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5tlnrkcts.
brighton Cattle Marliet--M,nlay, Oct. 4.
[REroRTED FOR TIE TRAvrlIrR1

H.. At market, 1000 Beet Cattle. and 1000 Store
tutlc, - yokcs Working Oxen, - Cows and Calves
1900 Sheep, and abolt 1900 Swine
BEEF CATrLE---Exta 81 % First quality 81
second anc third quality from 30 To 50 %. anna
STORE CATrLE--Sales of yearlings 81 to Id W
two year olds from SlI to 10. oo
WORKING OxEN--Salts made at $40, 30 ani w.
Cows AND { ALvEs--Sales noticed at $40, - anu
81 to SH. ., -. e.
old Sheep and IS and 50 for Lambs.
SWINE Sales at the wholcsale--Sj for Old Hogs ];
at retail for Shoatcs 500 to g.. and 81
n Marker brisk ior good Beet and good Sheep
and kambs. and all sold nj the above prices.
WOOL. Duty, 30 per Ct.
There confines to be n good demand for fleece
Wool and prices remain unchanged there is but little
pulled wool in market.
ID
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:s%ss;aicCsse Scs.ca,sr
$,0J3,21j

: In the shove Scheme, formed by the tcrnary comhi-
nation OF 15numbers, making O. ,j2j tickets aud the
drawing II bniius, there VIII be 20 Prizes, zach hay
ing three OF the drawn numbers on them; Ass each
having twooi thrm on ami 23,i3j each having one,
only, OF them ON and aisp, 81 tickets havin
OF the drawn numbers on, being blanks
To determine the tate OF these prizes and blanks, ~
inclusive VIII be sevc1uly placed IN wheel the
day OF the drawing II OF tlrm vii be drawn out al
random and tlnt ticket having on H. us cumhm-
ton, the lst % and ~ drawn numbers VIII be entitled
To- the Grand Capital fnie OF - s!UJpUo
That ticket having on II the iIh 9th and 9Th
drawn number to foOOO
That ticket having on II the 'ih 18th and Jli
drawn numbers TO aoO0o
That ticket having on II the 10th 18th and
-, l2'h drawn numbers to l'ooo
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PAPER,
IN CASES CONTAINING LETTER PAPER
. ~ Various qualities, Cap, do, Folio Post do
Bank Post note paper &c, &C.. Just received by
Ennnpli'II
Andrew IL. JuhsOn's Estate.

STATE OF MONTl A L Probate
District Of ChitteadeR, SIS. I a court held at
Burlington within AMI Tor the District of Chtlenden
on the 25th day OF September, 1917, comes Samuel
Fletcher, administrator OF the estate ct Andrew IL.
ulson late of Sheburne, in said district deceased,
ami files in said court his petition in writing, praying
said court to extend the time limited tor settling said
estate one year from the 2olh, day OF October S7,
and also propo-, render account OF his admins
iration to ~ I'D court.
WnrREuroy, the court aforesaid doth appoint the
fourth "Wednesday in October, ISL tor hearing and
deciding in the premises and doth order Il at all per-
order three weeks successfully in the Burlington Free
Press, a new spaprr printed in said Burlington, the
last oi which publication. To be previous to said fourth
"Wednesday IN October 1917.
GIVEN under my hand this :Sh day Of September
a d. lSi7 VI. W ESioN,
.llw3 htg.sier.
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HEALTH! HEALTH!
DR.. WOODS tRSAPtRiLi.t ana WILD
CHERRY BIIILES.

The following voluntary testimonial was gwen to
to the Agent, Nj VI. WIRES, at Cambridge, VI, and
SPEAKS volumes III .avOr OF .h!s medicine.
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BURLINGTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY OCTOBER s.

