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"a FOR sALE-A rood farm Of So acre. good land

- FOR sALE-A sood farm Of $50 .cres good and,
- rr5r-.h. farm buildings plenty Of uir end straw
~-b.rfes 10 acres Of timber NILE from cePo' 81
Vested Particulars OF ID. Msckentire on the arm
40 splendid little farm Of 10 acres, one mile from
Ps.rsed all complete. Also farm Of ~ scrss on ne
P...ic River IS timber land good oudinzs prem
~ 81 fruit Al the above will BE- sold DIT chesp "a,
IN VAIL every Saturday, Corr snd-st from ~ al
s-o,her DAYS Plsinfed. y. or d VAIL every Eorasy
A. n Cortland e. from 10 TIL 2-ofhes dsys Aen..'n
House a. Rocsswsy, y. J.
SUPPLIES FOR THE ALMs-II0UsE Depart
- Sealed proposals ~lli t> recs!Ne "a ~ - ~
missioner his Ofice IN the PGk nntli S.oSH' -
House Department. - - =, .. :.
500 yards Convict cOth Samples 20 % seen al ne
Is hhis Mo.ssse-, ou,err Q, -
., >. ssverrd AZ Blackwes isant free Of al expense
= 49,, notded Proposals 70 Be sccou panied Win rne
-. 81 Two reasonable persons. Win thciE ASSET IN
t,s a. security Tor the performance Of the eosrrnct
~'-N.' " NJ u LEONARD Ccnn.alssaoseE.
c,tns. al Cor-niss,oa.r Of Alns-Hcuse,l -.
Nsw.Yor1, ssPs 2, ls47, ) Sps
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FURNITURE AND CHAIRS wsoI...Ie - R..
tailfof cash, a. sr-a4l p4o1ts and cuiek 49,. so
Dcdsiesos assorted sires ara styles dox crles ,
black walnut and .ndsos chalgs. cur led Insoi. - -
walnut and painted rockers soias rAhosany cenirs g.
vans and ogonsns cusItets nAatnots snd fanc t.h.
clocks aud oOklug glasses, together with large ns 80.
"a ass0rtuen OF sooa AID warranted tGrntaIe. by
- lw~ d. BISHOP, So Hudsou-.:
ITO RUTTON.MAKERS and Northumberland
i quantity OF second hand button presses address
prepaid. JOSEPH HURD, 26x Msrshalst shove Parrish
fhilsdelpha, stains price and psrilealAEs ssSt
WHITE FRENCH BRANDY-Whte brsndy for
w preserving fruits demi)ohns OF and gallons
Sent 70 any part OF the city. For sale BY
IS lws A 4. THOMPSON, 81 Beavers.
CAP AND LETTER PAPER.-Chesp Cap snd
~ Letter Paper OF ysTous qualities, for sale by
Al lotss JAMES k0RvAL, 100 Johr<t
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nARIs EMBROIDERIEs. Flo

