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Managers Once, Alexandria, Virginia.

manngcrs' Onicc, Alexandria, Virginia.
D. PAINE & CO., Managers.
Saturday, October I'd, 1917
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Class No 40.
rs numbers-l3 ballots
SPLENDID SCHEME;
! p do 5000 1900 p''1 do u 5000 5000
20 40 o,ize, each 81 500 oce9 boo zs do soo soo 1877
$50 prizes CT $500.
Tickets $10--shares in proportion
Wednesday, October 9th, lsi7.
SUSQUEHANNA CANAL LOTTERY, Glass No As,
IS numbers--l5 ballots.
BEAUTIFUL
| p"d DO Oh $1,000 1900 p"d DO Oh S aSSS
do 10 pzs. each $685. sso slo $500 $780, and 1900
400 prizes OF $50.
Tickets $l0-shares in proportion.
Saturday October 9Th 1877
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Glass No Al.
10 numbers-l3 baIlots
BRILLIANT SCHEME
do 10000 z do 1000
! do 1909 1909 i do ii' sy3
200 prizes OF $500.
Tickets Si0-shares in proportion
s,ryo,,rr W yss qe'G9 egT p lsr
7Snumbers-l3 ballots
100 prizes OF u 900 siOO,O0O
MAGNIFICENT
1 prize of S40,O 100 prizes of al 600
/ do 10000 20 do 100 loo
/ do 5000 20 do $50
! do do i..sss ,s g do do s. s.
Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion.
we have tickets in all the daily Baltimore lotteries.
Orders Tor tickets shares or certificates of packages, will
nave prompt ana confidential attention.
ID. PAINE ~ CO., Managers
Sept @-6tidN2c Alexandria Va,
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DOUBLE wfrHnRAwAL.-Mr. Jas. Hagerty announces
ha' ne mas Withdrawn from the field indepenoe"s
candidate for Congress in the third district Of Maryland na
from the wing party ITSELF
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Iowa UNITED STATES sEsAroRs.-Mr Baker, menoe ,,,
he legislature from Lee county, Iowa. has resigned NJ
place, i is supposed will be Immediately filled bya aen
ocra mus securing to that party the two United opa''
senators by majority
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(tIGARS! CIGARSi CIGARSi-Just received direct
~ from the Havana, per barque Colon very large and
superior stock of cigars consisting of the following justly
celebrated brands
10000 Cortez regaa
10000 Upman regalia
10000 Silva cigars
10000 Cortez, La Norma size
10000 Chron do ~
10000 Ida, small size
5000 Tulipan
l0, 900 Queen brand
10000 Columbia
5000 La Gratitude
10000 Steamboat Principe.
The above lot of cigars of the choicest brands
that are manufactured IN Havana part of them
of the subscribers own importation.
Also, in store 100000 cigars of various brands which
will be disposed OF good terms can be purchased in
any of the northern cities. The public hotekeepes and
grocers respectfully invited call and examine this
most magnificent lot ofcgars. w. II. WINTER,
East OF Coleman's Hotel, sign of jim Crow, Penn.
Sept4s
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DERsONs having claims against "a balance due from
the Navy Department TO the estate of Timothy Crow
ley deceased late private in the Marine Corps here
by notified present them the Office of the Fourth Auditor
Sent -2t
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Washington University Of Baltimore.

