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The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-09-12

Wing maj. over Locos CAST Do. 1904
Wing maj. over all 1892 Wing deficit 1850
Clear Wing gain, SO far, 2942.
These returns are sufficient to show that the
Wings have swept the State by an immense ma
jority.
Fourth Congressional Dist.-Fifty-six towns
give Chandler (Whg) 5,2S5; Dillingham; (Loco)
5,732; Putnam (Abol.) l,248; majority against
Dillingham; $780, The remaining twenty towns
will not reduce this majority over 200 votes.
Dillingham; is defeated by about 500 votes.-
Glory enough for one day.
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: most obedlent humble
THos c. MILLER,
HENRY LINcH,
JACOB BLYLER,
MARTIN SNYDER,
JOSHUA SELLERS,
MONTY DONALDSON,
HENRY L. WILSON,
FRANCIS HUTCHINSON,
JOHN MOORE,
JOHN MYERS,
BENJAMIN pEEEFP
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VERMONT.

Returns from 1913 towns in Vermont exhibit
the following aggregate
1874 lS43
Slade (Whig) 24S6S Mattocks (W.) 21,79l
Kellogg Ioco) l84ll 1877
Abolition 1866 1854
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WILLIAM j. CLARK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Raleigh. N. c.
W 16ie 4TS-ly.
RendaIPh Expos1tor

Until the next presidential election this paper VIII W
devoted principally to that subject a,s;s
It viii INCREASINGLY expose the unsoHndness Oh ""e
'Jlrinciples and theproAigaey Of Wing leaders Low
ItlFiA recall the Wing promises Of le40, ana ~ In %
fhe performances Of the Wing Congress then brousn'
to existence, under the lead q Henry Jay u.,,,,
a viii fearlessly exhibit the tOtut sRaness OF nSSS
Cl9y for the Presidency both dElnB andasG I'm
will illustrate the excellence Of DemocraIc t Ptrs
cples and measures In their adaptation to N
intelligence, and happiness among men, especsLfgr ro
advance thehberty of the citizen and the cause :"
pular government. =. IN.
For two months at least during the six intervene
between the first of May next and the first OF
the Expesitor viii be published weekly, making nh
teen numbers. II will be furnished to those WY }oT
scribe for the year or for period only on lne
ing terms: viz. ,,z.rayV
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VIEW GOODS.
UyHE SUBSCRIBER has this day received hi.
Spring and SIMMER stock,

UyHE SUBSCRIBER has this day received hi,
II Spring aRd Simmer stock,
urchased for cash, of the latest importation conss
ing OF French and English Goods, Cloths and Cassm
ehFs single milled CassimeFes, great variety of latest
styles 3ambroons, fancy and white drlngs Vestinss
beautiful assortmens, Satins, Silks, Cashmere and
Chally, L0ndon HikinSs, white and fancy Marseies
Linen Chatting So He respectfully invites the public
generally tora and examine his Stock which, for beau.
ty and qua1ityy cannot be surpassed the State Crate
l for the encouagenept he has heretofore received he
SATISFACTION which has always been his aim. Gentlemen
ishng fer materials may rely having them
made the most tasty and fashionable manner with
ths%epal despetehS and rs rerepchment and economy
is the spirit Of the times, will furnish superior black
suit of Clothes Of either FreAehor English goods the
best q1affksasat from Is to 48 and Goats of
eel6rss sfroh $l6, $ISto $24 and $26 fOECash. -
And hete@ would take occasion TO inform the public
that have materially reduced my prices of msnufctu
ipg and shah take gt pleasVfe in making it known
any who may he dspusedto give cah, as intend
has snY reputatisn for workmanship. have also.
ha good aas6rtnent Of fancy articles, yz White
Cambria and Silk Handkerchies Fancy Satin and Silk
Scafs and OFaEats SaspenderS, black Horse Skin, and
white and black Silk Gloves, Cotton Knit Shifts and
Drawers half Hose white and mixed; and will keep
hand al times. assOTlnent OF ready Made Cloth
inR made Ia the shop under my own Inspection Stran
gers visiting the City, would do well to give call,
as Will dispose them low for Cash. and should any
i VIII sell itas cea he get it elsewhere, and not
charge for cutting in .such cases. -
=. THOMAS R. FENTRESS.
Raleigh, April 6. 1s44. 4Ss6t
NE The latest plate Of Fashions just received.
Cutting reduced
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GREENSBORQUGH, y. c.
UaAer fhec0re Of the Prcs6yeetYo of Orapg,

