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FINE WATCHES.
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H.. d y. y. X y n w l. Il
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i best manufactures in Europe, most splendid as.
sorinent Of Watches, such fine London duplex and
patent lever Liverpool patent lever French and Geneva
detached lever, anchor escapemcnt and Lepine, some
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such Biants Of The finest water and mosaic cameo
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silver Persons visiting this city, will do well TO call and
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feb "a ss5a
A RABIAN Nights Entertainments Cheap, in one
IA large volume OF 81 large octave pages closely PRINT.
ed with one hundred engravings handsomely printed and
handsomely boundprice 81 25 just received and Tor
sale by FIAfLoh
feb2a
SILVER WRITING SAND.
A BEAUTIFUL article for the writing desk, is juts
IA imported, small quantity only, and for sale by
feb % r. TAYLOR.
TIME DIVORCED. "A novel, in . vols, by Lady
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Also, The SECOND SERIES OF THE GREAT
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tons Of the House of Commons, just published and
this day received, and for sachy i. TAYLOR,
Or for circulation among the subscribers TO the
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TICKS WORKS--Complete cheap edition. The
~ whole FIVE volumes complete in one large octave
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MANUFACTURES AND MACHINERY OF
lNl GREAT BRITAIN, by Bahbage and Barlow, IN
volume ouarto, is Just imported from London and for
sale by +. TAYLOR containing also, Treatise on the
Principles OF Manufactures. dec o-Ss
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HARD or NEARING.

MIR pRINTER--Whaiever has a tendency 10 lessen
ll the sum Of human misery ought be published and
made known to the distressed and TO the sick-E1haef
from DR.. Frunkhs' works.
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SILVER WRITING SAND.
A BEAUTIFUL article for the writing desk, is juts
"A imported small quantity only, and for sale by
feb ~ +. TAYLOR.
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AIRS. PAGES BOARDING HOUSE, on Pennsyl
lX yania Avenue, opposite the Centre Market. Per.
sons visiting Washington can be comfortably oncrrned
by the day week.
| ! Oct. 5. Ul9
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n. GILLOTS EAGLE METALLIC PENS-A new
and superior article inst imported
Also full suprly 81 English Letter and Note Paper
London Ink Black, Rcd and Copying; London Sealing
Wax, &C., all of the lest quality that produce
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DODGERS PENKNIyES.-Th day received and
II for sale by F.TAfLok
beautiful assortment Of Rodgers Congress and other
Knives, Rodgers Desk Knives, Ladies Penknlves and
Erasers, all warranted genuine. Also Rodgers " Scrip
ners Knife" with one Of the blades pierced With an eye
for the purpose of passing tape through papers.
Brookes' Wolstcnholm's and Barbars Pcnknves in
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made known TO the distressed and 10 Inc sichE1Hac
from Dr. FruHkhs porks.
YoRK CouHTy, Pa Sept. 4, 1893.
Dear Sir have been informed Of your helping those
that were troubled with deafness, and have, for fifteen
years past been less troubled with this affection
and by the information have Of your honor and good
sense put complete confidence in sending money to YOU
and expect not only an answer but help also.
have heretofore heard much about such man as yo
but never saw the person who had received any benefit
from YOUR medical skill until Mr. John Chandler one Of
our ncghbors after using remedy has got his hearing
again as good rs ever and by him learning where you live
make bold in addressing you in hopes that may receive
The same help and get my hearing also, as my nelsbcr
Chandler did.
send Five dollars and be pleased TO send The remedy
for two OF postage, you sometimes
do for that sum- for poor neghboro mime and wish
yon would do well you have done 10 others
Do-try your best and make me hear again, as and all
our neghbors have such great faith IN what We hayehead
and seen. 1870
Your friend and well wisheI
York Couaty, State Of Peaisyira'ia,
To Dr. Green, Bethlehem, Pa
N B. Some folks in our parts have had their eyesght
restored through the strengthening virtues OF the same
remedy that restored the hearing OF Joseph Chandler
This gives 10 us additional hopes OF help, dec2l
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StPARKLING HOOK, CHAMPAGNE, LONDON
- PORTER and BROWN Stout b. MOR-
LIBERATED wine, Sparkling Hook Also, Champagne Wines
of Boxers importation
nZPersohs having our Dcmijohns will please return
them, much in want OF them. a.,
mars Ct j. D. MORGAN & Co.
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A RABIAN Nights Enterainments--Cheap, IN one
large volume OF 81 large octave pages closely PRINT.
ed with one hundred engravings handsomely printed and
handsomely boud-price 81 rs Just received and for
sale by !. TAfLoh
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.