DARTS EMBROIDERIEs, Flowers. 1e.-A X
Il THOMPSON, s. Besverst hss just received hand
Payne And other well known manufacturers Of Pans, VIZ
Pelennes, Canesons, Capes COllss, Gimps, &C. Also,
Embroidered Cambria handkerchief. from ~ 70 80 francs
each Lace Neis DO. Cspes do Berries ARTIFICIAL Flow
together with assortment OF goods IN the fancy line
% lwis
ITO BIILpERS.-sesledpr proposal. will be received
Al the ofee OF the superintendent OF Buildings, No -
Eixaheths until Monday the 9th INST AZ u clock NJ
.or bnldins an additional building 70 Hose Carnage
House No 81. 10 feminist near East River.
Plans and specifications OF the WORK nay Be ;es5 on aP
NswYoSs. ID Sept lss7 superintendent Of Building.
xxrUy WILL YOI HAVE THE HEADACHE
N-Tbe old snd wellestabllshed medicine called sPea-
GERS Vegetable Pills, has DOW been before the public ior
he .st fourteen wears. They have stood the best OF al
est thar OF thorough trial and for wsni Of the mate
rails ch compose them the sales have been principAy
confined 70 the STATE Of Rhode Island where tAey are ma
nutred from roots and herbs OF the growth and produc
of the forests NewEngland am informed oy ny
AGENTS in n. Ctv f Providence hHt they sell Of
Pills th.n AL others pu; tcgether and we're hey IS vel
known the city, the could lot b srpP.ed lhe1
are purely vegetable and not tie least dancer % b
spprehended from their use For headache digestion
dyspepsia liver complaint scrof-lA piles and as puri
aer the blood these Pills stand anrvaed, and have no
Prepared only BY G. Spencer warwick K l. who is sole
proprietor, 70 whom only the somE,s.t,gu : known
sold whole.sl. and retail By A B. 4 d. SANDS, Drug
sis,s. loo Fulton-st corner Of William " Y sllot
fSORPORATION NOTICE.-Pubiie notice q here
,.,,s ~ III house. and Its improved or nnirproved
lands Affected thereby. thar the following as,-.ets
hsve hee. completed by the and dyed 10
~. sr-e.- Comm ssoners Osce Tor examination BY al
persons interested viz For regulating and psvns Seven
teenih-st between fiith and s1ih avenues Ire limits
aud lots Of ground lots ard pieces o. parcel Of Anc
situate both sides of Seventeenh- between te fiith
ana sixth avenues together with te rear io on We SOUTH
ely de Of said street AL persons hose are al
ecf-c by the shove named sssesxnenrs and no are e
posed 70 ne same either Of them, are requested 70 pre-
sent their objections writing the e. ne
Street Comsssioncs on e within thirty days ~ TIE
date cf Tins notice MARTIN z THOMPSON.
Street Commissioner and Chairman Of the Asessorf
SHeo Ccnnlsnorers Qtes, Sept s. lstf. IS
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Ry BANGS. RiTHtRDs 4 PLArr, Store 'e<
~ Brosd~sy -Lihersl csh sdvsrces nsae on eonsisn-
10y y. COLTON, Auction ,sd Conrniss,on Msr-
~ ehant->ales Rcon sis Broadway. Gotaie Hall. hav-
ina removed 70 the shoye named large rooms Is nov ERE
Ooocs tNpeo saa Housekeeping srteles Of every DO
.er'.os 90 eonssnHen Tor prvsis sac or ssetiaa snS
y ulre settlements with hls Uscs pronp,ness He VIII
Aso bay preferred ostdooT ssiss IN any part Of the
city attended. {. H.ssl
NJ ~ oe'oef o. the Agst.0n Rco-s.
v'ey ,us, sss Jes... s.ssrr.s,ef .ssoass.nA FAR
Pie chars french hsdsesSs Rnus>ps three ply and Ia
carpets ~ors tables fu<k.r. Oh coths eaher beSs
mattresses tsble. stand. 70 .f. ..trsi and Raj
lamps. croeaefy. alas WA. ttehsn fsrn.,ar,. ke
Az puvse sale severn 'grnc rosewood pianos. made
touch ard sash. ard e2as in every r..r.c u say
instrument made IN 'he city Purchasers ~i receive :
tss are .ar- thsy vii not sus.r 10 ss,,r.I.se
with any instrument nsde Fnses nodsrsis Alss. oss
splendid asrp IN nne erfer
q CuAMRERLAIN, IUcTi0NEER-s,sr. Ne .
y. Sprucest--LikeTal advances made en- 0ceds Goa
.sned br private sale 70 be cold Of saction Ostdsos
sale. esresll, attended to. ana respectfully solicited
MONDAY. Sept 8.
At O'clock, al IS Elaridse.t
0sSrrrL Hov,EHoIo Fvs>IrVss. Se.-Comprisins ma
hosany ofa. mshossny and cane ses chairs otosnAss
tea table, pisE s.s.s. s.ndOle s0lsr ard ball lsmps
brus.sl, esIpesns o cloth mshDssny ard maple bod
wAh.ana., China and s.. ware ktehsn furniture, ke
A. l2t 0'clock, AZ III Csnsist
]
buresux tables chairs carpets LOOKING sssss hedseaA
feather beds msrcsses, bedding ~sh stands, eroekery
! cooking utensils Sc
Also mahogany Top bar counter. large loo bar ax,are
glass wsFe
Also. LOT Of liquors. cissrs Ac
TUESDAY. SerS 7,
Al 10 O'clock, al Norlsst
HovssHoLp FVsNrosg. &c being the contents Of Ger.
man boarding ouse consisting Of chairs table, bsdsesds.
beddns bureaus eroctery gass ware, stoves, ocoktns
utensils bsr-room furniture, ke.
CHRISTOPHER RUTHERFORD. Ansfisss.r
10y JAMES VI. MILLER-Stors No. - Msiasa-
ID lane, door 70 No Libertyst
TUESDAY. september
AT 10y O'Clock, At store No II Maiden sns
Doors. SHOEs AND BgocA~s-l.N 100 cases boots, shoes
aud hrogsns Of every suitable for the
Sorthern, Western and city trade sale positive.
THURSDAY. Sept g.
Al l0t O'clock the store OF O. Lee Knapp ralsu.
10 Jacobst
5000 side. sole leather with other articles In the hns
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JACOB : PLArr. Aactioussr.
~ n - NJ n ,,d >hssps Lara