Stcarns John
Sweeney NJ A
Stebbihgs II r
Spencer Harriet w
Shoridcn Patrick
Spcrry l. & 3
Smith Chaunccy
Smith Thos l.
Smith William =
Smith Matilda
Shirley james
Snow Philctus
Sutton Geo l.
Stone l. l. DR.
Stone 5 b Capt
Scott w T.
Sullivan J =
Scott ) A
Sullivan Thos 9
Sutton Geo |.
Siockwell A VI
Strong Albert q
Slater Parthena Z
Shattuck Helen ID
Spaulding Dan
Seymour Rebecca Il
Sheldon Harriet
Smith Charity
Spillainc Maurice
Sibley Warren
Souner William
Storrs Eunice X
~
Turner w b
Tibbc,ts Shepherd
Tracy Catherine
Towers Catherine
lisdale Capt II q
Tucker Elizabeth
Taylor J NJ
Thompson Danl l.
Tucker Betty
Thompson Mr.
Turner & Nudge
Thompson Martha
lousIcy Host"lch =
"
Vaughan John
n"lIer Na'han
waugh Jane
Narney Matilda
w
w arner liarriet q
Nardncr Phcbc
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DHNn CEDAR POSTS, Forsllc enquire Of
EOON Villas $ Aoils or J. BRADLEY, J. Co
O.tuAcr. Isl l,la
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1tlarric0,

In Shcburnc, on the 9TH, by the Rev. II Damn, the
Rev WILLIAM P. GRAVES, OF llmesburgh, to Miss
MART L. FLETCHER, OF Shcburnr
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DOMESTIC GOODS ONLY,
WM, A. GUEST,

1919 Pearl Street, Nep York
yHIIE Domestic Warehouse, so long established in
| Cedar Street, is now removed to the large store
No I2J Pearl street und ~ Beaver ST. where may be
found every description OF BLEAoHtD and BRowS
SnEETlNGs and SHlGrIsGs, CoIf1N oSvABuRGS, NOR
TluRy and Sor~racEy YARN, BATS, WIcKS, TwINE
and w ApplNGS, at the reIy io,hest cash prices,
The assortment exhibited Tor sale Is very large one
and comprises every known desirable style OF the
above goods Country Merchants are respectfully III
yed to call and examine the prices, etc whether they
purchase tor cash or not, and learn the low market
prices for Domestic Goods. 10
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MAGAZINES NOR OCTOBER.

An ASSESSMENT of five dollars on each share
A Of the capital stock OF the Chalnpaln aud Con
necticut River Railroad Company has been ordered by
the Directors and made payable on the ilTst day ol
November next. -
Payment may be made at the tanks Of Burlington,
Vergcnnes, Middebury, Rutland, Black River, or Bel
lows Falls, the Cheshire. Bank, keene' n, IL, to
or 10 Inc Treasurer nj his office in Middnhuy
SAMUEL SWIFT Treasurer.
September Is, 1871 10
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TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.
BURLINGTOM OCT s, 1917.

IA, FOR SALE, by THE SuBScRIBER, -. a
Ep,sJ few choice Full Blood MERiNO BDChN
T>~H ;rhev may be seen on the Farm OF Russell
Tsi.a's IN Wilson, miles south Of David Frencis
,r" orp,, on the Hinesbureh road Wool from such
has this e gnsn Ie2a oS IS cy sW f ocA
ptroiI espsie Dutchcss Co \. Y, and lately IRON
10 INK of Horato Brchard, Shoreham' W. sad
Sheen are pronounced by Judges 10 be me besl WoGa
in he state both as to quantity and quality
~. - Win common sheep has proved very DC
! htlt c'os9 I5ms NORTON COLE.
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FALL AND WINTER FEED.

4 BOUT 200 acres o. good paSluToae and 29o 3ns
y OF GOOD English lay, wal be leased and sold al
the Iron Furnace Fam ut Troy, VI, To be led ow on
The premises Application may be made 10 -.
] 81 il PECK 4 Co. Burlington, "
ls,3 ITO SAMUEL SUMNER, Toy, "
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Nelson G. G.
Nelson MI
Nichols NC
Novil Bartholomew
Newton Alvin
Nic1uct Joseph .
Nepean John |; -
Nash Hlhsn Il
Nash Richard
Nash Edmond
Nixon John
Newcomt Jacob 2
Norris Laura
Osthcim NJ 4
Owens Ephraim 2
O'Keefc John
O'kane Bridget
O'lIara Bartholomew
O'Conncr Mary
Parker J
Parks Rodger
Parker Hiram
Power John
Palmer Mr.
Pratt Geo w
Paul Geo II
Price Lydia A
Pollard Thomas
Perry Ortin
Palmer Loolnis
Pritcherd Bethana
pindar John
Perham Julius w
Pierce A
pairo Charles w
Poland J
Place Mary Ann
Prirdle William
Potter L + DR.
Potter Leah
Pangborn Mary L
Porter Homer
Quin Mary
REYNOLDS Lucy
Redineton Mary
RatelIo Mr.
Read Horace S
Rivers Francis
Reagan Dennis
Russell T. b
Ryan Pat .
Ryan Walter 2
Russell ID =
Russell Eli
Robinson Edwin
Roughan James
Rush patricl;
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Robert Il. Marks Estate.