z, Travellers going South, are in
a @xsI h <.s formed that when they reach Pc
tcrsburg, Va, there is choice OF
szzfss routes either by the great mail
line, which runs daily through CASTOR, Raleigh, Fayette.
vile, Columbia Augusta or by the Wilmington Rail
Road, Stage, and Steamboat Cos line, from the termna-
ton of the Petersburg Rail Road, through Halifax Will
mingon, and Charleston. The days Of starting from
Petersburg by this line Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays.
There be delay, extra Pos. Coaches pro-
vided at each line. s@s.a"
Petersburg Rail Road Office, Dec, H. dec l6-3m
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shall have made any agreements or Af have given
or performed, or promised to give perform, any
.considerationsto do, or not to-, any thing what
ever to induce any other not to bid for mail con
racl. szee.. s1sese.s =,
kind of transportation is diicplt, pro-
posals will be received for carrying the mails on
horseback, in wagons, or carts, for sPeelhed
number of months, weeks, or days in each year
but no dispensatien of post coach stage service
win be tolerated unless it be stipulated for in the
proposals and embraced inthe contract.
Is The proposals should be sent to the Depart
ment sealed, endorsed tMa proposals in the State
| of - and addressed to the First Assist
ant Postmaster General, S. r. Hobbie.
AMOS KENDALL. s
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
June 4, 1888.
June 13, 1893. Io9-ISt.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, NASH County,
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions May Term, 1885,
Rufin H Kicks, us Arthur Whitfield.
Atachment-Asa Wick, Archeaus Tsdale, Thomas
w. Wright Nancy Whitfield, and Francis Drake,
summoned as Garnishees.
IT appearing to the Court that Arthur Whitfield the
defendant in this is not resident of this Slate
is therefore, ordered that publication be made in The
North Carolina Standard for six weeks, notifying the
said Whitfield appear at the term Of our Court
to be held the Court House in Nashville the End
Monday in August next and plead said suit, judg-
menl by default win be entered against him.
Witness, Benjamin H Blount clerk of our said Court,
at Office in Nashville, the end Monday of May, 1885,
B.. H. BLoUNT, C. C. c.
Nashville, July 4. 1926.
3 (Pr. adv. 5 5 623)
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1S9-12t.

4 ENOX CASTLE.--ROCKING MINE
IL RIAL SPRINGS, snualed in Rockingham coun-
II, North Carolina (directlyon Messrs. PEcK WEIFoRn
eE Co.'S Piedmont Stage line from Washington City, d.
c. Milledgevile, Geo) handsome, high and heal
thy -situation
This Mineral Water was analyzed by Professor OLM-
Impregna' ed with Sulphur carbonate of Iron,
and Magnesia-a solution Of excellent mineral water
good panacea for the sick well those in health
operating gentle cathar;ic, fine tonic, duretic,
&c Strengthening the stomach, and organizing the
powers OF digestion, excellent for debility dyspepc,
dropSica liver and erupiive affections &c. increasing
appetite invigoratng the whole system healthy
tion. The proprietor could give long catalogue of
male and female diseases that have been cured by the
medical virtues of this waller, and he with conf.
dence appeal medical intelligence which, if consult.
ed would recommend the use OF this mineral water
There is also atachedto the establishment, strong
carbonate of Iron spring. and strong Sulphur spring
close by.
The proprietor informs his friends that since he has
purchased this establishment, he has made improve
mens, and shall continue do so, tor the accommoda-
ton OF visers He feels under obligations those
hat have patronZed him heretufore and informs those
hat may call on HIM the approaching summer, that he
will furnish good accommodations. He has employed
Mr.. WINKLER, good performer on the Pianu Fore TO
teach private school in his family who good teach.
er-he will give lessons to young ladies in music.
JNO ]. WRIGHT.
July 4th, 1888. 1879 It.
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July II, 1889.

