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9 State of North Carolina, Nash County.

Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Nov Term 1916
ia tDckerson Kicks .. Benjamin Screws
rrt-..h Original Attachment levied on Slaves nd
In this case, it appearing to the satisfaction OF the
IL Court that the defendant is nonresident OF this
State is therefore ordered that publication be made IN
the North Carolina Standard for weeks, for him to
appear the next Term Count to be held on the
second Monday Of February next, in the town OF Nash
Vile; otherwise final judgment will be entered up a
gainst him, and the property levied condemned te
satisfy the plaintiffs claim. - orsr.T Eg-- ? !. 7.
Witness, F. NJ. Taylor clerk of said Court, at Of
- ''H7 F. NJ. TAYLOR, Clerk.
(Pr adv. IS 62 1-2) T-j'A# A... s5"' 63l.6t.
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sfxpence saved is a shiIIing niade

A S sell for small profits. and go in for turning
IA money fast, can sell CIGARs AND TOBACCO
for half the money that it be sold at any other place.
Those in want of Splendid Cigar, would do we'll by
calling, / charge nothing for showing them. and am
confident TO suit the taste of the most fasdious Smokers
Don't forget the CIGAR STORE, where we keep no.
thing but Cigars and Tobacco. - --1.-.-- 81
= oE,,l L0,ls tal g: JOHN J. KRAUSE.
Raleigh, Dec. 10. r. r.. I...Uls. f.sa n. 532-2t.
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IOufsburg Male and Female
i rc ACADEMIES. 3..'l.. i's'-

vEyHE Spring session of 1S47 will commence on the
4 first Monday in January, and close the 4th Of
June There will then be vacation of two weeks; al
ter which the Fall Term will commence, and close on
the 18th of November. ..,. t.........,3 - cl..t-
The Trustees of these Institutions have again to ex
press their unqualified appreciation of the proficiency oil
the punis in both exhibited at the recent
Examination. The Schools will continue under the
superntendance of Mr.. and Ms RdY. of whose caPa-
bty Teachers, and unweared attention to their du
progress of their Scholars is the highest
eommeudation The Music Department will continue
under its former faithful and efficient Insructress,
Miss EMMA W. CURTIS. &c.. .,-....,-C -
BOARD $40 per session-Tuition heretofore. All
exIrayagance in these Schools is carefully restrained
and no accounts allowed except by the direction Of the
Parent or Guardian, under the supervision Of the
Teachers and it is confidently believed that the entire
expenses will be found less than those in village schools
generally. ' RIGHT r; YARBRoOGH,
ROB'T J. SHAW, .-a.r.,s-
t... Sec'y Female Department.
Louisburg, N. C. Dec. 1st, 1s46. 63l-st.
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a PLATING, CASTING.
sunsnaithing. NIendiIse. sc. &C

TENHE subscriber informs his friends and the publ,
IL generally, that he continues to execute all Silver
and Brass Plating of Carriage Irons old and new and all
kinds of plating in the most neat and substantial
and at the shortest notice, the old way-Castng Mill
Inks and Saw Mill Boxes-Gunsmithing and repairing
all kinds of Lock nding- Brass AndirOn',
Shovels and Tongues, and Candle Sticks-and all fancy
jobs-as cheap the times reqRire, for Cash.
He has removed his shop TO his residence, neal Nj.
Lemay, in the north part Of the city. Orders
from distance, we'll a. at he ne, will be thankf
received and promptly attended to.
-.... .... s-...rF' r ,rxss5. WIN, Z. LEE.
Raleigh, July 1, IS4G. ..-,- -f, .-s T49.n
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Oxford. FemaleaAca

HSHE ensuing term of this institution win commence
d9hce of M. s xMbEL L. v EKnLE, who has conduct
ed the School for several years with great lecess and
ability He will be aidedas heretOofe byFcompefent
assistants The Musical Department Lbe2undeE the
control of an accomplished and experienced professor
The Trustees have made arrangements TO remove the
Male Academy distant part Of the Village before the
for further information address Samuel IL. Nenabe
Principal or Thos B. Littleohn. President Of the Board
of Trustees - 4, ,.5,,,,.s, g. IL
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10 state of North Carolina, 1laa