WNshIhStOh UhIVefHty bnItImOrc.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT--Sessio of 1877 and 1913
lNl Prof j. c. S. MoNKUE, NJ d., Theory and Practice Of
Medicine.
Prof. L. FOREMAN, M d., Chemistry.
Prof VIM. I. WILSON, M. d. Therapeutics and Mat.
Medica.
Prof. VIM. T. LEONARD NJ. d., Anatomy.
Prof VIM. H. STOKES M. d., Obstetrics, Diseases of Wo
men and Children, and Medical Jurisprudence
Prof. GEORGE McCooK, NJ D., Surgery.
Dr. WAKEMAN BRYARLY Demonstrator Of Anatomy.
The annual of lectures will commence Mon.
day 18th OF October next and continue four months
The College has greatly enlarged its capabilities for i'm
parting medical instruction The hospital department,
under the control of resident member of the Faculty. has
been filed with of disease. museum OF anatomi-
cal and other preparations has been established and
many important additions the obsetrical department
have been received from Paris The for the resi-
dent students numerous comfortable, and economical
and will prove greatly advantageous to such wish to
pursue assduous and uninterrupted course OF study
Fees for the Session.
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By a. GREEN, .a,scttoneer.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, COWS,
IL &c, ATAUCTION.-On Friday, the LIST October, /
shall sell at the residence of Mr. HILL street, between
18th and 18Th streets west at 10 O'Clock, excellent
lot of furniture, viz
Mahogany sideboard and bureaus
Do dining, breakfast, card, and centre tables
Do sofas, lounges, clock, and looking glasses
Cane-seat and other chairs, arn-rocker, NC.
Bedsteads, washstands and dressing tables
Window curtains, andiTons, shovels and tongs
Feather beds, bedding, and mattress
Parlor, chamber, and other carpets, sair-rods, &c
China, glass, and crockeryware, among which are a
good white dinner
Knives and forks
Cooking and other stoves
Also, good lot of kitchen requisites
2 good mich cows
With many other articles not necessary to enumerate.
TERMS All sums OF and under 800, cash $40, a
credit of sixty and ninety days for notes satisfactorily
dorsed, bearing interest.
"A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
p S.-The houses for rent. Inquire of VIM Wilson,
esq. Sep. 2i-6t
INAMILY Carriage at Private sale.-I have for private
sale very excellent family carriage, in good order,
which will be sold great bargain
II not sold at private sale it will be sold at public
ton, on Thursday the Both instant at 10 o'clock, M, in
front of my action store
Sept 2i-eodNdsf r.. W. DYER. AuctiOneer.
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Land and Negroes for Sale.

VWyHE Subscriber, intending to remove from the
State offers for sale. his residence at Hilliardston
There are about 1000 Acres of Land, with large and
convenient Dwelling House, all necessary Houses
Store House and Cotton Gin The location for Mer-
chandizng probably the best in the surrounding
tIy There is now and will, it is expected, continue
to be, good F Female School at the place.
If not previously disposed ofat private sale. it will
be sold to the highest bidder Wednesday the Sd OF
March, accommodating terms, to be made known at
that fine. -.- 49, - - s- ...- --
AT the same time. he will sell Is 20 Negroes,
of which are House Servants and good Carriage
Driver
He will also sell his entire Crop and Stock of every
description between and four thousand pounds of
Bacon; several Barrels OF Brandy; all his Household
Furniture Carriages and Harness; new Buggy,
and very superior Piano, purchased within the last
six months 80, ~.
The Sale will continue from day to day until all Is
sold e..--. -. ...-s...
Should any person wish to buy the Residence. and d
only part of the Land he be Accommodated, and IS
Invited to see correspond with the Subscriber before
the day of sale. .. ,-,, :, ~
F.b 1st IS47 640-4t.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

WHEREAS OCTAvUs HUssEY, an Indented ap.
w prentice to the Coach Making business, runaway
from me on the 25th Dec. 1916, do hereby offer
reward ofty dollars to any person who will apprebend
and secure said boy, that get him again Said
Octavus will be years of age lOthApr next about
feet inches high, and has light hair, blue eyes, and
light complexion, has down look, and sometimes al
iicted with the rheumatism in his legs. All persons
hereby warned not TO employ harbor said boy
der the penalty OF the law Ihave reason to believe that
he was induced TO leave me by two men who were in
my employ about that time but have left and gone North
JAMES NELSON.
Greenville, Pitt county, Jan. 26, IS47 $685.
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JANUARY IS47.