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, NASH County,
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May Term 1855
John Ricks to the use of Ru6fn H. Kicks, Arthur Whit
feM.
Attachment-Asael VIck, Francis Drake, and Thomas
O. Wriaht, Summoned G0rnishees.
TT appearns 10 the Court that Arthur Whitfield, the
defendant in this case is resident Of this State II
therefore, ordered that publication be made in The
North Carolina Standard, for six weeks Notifying the
TO be held at the Court House in Nashville on the 2nd
Monday of August next and peadto said suit or Judg
ment by default will be entered against him.
Witness Benjamin H Blount clerk OF our said Court,
at Office the 2nd Mon,ay of May. 1888.
B. H. BLoUNT, C: C. c.,
Nashville; July 4. l92'ot'
- (Pr adv. 5 5 624
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, NASH County,
CourI of Pleas and Onarter Sessions Nav Tenn 1888

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, NASH County,
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May Term, 1885,
Samuel ". W VIck, vs. Joseph Arlington.
4ttachms leuied eleven negroes III the possession Of
Martha Arlington, ,-JoSkua Wafson and Samuel L.
arlington, summoned GdrniSkeeS.
1T appearing the satisfaction of the Court that 10.
seph Arlington, the defendant in this case is not resi-
dent of this States 1t is therefore, ordered that pubca
ton be ma, in The North Carolina Standard for six
weeks, notifying the said Joseph Arlington tc appea
at our next Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be
held for the County of Nash The Court. House in
Nashville. on the 2nd Monday in August next then and
thereto plead and replevy or final Judgment will be
tered against him. and the property levied on condemn
ed othe satisfaction OF the plaintiff 's1recove1y.
Witness, Benjamin BounI clerk Of our said Court,
al Office in Nashville, the 2nd Monday of May 1885.
B. H. BLoUNT, C C. C.
Nashville, July 4. lo2-6t
Pr. adv. s s 624)
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Nashville, July 4.
(Pr. adv. s. 5 623 )

NOTICE, is hereby given that WILLIAM ExUH'
IN late of Wayne county, is dead, and that The sub
scriber qualified as administrator his estate al the
astAuguSt term of the Court Pleas and Quarter Ses
sions held for this County His heirs residing out o.
the Stale will please take notice that the estate s SET
tied and that their respective shares of said estate are
held by me- and that ready settle the same when
called on, in good such were due the estate at
the death of said Exum and that have since been ta-
ken by for property of the estate sold by me as Ad
mnistIator. APSILLA EAOM.
Wayne county, July IA, 1888. 1876 6t
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"RRESS MAIL.

