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The North-Carolina standard., 1842-12-21
NEW YEARS NIGHT OF AN UNHAPPY MAN

From the German of Richter
An old man stood in the new years night at his
window, and looked with a glance of fearful des-
pair up to the inmovable ever-bIooming heavens,
and down upon the still pnrewhite earth, on which
was one SO sleepless and so desolate in soul as
he. For his grave stood near him; it was cover
cd with the SHOWS of old age, not with the green
foliage of youth; and he had brought out of rich
life nothing but errors sins, and diseases; wasted
body desoate soul breast full of poison, and
an old age full of remorse To day, the beautiful
hours of his youth re-appeared like spectres, and
re,conveyed him to that lovely morning when his
father first placed him upon the cross-way of life,
which leads, the right, by sunny paths ofvirtue
into large quiet land, fulfof light and harvests
but on the left, plunges down into the rnole-walks
of existence, and black cave, uIofdistlling poi
sons Kissing snakes, and dark sultry vapors
Alas the snakes were hanging on his breast,
and the drops of poison were on his tongue; and
he knew now where he stood Distracted with ir-
repressible grief, he called to the heavens:
"Give back to me my youthl 0, Father !
place me again upon the cross-way. that may
choose Alright l''
But his father and his youth were long since
gone. He saw the ignisj jatui dancing upon
marshes and disappearing upon cemeteries; and of
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of the NORTH CAROLINA
IL LITERARY RECORD. The Subscriber proposes
above title. will be printed in monthly numbers on
forty octave pages OF good paper with new and ele-
CANT type and neal cover, for
TWO DOLLARS A YEAR IN ADVANCE!
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containing biographical sketches of The iusirous ma
tives of North Carolina historical papers, embracing
particularly "REMINISCENCES by the present aged public
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ish the prey literary and its pages will be graced with
poetic contributions. prominent place will be given
lion in our State. A REVIEW department will be al
ded, which will present notices of new publications
and it is designed that the work shall have monthly
CHRONICLE OF literary intelligence.
The subscriber feels safe in making the above state
ments because he has the promise OF assistance from
several distne gentleman in the Stae in whose
requirements the public has all confidence. He de-
sres 10 make it periodical which shall compare well
with any Southern magazine ornament the table of
the literary man. and be welcome vsiter any fami
ly in The State 1t will be that the subscription
is unusually low
Four hundred and Eighty octavo pages for
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The work put at this price that its circulation may
be the greater but it will be perceived that the
publisher carnot risk a commencement until sufii-
cient number Of subscribers shall be obtained to cover
expenses.
1TAs soon as fre hundred responsible subscribers
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which time the payment for the first volume will be
considered in advance When subscribers receive that
number they will forward the amount Of their subscrip-
ton immediately and will take the publication OF that
number guarantee that the gazine will be issu
ed Cor at least year. This arrangement will secure
both parties.
Who can doubt that North Carolina needs such a
magazine? Who can doubt whether there be not more
than Sufficient talent leisure in State 10 fill lis
pages with profitable and entertaining matter2 Who
will not risk TWO dollars experiment so well
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Raleigh, N. c., November IA, 1912. 42l ct.
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GTATE OF N CAROLINA, oNsLow County
- Court of Pleas & Quar- Sessions, Nov. Term, lS42'
John Cook Stephen r. Bradham and David Brsd'
ham. Levy on Lands Of Stephen P. Bradham.
II appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that
Stephen P. BradhaGa. ore of the Defendants in this
case is not inhabtant ofthis State, conceas him.
self so that the ordinary process be served en-
him 1t is therefore ordered that publication be made
in The North Carolina Standard, for six weeks success
svely, notifying the said Defendant to be AM appear
before the Justices Of Court Of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions, to be held for the said County, at OnsOw
Court House, on The first Monday in February nexL
then and there 10 repevy and plead TO issue; other
wise, judgment by default will be granted against him.
Witness JAsFER ETHERIDGE Clerk of our SAID Couf,'
at Office the Isl Monday of November, A. D., lS42'
JASPER ETHERIDGE, C. c. Z.
Nov. 80, 1912. ($5 GA 1920
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KVAKEN UP, and committed to the Jail of Wayne
l. county, on the 23d of July, 1919, negro mau TiO
calls himself Noah Runnels. and says he belongs to
Mr.. Bridges Nontg gomtry, OF HEREFORD county. Run
neS is supposed be about forty five years old five
feet nine or ten inches high; black complexion quick
spoken The owner is requested 10 come forward,
prove properly, pay charges and take him away.
CALVIN COOR. Sheriff.
Sept. 28 1912. (Pr adv. SO CO. AS 6m
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR SALE.

