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TENHE Subscriber wishing 10 move to the West offers
to sell his entire landed estate, lying only eight
miles from the City of Raleigh, one Of the best
reads
II contains 6S5 acres Of good land is anywhere
heavily wooded, with the original growth. The whole
Plantation is well watered and suited for raising all
kinds Of stock
1t has it good Dwelling House and all the
saIy out houses, and excellent we'll of water Per.
sons wishing 10 remove from the lower country,
and settle on one Of the most healthy and desirable
farms, in good neighborhood, would do we'll to exam
inc these premises, they be accommodated with
possession and have the growing crop, consist
ditIoR. .. ..s g.. -E
Terms will be reasonable and made to suit the pur-
chaser. An exchange for negro property would be will
ingly accepted. UPTON POWELL.
July l6, lS47. @ 662-4tpd.
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State Of North Carolina, Wayne County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Session. May Term. ls47
Wilson Dewry, of Dibble and Brothers, WiliaM
J. Pcarsall ... E- .' ia 90 ....-...
... $50 Attachment leV1ed on land. -.-
appearing TO the satisfaction ofthe Court that the
defendant is not nhabitant of this State tis there
fore ordered that publication be made in the North Carol
Standard for six weeks notifying the said James Mar
tn to be and appear before the Justices said Court
the Court to be held for said county the Court House
in Waynesborough. on the Sd Monday in August next,
final will be rendered against him, and the property ie-
We'd upon, condemned subject to plaintiffs recovery.
Witness, Jno Green, clerk of our said Court at Office
the lst July. lS47. JNO. A. GREEN, Clerk.
July 1, 1S47 Pr adv. $5 81 1-2. 66I-6t
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DR.LRs sROKs
ssskss Vegetable UnlYersaA PIIls9 5

.sssk,S Vegetable UniEersa1 Pills. s
fire streathe,aihg, Psrgatsse AID PsTvS1Hg A0'e,
THEsE Pills have become celebrated for their extra
ordinary and immediate powers OF restoring perfect
asfb - neTsors 81 Fi6r under sneafy every kind of
disease to which the human frame is liable sao dodD
are see sicted With any kind of Chrouic Or
gerng Complaint, there is no medicine before tne
1ubic which has natural and happy an effect upon
the system in correoting The stomach and lver and to
the formation of healthy chye, and in purifying OF the
blood. y, - .srfz s.,,,.la. ~ ,gd ~ ,g4ag
ands who are using then be not only the most mild
and pleasant their operation but the most fnnocent
safe and efficient medicine offered To- the public.
Those who make trial of these Pills never AFTER
proof Of their good qualities
.1of' 'Ffcadaehe2sick and Nervous. c2ai
Those who are suffering with this distressing com.
certain and Immediate in its effects. r 80 aosg
AS remedy in Summer and Bowel Complaints they
display their wonderful powers to admratIon aud are
far superior to any thing for those Comp
In Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint they stand iunrI'
Vailed Many have been cured in q few weeks alter
having suffered under that dreadful eoIRa.ns ior
any medicine brought before the public ana one
rs cent box will establish their surprising virtues ana
place them beyond the reach of doubt ia the estimation
They are invaluable in Nervous and HypOcondriacal
Affections, Loss of Appetite, and all Complains 10
which females alone subject 50! = 2 - 90.
They mild in their action, and convey almost I'M
mediate conviction of their utility from the first Dose
m s ny 3
sned by operation, because they clear the system
Of Bad Humors quet Nervous IrAbiity, and lnyaria-
Anti6lious medicine, no family should be with
out them. single trial is more satisfactory than
thousand certificates. r. q. - 80 Sists - go
Be careful to ask for DIR. LIE ft05S HeSetoOte C"Vs
sal Pills, and take other. .. . 5gg, i.s -.,,s
Price IS cents per box, with full directions. -.
0rJ- Sold by Williams Haywood Co., HaIeiSh' alSo'
by appointed Agents throughout the State. a,,o. "
April l4th lS47. .psi -as* .-ssl 80 rae o3s-Slh
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G Wafm's North Carolina Justice, Con-
C;aining summary statement of the Ststutes and
Common Law Of this State together with the decisions
of the Supreme Court and all the most approved forms
and precedents relating to the ece and duty ola Justice
of the Peace, and other public Officers according to
modern practice; the whole intended complete prac
tca application of the Revised Statutes and late acts of
the Legislature of North Carolina second Edition, en-
laged, revised aud correctsd--price 50 90. l.1r g.!
Published and for sale by ..- -..
HENRY D. TURNER.
..'. N c. Book Store, Raleigh.
= March, Is, 1917. : ----- --.E -[ - 645-
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Warren, North Carolina,
WHITE SULPHUR SPRING:

THNHE Proprietor OF this establishment respectfully
IL informs the public, that his house opened for
the reception of visitors on the 18th of June.
Having made very extensive improvements and addi-
tions to his buildings, he is prepared to accommodate
who may be disposed favor him with their patronage
that no trouble expense will be spared to make his
house AT LEAST EQUAL TO ANY THE STATE.
The Medicinal properties of the water are admirably
adapted to the cure of the Dyspepsia Liver Complaint
and Diseases of the Skin and satisfactory evidence of
their virtue may be had in the Immediate vicinity of the
Spring. Persons travelling on tho Raleigh and CASTOR
Rail Road, will always find Hack ready for their
commodaon at Henderson and at the Warrenton depot
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Thfrtv DoIIars Reward,s

y ANYWAY from the subscribers plantation. in the
~ County of Wake, N. c., my mulatto negro boy
Robert between ls and 20 years age, between eet6
and feet 10 inches high supposed weigh about lao
pounds with bushy head of hair hear that he has been
lurking about Raleigh he may be about Chapel Hill
as his rePuted faher freeman (David Moore0 lives
there The above reward will be given to person
who will bring him to me at my house in Franklin county
securely and strongly confined. RICH'D WARD.
July 26th, 1947. 664-5tpd
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New TailorIng EstablIshment.

KToNsIEuR ALEXANDER NELSON, begs leave
1NAto inform the citizens of Raleigh and vicinity that
vile Street, few doors North of the the old Post Office
where he is opening fresh from the North, Of the
latest mportatons, complete assortment of Merchant
IdLors Goods, bought at reduced prices and which he
will make up to order in unsurpassed stye both as
regards cutting and making Those who prefer to fur
nish their Goods either to make up cut onIy
rest assured that no pains will be spared to give
them entire satisfaction. All that Mons NJ asks Is
trial. sure that fashionable and Intelligent public win
appreciate his professional Qualities Cesf Peuxre
4sss Fon s"tse9st Parfists- ga3--ls z5 5ga.--.I
July 20, 1912. =. ..4 ,.. ,-, 6e4-ly.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN PROPERTY
y ..-.a.. i'm the CITY of Raleigh ...---

NHE Subscriber offers for sale the following valuable
Il property in the City of Raleigh viz .;.s .s.g;
"A New DWELLING HeUsE and LOT, pleasantly
located in the Eastesn Ward the House contains fre
places, and every other necessary convenience.
A large SToR E. HoUsE. near Market Squarey and one
of the best Mercantile stands in the city. -.-
Also, 6 Acres of LAND bordering on the Western
Corporate limits Of the City, suitable for building lots
great bargain will be offered in the above property,
and, if not disposed of BEFORE the whole will be sold
Public Auction, Monday Of August Court next.5s,u
.l.....- - s.ti.g...l.5 .-. HUGH McBAlN.
Raleigh, June 80, Sl47. 660-ts.
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Bailey,s syrup of wild cherry.

ENOR coughs, eolds. asthma. influenza. whooping-
IL cough splitting of blood, and all pulmonary diseases
BaiLeys SarsparHd-for all diseases arising from an
impure state of the blood salt rheum scrofula kings
evil, chronic rheumatism, dyspepsia, diseases of the
skin, bones, oldulcers. etc. Lte1. t..5. 4.: 1s.i
Baikey's Ferer and Hgue Reniedy-The most inIalu-
able remedy. entirely vegetable preparation-and sure
cure.
BGizeg's american Ternfuge-A sure exterminatol
Of worms from the system, in general use throughout
Baileys unrirqlied IMihtory ShaUing creGm-Thi.
itself high reputation throughout the United States
Canada, and most parts of the world. 5 i
Bailey's superior hlleLible hlk-With and withou
the preparation wsranted the best article of the kinc
in use. sfa" -1sr1lt - S&a| ge fi3sf & 5aa3 I.
For sale by the Druggists generally throughout thu
conptry. and at wholesale and retail by ~ -.
VIM. BAILEY, proprietor of Apothecarie's Hall,
3. Corner Of Fulton and Sands st Brooklyn and b,
WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD &Co
/ - s,..z .i ngs.z.fzl. tau,s Il; Raleigh, NC.
lRB1anlzs for sale at this Once. -,
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State Of North Carolina, Wayne County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May Term ls47
Henry Pope, james Martin, Theophilus r Simmons,
Us. James Martin, Bunyan Barnes es. James Martin
s.'5 s'5 Original Attachment, &C. = ias' 2"' oj
TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the
defendant is notan nhabant of this State it there
fore ordered that publication be made The North Carol-
ma Standard for six weeks the said JAS Martin,
Court to be held for said county at the Court House in
Waynesborough, on the Sd Monday in August next
and there to plead rePleyy otherwise Judgment ual
will rendered against him, and the property levied
upon, condemned subject to the plaintiffs recovery.
Witness Jno A. Green, clerk of said Court at Office the
LIST July, IS47. fa.i $40 TJNO. A.. GREEN CIerLEf
July I, ls47 Pr. adv. S5 81 Ia. 8. 6RI 81
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Ten Dollars Reward.