Itra state of North Carolina, 1ls3l !
- ~, rqf1 .-a. as BEAUFORT COUNTY SIS.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions. Nov Term 1s4s
Cason G. Spinner Smith B.. Gibbs and wife Teresa,
David Patton and wife Ann, Mtritadd Farrow, David
Sally. '.A' - = :. -.
j+ g1 sd' Petition for Partition of Slaves s1i r
TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Da-
III yd Patton and wife Ann, two OF the defendants in
this causes absent from the Stafe ordered tnat
be made at the Court House door, and in
the North Carolina Standard at Raleigh for six weeks
for the said defendants appear and answer this bi OF
Witness, H. J. B Clark clerk of said court, at office
in w Washington the third Monday of Nov A. D. ls46.
fPr adv S5 e2l-21 atC &Hf"'l- t'-.'E 63I-6t.
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National Loan Fund Life Assur.
- Ance Society of London.

ao-EMP OFFERED By .ACT OF PARLIAMENT
.@ CAPITAL E 100000 or $2,50O,O0O. '
WNHE following among the advantages offered
IL by this Institution ~ 81. .s-. > lF1- -
The guarantee of large subscribed capital addition
to the accumulation of premiums; a-- ~ fe .f..
The peculiar benefit secured to the assured by the
principle of the Loan Departments; ---' - -.
The payment efpremiums annually, half yearly, and
quarterly; ~. Ggo:2 III .if7- =. -e.HHzsg -.r..
ThetraVeng leave extensive and li5eral-thiry days
allowed after each payment of premium becomes due,
without forfeiture ofpolicy;
The Society being founded on the Mutual and Joint
Stock prncple parties may participate in the profits Of
the Society," twothirds OF which annually divided
The Society is not connected with either Marin. or
Fire Insurance 80. - As-'f - -. 5'.. ,tF<
Pamphlets containing tables Of rates. &C., and all
cessary Information, may be had application to the
subscriber. .., -.... GEO. LITTLE, Agent.
Raleigh, N. c. Dec. so, 1s45. 5s2-
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Perfumery. Brashes. &c.

/ A LARGE and varied assortment of the finest quail
n ties Celognes. Extracts for the Handkerchiefs, Oils
made Divine, oieophane Phiiicome Bandeline, Jaynes
Hair Tonic, Balm of Columbia, Shaving Creams, of
different kinds = Washing and Shaving Soaps. fne
es, every quality and style may be found cheap at
- "a PESCUD'S Drug Store,
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Female school i'm IIiIIsboreugll, Mo.

YulHE exercises of Mr. and Mrs. BURwELL' school
j. for young Ladies, will be resumed on Wednesday
the 9Th of JAN next. few boarders can be accommo
dated IN the family of the principal -o -.
Tntiopo - 49, L,...ls- Sl2, $I5. $I7 so ol
Music on the Piano andGutar, Drawing and Paannng.
by Mr. nofio Martipo who has taught successfully
in several schools in the North. IL rt.--.'-I
For further information, address Rev. r. Burweh'
Hillsboro, N. G. 1-.i. a. ,riq 81, ljsa1 =.Fr9
Dec. I4th, 1916 i..., 10, -,,..-fe-. , o3I-4".-
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-. PRINTS ONLY.
NEW FALL STYLES,
At the extensive Establishment Of
LEE 81 BREWSTER.
~ . IA CEDAR STREET,

10 t','''-s ~ 'NEW-YORK, - y'tns,fitb
Where are concentrated nearly all the NE w STYLES
Of PRINTED CALICOES which have been Produced
in this country, or imported for the alp trade and are
offered for sale for ASH or erfAPPROYEDCREDITa at
PRICES, GREAILY, REDUCED within the last
few days. % ~ '''' % . 'E.E1's7 >ff3F.'-S'
opPGrchaseis are guaranteed the prices and allow!
anees made for given period. oit - -isG4SIrc e
o. talogues (renewed and Corrected daily)
ang Inc Prse;.aEs placed il the handsof buyers and
August, 1e46. 50 az 59fT .cs aasAs Eae1EI ToiI
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State Of North Carolina, Nash County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Nov Term lS46.
Daniel A. Dugger, 10 the of Henry Vick Us
-. G.! .,....1, % min Screws .tsr f- rri>u = 70
I Original Attachment levied on Slaves. 49,.
TN this case appearing the satisfaction Of The Court
that the defendant resident of ths State 1t
therefore ordered that publication be made in the North
Standard for six weeks for him to appear at the
next Term of this Court to be held the second Mon
day of February next in the town of Nashville other.
wise final Judgment will be entered up against him, and
the property condemned to satisfy the plain
tiff's claim. .-s = gin -...r.- .-...-
Witness F. M. Taylor Clerk of said Court, at Of
Gee in Nashville, the 18th of Dec. 1876 -.. p
-, z.'l. ,nF.' F. NJ. TAYLOR, Clerk.
fpr adv Sb 62l-2l r'..st g. -'-. 63I-6t.
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state of North Carolina,