GnC1ER0DOROOGI1S ~. S'
UaAar hAsu0re Of the Prcsdga4y9f Orange
~ The Plan Of Education in this Institatien embraces
I j. 4 eomPlete course Of Easlish Instruction.
H. The Greek and Roman Classics and Antiquities,
Geography. Mythology and History
III. complete course of Mathematics-Arhmes
tic, Algebra, Geometry, Plane and Sphefcal Trgo-
aonetty Navigation, Surveying Heights and Distances,
AnayticaI and Integral Calculus,
and NatuIzl Philosophy.
Every student applying for Observation-Disclosures pro-
ace satisfactory testimonials that he possesses SgoOd
moral chaactef
Tdcdfiens&Si4 weeks from the End Wednesday Of
Apff, AID four wseka from 2nd Wednesday of-OcTobef
IaitiOn Fe1S-$20 and 81 contingent, in
Sariably Payable.ia advance, to JAMGe SLoHN, ESQ
Treasuper., Board in respectable families ~afies from
10 10 dollars per month.
Students be prepared stthis Institution Gr admis
sion into any Of the Glasses of College. > j,
The OAicers of the Institation are:
ReE. ALEX. WILSON. d. D., President, and Pro-
| fessorof the Gresk Language and4- literature;
8. C. hlNDSLEY, A. NJ s-Prefesser Of 'the Latin
L1nauage and LhergtuEe5-
R. K. GRAVES, Az M., Professor ofdathematics
and Natural Philosophy
Ths Hext Ses4oR commences on the 2Sa May
By oTd6E0f the Reard-sf Trustees
! WIN. D PAISLEYS Secg. -
REr: The President and Faculty of the University Of
North Garolina- -
/ Greensborough. April 2A fo44. 496-St.
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ron s zI. IN Tt9E CITY OF RALEfGH
TlT virtue Of a Deed Of Trust executed by r D
I'D SMITHs for certain purposes therein expresses
viii sell to the highest bidder st 6 snI
12 months CREDIT on the 1gtlf MAY f.next at the Gnu
House in Raleghs one new and eleasnt three story
building, nearly6O feet square, with two fenc
meps and wide passage on each hoof atthe cornerr
Fayetteville and Hsfget st7gets Fhis House corfa
.d3large Rooms and vitf-a sAgat alteration might G
converted INTO ssple Eas aud being lus "a r
heartthe CITY, with all the nscfary out-hous9s scJG
thereto You'd give it adv hage nthis respect ol
any other intHis place The whole estab1shnent co
the proprietor $I4, 200. sss7-E;. '
Also, one other two story Brck-hoHse Fayeteyino
street, at present occupied by Caleb Malone as Sr
and ssn excelIent stand for the Mercantile business
AsAlso ,one other two story BriSl-bo4fdingy with t
good business rooms. .entAe fret floor, end passage WIKI
four rexcelent ROOMS above, dn Wilmington sifeet inn
medately in the rear of the large House at the coner
These valuable Buildings aH situated iust. abot
the centre of the City,. Persons therefore wishpS "
secure eligible STANDS for.business of snzkind wonT
do well to attepd this Sale for set ap opportunity ~
valuable property his City may not soon aSa
occur Approved pap Negotiable al Bank will be r
quired Of the pureaseSs together with alien ON the n
perty at heORtion of the undersigned. FO'
R. N. SAUNDERS,
/ Trustee
April 9, -ls44. - 1885,
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l, sre ,ss out by nature as tbs
p61 q ths 1niteas
s8hst e shs Ie1as are our bEsthEen-5
fscsfS ss fatal bls Is ts spread offfee principles
Of county By any monarcSal OF dess
That We have the official DECLARATION of the Texan
gernmeht hefse that, unless she is admitted into our
nions she must soon become aProyihce of Great Brit
ain land thus give that ambitious and grasping ation
dangerous foothold. and position from which, III time
OF hostes, shgcan easily assau usat vulhef
RSsOised. That We believe our Senators in congress
would reflect the sentiments ofau Overwhelming ajors
N Of North Carolina, voting fof the ra
fcaton dlhe. Treaty Of annexation.
Reso1ved, Tatcopes of these resolutions be- BY the
Chairman OF this neeting signed and forwarded tothe
Senator'S Of This Statein Congress
OF the the several Counties offhis stat,
Weet fothWfth and makean expression 81 their sent-
n1ehts Oh the snb5ect<
Ensd " the Secretary thereof and published m the
Charlotte and Raleigh papefs- =.
When the readingtof the resolutions was con
ciaded, MIR. Thompson, of Lincoln rose and deliv-
ered very able speech in defence of the resolu-
tioRs, and IN favor Of annexation The Chair was
about 70 take the vote on the resolutions, when
the Hon w. Davidson rose and made aspeech in
opposition. 70 the resolutions. He was replied to
by the Chairman, Col Alexander, ,-when Mr.. Da-
vidsen again addressed the meeting N oppositiop
He was Ksplied to by sMr. Thompso1 in q very
efectiEe. speech,aghich was received with great
applause. Mr.. paSidson again spoke in oPposi-
ton Coli Herndon then made few very elo-
qgent remarks IN defence Of annexation, when the
vote wds taken on1he resolutions, and they were
adoFted With acclamatioR- -~only three voices IN
the negative - :
Fhs.saeeiag then adjourned
!. = WSL ,J,ALEXANDER, Chmn.
J. W. HAMPTON, Secretary.
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April ls
Lost or stolen.

