineing great industry attention add
close application the part Of the pupils and re-
Meeting much honor and credit on tue talents and
capabiliiy Of the Teachers On Thursday even
ing lecture was delivered by K. J. Mcdowell,
Esq, on Female Education, which gave very gene
raj satisfaction On Friday evening a number
attended 10 listen to the soft and melodous voices
connected with the performance on the Pi0no-
This part Of the examination q am iniorined) was
truly interesting. Take the examination through
out no one can hesitate in saying that the pupils
have beoI well instructed. When we reflect upon
the blessings, advantages and importance Of edu-
Gallon, II should create IN our bosoms an intense
and burning DESIRE TO have our children educated
by competent Teachers, whose attention is not on
ly directed 10 the improvement Of the intellectual
powers, but also 10 impart and implant principles
OF morality. This Seminary presents advantages
OF this character-And il is hoped that oil parents
and guardians whose, situation will admit OF send.
ing their Children or Wards from home 10 receive
an education, will 81 once avail themselves Of the
advantages presented by this Seminary.
A SPECTATOR
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Bishop Ives's Appointments.

Saturday and Sunday, august 5th and 9Th, at
Emmanuel Church Warrenton.
Thursday august l0th, St. Johns Church,
Williamsborough.
Sunday, august 18Th, ST. Stephens Church, Ok
ford.
honccy, Aug l4th, Banks's Chapel, Granville
Wednesday, august l6th, Salem Chapel Orange.
Thursday Augas. lI.d, ST. Mays Chapel.
Orange
St. Matthew. Church, Hillsboro
SUnddy august 9th, ST Bartholomew Church,
Plttsboro'.
Sunday, September 3, Christ Church, Rowan.
Sunday September 10Th, St, Lukes Church,
Salisbury.
Sunday Sept. Eth, Calvary Church, Wados-
boro' Arson.
Thence to the Western Missionary Stations as
time may permit.
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A Nev Minister from Merico.-A late
Mexican paper received at Philadelphia,
states that Senior Don Francisco Pizarro
Martinez has been appointed by the Next
can Government Minister Plenipotentlary
to the United States. He was formerly
consul at New Orleans. Mat. Int.
"1he Simple Machine. THE complaint
OF General jackson and his par,isans, was,
that the government was too complex, and
il was their duty TO reduce it to simple
machine" So they went to work-break.
lag bolt here, knocking off cog there,
and taking out wheel somewhere else.
The result is before US. The machine has
been rendered so simple, THAT IT WON'T co
AL ALL
We yesterday says the Louisville Jour.
nal, had the curiosity TO ask several strong
Van Buren, men in succession, whether
they did not wish in their hearts, that th3
currency was now in the precise condition
IN which President jackson found it, The
response of each rcas unhesitatingly in the
affirmative.
Odd EHongh.-lt was reported in Ports.
mouth, England, that Mr. Van Buren, he
made proposals of marriage to Victoria, the
new Queen of England, through Mr.. Sic.
venson, ms minister What next!
Boundary Of Lyan.-A Boston paper
says that Lynn is bounded on the ORTIZ b.
a ShOemaker's shop, on the soL,h bv a
Moemaker's shop, on the east BY Shoe
makers shop, and on the west BY iShos
makers shop Besides this il has Shoe.
makers shops all orer the middle, and il
Inhabited by many thousands Of shrewd ami
sturdy republicans, who, while hammern.
out leather, hammer out many good ideas.
and while engaged in stitching, keep up q
deriI Of a thinking.
The fish in the river Thames are said t,
have suffered severely from the Infuenzs
during the prevalence Of that disease in En-.
gland. Poor things
John Hainey, who was convicted of Ne.
gro Stealing at our last Superior Court,
broke Jail on Friday night last, and has
not been heard Of Also, William Robbins,
who was confined as a witness in the case,
for the State made his escape at the same
time. I. Halney, Who stands charged with
the same offence, attempted 10 follow the
example of his friends, but was appreheDd-
ed before be had advanced far. This oc-
Cured about eight o'clock at night, when
the persons who had been appointed as a
special guard of the Jail, had gone TO Sup
per the alarm was given as soon as il was
known, and our citizens used the utmos;
diligence to overtake the fugitives but with
out effect. Ii is believed that the nstru-
ment with which they elected their escape
had been handed TO them by some of their
friends. and that Robbins was the man who
did the mischief.
A few nights previous 10 this, a negro
woman by The name of Lucy, confined as
runaway, made her escape by getting out
of the window Rmhertordtoa Gazette.
An intolerdble naisance.-A man in
creaking boots, who moves about in a slow,
stately aud solemn manner, whether in a
dwelling.house, hall of justice, lecture
room, or a church. Palladium.
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Supreme Court Agernon s Ysnoey OF Van.
ceyv,lle. Csswoll county, has received ilcenee 10
practice Law 10 the County Courts. The follow
mrs opinions have been delivered since our last -
Ruhn G. J delivered the opinion Of the Court
IN the case of Hamlin r. Alslor, from Halifax,
affirming the Judgment below. Also IN State C.
Love, from Buucombo. declaring that the Judg-
men, was properly arrested Also in Den az dem
Fcrcbce e. Proctor from Camden, reversing the
judgment below, and rendering judgment here
Tor the Plaintiff. Also in State I. Morgan, from
Guiltord affirming the Judgment below.
Daniel, J, delivered the Opinion OF the Court
in the case Of Den ~ dem FELTON, r. Blllups, from
Perquimons, affirming the judgment below Also
IA The case State =. Carson, from Haywood affirm
ng the Judgment below Also in tho case State
.. MITCHELL from Guiliord, affirming the order ap-
pealed from. Also in Pcndle,on, a. al .. Blouni
II. al ia Equity from Pasquotank, declaring thai
the Slaves and fund mentioned in tho pleadings
belong to the next Of kin. Also IN Newell et. al .
Reye admx, from Wayne, affirming the ludg-
mont below. Also in Buncombe Turnpike Co. D
Newland, from Buncombc, affirming the judgment
below. Also IN Purtel adm .. Morehead, from
Rockingham, awarding new trial.
Castor, J. delivered the Opinion Of the Court IN
the case Of Carter .. Wilson, from Caswel, affirm
ing tho Judgment below. Also in Gather .. Cad.
well, in Equity, from lrcdeil, disnissing the bill
with costs Also in State p Haney from Ruthor.
ford. instructng tho Court below TO pronounce
senteuee Of death upon tbs ycrdict-ib.
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re ZINC OF GREAT BRITAIN.