JACOB :. PLATf. Aucticuser.
BIRMINGHAM, GERMAN, and sheffield Hard
Dwsre and Cntery.-JACOB ;. PLAIr will sell this
dsv a. 10 o'clock 81 the Auction Room. y Plat u
Coolest VIZ; an entire importation of Bnnin shsm
hardware for account Of whom may coneernvr Jack
smiths bellows pipes plate chest ul closet pad and
trunk locks, hut and table hinges trass esndesteks
Y currycombs short handle yns pane coach wf~nshes.
bed weights rim locks rat traps shoe tachs
pes and sewing avis pirceS, riyers os sahls aud tee
spoons tin ladies' stimmers and forks, steel IRE irous
iron candle cks bols punch pyes brace and s,ifs sok
screws. tee trsys walters. Ae.
sHErFIEi o l}oops-vs hardware. table ksives And
forks pocket aud psn knives shears sessso. hatcher
knives taper flee ivory table cutlery, ssrvers ~.
Also 100 c.sss wrought nails 100 dof shcvels 10 tons
ENGLISH bersd steel ~ boxes sut tssks ehssl handles,
awl 40.
GssN,S GooDs-viI box copper mills. snaf boxes. Sc.
Fancy GooDs-vk pocket and pen knives, cigar cases,
toy watches, look glasses nkssnds fancy books aud
boxes walking sosps sccordeons harnonicss Iced
pencils mirrors pipss nail and tooth brushes wallets.
pocket books corset rings clothes hair and pocket brushes
belts. dolls. SC.
Also 20 don Parker Whites covered coffee mills, 30
dol wood faucets 6ns hOrse brushes mshogsny and
rosewood backs
Also no gold pens and silver pencil sasss-eatalcsuss
ready.
Also. previous to commencing catalogues - packages
and lots German hardware, curtain pine cloak pns, knit
ting pine tsrers, Nc
y q sale will commence when the sloch strikes TO-
s6 ne
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THE ILLUSTRATED

IIAND BOOK FOR TRAY de-
I1.crpton OF each state the cities watering pisces
I'D prncip. towns. the railroad aud routes, pm.
IS Of f.re &c Embeli.hed with Us highly flashed
-usr.vinss sad an Map Of the nied states
Jr., published and for sale wholes.is and ret. ~
Broadway. corner Cedar-r
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INDIA RUBBER SHOES


Counsellor Law, in tins city business and viii
remain here week. Any persons desiring intrusi
claims him for collection Cincinnati or vicinity
or any other les business requested leave the
with any one OF the following named gentlemen Reed
Esa Counsellor-si-Law; James Mckeen, Esq Counsel
lor-atLaw; Josiah H. Appegate Esq Attorney at Law
and solicitor IN Chancery ~ Chstham-st; or Theodore
Hinsoale Esq Attorney and Counsellor a. Law Broads
lie will be M the ofsce Of Messfs Reed Mcheen 4
Applesae DURING the Of the sth eth and llh
INST and the ocs Of Mr. nsdae durns the afternoon.
o. the same DAYS
SAtlsiactn tory rrferences vii be gwen. 80 81.
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AUCTION SALES.

JOSIAH RICHARDS, Aaetcnsss.
DY BANGS, RITHNRD< a PLArT, Store ,o<
ID Broadway -Lih-sl es.h advances made on eonsisn'
ments f-r snrfinn sslr.
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SANFORD L. KELLOGG,
A I,T0RNEA.A T.LA W. nfilcr 40 Pin,