Judgments; Accounts, &c.-no money of value--viz:
One Note, on Boiling Dunn for eighteen dollars one
Note, on Hannah Studeent, for seventeen dollars and
thHfy-fhree cents enc .N0to, on WV. Afareom for
one hundred and one dollars oneJudgment eA Zadock
Nay, for nine or ten dollars one Note, L. P Dun1
for twenty dollars, IN favor of.R M Saunders 0ne
Judgment on John HArrs, for 6ve dollars one Npte
nyefemiah Damn, for between two and three hundred
dollzs one Receipt, from H. A. Allen foreash paid as
secnFlty Tor MesesB HaETison forty three dollars
one Nete on John Ligon, jim favor of Ysrbrough for
balance Of seven dollars together with other Notes and
IJddgments. which caanot recollect.
q hereby forWarn all Pesons-fTom trGdiug for these
Notes and Judgments. libeal reward will be giyaf
for the delivery O6the Pocketbook and its contents
WILLIAM b DUNN, Of tVake FDfest
APnt q, IS4A. 495-St.
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lso,. DAT - ind rs * s.spee
iii 1gss Re priadibls and ground scn
shs sains * has been at 3
;sd O s. sSd The Iposs sG
hoss priaciil thu its Qrga
zation, and isavs frssefped il daye .Sne
ees sss npsgl ss ssS Sssa 3 So 81 tssds pa
sued their great and ss1afy securing 1hs
Republican features Of onrsystem0f gOvernment epa
Ssa Seen and to ali endenciss mansssy
hOatils to5ibery, or the free spirit Of our institutions
.Eesolsed, T6atwepre opposed to the establishment
every State asuneDnstitu6oAAh hsEhedeRtt and dan
gerons TO the Ii beItAs Of the country
Reselsea. That We ale distributien ofthe
IF tAe nnion when the govefnEent ismiI inebt
thereby rendering it Necessary for the gcvernmen 20
borrow large sums, sAd aordinG plausible os
Rssoissd, That Ne are oppos6I To- eotsetivs taris.
which ievies taxed 0n te SoSBof6 planters toSatisy
the craving 6ppetis the Nsrthsta nanfaeturer and
which rendersthe goxerAmsnt partial in its opeatons
Resolved That We are CPpesad 10 the plan RroPo.
and advocatedhy tie edenl Whigs, of the assumption
of the debtaef individual tates By thg Gses gayern-
@ Raolved. That we ara opposed to the odsus banb.
Fapt aW the crest Wss paueeea hE the feheI Qi tne
e. e. ss sa e. % essys &c
ReaptUtd. That We Ire opppssd to the abroga6Pn OF
R4solsed. That we pledge Sar hearty aud cordial
means to secure hiS elsCtion.
: ResOEped That Capt BenSanin KeneS. xosish Hnf'
die. Jonathan R Harvey Col Jesse Gaat. Maj Jacob
HurdleS William Hall, Gtores GafrisO1s and Jacob
Hurdle, bA audSrS hereby appointed as delegates
to Hilishoreugh, on Tuesday Of May Court TO
select suitable candidates on the Democratic tick
at for seats m the General Assembly.
Resolved, That We respectfully snggest to the CoAE
vention the name Of Capt John Berry candidate in
the Senate aId9he names Of Gan, Joseph AIiseh and
Major William Patterson as candidates ON the Hemo-
cratic ticket fopsaats ia the HQuse of Common.
On motion,
Resolved, Thatths name s. Dr. Eli F.. Watson Be
also presented 10 the Csnfentcn - candidate on hs
tick ct in the CotmouD. :
Resolved, That Col. Jesse Cant, B0siaupin Hurdle,
Frederick Blanchard, william Hall, ESQ Josiah Hurdle,
John Shaw, eaq. CSef Jonathan r. Murry, Capt ].
Diokey, be- appoiIted ccnuttsg Of vigilance Tor this
DISTRICT.
: On nlotioo,
Rsolpsd, Thsta copy Of fthese-proesedings be sent
to the editors of the Hsboroush Resarder and North
Cafolina Standard with request to PSblish1he same
On fnotioA,
Resared, Thatths tsnks this mestst be rendered
to fine Chairman for theaithful discharge Of his tieS
Ga motion, rhe meeting adjourned siae dies
1EHp HALL, Chairman.
j. r. Harvey,
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Fettse NpstA CarohAA-Standsr,
Mf0ore cotlntf.