EObprt 4. NnIk,' Es'ute.
WE the Subs ribers having been appointed by TIE
w Honorable the Probate Court for the District OF
Chittendcn, commissioners 10 receive, examine and
ada. the claims aud demands Of all persons against
the estate OF Robert X Maks late ot Burlington in
said District deceased, represented nSuycnt, and also
all claims and demands exhibited in Offset trI, and
slX months from the day ot the date hereof, Icing
allowed by SAID Court tor that purpose, "" do tere-
tore hereby give notice, that will attend 10 the business
OF our appointment, at the dwelling OF Widow Il IA.
Marks, IN Burlington, in said District the last
Wednesdays, oi December and April next, at ~
o'clock. A NJ, on each of said days
Dates, this ith day of October a ID. 1917.
ROSWELL LILLlE,( ,.,...;..;,.,
lJw3 RALPH LANDON { ''""fS"'o"fS'
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List OfLc(tcrs.
ApvERTisEDIN THE FREE PRESS ny SPECIAL APPOINTMENT
and remaining in the Post Office at Burlington W.
October I, 1917.

October l. 1917.
SlS And be il further enacted,
And all advertisements made under the orders of the
Post-master-Genera in u newspaper or newspapers
of letters uncalled for in any Post Office, shall he in
serted in the paper or papers, of the town OF place
where the office advertising may be situated, hdring
the largest circuiati,n
Persons calling for any of the aforementioned
Letters, will plcasc dcsignae them as" idrertised
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I'M PAIRS OF FRINGED GLOVES AND
wv Mittcns. A good assortment of Buck sl,ln do
Also. Just received Farwel's Boots and Shoes For
sale by CITLLN 4 SPEAK,
Sept. %, 1917. If
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2.
OR r.i.i.i.tl. OR AND WEAK Al THE
ROOFS

!.n1 oti. and that slnie have used Jones Coral
Hair Restorative 1t has en,grly ceased falling is grow
Ing fast and ta> fine, dark look. Before used
Jones oral Hair Restorative conbel cut Aandiu.s
Of mar daily.
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These who have been deceived with
MOCK PRETENDED HAIR PREPARE

HUM,
Should read Tie tO!iOirag statements Of respectable
IcrSDHS:
Mr.. Abraham Nantelbcck, of 9S Avenue D. New
York, certl'S that his head was entirely bald Oh tie
top, aud by the use OF two IS bottles OF
JONES' CORAL man EESTORA.
TIVE.
he has GOOD crop OF hair and will soon have it long,
t.ieit uud iuXurlaut.
MIR. WILLIAM JACKSON, of 50 Liberty street, Pitts
hur-h ceriies: On the 81 Of February lSi7 that lr.
Thomas j. -.. 'n- head, IN the top, entirely bald
for fifteen Yeas, and ina by using two j.. bottles of
Jones Coral Hair restorative, the hair Is growing
fast, thick and healthy. lie expects by using tins.
ut longer have better head oi hair than he ever
had.
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PEACH TREES.
NOW Is THE TINE.

NOW Is THE TINE.
r ID. BIXuy 1, co., are now opening large
i &. stock Of FlLL and WINTER GOODS OF
every variety which can be shown in any market.
Inlbbet Mernoes, glmps and irngcs to match.
French and Buena Vista plads.
\ very choice assortment Mohair rlaids and stripes
Dress Silks from 81 10 ! 81 per yard.
Embroidery Glmps OF nch styles
Frlngcs, all widths and colos or clonks and dresses
Black Silks for tiantIas and Dresses.
French G.nghams. Showls French Long do
Polka do Plaid do
American do Cashmere do.
Broad Cloths, French and German
Over Coating, Large assortment of Caps
Fancy Casmrres. also
do Satnctis Ready Made Clothing.
The above goods, with well selected stock suit
able for country trade will be sold at low prices io
cash or ready pay.
Burlington, Sept, %, 1917. II
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DO YOU want 10 Dress. Ecauiiiy and make
Nour HAIR >"U Hnd the Read