| will pay the above reward to any person who
will deliver me my negro man GEoRoE, or confine
him in Jail so that get him. He left nv planta-
ton miles south west of Oxford, on the Sd inst.
stout and muscular ]; he will perhaps endeavof 70
pass for free negro OF white man. es.s 7ss,.,i
|. - .5c!s-a ..s..g.e-d d.5r.g JAMES COOPER.
+ Oxford, July ,, 1917. g'.r,,@.- -6s27tf.
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Conc mud See.

a5 s.. Ll7Ea. g Como and See.. or a.3 ~ ss
VNHHE undersigned have just received lot Of beauti-
full fancy prints and other Dry Goods. together with
sell low for cash.
. Sugar Brown, Loaf and crushed Coffee, Java, Rio,
and Laguira Tea, Molasses, Candles, Pepper Ginger
Spice, Powder, Shot, Lead, Indigo, Madder, Snuff,
Tobacco, trace Chains. frying Pans, Sifcrs Brooms,
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 bushel ofoatss Fur and wool Hats Crock cry
ware, &c,kI3ngs. - >sJa p. BROWN g. HAYES.
One door below Ryals & Dupree's corner. -,
June %, 1S47. - '&'~-tt4 - 65q tf
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NOTICE.

nTHE Subscriber takes. this method Of informing %
citizens Of Raleigh and vicinity, that he Inteadm ~
continue his business of bucherng and will
market on Tuesdays Thursday, and Saturday molnnFE E
has heretofore received, be hopes by strict aen%U" %
business, still to merit liberal porion OF the %
He would say to his country friends that he pays I
ces for catle' Ste, and hopes those who wish 10 SELL
- = - '-' '''''e 's''ns s''s~essI CALVIN JORDAN
July 20, 1s47. "a 664-pr
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SUMMER
ARRANGEMENT. 1S47.
Renewal OF the Daily Line, Via the
Route now favOrabIy known as the
JAMES RIVER AND BAY LINE.

Route now favOrabIy known as the
JAMES RIVER AND BAY LINE.
VE<HE Popretors take great pleasure in advising the
d Travelling Public Of the re1e1cGI of their daily line
The steamers during the past winter underwent tho
rough repair, and in fine order. The line at
present will consist of the following steamers:
On .4ppondttcr RireT-Mount Vernon, Capt. Blow,
a beautiful Steamer.
On james Riuer-Aice, Capt. Brough; Jewess, Capt.
Sutton. ...... .....'
On Chesapeake Bay-Herald, Capt Russell; Georgia,
Capt. Cannon.
&C. These Boa's all we'll ofcered by men of long
experience the route. Passengers leaving Weldon
CASTOR every night except Saturday, and Petersburg
every morning, except Sunday, will go direct with
out any delay, at less expense, and ease than by
any other route.
ed-Fare from Weldon or CASTOR to Baltimore SO 90
Do. "a. to Norfolk 4 90
Do. '' Petersburg to Baltimore 6 90
Do. F" I" to Norfolk 90
Gz-Meals included on the Steamers.-D0
o. Passengers getting Through Ticket this
Line allowed to stop at any point the route and
resume their travel at pleasure. .:-.. .,...-r
For Tickets from CASTOR to Baltimore or Norfolk ap-
ply to c. C. PUGH, Esq CASTOR. '.- ..
Tickets from Weldon 10 Baltimore or Norfolk TO be
had of J. L. JONES, General .7gent
Office James River and Bay Lite, e.s ,e :. ....
Weldon, N. c., May IL, 1S47. "o0-" s-
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$4,000! 8
ILExANDRIA LOTTERY.