Pursnaat V pfevisu nOiSsce, a porden Of the
rdemocratic party Of Moore cedRtY convened at
the Ooun Hcuse in CaFthaeS, Oh the 2Ath Agrl
On notion Of Wm. d. HarfiQgton, Esq, Wfsiiam
Barred, Esq was cailed tpi the Chair, and Joha
Thomas md Henry Clay Armstrong were ap-
pointed Secretaries Tbe object Of the meeting
having been explained, Col Morrison, Niyep Ne
Leran. Joseph Armstrong, af Moore, apd Daxid
Reid aud Benjamin Atkins Eser,s, Of Gambler
land. addressed the meetisg with much ability, on
the leading political questions Of the day After
which, Col. Morrison offered the following reso-
1ationss which were unaninonsky odeptea
cratic conKenOpi n Gpflhage the2sd Of zay seFt.
for the purpose of suitable eapdate to rep
resent the county Of Moore IN HE Cpmmohs House Of
the General Assembly Of sais Ststsnd that dele
gates be sept tr0m each astriet tQ said CoD-
veution.
ResdIyeds ffnt We heartily ireeo,ane6a Edwaseacg
be rpm on DE Democrac ticket oT the senate Of. the
next Legslatate and that he be IRvited to meet us in
Carthage on the ESD OfMaF next.
Res0Jped That erati6sd to leatn that our dis
tinguished flIow-eitizen, and bemocratc candidate for
Governor, Col MICA H0aIE, viii address the peos
pie ofths gpaIFy. At Gasthase The 2aa oeNay next
sGd that we rssPseifaly invite both Democrats and
RssOaped, Tha. the fs1lOyine sentleDeu be appointed
eopmittes 70 wsit sS Col HOke. ivhs6 he addresses
to Carthage viz. Afch'd 8fcKeithan, Afcha Ray, Hen
y Cay Armstrong, Ddncsn ShHW. Wm. D Harrington.
Nal, MsRue. John Thomes, Hugh Mel Donald, D1gald
Barrett aud Ntvss McLeraa, EsdtS
TOn motion Of Hugh Nc Donald, Esq, Col
Morisoa' was added to this comminAeF
fes0lnbtl That the Proceedings Cribs insefinv be
published in the North Carslna Ssnsrd and the North
Carolinian.
On which the nieeting adjourned
WfEELAM RkRRET, Ghm'n.
assss }fns ats1Hs e 1zHss..raosa |1sscre'ariis' :
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/ W6Gs0MmGx0eIOR OIL Texas.
AT Avery large meeting ofths citizens Of Meek.
lenburg county, without distinction Of party, held
at the Csurt,house in Charlotte, on the 9Th Of
April, -1s44, on motion, Col w. J. ALExANbER
was caAed to ths Chair, slnd j. W. HAMPToM
appointed, Secretary. The Chairman explained
the object of tie meeting in a very clear and forci
BILE manr1eE when the follwipg Committee was ap-
pointed tadraf Resolutions expressive of the sense
Of Tie meeting: Thonas l. HHschison, ESQ.
EPr. G. J. Fox, w. W. Elms, 8. A. Harris, John
Walker,~ Caleb Erwin, ESQ, N W. Alexander,
d. r. HendersoaG. ]. w. Hampton ard r. Hoke
After the Committee had retired, the meeting was
addressed in a most eloquent 1nanner in behalf Of
Texas, by Colonel FIN. HERNDoN, Of Cleve-
Iapd county. His speecA.was loudly applauded
by the immense concouFse present When hecon-
cluded, The Gemaainse, through Mr.. Hampton. re:
ported as followse
Whereas, we view with profound interest the question
of HE re-annexaton df Texas to the Union and hayic
lesrled that Treaty that purpose has been sianed at
ere thsheen tothe SenstS orita ras;.
heaten, e deem 1.-THE duiy Of the people to assernbs
and express their siews TIE abjecf that fheir ren-
Resttusd, sThss we decidey IN fasor Of the re-
annezato OF Texan b the Untsd States for these rea
l. That we consider Texasas of rskt porton of Il.
Uniled States. Aaeiug become seh ohesf he purchsss
ok Louisiana ffoP FrsAee BY 40. jefferson. s
~ ,s mss rs to 3: ES,oa
clay in 1879 declared cceld not be sonsidsrsd binding
on our govefntneRt :. gsssg. .as -
to De -Uni0n-fhe RdIcAasS Of Eouisaha 81 Mr Jeer-
son having setled the eohsttafona power to recieve
pnrch:ge or the Territory o aofsigp pow
er and Texas having deciarea her independence Of
Mexlco, and p0son for ten years with
no llkehoodof le-eenQpest bV Mexico, sn her inde-
Psndenss having been rse2gnized y slihe ost pow
the cannot be called IN Question bV anv earhlv
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For the North Carolina STANDARD
Sampson GOunfy.s -.