JANUARY lS47.
ID F. PEsCUD has opened and arranged his sprnt
lowing varieties, viz: ..s- So ......
ASPARAGUS. Giant.
BROCCOLI, Purple Cape.
BEANS, Early China Dwarf
Refugee, (or 100 to ~
Red Speckled French,
Large White Lima,
White Dutch Case Knife,
Broad Windsor,
BEET, Early Blood Turnip,
F" Long do
French Sugar,
Mangle Wurtzel,
CABBAGE, Early York,
Sugar Loaf,
&c" Large Late Baitersea,
Z" &C Winter Drumhead,
-a 4" q" Green Cured Savoy,
q" '' Green Drumhead Savoy,
&c {" '' Flat Dutch,
CARROT, Long Orange,
Alringham, ..-
CELERY, While Solid, -..s
CUCUMBER, Early Frame,
Long Green, H.
Small Gherkin . ID. N
CORN, Early Tuskarora, -- -s
'' Golden Sioux, --.- s.. +.
EGG PLANT, Purple.
LEX. London, -l. .--s .'..-
LETTUCE, assorted varieties,
MELON, Long Island Water, .......F ..
Sc Assorted,
" Nutmeg, .--' -s.. ..
NASTURTlUM,
ONION, Yellow Dutch, ...
Sc Early Silver Skin, 49,. -...-..
{" Large Red,
PEPPER GRASS Cor Cured Cress)
PARSLEY, Double Curled, - ...
PARSNIP, Dutch and Sugar, ....s.....- ,.-4
PEAS, Early Cedo Multi, ~ --..ff .. .
&c &c Washington,
g " Bishops Prolific,
&c Dwarf Marrowfat
&c Tall do r ,.....
PEPPER, Long Cayene, . t-.... .
/" Bell or Oxheart,
RADISH, Long Scarlet, - .s
~" Early Short Top, -s-
+ SO Cherry Turnip, ..... .. 49,. 5
White Summer,
RHUBARB, (for Tarts)
SATISFY, or Vegetable Oyster,
SQUASH, Early White Summer Bush, .-sJ~
-t Sc Crook Neck, gl..---,.... ... -s
SPINNAGE, Summer, ....-..
TOMATO, Large Red,
Round Yellow.
TURNIP, (assorted)
Together with variety of Grass Seed beautiful Sc
lection of Flower Seed, and Canary Seed (mixed.) T,
those who buy to sell again liberal deduction viii
be made.
Raleigh, Feb. IL, ls47. GAL
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BY the President
N. P. TRIsT, Acting Secretary of Stale

- Mrs Lieut. Col. Fremont The Washington
correspondent of the Commercial Adverlicer,
writes graceful letter respecting New Years
Day at the Presidents house. in which we find
f1attering notice of the daughter of Col. Benton,
who married the gallant Fremont
Look there in the ccntrel Who is that Young
and lovely creature with such intelligence and
lovely and agreeable manners. now chatting
French with this diplomat, then Spanish with thai,
anon Italian with another. What a wife she
would make for an Ambassador Soft you sir /
That lady is married and mother She has
more discernment than her father, far seeing as
he is, and was disobedient enough to think for
herself, and to unite her destiny to young lieu
tenant, who in the tide of time may, for aught
know, become President of a republic on the
Western side Of this continent
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Raleigh, January 26, 1s47