BLEPLANTATlON FOR SALE
~ The subscriber offers 1or sale that valuable plan
lation, $ miles west of Raleigh, called OAK GROVE
containing about 500 acres part of which is as good
as any in The county THERE'S snug dwelling house
on the premises of the most delightful situa-
tions for country residences any where to be found
Apply JANE Williams
Raleigh, Aug. "a, 1912. 4ostf.
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Nov. 81. l642.

NOTICE is hereby given, that application Will
II be made the present General Assembly, 10 it-
corporate "Henderson Academy IN The Town ofHen-
derson, Granville county, N. c.
Nov. 81, 1912. 422-4t.
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Rank of the state of North Caro,,n-
1D The Annual General Meeting of the S,ocSLl ma
of this Bark, will be held at their BANKING
this City, ON the first Monday in january next OuSe
By order, C. DEWEY Gel.
Raleigh, Dec.2 1912. G9er' G99 s
TgNHE SUBSCRIBER offers I7is -,
II vices to the Public as an Agent to Inv oFVl'
Bank or other Stocks or Public Securities IN aeI
Carolina. His charge will be per cent. on tSoh
mount bought or sold. D. w. STONE oGe d
Raleigh, Oct.11, IS41. 377.Cn.
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From The New York Herald.

From The New York Herald.
We have received the Message of Gov. MORE
HEAD. of North Carolina. 1t is most singular
document, and from perusing it, we should Judge
his name is indicative of his wants The docu-
ment is mostly filled with State affairs. 1t ap-
pears that the State, with hitherto no debt, has
loaned its credit as fellows:
To the Raleigh & Castor r. r. bonds, S800,O0O
:: Wilmington & Raleigh :: 100000
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Gtate of North CarolIna-Ashc COun.
- ty. Court OF Equity, Fall Term, A. 1912 Rich.
ard Gentry Robert Hamilton, and Charles Nl'DoweI
Bill of Injupciion
1t appearing TO the Court, that the Defendant Robert
Hamilton is not nhabitant OF this State II is order
ed that pubIicauU1 be made for three months IN the
North Carolina Standard, published in the Town Of
Raleigh, that the defendant, Robert Hamilton appear
The Court of Equity, to be held for AShe County,
the Court House in Jefferson, on the sixth Monday
after the third Monday of February next, and then and
there plead to demur 10 com painantS BILL
otherwise it will be heard exparle and Judgment Fro
confesso taken against him.
Witness, Felix B. Parks, Clerk and Master OF said
Court at Office, This 18th day OF October. A. D 1872
,- F. B. PARKS, C. NJ E.
October 26, 1912. ,CPr. adv. s74 417-l3t.
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Sl.O5O.OOO