In pursuance of previous notice, a IneetiRg of
the Democratic party. of Sampson County Uas
held in the Court House in Clinton, on Saturday
the 18th April a. :.
The object of the meeting was two-fold-; in the
first place, and principally to- RRte Col.s sE4oEe,
the Democratic Candidate for GoVernor, to visit
our County as soon as his convenience would peFs
nit and IN the second place, more thorougAly,to
organize the party and to -expfess their opinions
upon tho great questions whichgare now agitating
the Country. Although the notice was so very
short being only s or g days before the meeting
convenedl stin there was d very respectable per4
ton of the most influential of the party peesent
The proceedings were- characterized by Spirit
and enthusiasm seldom surpassed such occar
sions. -s~e y
@s On motion Of Col. Sellers the meeting was
organized by calling Patrick Murphy Esq to fhe
, Chair, and appointing Thomas j. 'Faison and
Whitney Ryals, Es9s., Secretaries.
- The Chairman then rose aAd in a.brief but ap-
. propriate manner, explained the object Of the
> @On,a,olion Of Rich. e. Holiness ESQ; Com
mittee Of six wasappointed by the Chair to draft
resolutions expressive of the sentiments of the
meeting. The following genllenen comprised the
Committee: Col. Sellers DR.. Thomas Bunting
VIM Faison, 5no Ryais, SEM r. G+Hotmss and
Jno. Boykin, EsrS The Committee- having
retired for short time, returned and reported
fae foliowiRg preamble and-rese4uions which
were unanitnousIy adopted; =. :. =
Believing the approaching contest is' one, the
discrimination of which as destined to.exercise q,
greater influence either for veal or for woe. than
zipeghaps any which. has taken place during the
last 40 years, we as freemen of Moth Carolina.
ana as portion of the Democratic party Of Saaps,
son County, feel it our pefafxes duty thus pubs
licly todeeare our willingness and, our readiness
to adopt every fair and honorable means which
have for their object the advancement of those
pure Republican princi pies, neW he'd bx the,
Democratic party, and on the ultimate saccesS Of
which, we honestly and ferNent'y believe depend
the happiness-Ihe prosperity--yea, The very hb-I
erty, Of ourselves and our children Believing als
So that period has arrived in our political hist6
~ when silence and apathy on the part of the
who hold these principles would be little shogto
criminal, and that this is time when all true
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HIGHLY IHHRORrAHF :.
TO THE WALKING .PUBLIC>~