) LATE KING OF GREAT BRITAIN
j. [.ondon Morning Chronicle has i've
."as as a biographical sketch OF VIII
~uE FOURTH. He was born on the
e August, 1865. A, the age OF IL
- mldshipman, aud though the son
T :; George ILL., he was kept on a
- nth the other midshipmen. Under
,;s,I Rodney, he was in the fleet which,
p3o, captured the whole Of Spanish
- :" Eigh, days after he was in a Sc
4. 6.ht with the Spanish fleet under 4, the
n Of Don Juan de Langara. The
~ If his time as midshipman the
i seryed in the West Indies aud of
-. Of Nova Scotia and Canada. On
III American station he served un.
o I'd Keith. in tho Warwick, when he
r,o5 r A.gle, large French frigate,
S,nbir. OF % guns, and the Terrier
wor of the Delaware river, lllh
Nor 1852. He afterwards joined
I
/ uooj who introduced him 10 Nelson
a the Barneur. In 1888 he was
1 Md ,hlrd lieutenant Of the liebe frg'
/ Ia 1856 he VS. appointed FIRST heu'
,orthe Pegasus, Of - guns, aud soon
~ made captain, and ordered 10 No.
ma. He then proceeded to the Lee
LANDS. and was there under the com.
Il ,rNslson. Nelson spoke very high.
4 b,mas an obedienl aud attentive 9th.
4 Ia December, 1881, after returning
,laeI he was appointed TO the CON.
i o the Andromcda irIgaie, IN which
| .led lor the West Indies. The 10Th
H. 1859. be was created Duke Of
Ia and 81. Andrews, 10 the kingdom
:, Britain. and Earl Of Munster, 10
On the 81 Of September he was
Rear Admiral alierward he became
nj Of the Red and. upon the death
ps,sf Parker, IN 1871, he was made
iraI o. the Fleet.
\. on.on OF William the Fourth with
.ebrs,rd Mrs. Jordan commenced 10
ard endured Tor twenty years. She
zoe II the most captivating women OF
soe. aud the hing vas very much al
10 her. She wss Of the theatre
he had several children. In 1910,
ared, which gave Mrs. Jordan tbs
i,s min. His pecun'ary embarrass.
4, stc saws, were tho cause ol the part
Inlsls, hs was marrled TO the now
s-er Queen Adelaide. As Duke Of
&C.. he advocated Catholic Emanci.
III m the Ilnuse OF Lords, and made
81 i. 80 hakalf
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CDdrInfGEt
Friday, Augustli, 1897.

Alexander Grier, ESQ. and not Andw. Grier as we
stated was elected on the Committee Of Finance.
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The communication signed "An Observer" Civ
ing an account Of the Examination at Davidson
College, was received too late for this weeks pa.
per. Ii shall be attended 10 in our next
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Raleigh and Castor Raii.Road.-This
work, We understand, As rapidly progressing,
the creates, energy being manifested IA
every department OF 1t. About 1900 labo.
rep are said 10 BE- employed on the line Of
the Road. The Bridge a, Castor, which
will be- mos, noble structure, is rapidly
progressing. The stone Piers aud Adult.
ments are finished, and the greater part of
the wood work done. There are five Piers,
100 feet apar, making the whole length Of
tho Bridge, with the Abutments, more than
1000 ieet.--tb.