SANDFOkD Z kELLUUt,
4 TTORNEl-AT-LAW, Office 40 Plne-st 81 Louis.
<AMo The securing and collection Of debts, and al pro
fessona business will be promptly and faithfully attend
edto.
Refer to Messrs. l. A Benoist Co, Loker, Renick &
Go bankers and Coll hellogs, - Louis MessTs. Ran
Ain Durvee CO Lawrence, lTimble CO Hugh Auch.
ipcioss 4 sons and w W. Plnues a CO. New York
Messrs Collins Brothers, Hartford 80 2swom'
INDIA RUBBER SHOES splendid assortment
lof 1ioodVrar Patent Aetaihc India Rubber Shoes
1900 pairs metallic overs.
l0,Ooo pairs ladies metallic bussins
1900 pairs ladies metallic sandals
10000 pairs ADDE'S metallic slippers
5000 pairs misses metallic Shippers.
Having beautiful glossy black furnish and and warrant
ed their co0r for the lowest pncee BY the
Newark India Rubber Manufacturing Company, - Mai
den-lane, New-lOrk 90
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ACRICILTIRAL ROOMS,

A GRIttLTI RAJ. KOOHe, Lyeegm BuiId,,ns'
n - Broadway, Newly ork-hOkIlClLI lkAL IN,
HIRfTlON At the suggestion OF the state Agricultural
Society whose Fair will be held Al Saratoga springs on
the 18th Sept the American Agricultural Association hsN
changed the time holding their Exhibition 20 the 9Th and
OH Of sept All persons DESTROYS OF aiding the cause OF
Horticulture earnestly invited 10 exhibit specimens OF
Flowers Fruits Vegetables and 10 compete tot premi-
ums Programmes may be obtained OF VIZ James Hogs,
Scotsman Broadway. opposite the Rooms Of any Of
the principal seedsmen in Newiork OF the following
Executive Committee;
Tuther Bradish, Archibald Russell, Il X. Deladeld,
James LeuoS. w. c. II. Naddell, X L. Pell,
Tn Frehnghuysen, Shepherd Knapp, EdwMd CLARK.
euy7 2veod,s- ID. + GARDNER sec'y
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l93 cHEsNUT-sT. HILADHLPnIA, Will PRESENT TIE
FALL FASHION FOR GENTLEMEN'S HATS.
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- FINE GOLD AND SILVER w.ieas..-

~ The subscriber 10 selling all descri ptions Of tine
II Gold and silver Watches sDd Jewery, al retail,
49, over than any other house IN the city All
sscss warranted 90 keep good rime the money return
ed Watches and jewelry exchanged
Watches repaired IN the beet manner a. much sss than
tho usual price, Gold watches low EN- % ~, each
GEO G. ALLEN Importer u Watches
and ys~elfy. Wholesale And retail. 81 wsii-st.
Ia llt.so o. 40 ~ o
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yI,HE" GREEK SIANE."-P0wers'- Statue VI the
Greek Slave now open for exhibition, At the National
Acadsmy OF Design. from o'clock A. VI until 10 p NJ
Abundance = tickets 81 cents auN ist
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- VA ZTP0re rent from 10 % IS acres Of and.
~ S a. All house aud sood wser, within II uailes q
s,,x The xro nd q De god and fen. ev ~.
dress (ssstinS terms tad locseonl u y ~ hu enss'
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0f31.-l -PINNO FVhTES.-o Ut DIM
CH-ECs1 iORE offer for sale Of their man ufassory
and ~srsroom, SOL Bleccker-st assor-
~ II Jment of rose wood and nshossny Piano
orte Of timely carved Gothic and modern Psssn styles
rhe.e amos for mechanical construction, exeoilsncy d
~ork snshp and richness Of tone ssnoos be surpassed
where the purchaser has doubts they w BE- set
o. and any rea.onsbls length OF time allowed 70 satisfy
him This being feature IN ths business 10 I'm.
Dorsnt the purchaser a. tho market "a full Of uaps veil
calculated catch the pefeneed Irresponsible war.
anty with each instrument Reference Of the hra
families IN the city " B-Pisnos "a let ~ I'm
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NANTED-A few sctive young men 20 20 south Or
w West AGENTS for the sale and popular
ruhlcs-0n~0 over aud shove their expenses viii BE-
insured them Whiting. with opportunity Of clearing
: On per year some men now % our employ Will 90
doubt make over go per year, clear Of AT rpcnses
Fach man will have he distinct II val be necessary for
them o. have a. least from : - 80 Obtain good IT.
tins Apply Ar FRENCH'S Publishing Hall. rs
Br0adwav Ofce ~ the Fs- % mon AL
I.ff.rs rrr.f fe r,..-.a1 4
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Midway Academy