PROPOSALS for carrying Daily Express Mail
on horseback, or in railroad cars, tor the purc
pose of conveying slips from newspaPers'efn fn he0 OF
exchange newspapers, and letters (other than such
as contain money not exceeding half an ounce IN
weight marked 'Exp Mail, and public despatch
es from the times hereinafter stated, to the SUN oay
of June 1843 inclusive, the following routes, VIII
be received at the Post Office Department unli tne
21st ,lay of September next; to be decided by Ihe
oath day of said month.
back to stop at two Intermediate points, II equ'reo.
Service to commence on the 1st of july 1852
Leave CASTOR daily at 94 M. arrive az Naie'sn
Leave Raleigh daily at 81 m. arrive at CASTOR
next day by II m. "
g From Raleigh, to FayetteViHe, oo "i"es al"
back. 1000
Service to commence on the 1st of July, 1889.
Leave Raleigh daily at Al m, arrive at Fayette-
vile anne day by 1O4 m.
Leave Fayetteville daily At p M ai''e d 8
8. From Faye,teville, by Cheraw, s. C. and Cam
den, to Columbia, 156 miles and back.
Service 10 commence as aforesaid
| Leave Fayetteville daily at lo3 m sr'lVe a. &c
luuibil next day by a m
Leave CoIum ia daily at 10 M arrive at Faye'te-
vile next day by II noon
ton, to Mill dgc,iIIe 161 miles and hack, to stop at
one point If required.
Service to commence on lst July, leS9
Leave Columbia tlaily at m; ariire al MlIiedBe
villc day by 34 p M
Lave MiedgevilIe daily al a m 'rrlVe at Co
lun,b:a same d.y BY 81 p m.
5. From MlledgevilIe, by Macon, to Columbus
I53 miles ana back; to stop at one more intsrmedI-
ate point if ,quired.
Service to commence on 1st July, 1889.
Leave MIedgev.lle daily at 81 Ia, arrive at Co.
umbus n, Xt day by 81 m.
Leave Columbus daily at 63 m, arrive at Mil
ledge vile next day by st Tm
g. From Columbus to Montgomery, Ala. 81 miles
and back to stop al one intsrmediate point if re-
quired.
Service to CONNIE nee the 1st January, 1889.
Leave Columbus daily at 81 m, arrive at Mont
gomery same day by ii m.
leave Montgomery daily at IL m, arrive at Co
lumbus same day by st p m.
7. From Montgomery by Greenville to Mobile,
1876 miles and back, to stop at two more points if re-
quired.
Service to commence on the Ist January, 1889.
: Leave Montgomery daily at III m, arrive at Mo.
bile next day by z a M
Leave Mobile daily at m, arrive at Montgome-
ry next day by 103
g. From Columbia, S. C. to Charleston, 125 miles
and back.
Lave Columnia daily a, m, arrive at Charles
same day by p m
Leave Charleston daily at m, arrive vt CoiuIn-
bia same day BY 90 m.
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,.
Each route S to be bid for separately. The route
the sum, and the residence of the bidder, sho" be
distinctly stated in the bid; the sum should be stated
by the year.
compan ed by guarantee signed ny one or more re.
81. sI.onslble persons,-in the following form, viz:
'''rhs un.I. rsigned guaranty that =, If his bid
for Carrying the Express mail from to be ac'
cepr ed by the General, shall enter into
an obligation, prior to the first day Of March next,
with good and sufficient sureties to perform the
vice proposed.
This should be accompanied by the certificate of a
POSTMASTER, other satisfactory testimony, that the
guaranInrs men OF property, anil able to make
good tht ir guarantee.
The postmaster General reserves the power Of
charging The schedules, but not to increase the
expedition, without making tae additional compen-
sa'ion rzed by law.
The mails are 10 leave precisely at the time set.
Five minutes cnly are SLOWED for opening and
chasing them at an Intermediate Office.
The pay of The trip will be forfti ell by failure 10
arrive in tune, And this forfeiture may be increased
into penalty exceeding times the pay Of the
trp according to tile circumstances undcr VIII ch The
f"iure happened. For repetition of failures the
Contract may be annued.
No excuse wIatrI er will be taken for a failure
Departures and arrivals TO be regulated by the
apparent sun time.
Double stock will be paid for, wis re it is actually
employed, when the mail regularly exceeds seventy
pounds in weight.
II it should necessary, at any lime, to dis
continue the service, Ga result which IS not expect
ed The contractors will be entitled 10 receive two
months extra pay.
The proposals should be sent TO the Department,
sealed, endorsed Proposals for the Express Mail,
and addressed TO the First Assistant Postmaster GeE-
erAl, S. r. lIOhbie.
Those who enter into this service must make up
their mi"dI not TO let bad roads, nor storms, nor
hoos, casualties, dangers, preventther per
tOrmance according to contract.
AMOS KENDALL.
P'sr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, o.,
.s' June g. 1858.
June l3 1888. ~ 1S912t.
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OOK .aT THIS!
More new Books just received and for sale at The
NORTH CAROLINA BOOK STORE.