Court of Please and Quarter Sessions, Nov Term lS46
Bedy Richardson Heirs of Hardy Richardson.
Petition for Dover. :. ..
In this case it appearing to the Satisfaction of the
Court that Elias Richardson and Bardn Richardson, two
of the defendants residents of this State, it is
therefore ordered that publication be made in the North
Carolina Standard for six weeks, notifying said defend
appear at the next Term of this Conr to be held
for the county Johnston the Court House in Smith
field the fourth Monday in February next, then and
there show cause if any they have why the prayer OF
the petitioner should not be granted otherwise judg
ment will be taken pro conesso said residents
Witness Thomas Bagley,. Clerk of said Court at
Smith6eld, the 9Th December, 1876. ---..-. ..
. THOMAS BAGLEY, Clerk. e.
(Pr Adv az 62 I-2l 6S2-6w.
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w. J. Binshan1is Select school.
UlHE Spring Session will begin the 9th day of
i uary. French. taught, if desired, by native of
France. ~ q" -'-b@" ''.- 5< .si--..'~5it.,# ~ 4
IL miles s, W. Class1Dep W. J. Bingham, Principal
of Hillsboro' ) Math. and Eng. Dep. D. w. Kerr.
Hillsboro', Dec 1st, 1876. = -. 6S2-5t
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State of North Carolina, Nash County,.

Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Nov. Term, 1916
Holmon Arlington vs. Benjamin Screws.
."- e Original Attachment levied on SlaVes
this case appearing to the satisfaction Of the Cour
that the defendant is nonresident Of this Ste:e it is
therefore ordered that publcstion be made in the North
Carolina Standard, for six weeks for him to appear at
the next Term of this Court be held the second
Monday of February next, in the town. of Nashville
otherwise final judgment will be entered up against him
and the property levied condemned to satisfy the
plaintiffs claim. N .-. -. ..L.. ..... .- /.
Witness, F. NJ Taylor Clerk of our said Court, at Of
fce in Nashville, the 18th day Of Dec. 1916
N ,s....g-. -.H- e-.. . F. NJ. TAYLOR, Clerk.
(Pr adv As 62I.2)f 63l-6t
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"A few more of the same sort left.
NALL and procure a Bottle of Old Port Wine, (war-
~ ranted to be PURE JUICE,) and acknowledged by
all who have given it trial, VERY GOOD. Prce 70
cents per Bottle-$6 per Dozen
Nov. %, 1916. o. .-f.tr.. .....,A 6S1.
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state of North Carolina.
7'5" < Wake County.

FENo ALL WHOM THIS MAY CONCERN Burwel
II TemPei, Jr, of the County and State aforesaid
do hereby forewarn all and any persons whatsoever
against trading contracting any debt debts with my
wife Martha, as will be responsible for pay any
debts of her contracting; she having during my ab'
sence. left my bed and board t.aF7
-.a,.-L Ia .-.5.., BURWELLr TEMPLE ,JL
November, 9Th, 1876. 629-E
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WNHE Subscribers respectfully inform the public, that
L. they will continue the Coach Making and Repair
ing Business in all its branches at their old stand under
the name of CLARK & TERRELL. They have in
their employ, number of excellent workmen, and
will always be prepared to build repair Carriages
of every description in the best STYLE There now,
on hano several Carriages which will be sold mode
rate prices. WILLIAM J. CLARK.
i-9,- t17, q. .i' 81 JAMES S. TERRELL.
Raleigh, Jan. 1st, lS47. ~ at'i 635-lt.
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Dfsa1llmaOsR.