| Henry T.. Cullen late barber on board the steam
boat South Amerlca, do certify that Jones Coral HAIR
Restorative Is the best article ,rcrIecd for dressings
soitenius cleansing and Keeping the hair q long time
soft clean silky, dark and IN ol4vr ali my customers
preferred ito any thing else.
Salt oniu IN Ncr lork at 50 CHATHAM
SVH..lT, "a Of Tie .iatcr.caa EGs!s.
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:, Railcy's syrnp Of wild Cherry.

EHOR coughs, colds, asthma influenza. whoOPns .s;
IL cough splitting of blood, and all pulmonary dlSe
BdiLey's Sarsp0riHa-for all diseases arising from -
impure state of the blood; salt rheum, scrofua r.
evil, chroRic rheumatism, dyspepsia, diseases O' ~
skin, bones, old ulcers, etc. = .,n.
able remedy, entirely vegetable Preparation-an0' '
Basley's american Termuge-A sure exerm,Is.UDt asoUt
OF worms from the system, in general use through
the United States : SOS 60 r.;,
iaaiieys anriuGlIed Military ShGring Cre0'n.d[o [o
article has stood the tesr for eight years, and
itself high reputation throughout the United S''
Canada, and most parts Of the world. .hou
B0itey's SupaIOr h1deiibLe h1k-With and ~ItH lind
the preparation; warranted the best article OF the
in 0Se.r3 p -lsrNE .Y..,r .fE' hs
Fotsale by The Druggists generally throughout l"'
country, and at Wholesale and retail by ,,-u
VIM: BAILEY, proprietor of Apothecaries hsnSi S By
i's9 Corner Of Fulton and Sands st. Brooklyn SnD
~ y,sr ~, WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD g. Go. r,
,o,, .og.u,al nd a 4 faie'ssSSii ssSii-Sm
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w1uE Subscriber has permanently settled IN warren
County and now offers for sale his Tract OIL Lana
in Chatham county, the South side ana
on the Cape Fear River, one half mile ABOVE axeh.
tween eight and nine hundred acres The greater Par'
of this Tract is RIcH BOTTOM LAND, aoaP'gE% 70 :?
bacco Cotton Corn, Wheat, and Oats, &c. mere rs
enough open land to work twelve or fifteen hanos 70
advantage the most of which has been resans or !ns
last five years, and is in fine state .or naklns
good crops. Terms will be made accommodating anu
possession given in time for sowing fall crops IN :,
Mr. Obadiah Farrar, who lives on the and, VIII soM
it to any person who may be disposed TO p1Icnase anu
can be addressed at Warrenton, North CaroHna, OH
the subject .. .,.-, NJ. ]. HAW hlf'o, -
Register, Fayetteville Caronan, and Observer VIII
copy, and forward their accounts TO this ONCE.
June 10, lS47. '' ooo-".
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Raleigh Commission & Forward
....- ing House.

NNHE subscriber will sell to the best advantage, all
III Articles of Merchandise or Produce which may be
his care and faithfully account for the same
furthermore promise that there shall not be any delay
in paying over the money the articles SOLD
will also forward all articles of merchandise or pro.
duce consigned to with all possible despatch. Iwil
also, sell all and every kind Of Confectionery which
my friends may feel disposed send to sell for them
on commission. will either sell them by the retail or
Wholesale, what ever way they may direct.
Candies, Nuts Raisns, Figs Prunes, Citrons, Oranges,
Lemons Fancy articles Toys, in fact any article be-
longing to the Confectionery line will be thankfully
ceiTed and promptly accounted for when sold. and as
soon as sold. ]. r. WHITAKER.
September lst, 1877. $50 At
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North Carolina Merchants,