More new Books just received and for sale at The
NORTH CAROLINA OOK,STORE.
Calderon by the author Alice Laba &c &C. voi
The Lady ofLyons, by E. L. BuIwer, vo ;The Squire,
novel, by the author of gnes Serle, the Heress &c
vo.; Lights and shadows OF Irish Life, by Mrs S. c.
Hall, vo. DR.. HumPhries' Foreign Tour vo;
Democracy in America, by De Tecqneve. l vo.;
Sketches of Young Ladies, by Quiz, with Sketchesof
Young Gentlemen, by Quiz. jr w. Poetry Of Tnr
eIng, by Mrs. Gilman, VOL Is 70 of Mrs. Sher
woods Works; 2 70. of Nicholas Nckeby; Oliver
Twist; Memoirs of Sir William Knighton, with his cor
respondence by Lady Knighton, 1 vo Lacon vO /
Ship and Shore, by Officer OF the y. States Navy
vo.; BuIwers Novels, in II vols the Planters Guide,
l vo. Uncle Horace, novel, by Mrs. S. C. Hall, 2voi
the City of the Sultan and Domestic manners Of The
Turks, by Miss Pardoc, 2 vo. Wood Leighton ora
year in the country, by Mary Hewitt, 3 vo. Love by
The authoress of Filtration, the Divorced &c 2 Voi
Confessions of elderly Lady and Gentleman, g yNi
the Duke of Monmouth, a novel,, by the author Of the
CoIlegians, 2 vo. Adventures of younger Son, 2W.
All new publications regularly received, soon as
published, at the North Carolina Book Store. No D.
Cheap side, Fayetteville street, Raleigh N. Carolina
TURNER & HUGHES.
July IS. 194f-y
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II UMBER FOR SALE.-The Subscriberhas
Ia hand, at his Mills, CIate BLAKE'S) II
miles East OF Raleigh IOO,O 900 FEET OF CHOICE
LUMBER, of every description, sawed out of Long
Leaf Pine the peculiar excellence of which is too we'll
knownto need any puff Persons desiring to purchase
will please make application 10 Mr.. WILLIAM PEcK
Raleigh, to HENRY HORTON, at the Mills
The price the Mills will be 81 per hundred; but
if large quantity be bought, less than that will
be taken. PETER FOSTER.
Wake county, May 81, 1888. l66-l2m.
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13 drGl1n numbers.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,

For the benefit of the Mechanical Benevolent Society
OF Norfolk. Class No. Tor 1888. To be drawn al
Alexandra, Va on Saturday, August Is, 1885,
SsrN~ GRAND SCHEME.
Capital $4,000 dollars: 10000 do. 5000 do.i
5000 do; 600 do 500 do g 600 do; l747 do; ~
25 prizes of 1000 do: 25 of 500 do 26 Of 500 do"
200 of Ioodo ). &c &c:
Tickets only S10-Halves S5-Quarters 81 So
Certificates of Packages of25 Whole Tickets sig
Do Do DO DO s aaal Quarter DO DO 80
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notice.
ErIoN OF LANDS.