EWHE Partnership heretofore existing between the
IL Subscribers, under the name Of CT ARK ARET-
SON s. TERRELL, this day dssolved by mutual con-
sent Persons indebted to the Firm w please come for
ward and settle with W. s. CLARK, and those having
claims against them will please present them for pay
ment. afl1 81 sid 10 a. WILLIAMS. CLARK
.e-.- 'r,;,t b. ,r-,,.. JOHN r. HARRISON
I JAMES S. TERRELL
Raleigh, Jan. Ist, IS47. .635-lt.,
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ssasecof,NertIa Carolinas q

1900, =; :, bo.,aB EhUF9RT EPUNHH. 49aSrS'
Court Of Pses and 2nartef ssfs0ns No! Isrnp hs4GV
Cason g. Spinner, smith b. Gibbs and wife Teresa,
David Patton and vile Ann Mtritadd Farfow, David
efF Cisod lG and q: r. Dixon wife
81 Sally sh04GsN 1ol fssla d2Hss ~ =" n'spsle
rs es8a4aS Petition for Partition of lands tl9olo
sppesring othe satisfaction ofihe Court that pa
vid Patton and fs Ann, Of the defendants nm
this cause are absent from the State ordered that
be made at the Court House doer and ~
The North Carolina Standard at Raleigh, for six weeks
for the said defendants toappear and answer this bill
pro conesso will be given against them LE
Witness, H. J. Clark clerk Of said court, at office
in W ashington the third Monday Of Nov. A. p lS46.
81 GET ~ @Ss5' - H. J.. B.. CLARK, Clerk.
? fPr adv $b 81 1-2} ,2.sdoq9d s.nl esf-6t.
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cedar Grove male Academy.

THNHIS institution is situated six miles north of Hills
borough, in the most moral and healthy portion OF
North Carolina. The building consists of two good
rooms The spring session will commence on the l1th
Of January lS47 under the care of S. w. Hue HES,
A. b. and end on the 10th of June Students will be
prepared for the Sophomore class, il desired -.
-,E- TERMS TUITION. -t..sI.-g >
Latin, Greek, Algebra, and Geometry, = : $500
English-the higher branches, 1000
Board can be had in good families convenient to the
academy, at $3.50 and 5000 per month.
DAVID TINNIN, ! h.rarr -s 10 9.t
C. C. TINNIN, rrr,ae, ...s ....-s.
JOHN ALLISON, -. ...
THOS. H. HUGHES, .. '.' '' 49,
December lS, 1916 -" 6S6-2t.
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M1ISHSCH0M.

MRS H. WHIT AKEE will be prenarel,t TO give les
bhsding session which VIII confluence on M6hday the
4th sIannaFy sand end Ahesathb of june Lessons
will be given every day in theweek except aturdays
December 81, 1S46. - .,,, ~ bo-aJ r., a635,4f
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GEN. SCOTS Pocket Companion.
TUST received, Superior lot OF CHEWING To-
ID BAcco. Those in want of good article, would
do we'll by calling at the Cigar and Tobacco Store,
where nimbe sxpence will buy much as shilling
will at any other Store Call and try the prices range
from cents to 81 per pound 's'..~ -
= r.. s. John ]. KRAUSE, Tobaeconist.
Raleigh, Dec. 10, 1916. .s,.,I ...a 632-2t.
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N. B. HUGHES,

RALEIGH, ..... So.
Auctioneer, Commission Merchant, and General Agent
for the sale of all kinds of Goods Country Produce
and Real Estate. H' t.~ 3. H-.i
Bushes entrusted him shall be promptly and fathui
ly attended to. ..-. .. ..-
Raleigh, May 6, 1916. 6o2-n
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anas eoqf qfNORTEHaC,AROKINAs sFes q es
Literary, ScfentKf1c and Mi1Iitary
7s 2, al[ fo J ACADEMY =, s., : :.

Arms and EQuipnsefs furnished By the State
Next Session of this Classical, English and Mahs-
atcal Schools the 1st of January with advan-
tages unsurpassed any Preparatory School South
Mathennatics. Practical En- 4,l9. se%
sai igfaeering, Tactics, etc. q 70 s: PRESTON!
Music, Con anyInstrument:)5 5gGl Il: l. LrSOLoMoNS.
Classical Department $2o-aEnglisR $i5 mo charge
made for French Language, Surveying and Civil Eng
9eeripg: Military Tactics Typographical Drawing and
d Oo@t @lt"u"@ = aa 9sgal taRD sau dat sfi ej
We, the undersigned, Patrons and Friehds ofths n.
recommending this Institution to Parents and Guardians
throughout the State a - - s,,,tlt
d Albert Smedesi" " - lAW. r. Gales,
James Iredell RFd 37oaE B. Freemah, ia '1i'
ri Kenneth 'Raynef,, s.s WcJ. Hollister, 10 $40.
William Boylan,t a-teo, Peter Hines, rid III
: Thos. J. Lenay, = w. J. Clark, - IL
. w. g. Hill, - % I'D. <. McRae, 80"
Raleigh, Dec. IS, 1916 ~ 20 ..cH OOe-St.
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House Painting.