This Institution is now under the control of the sub
scriber who has purchased the premises and intends
making it permanent School. tits 7miles Northeast
OF Louisbug, in very healthy intelligent, and moral
community, and within half mile of Church, at which
there will be preaching two three times a month.
Lectures Moral and Literary subjects will be occa-
sionaly delivered Having for several years been ber-
ally patronised elsewhere, shall still exert myself to
merit the patronage of those who wish their thor.
oughy instructed Students will be prepared to enter
College, Gan advanced class, if required for bust
of any kind Cheap board be bad in highly re-
spectacle families. convenient to the Academy. The
subscriber will take several boys at 81 per month.
Tuition. Latin. Greek, and the higher Mathematical
and English Branches. $l5 per session.
Common English Branches, 10 as '' ..
The Spring Session will commence on the 18th Gf
January next. -..a. i... = .r
TURNER M. JONES, A. B. Principal
FrankiR CouRtY, Nav. 10, 1916. 629-6t.
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State Of North Carolina, Nash County.
Court Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Nov Term, 1916
Daniel A Dugger, the Of Henry Yick, Benja-
min Screws.
Original Attachment levied on Slaves. ..
TN this appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court
that the defendant is resident of this State IT
therefore ordered that publication be made in the North
Carolina Standard for weeks for him appear the
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 against him. and
the property levied condemned to satisfy the plain
tiff7s claim. .-..r.- F..
Witness F. NJ Taylor Clerk of said Court, at Of
fee in Nashville, the 18th OF Dec. 1916
F. NJ. TAYLOR, Clerk.
(Pr. adv. S. 62 I-2) 63I-6t
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Court II pleas and Quarter Sessions Nov Term. 1886
r,oonn a SIMMER Smith B. Gibbs and wife Teresa. %.
TCey1d Patton and wife Ann, Miiradd Farrow, David
FFaFrow, Cason G. Farrow, and G. R. Dixon and wife
sSalIy.yfo7gs iGas 8ouTs1aD SRI 80 .5fss r -
.I7slf 10 Petition for Partition of1ands psse3 E=foa
ut appearing fine satisfaction of the Court that Da-
v;d Patton and wife Ann two of the defendants in
this cause are from the State. it ordered that
advertisement be made the Court House door, and IN
The North Carolina Standard at Raleigh, for six weeks,
for the said defendants appear and answer this bill or
Judgment pro confesso will be given against them
Witness, H. J. Clark clerk of said court at othce
in washington the third Monday of Nova d. 1S46-y.
= - - ~ 80 saF H. J. B. CLARK, Clerk. . !,
7fPr adv. $s 81 by N ta SD ssI-6t. y
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NORTH CAROLINA
Literary, Scientific and Military
ACADEMY.

firms and Equipments furnished by the Stat.
Next Session of this Classical, English and MaiLo-
atcal School, opens the Ist of January, with adr4p
tages unsurpassed in any Preparatory School in the South
Classics, English, etc &. GRAY.
Mathematics. Practical, En-
gineering, Tactics, etc. S. PRESTON.
Music (on anyInstrument.) I. l. SOLOMONS.
Classical Department $2O-English $I5. No charge
made for French Language, Surveying and Civil Eng.
neering, Military Tactics, Typographical Drawing and
Vocal Music.
CARD.
We, the undersigned, Patrons and Friends Of the X.
c. Military Academy take great pleasure in confidently
recommending this Institution to Parents and GuaTd
throughout the State. z-
Albert Smedes, w. r. Gales,
James Iredell, E. B. Freeman,
Kenneth Rayner, laa W. J. Hollistrr,
William Boylan, al Peter Hines,
Thos. J. Lemay, w. J. Clark,
w. G. Hill, ,s-,.-- D. K. AcRae,
Raleigh, Dec. Is, 1916. OsSN
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State of North Carolina, Nash County.

State Of North Carolina, Nash County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Nov. Term, 1886
Holmon Arlington Benjamin Screws.
Original Attachment levied on Slaves.
this case appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that the defendant nonresident of this State, it is
therefore ordered that publication 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 of Nashville
otherwise final will be entered against him
and the property levied condemned to satisfy the
plaintiffs claim. :-.-.-..s. .,s
witness F. NJ. Taylur Clerk of our said Court, at Of
fee in Nashville, the 18th day of Dec. 1916.
~ - F. M. TAYLOR, Clerk.
(Pr. adv. $s 62I2) esI-st
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Sfate OF North Carolina,