AND OTHERS, WISHING TO BUY GOODS IN N. ",
WE respectfully invite, before making their pur
w chases, to examine our stock of HeGvy Hard
'Odre comprising among other articles the following
Cut and Wrought Nails and Spikes, Horse Nails.
Tacks. Brads and Shoe Nails, Hollow Ware oven
Mouths. Sugar Kettles and Cauldrons, Cart and Wagon
Boxes, ADvils, Vices, Log, Trace and Halter Chains
Axes, Aatchets and Hammers, Shovels and Spades,
Grain and Coal Scoops, Hay and Manure Forks Caro-
lima Hoes. Scythes Scythe Stones and Sneads Cotton
Wool and House Cards Wood Screws Butt hinges Au-
gers and Gimlets Sad Irons, Waffle Irons Well Wheels
Cast Iron Pumps, Grindstones, Crank and Rollers,
Paint Mills Platform and Counter Scales. Patent Bal
ances and Steelyards, Molasses Gates, Cow Bells Door
Handles and Bolted Latches, Ipetine Scorers of the
most approved patent, Sc, Sc, all Of which win he
sold at manufacturers lowest prices by their agents
..5sa: ..sa;--..-. THOMAS & FRANKLIN. -.
New York, June 20, ls47. , -. 65e2m'
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Come aud See.

Come aud See.
IttHE undersigned have just received lot Of beau
tul fancy prints and other Dry Goods, together with
the following assortment of groceries, which they will
sell low for cash. .. .... -
Sugar, Brown, Loaf and crushed Coffee, Java Rio
aud Laguira Tea MOlasses. Candles, Pepper, Ginger
Spice, Powder, Shot, Lead, Indigo, Madder, Snuff
Tobacco, trace Chains, frying Pans. Sftcrs, Broons
stone Churns. wedding Hoes, bed Cords leading Lines
Soap, Salt Vinegar, sole and upper Leather cotton
Yarns Nails Castings, Bacon, Lard, Meal Flour, Corn
and fifty bushe foats, Fur and wool Hats. Crockery
ware, SC. .r. BROWN HAYES.
One door below Ryals s. Dupree's corner - !:
June %, 1847. .,... 659-G
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PRINTS ONLY. 80.
SPRING STYLES, 1e47.
LEE s. BREWSTER,
AZ CEDAR STREET.
'HDHH y = NHH I
NEW-YORK,

f...s.ays ...... - NEW-YORK, p. .t i.gf- -r..s
Beg leave to inform Dealers m Dry Goods that they have
received. and exhibiting, at THE WIRE
HOUSE EXCLUSIVELY Y for Printed CaicOes, 500
CASES, comprising all the New SPRING STYLES, OF
British, French and american Manufacture which, in
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
are offered by the piece package the ferns,
at and below manufacturers prices.
Catalogues of prices Corrected daily) placed
the hands of buyers. .-' .. 7 -.
Purchasers will inform themselves of the state of the
market and be we'll repaid for examinations even if
they do not purchase. -..f.. ...... ..... s-
H. B. have peculiar advantages for executing orders
for prints, which are respectfully solicited. .-.
LEE & BRE WSTER,
"A Cedar Street.
January IS47 H1 --." ..-f 637-tf.
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LUCINA CORDIAL.
? At the New Tailoring store.

NEAR THE OLD Posi- OFFICE, RALEIGH, N. c..
MOONS. NELSON. is opening rich and perfectly
NAfresh Stock Of Goods, bought on the best terms,
and which to get acquainted with the good folks of
leigh, and neighborhood, he will make up in his peeu.
laIy good fitting and tasty style very cheap for cash to
prepare himself for next Fas trade He particularly
invites such have had their clothes made at the North
ern cities to give him atrial that he may satisfy them as
regards prices goods, and fitting and making he
hard to beat and can't be caught mapping by the
Broadway Taylors. ,..y. ~ - . - =. -. -
Raleigh, July 22, Is47. 665-tE
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New STYLES and FashiOns fsn sumnsFr
81. mms,ldO. L.d BURGHs q Cos =
~ ~ HAVE on hand Of their own max MAJ GAI-
A TIERS, which, for style and beaut! = rs-,t ~
NOT be surpassed They have also made ss
to receive the Northern Fashions Immediatey CO & n.
snnearance SO that purchasers can always get ou- W
fIe latest styles and tie best article Ia -.
ouR WoRKmEN We have in our employ as+gooo
Work men as the Northern Cities can prooace' ~n"'
materials are the best that can be bought. ... -
oeneps. Persons writing to US for Boots Shoes, &c
will please describe, near as possible, the aHlce
desired. .t ~ -",' --.' ". L. D. CO.
Raleigh April 20, lS47. T. sT 81. q. 90. DBL
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State of North Carolina, Nash County.