=, .sas l,.a, House Painting.
IN / am prepared to execute the above busi-
GS5m ness in the very best manner, aAd with the
E:a.M. greatest despatch. ...z-.. -,..-~
CAMPBELL EATON.
Refer to George w. Mordeca, Esq, Wesley Hollis
ter, Esq, S. W. Whiting, Esq, Hon. w. H. Haywood,
Hon. Richard Hines. -. '.r
Raleigh, Jan. 20, lS46. a...z. bSs-ly.
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ROUGH AND READY.

~ RLNGGOLD'S POCKET CO.MP.f.NTOM I.
NNHOSE who love qud of first rate chewing Tobac.
CO, can be grati6ed by calling on the Subscriber
and asking for the above Brands-manufaetured bS
Rambaut Davis. Petersburg, Vrgna, and for sale BY
y at... .l-..--- p F. PESCUD, Druggist
Raleigh, Nov. 23 '. '-''' q. '@''''" '.. I'' 6sI-
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HOIden's Family FIOu,

& NJ. whitaker has Just received fresh load Of
- Holdens Family Flour, an excellent article for
family use, which he will sell low, by the barrel.
Also a quantity OF LINSEED OIL, for sale whole
sale and retail.
Dec. 9, 1886 ..r-.' -f 6S1-n
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CALDWELL INSTITUTE,

.EaF qR* HHLSBOROUGH,z. Ne, C.. lleea5 ',oai
TNHHE next session of this Institution will commences
II : on w Wednesday, the 9Th Of January, ls47. -'.
desirable that the students should be present
ut the beginning of the session, in order to proceed regu-
Letters respecting the Institution may be addressed
to the Rev Alexander Wilson, D. d. President Of the
Caldwell Institute.
November so. -Gtrf % l!s.: roa 2 6SI-St
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3 .. RALEIGH s,.,..r
Classical, Mathematical and Militar!
ACADEMY.

ACADEMY.
Classical DEPARTMENT:
J. M. LOVEJOY, PREcEProR.
..'.. Assisted by r. 5. MASON.
Mathematical and Military Department.:
w. F. DISRROW.
The year will be divided into two Sessions of FIVE
months each the first Session beginning the first
of January, and the second Session, the first OF July
1t is the design of the preceptor that this Institution
shall be surpassed the advantages afforded for
quring thorough English, Classical and
Education. ...
Pupils will be prepared to enter the Junior Glass of
any College in the United States. sr-. ..-
,-.- TERMS OF TUITION, PER SESSION.:
For English and Mathematical Studies, $l5 90
For Latin, 20 90
The advanced Glasses may pursue the Studies Of 4
lower Class paying only for the Studies Of the Glass to
which they belong .4.F~ -.. bis
Military Tactics Greek, French, Spanish and Italian
Languages, taught 10 the Pupils free Of extra charge
The design Of the Military Department being to nj
the Pupils TO act in of emergency, Ocres tne
West Point system of instruction will be carefully Pur-
sued, nor will the Army Tactics be departed from IN
order to exhibit the boys for the benefit the lnstltu
ton or for any other purposes.
By an Act of the last Legislature, necessary arms
and equipments furnished by the State, but Pa
rents will be required to provide them win the pre-
scribcd Uniform -. .-s.t
B. A few Pupils will be taken as Boarders, by
the Principal of the Academy. -
Hon. George E. Badger, Gen. M0ye,
Hon VIM. H. Haywood, Col E. Yarnrough'
- Hon. R. M Saunders, Charles L. Hinton'
Rev. DR. Mason, L. D. Henry,
Rey.D. Lacy VIM. F. Collins, 7--
Hon. John H. Brvan. James B. Shepard,
Hon. ]. R. ]. Daniel, H. w: Husteo'
Hon. Richard Hines, Wm Whlte,
DR.. Baker, ' f'.F. E. +. Guion, Esqrs
AS the above named gentlemen are well known in
the State have gwen their names as 1ney
their opinions can be confidently trusted j. M: l.
Raleigh, June 1, 1876 oIs-on. %
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Order of Odd Fellows.
TTANTEO LODGE No. g. Of this City, holds its
aNAsrsguIaf Meetings every Friday evening at 81
o'clock. 5--a.r- Il 1E1 80 .f.ftA
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81. RUNAWAY NEGROES.