On east-slde of South River.
On the Sound and Newbern- roao'
Joining Wilmingtons -
On Island Greek,
On east side Cape.Fear RlVef'
On Newbern road,
On the Sound,
Do
Do
On east side,ot N. E. River,
On Turkey Creek,
On Burgaw,
On Black River,
o6 east. side of Moore's Greek,
Joining the lands OF Bait Batson'
On Riley's Creek,
On Island Creek,
On west side OF .Moore's Creek?
On both sides of Moore,s Creek
On Rockfish, =
On Doctors Creek,
Piney Woods District,
On Long Creek,
On MooIe'S creek,
In Cain Tuck,
On Moore's Creek, -
Joining the lands of. S. Smith,
On the Sound,
In Cain Tuck,
Near Beat,ie's Bridge,
West side Black River,
On Bull tail and Keath's branch,
On Ashes Creek,
On Moore's Creek,
On west side of Moores Creek,
Joining the lands of A. G. Hall
On Bull tail Swamp,
On Moore's Creek,
On Doctors Creek,
On Black River,
On west side of North East River
On Moore's Creek,
Do
Between Cape-Fear and N. E. Rive
West side northeast River,
On Federal Point,
West side Black River,
! Do do
Near Wild Cat Creek,
On Newbern road, near Onslow,
On the Sound,
Do
On Newbern road,
On Moore's Creek,
On the Sound,
On Moore'S Creek,
On Black River.
LNOITy>y orrS
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., he .o5

Pighss, bddsf ON Monday the 18Th Gs Ssy SOD Of The
next at the Courthouse ia the town of Nashville @
valuable establishment in said town called BLOTTNTss
TAVERN and two small tracts of LAND in 1bo
mediaie vicinity of Nashville, belonging TO the eo' M
the late Benjamin BIounf, deed. "'e Ol
Six twelve and eighteen months credit will be .u
ed the purchaser of the Tavern Lot and pem;s. aio"
twelve months for the two tracts of Land upon 9no
bonds and approved security, bearing interest S t2e
day of sale. JNO. II. DRAKE, Jr c. NJ
August 1, 1858: 1862
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nj ATOTICE..-THOMASO o. JONES, an apprentice
~ TO the Printing business has left my service with
out my permission. All persons are cautioned against
harborng' OF trusting apprentice my account.
THONAS LORING.
Aug l, 1888. 49, 1876 st.
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PROCL.AM.aT .aTEO.N

BY THE GOVERNOR OF N. CAROLINA
5"HEREAS, by an Act passed at the last Session of
w the General Assembly of this State entitled a.
Act prescribing the mode of surveying and selling thu
Lands of this State, lately acquired by treaty with 5s
Cherokee Indians, il is made the duty ofhe Goveno
upon the return of the Maps and Field Books of said
survey, TO the several places prescribed by said Act
issue his Proclamation of the time and place of s
and whereas, the said Maps and Field Books have been
returned accordingly,
Now. 1, EDWARD B DUDLEY, Governor of N CaroT.
ma, in obedience said Act of Assembly, do hereby i;
sue this my Proclamation, giving notice. that the sale
of said land will commence atthe Town of Franklin
in the county of Macon on the first Monday in Septen
Der next and continue from day to day for three week
and no longer, by and under the superintendent and
direction of S. F. PATTERSON, and CHARLES L. HINTON
Esqrs, Commissioners appointed for that purpose,
greeably TO the provisions of the said Act
4tt3x4, In testimony whereof, l. Edward'B Dudley
sE8YeEE. Governor &c. have caused the GreatS Seal
SKgYASo. OF the State to be hereuno affixed and
ESS@eE signed The same, this 7th day of May in
.SSSffS the year Of our Lord, 1898.
EDWARD 3. DUDLEY,
May 9, 1888. 164-l1
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" BRUNKER, respectfully informs the citizens of
Raleigh. that he has established himself asa GUN and
WHITESMITH, in the City of Raleigh, opposite Mr..
JOHN o RoRKE's Coach Shop. on Hargett Street. Hav
ing served his time in one of the best establishments of
the kind in New York, and aatterng himself that he
complete OF his business, he hopes to receive
a liberal share OF The public patronage.
Guns, Pistols and Rifles will be made 10 order. Guns
stocked and repaired in the best style and warranted
Locks repaired, Keys fitted and in Short every part of
the business faithfully attended to.
May 9, 1888. 164-f