and has subscribed 5000, 900 to the stock of she
latter company. The interest on these bonds is to
be paid by the roads, if they can earn enough
The Governor then remarks as follows:
Il would recommend. that whatever schemes
Of expenditure you may embark in, that you keep
within the means at the command of the State; :;
otherwise. the people must be taxed more heavily,
or the State must contract loan. The pressure
of the times forbids the ormer-the furnished hon
or of some of the States, should make u.s. for the
present, decline the latter
This is very just. He then makes some virtu-
ous denuncations against reputation, which, con-
sderng thatthe Stateas yetowes nothing but 7caRtS
to Gor1 or, do not pass for much The Governors
remarks upon the tariffare ludcrous. After prais-
ing the late high tariff. and stating that there can
be no prosperity, or rereaue from the customs,
without prOdi6itory imports, he remarks as fol-
lows:
Il do not wish to be understood as advocating
high tariff, l contend for the power to impose
it if we think our Interests require it. l advocate
the doctrine of free trade as far as it is practical
bic; but when to be practicable, unless at
ruinous sacrifice to us, | abandon it, and say to
the world-'We will do unto others as they do
unto u.s."
He further states, that there is due the State
S229l7 from the proceeds of the public lands, and
he is daily in expectation of getting hold of it.
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THE INDIAN ELIXIR, cure for Coughs
4 Asthma, and Inflammation of the Lungs IS is t
etagble extract OF agreeable TASTE and certain ID
happy results. Price, S per bottle. For sale BY Il
LoRlNG, General Agent al the Office of "The NG[n orr
Carolina Standard" Raleigh. Also. by W. WAkh
Wilmington, and by A. PARKS, HillsbOro', T.,
March ]. 1S41, 236tl'
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HATS AND SHOES IN ABUNDANCE

-
flames z. AEFRHEND has Just received
e. and is opening eautliul and complete assortment
OF goods in his line comprising greal variety such
Beaver Brush Cashmere, Neutria and Silk Hats
Youth and Children; with large assortment of while
and b!a:k Wool Hats and hair Seal Caps for servants
His stock of Ladies and Gentemen'S Boots and Shoes
is also large, part of which is very superior having
been selected with great expressly for this Market
His friends and the public generally invited 10 cali
and examine for themselves as he is determined 10 sell
cheap for cash, short credit punctua custom
ers, (only JAMES T. ALFRIEND.
Raleigh, Oct, 81, 1912 4I7-Ct.
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EQUESTRIAN PORTRAIT OF WAsHINGToN-
Mr.. sully has just completed an equestrian por-
trait of Washington of the full size of life. The
his Country in the act of Viewing BODY of @ troops
He has wisely adopted Stewards likeness, which
is the one now universally acknowledged. Wash
ington is mounted on fine bay horse, with his
cEapeau in his right hand, with the arm extended
The attitude is at once digni6ed and commanding
In the distance, on the right of the picture, de-
tachmcnt of Artillerymen, in the old Continental
uniform, employed in firing salute-on the op-
posite side part of column of troops are seen
marching to the rear, the front of the column be-
ing hidden from view by a rising ground 10 the
middle ofthe picture. Taken altogether, we think
this work is calculated to increase Mr.. Sully's
justly well established reputation ofthe best
artists in this country We understand that there
is some probability that the Legislature of North
Carolina may become the possessors of this excel
lent picture. PhiI0d. North american.
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PROSPECTUS of the NORTH CAROLINA
IL LITERARY RECORD. The Subscriber proposes
to publish, in the city of Raleigh magazine with the
above title. will be printed in monthly numbers, on
forty pages OF good paper, with new and ee-
CANT type and neal cover, for
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12
LAND, &c FOR SALE


HAVING determined 20 remove the South, the sub.
seribcr will ofcr for sale, Tuesday the 18Th SEQ
tember next, ON the Premises, public auction TO the
highest bidder, his tract OF Land In Orange county on The
North Pamunkey River, miles fIom Orange Courthouse
~ IRON Gordonsyie and 30 IRON ksburg
Ing the lands Of Capt VIM Stevens, DR. GTymes and d.
Bell Esq The contains 9i3 Heres II which are
cleared % Of the latter low grounds and large portion
IN meadow There Is good new saw MIL the lanl a
large orchard OF choice selection Of fuIts aud com.
ioriable dwelling house. He will also sell same time
and place, large quantity OF hay his stock OF BERKSHIRE
hogs. Lincolnshire and BakewelI sheep and cattle mum.
Der Of the later fine beeVes.
TERMS-for the land, 81 OF the purchase money in
cash. the balance In and years, secured by aud
approved security with deed Of trust the land. M
the personal property all Of $40 and under cash
-overtat sum- ~ months credit This land Is surround
cd by an almost inexhausabc quantity OF timber, whe
will render the Saws Mill valuable Any ommunica a.
ton directed TO me at Orange Courthouse win be attended
~ PETER L Johnson
bloomsbury, Orange, Aug 81, 1872. au 80 ewtds
nrEnquirerwil cory wtds.
A YOUNG LADY, whose edueafon has been directed
n with view to qualify herself nstTueircss OF
youth, wishes siua.ien Governess in eeneel family
line addressed TO u. post paid will be attended to-
Richmond July IN. IA pc cWif
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12