IL NAV w n L .1NEOhOEO.
500 sns in Rfa Ga tns
S. c. the 9Th Of December last two Negro men. one
named oTHA, of dark yellow color, nearly six feet
high sare made, weight about $50 lbs, with long
straight nose, has large the back of Of his
hands from the bite of hog; isvery straight made;
read and is very intelligen raised in Maryland
about 40 miles North of Washington City. -az -.-
The other is called CAIN he was raised in Salisbu-
ry N. c.; of dark brown color; spare made, weighs
about l25 lbs, about five feet or inches high,
markaby small ances and wrists; sveryactVe; straight
made and very ntelligent formerly carriage dri-
yer and waiting man, rather hard eatured short chin
mouth sticks OUT Roman face except nose, which
sembies the negro. .-t .-r.. ...-
There is doubt that the above will try to pass
hog drovers. -- -... Il e.. -..ys,f T. r-r ~..#
The above reward viii be paid for the apprehension
and lodging in Jail of each of the above negroes taken
within so miles of Ohio Pehnsy ania. IS dollars
for each if taken and lodged elsewhere, that the sub
scriber get them. a''-F ---...' '.. .'''
Address the subscriber. at Kinks Cross Roads, Edge
field District, South Carolina.
=. ~. ... ~, .--.. JOHN ROUNDTREE.
December 18th, 1916. .-.. j.. 635-5tp.
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Administrater's Sal
NORTH CAROLINA
Mutual InSurance COmpanV.

HOURSUANT to an Act of Assembly, Company has
been formed in this State, under the and sty lie
of the "North Carolina Mutual Insurance Company,
and is now fully organized by the appointment of the
following Officers, viz: -t .." rt ".t-
! JOSIAH o. WATSON, President, z-sta
ALBEkT STTTH, Vice-President, .-
RICHARD, SMITH, Treasurer,
THEODORE PARTRIDGE, Secretary.
CHARLES MANLY Attorney, -... 4"
RICHARD SMITH, D., -. ..-s 81.
ALBERT STITH, --' Executive Conmittes.
WESTON r. GALES, .a ~ ..
The Company is prepared to receive applications
for Insurance. and to issue Policies the By
the Act of Incorporation, the Company authorized to
take risks Dwelling Houses, Stores Shops, and other
buildings Furniture Merchandise, and other property,
against loss damage by Fire. , .. .. =
The Office of the Company in the second story of
the argeBrick Building, recently occupied by Mr.. B.
B. SMITH, at the corner of Fayetteville and Hargett
Streets, where full normaton and explanations touch
ing the principle of Mutual Insurance, will be cheer
fully furnished by the Secretary of the Company.
Raleigh, January II, lS46. -' 5sS-tf
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BRILLIANT LOTTERIES.
=-... .".I FOR JANUARY, 1s47. ~- - .'aS.'-
j. w. MAURY q co. MANAGERS.
Successors to J. G. Gregory Il Ca)

.aa s...-- $4,000. 's--
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
Class ID, for 1917. To be drawn at Alexandra, on
Saturday, the 23I Of January, 1S47. -
SPLENDID PRIZES. .- --sgs
l Prize Of $4,000 of $4,000! of $4,000
of 5000! l Of $4,000 l of S2.27sl
10 prizes of Sl,25Ol 25 of 1O0Ol 25 of
... $500! SO Of 3O0I &c. SC. &c. ~
Is Number, Lottery-13 DruWn Ballots
Tickets S1O-Halves S5-Quarters So so.
Certificates of packages OF 25 whole tickets $3.50 90
. Ia Do. do 25 half do IS 90
Do do 25q quarter do 80 so
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E1HE next session of the School under the care Of the
II Misses PARTRIDGE, will commence on the list
Monday in January next. Terms per Session OF hve
months as follows, viz s.I r
sfs English Branches from q - to $iE "
French 90 &. - o. : $50 ti'=' az
~ Drawing and Needle-work s.da ~. W 'na
Painting 5.-eg r.Iaa a-y "n g.l =. o w w go,
80 Music With the use Of the Piano 20 90
7.a Board, Washing and Fuel, ~ 90 20
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