State Of North Carolina, Nash County
Superior Court of Equity March Term, 1877.
Isaac F. Dortch and others, Jno Dortch and others
PURSUANT to an order of the Court of Equity oi
l. Nash County, and State Of North Carolina aoresaa,
notice is hereby given to Polly Pitman and henry
Dortch and all other persons claiming h be their hers
al law and distributes to come and make
known or make out their kindred before at the OIL
ce of said Court in the town Nashville before the
third Monday of September next, as in default thereof
they will be excluded from all benefit in the DIVISION o
the of sale of the real estate of the late Lewis
Dortch deceased. B. II. BLUNT. Z. M. =.
May 29, 1847. 6o7-Sm.
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Soda. Congress, and SULPHUR Water.

Soda, Congress. and sulphur wafer
VXIE have had our Soda Water Apparatus thoroughly
w repaired by which we are enabled TO make that
delightful beverage in its pristine purity And with
be aid of Boston lee and the richest Syrups pre-
pared to offer to friends something decidedly NICE
this Season.
We have just received large supply OF CONG REss
WATER, in Quart and Pint Bottles and Barrels
Wu1rE SuLPHUn WATER, flom the Greenbrier
Springs. in Virginia. -. .
For such as desre to drink the Mineral Water, from
our counter, We will keep supply on Ice.
PESCUD s. JOHNSON.
R,,.;yb Nav a1 1877 CSC.
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eEDGWICK FEMALE SEMINARY.
REIEtGrH. NORTH CIR OLLN:d; -r

=
Rev. J. J. FINCH, PrlnctpaI' t~stN
Vr1t1ts rext eession OF this institution will commence
on the 6rh of October ensuing. The success OF
the enterprise thus far, and the confidence wnlen pa
irons near and distant have maniie1ted Ia Ns
- aavantages sufficient number OF teachers WILDE
cTnIIoyed to fill the several departments, aud parents
ni Guardians are assured that for StrlctneSs Of use
ne and thoroughRess Of instruction, this school shall
be surpassed by no other. .s .r. .... ..r... -''
TERMS, PER SESSION OF FIvE MONTHS: no
Board, washing, and fuel Wy ~ ~
Preparatory department, ~ co UV
Higher English Branches. 1Sto 10 VC Co
Latin Language ~ 0o
French language, AZ AZ az az
Music on Piano, .' CH
Use Of Instrument, 20 90
Music on Guitar, - --, tre rH.z' -, AZ oo
Drawing and Painting, vE- AO w
To secure several obvious advantages, uniform style
of dress wall be adopted TOR public OCCASIONS
of purple merno during the winter term ano oI wns
material during the summer on Ordinary occas ,;nn
plainly made up will answer every purpose ana oes'
suit the wishes Of the Principal. ,
There will be vacation Of one month at the END oil
each session. during which pupils can remain without
any extra charge: 81. >.
Each boarding pupil is expected to furnish her own
Ghees, towels, and Napkins which, with her apparel
must be marked with her name in Slf No Deduction
for absence except in OF pTotracted Sickness
irons will receive reports respecting their wards ana
daughters twice per session r.. 4
50 =-.5 Refrenees: .. ..-..- .'.
Hon. Calvin Graves, of Caswell, n c. Hon
DOekery, Of Richmond county Hon. Thomas Settle
Of Rockingha am county; Rev. WIN. Hooper, L. l.. u.
Of Wake Forest College; Rev. T. Meredith, OF Raleigh
Rev J. ). Brantly, of Fayetteville Dr. s. j. Wheeler
Of MuFfrsesborOugh j. A.. Sanders, Esq, OF ~
Ton ]. G. Stevenson, Esq. OF NeWoeFh; ana !. -
Garrison, Esq. of Wayncsborough.
Raleigh. Aug. 2Sd, lS47. o6s-
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-09-08

NATn r & nAs o66E Washipgtsa.A iS,.
OMafsriais for Docks. win be received al S;s
until 0cleck, p NJ the 18th day Of septenSelss
for the delivery of timber specified in classes neEt
Pensacola; also forthe delivery Of the oopper aS
specified in class 3, at the nayy5yard Pensacola a