.f.-.,. ,..1-r, 80 beaufort COUNTY. . ..
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Nov Term, 1886
Cason G. Spinner, Smith B. Gibbs and wife Teresa,
David Patton and wife Ann, Mitrtadd Farrow, David
Farrow, Cason G. Fafrow, and G. R. Dixon and wife
Sally. 1-- t.."
ss.i. -,-i Petition for Partition of Slaves. -''
ET appearing the satisfaction of the Court that Da-
vid Patton and wife Ann, two of the defendants In
this cause are absent from the State 1t IS ordered mat
advertisement be made al the Court House door, ana
The North Carolina Standard at Raleigh for SIX weeks
said defendants appear and answer tins ol OF
judgment pro conGesso will be given against them
Witness H. j. B. Clark clerk of said court at Office
~ ~ H. J. B. CLARK, Clerk
(Pr adv. S. 81 I-2.) 6sI-St
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PLATING, CASTING,
Gunsmithins. MendinS, &c. 10

TE\HE subscriber informs his friends and the Pubs
IL generally, that he continues to execute all Silver
and Brass Plating of Carriage Irons, old and all
kinds Of plating the and substantial manner
and at the shortest notice, the old wsy-Casting Mil
Inks and Saw Mill Boxes-Gunsmithing and repairing
all kinds of Lock -mending-M Brass AndrOnI
Shosels and Tongues and Candle Sticks-aRd all fancy
jobs-as cheap as, the times require, for Cash.
He has removed his shop 10 his residence. nealM
Lemays in the north western part Of the city. 0H,
from distance, well as at homo, will be thankfy
received and promptly attended To-.
-@ .. -IT - WA. r. LEE.
Raleigh, July 1, ls4e. as A9-H
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of North Carolina. 4,


sst% .ss 3D.. ... JOHNSTON County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Nov Term. 1876
James burden ct ais ss Alijah Goodwin ct ais.
Petition to divide land.
In this case, it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court. that Bright Bird and wife Gracy, Robin Whit
more and wife Ridley, Johnson Goodwin, America God
win, Pierceby Goodwin and Bennett Goodwin,
residents of this State 1t is therefore ordered that
be made ia the North Carolina Standard for
six weeks notifying said residents to appear at The
next Term of said Court to be held for the county
of Johnston, at the Court House in Smiihfeid, The
fourth Monday in February next then and there to show
cause if any they have why the prayer of the petition
should not be granted, otherwise Judgment be taken
pro confesso as to said non- residents
Witness, Thomas Bagley, Clerk of said Court at
Smithfeld, the Sth of December, 1916. '-...-'
THOMAS BAGLEY, Clerk.
pr. ADV. So 60 l-2 .. 632- CIV.
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EdgewOrth Female Seminary.

TH2HE Winter Term will open on the 18th If D.,
II ceInber, and close the academic year the 18Th
May, lS47, with the graduation of the Senior class
Music, Drawing. and Painting, the Latin, Gr.E
French. Italian and Spanish languages, and the se.
al branches OF science, entrusted to Professional l.
srucors of much experience, who devote all their tin,
to the improvement of their pupils.
The edifice and accommodations ample for ib;ry
FIVE boarders most of whom complete liberal aLd orna
mental Education. These, with fbe daughters oil The
principal families OF Greensboro furm classes of mo,l
convenient size in each of the four years. into hch bS
prescribed course is distributed.
Good order, kind feelings, and great improvement i,
the we'll known characteristics OF EdgeWorth.
The expenses for months $500 for tuition
board, washing, lights, fuel &c; $40 for Music $40
for Oil Painting Of superior execution $40 for Draw.
ing and either of the above mentioned languages: $50
paid in advance. Many patrons competent to Judge,
have expressed their surprise that the high character Of
be sustained at these prices.
Letters for further information be addressed TO
Gov. Morshead, the founder Of Edgeworh, or to the
Rev. Professor Morgan, the PrinciPsl.
Greensboro, n. c., NoT. goth, 1916. 620-st.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-01-27
oxford Female Academy.

THE ensuing term of this Institution will COMM ,p
L on the 1lth of next January, under the Land"
dence Of MIR. SAMUEL L. VENARLE, who has c0.Sd and
ed the School for several years with great
ability. He will be aided heretofore by coplbs lbs
assistants The Musical Department will be unu u.s.oL
control of accomplished and experienced bs
The Trustees have made arrange ents to rem h'
Male Academy to distant part of the village Otors
commencement of the next term. Terms as he Tsnabs
for further information address Samuel L.: tuo,H
Principal, or Thos B. Littlejohn, President 0 tn'
Of Trustees. .e.H
Oxford N. G. Dec. 16, 1916.