SPECIFICATIONS Of the manner in aOAieh the Fence,
enclosing the Public Square, in the City of Raleigh,
on tchtch the State House is erected, IS to be built
The Fence TO be built of stone and iron 10 have
good and solid foundation of stone laid in strong lime
mortar bene ath the surface of the earth and up
TO the level OF the earth-on which is TO be erected
sold dressed stone coping twelve inches high and SIX
teen inches wlde-each panne TO he sht feet wide
the balance of the fence to be of iron the pannel
posts to be five and half feet high, FIVE inches and
half IN diameter the base and four inches anda
half IN diameter near the top shewn in the drawng
to be hollow, round, and hued, with ornamental top
as shewn in the drawing The tressl work resting on
the stone coping to be foot high and the rails OF Inc
ress work at each end let into the pannel poSs ana
the top rail let into the panne posts aso-he top rail-
to be Ia inches wide, by 34 of an inch hck-he top
be 214 inches wide by 3-s Of an inch thick the lower
rail OF all to be Ia inches wide by SS of inch hck
the upright rods to be square, l-8nch in diameter 10
pass through the top rail- and the upper rail otne
tress work and let into the sockets with the edge oil inc
rod or angle to the 'front.' with ornamental head k
that shewn IN the drawing. Inside of each pannel posi-
there Is to be an iron rod drought IA inches square,
to pass rem the top ofhe post and be firmly and Sc
curey fastened IN stone copings There to be heen
uPrght rods IN each pannel There shall be four las
gates fronting the four entrances ofthe State House,
be twelve eet wide between the gate posts the gates
70 ne fodlng gates the gate posts and the gates 10 w
ngnef Than the balance of the fence and in proportion
the ience and on each gate post an ornamental lamP
tne frame OF which is to be of iron the sides 10 W
covered W ith isinglass The gates in opening to nn
on iron rollers, running iron bars let into solid stone
the gate posts and gates to be after the pattern
the balance ofthe fence all the iron be of cast oH
excepting the ods which pass inside ofhe posts and are
on recording to the drawing, to be in the Group
troH"rs Office.
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Feb. lst, lS47.
valuable Plantation for Sale.

TINE Subscriber offers for sale that valuable Planta-
i tion IN Wake County, known as the Red House or
Massey Tract living about fifteen miles north from
Raleigh on Lick Creek This Plantation contains about
two ndred and fifty acres most of which is excellent
land for Corn, Wheat, Tobacco, c and 1t also em5ra
ces good deal fresh uncleared and and has enough
timber answer many years. the ordinary purposes
of Farm 1t has ON it good two story dwelling house,
with the necessary out houses.
AS the Subscriber, owing to his business, which oc-
cupies all his time, has for this Plantation, and
as he could attend to it, if he woud-a good bargain
may be had, if application be made
WILLIAM W. HOLDEN.
Raleigh Feb. 16, 1917 Cliff.
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Debtors to the Rex Hospital Fund

NOTICE is hereby given, that at a meeting of the
IN Trustees of the Rex Hospital Fund, held on tie
2Sth January inst, the following order made.
sOrdered That unless fourth of the several debts
due the Rex Hospital Fund, with all the interest due
be paid before the first day of April next
that suit be brought each bond.''
By order of the Board
RICH'D SMITH, See'y.
Raleigh, Jan. 20 1917. 24O-2t.
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state of North Carolina.
Wake County

VE\o ALL WHOM THIS MAY CONCERN Burweu
IL Tempel. JE, of the County and State aforesaid
do hereby forewarn all and any persons whatsoever
against trading contracting any debt debts with nv
wife Martha, as will not be responsible for pay aDy
debts of her contracting; she having during my ab.
sence, left my bed and board.
BURWELL TEMPLE j.
November, 9th, 1916. 629-tf
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Notice..

Notice.
DEv. DR.. HOOPER, President of Wake Forest Col
IL ege will deliver address before the Young La
dies of Sedgwick Female Seminary in this city, under
the care OF the Rev. J. J. F1ch, Saturday the 9th of
this MONTH The exercises will take place in the Bap-
tist Church, and will commenc at 1! o'clock, A. M.
education particularly, are invited to attend. .-..
Raleigh Feb. l6, lS47. GAL.
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= and proclamation duly made by yslhe President
of the United States, specially designating the
ports TO which the aforesaid privileges are TO be-
extended" :" tr ag .gI 5H>-e
Aad whereas the Secretary of the Treasury has
duly recommended to me the extension OF the
law aforesaid to the port of Lewiston, in the
collection district of Niagara, in the State Of
New York as ..
Now. therefore, l, JAMES K POLK, President
of the United States of, America, do'hereby de-
clare and proclaim that the port of Lewiston in
The collection district of Niagara, in the State OF
New York, is and shall be entitled to alFthe
privileges extended TO the other ports enumerated
in the seventh section of the act aforesaid, from
and after The date of this proclamation.
In witness Whereof l have heunto set my hand
and caused The seal of United States 10 be affixed
Done at The city of Washington this seventeenth
day of January, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and forty-six
lShAh'l and of the Independence of the United
States of America the SEVENTEEN.
JAMES K. POLK.
| By the President:
JAMES BUCHANAN, Secretary Of State
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PRINTS ONLY.
SPRING STYLES, 1947.
LEE g. BREWSTER,