THOMAS & CHARLES r.LIIs
IMPORTERS OF DRY GOODS, HARDWARE ,Irr-
LERY, AND GUNS,
m. OpPasite N; ErehanSe Bay.k
ut now receiving, by arrivals direct from Iy,rnool
N to James River their Fall ImnoIt,Ion q, 49, &
i ,hi nienIon OF coaniy Merchants scneray
g,ankels, Napt couons, Plains
GieIhs G,ssineres. Weddings, Prints, Cambria.
Linens, f1nneis, saitinets, Kerscya, JsanS
Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, Laeos, Edxinss shawl.
HandSerehefs. Threads, aud all iiads OF Domes,ea
ALSO,
Superior French Cotton blanket,
Ready made London Overcoats
Extra snperfne Beaver Cloths
Leather Leggins and Caters
Bnipon sellc rwne-Iiardham's No Q snuG
vac HARDWARE pcpa Iimoni, which Is dsne, from that
OF The DIy Goods they offer ~ "-
Rodsers Pen. Pocket Table Cutlery and s.laso,s
LlIsS Wade aud Butchers Cecbr;trd Razor
Siehers sns Gieaves q sons Files RAsps Tools
Spears lemon, Hand and PANEL Saws
Jsmes'. and other makes OF Wood AMI Brass serews
'"Hs Hollow Ware, and narrow and Broad Hut
Carpenters, and all other kinds of Knob Locks and
Pad, Chest Til Trunk, Closet and CupboardIoek.
Brass and Iron Candles,eks OF ali kinds
lace Halter, Deg, On And log Chains
ihned AMI Common Cast Iron, Tea Kettles md
sauccpans ''
Wedding Hitting and Garden Hoes and Rakes
rad irous and Tailnr's Irons
Anylls and Vices siedse aud Hand Hammers
hdzes, Axes, Hatchets and Hand Adzes
Mil, CrossCui, PIT and Hand saws, Of all kinda
spades ani shoyels.2, aud prong Forks
feves, Coffee Mills and bed Cords
Brass aEd Move Wire Tenders
p p,si aa 81 Anneaied Wire, rom Nos ito 30
ls @ AZ scales CAT agents price, to weigh
Plated sadlsry, s,irrgps, Bride Bits and Leaihers
shot Bells, Powder Horns and Flasks
COMMON and very superior Single and Double 6unz
Naylor Co.'S Cast, Shear and Blister steels, BY the
Tin Pate and Block Tin, CASING. &c. ..sim,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12
LAW NOTICE.
HALE GROVE
FE MALE BOARDING SCHOOL.

TUE undersigned feels grafed In bong again able 10
announce 70 the public, BIS good fortune securing
VIC o. Miss Ann g. Forbes eonductress Of the
above Schcol Tor the ensuing year 1919.
MISS Forbes has been for several years past the prnc
pal Of The Female Seminary Milton, North Carons and
tho APPRECIATION with which she has DISCHARGED tho duties
Of The situation - well ~ her general qualifications Tor H.
have been 20 wen afcsied BY previous testimonials offered
% INC pnbhc and The universal appreciation Of patrons
them again. '' ~ ~
The school IL heated within mile Of the Rapp,han-
County. '' '''''
The buildings ample Tor the comfortable acrorurnoi,
ton o ~ b2arcra the situation very healthy aud n an
ftccable nsahhorhood The chief object ofthe ool III
70 mpaft an enlarged and substantial English Education
smutacng ~ the branchcs thai properly pertain 10 tho
euae cnnute The French Languages viii also be taught
res o sny adih,o9- charge The school will opcn the
h January 1898, and close for The year on tho ism
Dcember The month Of Aufust hcug devoted 10 vscsou
Terms elo board tuition, Including fuel vsashiug apt
hehta halt e6l 10 be patti la dsv of Jlv a.,
the residue on the 18Th December '
PETER n. THORNTON.
Refersnces are made 10 tho Rev DC Mi Harsilna; Dr
lohn Garland; Y Halves, Professor Of The Hcsdev 4,
Milton, O. VI Foster, Professor RsppahsnnocE hssde
my, Carolnei and fesgs Dcsnson Esq, bowling Green
kddress Tho subscriber al Rsppshsnnock kcsdemy,
Vsroins' ~e WSm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12