- THE Subscriber sR0uld r6estrsspectfuIly- in
6hn the geRheersep Of Raleigh, and the Com
nunitF al large. Mat he basjdst received from,
- Philadelphia, French and Crawfords BEsT
Phladep6ia CALI Skins Morocco, Seal and Sole Leath-
err &c. Of the best qusliky, together with sets
Lasts, ROorIrees, fudiAgs, &c of te most fashionable
styf@ and every way prepared to make as neBo0TS
and SHOES, Ss can be made in the United STATES.
Those who call at his esa6lishw eut Hdrgett Street
pext to Nj JEK1N Coach Establishment, the Bap-
tst Grove, wihvariably come agan as he atters him
self that his reputation asa flashed Boot and Shoe msk
en- too we'll known to need more than to state where
he may be found Ghs the best evidence OF his ab
y to salt All tastes anS merit their tavors. h. :.
595~ ASH business entirely.
April - 1b44. 496-G>
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CHE.s:g STORE.
STEBRINS & PULLEN.

- IMPORTERS,
Sycamore Street. nearly opposite POtOers Hotel.
PETERSBURGAVA VA.
TTAVE received by baEque "General Wiltshire" and
IL other late arrivals, direct Liverpool seventy
packages -
j: EarthemSFaFe and China.
which, with our stock onand renders our assortment
OneAof the anostcoulpzete eUer altered in Tirga6ia
Wear eonstQntly receiving from the manufactures
GLASSWARE.
Of every VARIETY Also, full supply of
- @ STONE-VVARE,
of vefy Superior quality.
Country merchants, and others, are respectfully
inFfted to aA sxaminaton of Stock and we as1r
them good 0SS0EtIneTaf and great bargain so
any other house rn@Vifginia.
JOSEPH STEBBINS,
BENZ. K. PULEEN.
Petersburg, Va March, lS44 49I.ISt
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47TE.

state Of North Carolina, Wake County,
In Equity, Spring Terms 1874
Henry J. Cannon, William D. Haywood apd wife, and
others.
Petition for sale of Land
In pursuance of Decree of the Court of Equity, fer
Wake Spring Term, 1884, in the above ease shall eX
pose 10 public sale atthe Courtheuse door p Raleigh,
on Friday, te24th day Of Syhe 6being the week OF
our County Gou1l the following TRAsGTS OF LAND,
4gs acres IN the County of wAke, on Houses Creek,
adjoining the lands oERiciard Smith the. Misses La9es
and others sost of tins Tract is Wood land, and is with
in three four miles Of Raleigh There is understood
to be q Black Lead Mine on this Tract .
Creek adjoining the lands of E. p Guion and Richard
Smith, and others This, also. ismOstly Wood land, and
is within three milesof tha City. 5.
400 Acres, lying on Swift Creek. in the county of
Wake, adjoining the lands of David Stevens JohR M
Cnllers, and Jonafhan Utley.
15S Acres, lyiAg the waters of White Oak in Gha
ham County, sdjoinjngthe lands Of Thomas BeAr and
Others - -
for sale under the same Decree, the foswhg Lots with
tSir Improvements, inte City of Raleigh, tovt Lots,
pewn as Nos 194 and 1S5, which Robert Cannon,
deceased formerly resided On une of these Lots there
cessaEy and convenient out-hOses. and good Well of
Water in the yard The Situation Of the most eli:
gibfe in the City, being Bounded on thesEorth by His
boro street, and the East by Dawson street is at
present, in the occupancy of JAMES 6. Rows.
Aso part of LOT lB3, On Fayetteville street, on
whioh is large and enient Brick Store house,
now occupied by BR0WN s. &HINToN. This situation is
in the most business Paf$ of the Cny.
credit of s4 and twelve uonthehe purchasers giving
Bond and Security for tie purchase money except as b
such amount as may be necessary to cover coss of Pe
ton in Equity wach, will be required to be paid in
Cash.
PERRIN BySBEE, cM.E.
sEaleigh, April 18th, 1s44 495-tst
The North-Carolina standard., 1844-05-08

HAVE Just received their Spring and Summer
II Goods, consisting OF almost every article of Gem
tiemen' wear, which, for stye end quality, csano be
Surpassed. o. Therprices will BE remarkably L0sc, az
The goods were purchssed low, FOR CASH Cab and
examihe steck>they chatge nothing for looking.
Af who are in arears for 1913, will please calf and
sstiexor teh aeeo6nts Will be handed to an officer
, Raleigh, April "a, 1874 Asset