n CEUAR = I hEE I,
NEW-YORK,
Beg leave to inform Dealers i'll Dry Goods they hay,
received. and are now exhibiting, at THE WIRE
HOUSE EXCLUSIVELY for Printed Calicoes 500
CASES, comprising all the NEW SPRING STYLES, of
British, French and american Mdngacture; which in
ADDITION to their usual Stock renders their assortment
of the most beautiful and attractive in the city and
having just been purchased for cash and short credit
offered BY the piece package on the same terms
at and below manufacturer prices.
Catalogues of prices corrected day,) placed in
the hands of buyers.
Purchasers will inform themselves of the state of the
market, and be well repaid for examination, even if
they do not purchase.
t. & B. have peculiar advantages for executing orders
for prints, which are respectfully solicited.
LEE & BRE WSTER,
A Cedar Street
January, lS47 637tC
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State of North Carolina,

BEAUFORT COUNTY. : S. S.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Nov. Term, 1886
Cason G. Spinner, Smith B. Gibbs and wife Teresa
David Patton and wife Anu, Mritadd Farrow, David
FarroH, Cason G. Farrow, and G. R. Dixon and wife
Sally.
Petition for Partition of lands.
1T appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Da
vid Patton and wife Ann, two of the defendants in
this cause, absent from the State, it is ordered that
advertisement be made at the Court House door, and in
the North Carolina Standard at Raleigh. for six weeks,
for the said defendants to appear and this bill
judgment pro conlesso will be given against them.
Witness, H. j. Clark clerk of said court, at Office
in Washington, the third Monday of Nov. A d. 1916.
s.. H. ]. B. CLARK, Clerk
2 (Pr. adv. S. 62 1-2) 63l-6t.
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For Sale.

For Sale,
A Dwelling House, at Chapel Hill, containing six
IA rooms, each with Fireplace and closet.
The Lot contains acre. lying on Main Street, and
in an excellent neghborhood. The Buildings are of
good workmanship, and entirely new, having yet
been occupied. The out houses in keeping with
the principal Building. The Yard is planted with
number of young shade:rees. .
To Family desirous of removing TO this place,
either permanently temporarily, suitable Resi-
dence could scarcely be offered My price is 81 200.
W. M GREEN.
Chapel Hill, Feb. 5, lS47. 640-4t.
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RUNAWAY NEGROES