WoRTHAM's OFFICE,
Exchange Budding.
no Call each day before 2i pM, for the Lucky Num-
bers.
LOTTERIES TO BE DRAWN SOON.
For Monday. a, 81 p. NJ, in the Exchange.
ones q s each 5c ia, % or ie 40 Of @ g Of
2oO, go Of 100 &C. IS Nos-ii drawn. Tickets Is. '
For Tuesday Evening. per mail.
@ LseiSS az ErI 10 co.'s a ;c 80 10 ~ s
$50, 200 OF 100 etc. IS NOs-i3 drawn. Tickets S.
For Wednesday Evening, per mail.
COZ a'iS 30 Of O g as s 81 1893 iS
etc. 75Nos-li drawn. Tickets IS.
For Thursday Evening, per mail
oci lie, Lee'ng g E1tTs Class Ept PrsesI'I9S goo
$50 % Of Us Ii5 OF loo. rs NOs-I2 drawn. Tick
For Friday. at 81 p. NJ, in the Exchange.
Va Leesourg. Class No 81 PIizes-sitOl is52. OF
looo Of SEQ Of 800, Of leo etc. Is Nos-l3 drawn
Tickets only 81.
For Saturday, I7th September, at AieIsndra. Grand
1850 s s.s iiO c so & 55.ss o $50 sS
10 Of a % Of 500 - OF 800. ETC. 70 Nos and Is drawn
For Saturday, 24th September.
,at LsSssars o ooS P5e'm % l96 goo
900, etc. IS Nos-I2 drawn. Tickets $40.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME,
For the 18Th October next, at Alexandra.
Union Lottery. Class A. Capitals
s6O,OO0-3O,OOo,
l5o 1900 I000o sooo 1000 1856 Of 5oon Of 4OOO
Of 800 of2ooo l0of 1900 Of 1880 Of 100 I3l OF so
being the lowest No prize, etc. rs Nos-l9 drawn
D-NBAn orders confidential, aud attended to with
prom p.,ness. for psskaSes or for single Ticket
Sc I2 CHhRIEs woRTIIsN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12
HUBRARD HAt

HUBBARD, GARDNER CO.,
A M receiving direct from the Manufacturers their
1neI 10. ale ow for cash. or To punetua customers 1900
Mems ne el sewed Shoes Booiees part Mles, mike
osG ana SSaad sed end Shoes and BOOees
DO calf nailed and India Rubber Overshoes
10 SrS1sS' saI and seal dancing Pumps aud slippers
DO fine seal an1 moroc co walking Shoes
DO hne India Rubber Overshoes
Womens leather weed Shoes and common slinn.,s
DO soawaiEins shoes
Do leather walking Shoes
Do common lined and bound do
Do coarse pcggei aud scwed do
'hu'en moro eoand leather Shoes, Snaps ANGLE Ties
Do leather sew aud pes'd BOOtees. thick soles
$50 boxes Boots. consisting of
Mems hne ealt Boots, part Miles make
DO fine hip do, sew'd and pcg'd
DO thick sewd and peg'd 10
HATS, CAPS, SC.
- casesMen's fine Beaver Ha;s
ITO do do Russia, Plain and Silk Hats
81 do Mems and Boys Back and Drab Wool do
~ dozen do do hne Fur Caps
e g 90 80 80 G t'e'5 s saa &c Ssve. do
-, 90 % :, do do seeleite do
''O" Sdes emi9ek Tanned Sole Leather good and good
a r. % % % @s. Upper % I.,A., dOvery good
"dozen Wax Calf skins Keen, French and other
weiLeaiher. Kipskins, Boot Morocco and sealskips
Wine aud PINK lining and binding skins
Cotton and India Twne
HOoi Cord. Web, Bristies, Blac king and varnish
Ou a of shoe Thread. own imrortion, all kinds
~ dozen Bridles Bride Filings and Martinsales
- reams lain and luled Letter Paper
~ 90 do 10 Cap 10
81 do Common aud double size Mrapping do
100 nests Hair and Seal Trunks
2oleaiher Travelling DO
% cases Whittemore's Cotton and Wool Cards
ALSO,
Coo pair Russet aud Black BrOsues, OF own msnu.
iaeiuIe, warranted prime.
HUBBARD. GARDNER & Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12
SALE OF LOTS, FURNTTU0E- a =
IN ANcHESTCp

ian
pursuance Of decree the county eour, of Chc,
ter1eld pronounced the 10Th Of August $50 In M.
suit OF Jacob Shook Sarah Col SC the snbse ber
cotn9sioner thereby appointed will sell on the pre- riss
oy public auction. on TUESDAY the 18th OF September
NEXT ftir II the fair day. all the
and personal contained in a deed Of trust ta,e si,h ne
eenbev, lS52 executed by Sarah Cnfo q n RAJ chus Cor
the benefit Of Jacob Shook. and recorded In ed
CONSISTING OF three lots Of lots Name hester in
euded In numbers 90, 30 and Is with the buildings and
sppnuenlnces-and Of parcel Of Household anJ
furntnreA sor ell horse, wagunIand gear two carts ami
gear. ana negro woman named Elsie.
lbhs-tor the personal property, cash-for the real
credit OF SIX months the bonds with
good security, and the title be retained until PAYMENT
au % e9td H. RHODES. com'r
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE dying ia the fork form
ed by the junction Of the Richmond Frederick
burg and Louisa Railroads, and adj Joining the lands OF
VI IhoE- boswell and Pleasant Terrell, Esg)
Tue subscriber viii offer public the Junction
Tavern, Friday, the 30t1 Of September ne1f al N
o'clock i-ir that valuable unmproved Of LAND.
the ate Mrs Judith wins;on) within half mile OF the
Richmond and fredericksburg and Louisa Railroads and
containing about as acres
This Land lies the North Ansa River snd is of easy
access from both OF the above Ross and about hours
ride per Railroad from the cry Of Richmond
That portion Of the Land fronting on the river Is Of 6ne
quality low grounds but the entire the
SION OF judge, in the neighborhOod good qualify
IN the tract.
Toa person desirous Of buying good Farm contiguous
70 the Rchnond market and placing such mprovemenis
thereon as may best suit his this certainly pre-
sents most favorable opportunity.
The terms OF sale vi be l3n cash. and for
Of the purchase equally divided approved esotia-
BILE notes will be taken the Of January
day OF July, 1873 The title the property Will
Riehmond, Aug. lSi2 wM BUTLER
Gu IS ids
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-12
MILLING IN RICHMOND.

MILLING IN RICHMOND.
rI'lIE subscriber makes known TO his friends and the
u public generally that he has taken the Min In Of
We hrmory In this CITY, where he IL conducting the
Milling business both in Wheat aud In Corn. lie will pur
chase Wheat anl Corn al the market price, twill grind
either on toll. lie will keep all times, for sale, fresh
ground meal Farmers and others Will please give him
cali
sec swit j. u. BRAGG.
THE firm Of HATCHER FRAYsER IL thls day ,iissol
we'd by mutual consent All persons having claims
against tho ead firm will present them for payment and
those indebted will make payment without delay 20 Albert
Frayscr, who Is alone authorised the tho
concern. JOSIAH HATCHER.
ALBERT n. FRAYSER.
Carersville, 18th August, 1919. So owiw