d AA REWARD each. Ran away from q
OO subscriber, living in Edgefeld Dstriete inc
S. c., the 9th of December last, two Neoro
named OTHA of dark yellow color, nearly six one one
high, spare made, weight about $50 lbs, with lee e
straight nose, has large the back of one &c
hands, from the bite of hog isvery straight made MS
read, and is very intelligent; was raised in Marysn5
The other is called CAIN, he was raised in Sa1;a.
ry, N c.; of dark brown color; spare made wa;S
about I25 lbs., about Eve feet or inches bpb gu
markably small aneles and wrists; very active sr;
made. and very intelligent formerly Carriage d
and waiting man; rather hard featured short chin
sembles the negro.
There is doubt that the above men will trv u ~.
as hog drovers. - " P'S
The above reward will be paid for the apprehens;0,
and lodging in Jail of each of the above negroes If t
within so miles of Ohio or Pennsylvania, or * doII
for each if taken and lodged elsewhere SO that the anb
scriber get Them
Address the subscriber at Kinks Cross Roads, Edge
field District, South Carolina.
JOHN B. RoUNDTREE,
Oeeenoer Aotn' Ao4O' 6S5-5tD
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Luck Rev Fl. w. Beecher says, in one OF
his lectures may here, as we'll as any where,
impart the secret of good and bad luck. There
are men. who, supposng Providence to have an
implacabe spite against them, oemoan in the pow
erty of wretched old age the misforunes of their
lives. Lnck forever ran against them and for
others One, with good profession, lost his luck
in the river, where he idled away his time fish
ing, when he should have been in his office.
Another, with good trade, perpctually burnt up
his luck by his hot temper, which provoked his
employers to leave him. Another, with lucra-
tive business, los. his luck by amazing diligence
at every thing bnt his business. Another, who
steadily followed his trade, as steadily followed
his bottle Another, who was honest and con-
slant at his work, erred by perpetual misjudge-
ments he lacked discretion. Hundreds lose their
luck by endorsing by sanguine specuIations; by
trusting fraudulent men; and by dishonest gains.
A man never has good luck who has bad wife.
never knew early rising, hard-working, pru-
dent man, careful of his earnings and strictly hon.
est, who complained of bad luck. A good char
actcr, good habits, and iron industry are imprcg-
nable to the assaults of all the i'll luck that fools
ever dreamed Of But when see a tatterdema-
lion, creeping out of a grocery late in the after
noon, with his hands stuck in bis pockets the rim
Of his hat turned up, and the crown knocked in, I
know he has had bad luck-for the worst of all
luck is to be suggard, knavc or tippier"
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State of North Carolina, Ashe C0uut,,

Superior Court of Law, October Term, 1916.
Celia Tomlin oS. John Tomlin.
Petition for Divorce.
TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that r.
defendant is nonresident of this State it is orderS
disqualification be made for three months "he NorS
Carolina Standard" and &c Mecklenburg Jafersonan
notifying the said John Tomlin to appear before tb
Judge of the Superior Court of law be held for S
county of Ashe, at the Courthouse in Jefferson on bs
9th Monday after the 4th of February next then and
there to show why the petitioners shall not
be granted. Witness Richard Gentry clerk Of our said
Court at Office the SIst day of December, 1s46.
R. GENTRY, Clerk
(Pr. adv. $5 62 I-2) 6s7-6t
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January, 1S47.
Fifty Dollars Reward.

IL the 9Th of January, IS47, negro woman named
.1ariah, and her daughter named LetetiG. The woman
(Marah) is between 45 and so years of age, slender
made, about6 feet inches high thin yisage, and dark
complexion. Her daughter (Letetia) is about feet
high, well made. ieshy, and large limbed, has full
face, and is sothfui in her walk They took with them
several changes of clothing, and hence it is impossible
to describe their dress The above negroes pur-
chased in this city, at public sale, in May. 1915. They
were sold as the property ofFRANCIs WALTHAL; and
doubt they endeavorng TO make their way Viz
ginia, from which State they brought. They
owned by Mrs. WILSON. or Mrs. FIELD, of Virginia,
previous 10 Walthal's ownership. They have relations
and acquantancrs in Clarksvlle, and also in near
Boydton. The shove reward of fifty dollars will be paid
by the Undersigned to any person persons who will
deliver them in any safe Jail, so that get them.
JAMES EDWARDS, Shift
Raleigh, January II, 1S47. 635,tE
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For Rent.

For Rent,
IVkNE residence of Gen. R. M. Saunders possession
Il gwen alter the 18th of April. Persons wishing to
Rent this desirable situation, by applying to Mrs. Saun
ders or myself, will be informed as to the terms.
WESLEY JONES, agent of
Gen r. M Saunders.
Raleigh, Jan. goth, 1917. 637 =
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CaDifOI Sauare.

Sealed Proposals will be received al the Office ofthe
Comptroller of Public Accounts until the 1st Saturday
in May next, for enclosing the Capitol Square with a
fence of stone and iron, according the plan and Pec
fcation hereunto subjoned and. the day above
fered to, the Commissioners of Public Buildings will
open such proposals and let the contract for the erection
of The General Assembly at its recent session.
Wm. F. COLLINS. Sec'y.
.-. .#- 2. III. of the Board of Commissioners,
.....aE.r ,.. OF Public Buildings