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. .aa....
cl.s. 50, for 1s47 To be drawn at Alexandra,
Saturday, 2sth of August. ,=.a.s
7s Number Lolrery-l3 Drawn Ballots!
.. SPLENDID SCHEME. .s---.. g.
g I prize of 4o,0oo!l of $4,000! l-of $40 oOoi
Of 5000 / Of 5000! pnZe of S 3 600
prize of So, 7os. 80 Of 81 600! so of S 600!
=. 60 do $40O! 129 $500! &c.
Tickets S1o-Halves $3-QuaTters $3.50.
Certificates of Packages of 26 Whole Tickets $40 90
M do of 26 Half do 70 90
no do of 26 Quarters do S5 90
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S3O,OO 90.

Ai.ExAN DRIAL LOTTERY
Class 4s, for ls47. To be drawn at Alexandra,
Saturday, August 14fh, ls47.
so Number Lottery-l0 Drawn Ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME. a.
pr;ze Of $4,000 do. of S10O0o!1 do. $4,000 |!
do of So 500! do. of 2, l60! de-. of 81 .5o0l
10 do. Of $1,000! 90 do. of $500 20 do. Of $500 !
90 do. Of $780, &c. &c. ,.....
Tickets $1o-Halves $5-Quarters So So
Certificates of packages of 20 wholes $loO 90 90
esT - Do. do. e 20 halves 5O w
Do. do 20 quarters 25 90
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s. 10000!

rs''s ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY
Class so, for ls47. To be drawn at Alexandria.
Saturday, August 2lst. e. r.l4.t
- l3 Drawn Numbers out of 70
i prize of 80, 600! do. 90 900! i do $4,000
! ao. 8 5000! do $500! / do. $2.500i do.
81. ass 1 do s 1000 25 do. $1,000 So prizes
of $500 /! 200 do. Of 5000! 100
Tickets S1O--Halves $5-Quarters 50 so.
.Cert6cates of packages of IS whole tickets $3.50 90
> DO do shalt do 65 90
& Do do 25 quarter do 80 so
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soda, Congress, and sulphur water.

MIE have had our Soda Water Apparatus thoroughly
w repaired, by which enabled 10 make that
delightful beverage in its pristine purity Ana with
the aid of Boston Ice and the richest SyruPs
pared TO offer 10 friends something decidedly nice,
this Season. t .s. -, ..- ..s-- f-.-.. Ice.
We have just received large supply of CONGRESS-
WATER, in Quart and Pint Bottles; and Barrels
WHITE SuLPHUR WATER, from the Greenbrier
Springs, in Virginia gfs F.. -. .-.... e ~ E.
For such desire drink the Mineral Water, from
our counter, We will keep supply on Ice.
' . PESCUD & JOHNSON.
Raleigh, May 81, Is47. asf 656.
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gEDGWlCK FENEALE SEMINARY.
RydLEIGH, NORTH C-aR0LLN:A:

8 Rev. J. ). FINcH, Principal, -
81 tzt't = Miss .BRowN.@ u.s. teS''3
tasopola Miss A. s. TocK3 w Teachers. bsa4ul
qAbfalass MrsaMsL. FINcHs yaassIs stl9lssas b4la
EENHE next session OF this Institution will commences
u en the first Of April ensu ThejencopTagement
heretofore received, has induced the Principalto
pioy an additional eacher and to incur other EXPENSES
which he hopes wiIlbe justified by still further n
crease ofparonage. The course OF ofnstrcton will be
liberals embracing all the branches of
female education: and pupils who go through the
scribsd course furnished at the close with tes
tnoflias from the Teacher III 1I4E q sikte ~
Pupils any time bat cannot be withdrawn
I'LL end of the session without permission from the
PrncIpal nor will any deduction be made for absence,
except IN cases Of Iproifacted' sickness. :
TERMS, PER SESSION oFsFIVE MONTHS: si8l
Board smashing, and fuel. hgo4 gig 500 90
Preparatory deparnlents sztgsiissg u $7to ~ 90
CLASSICAL and Scientific Department, l2to.15 90
Music on Pian0S 20 90
-aqsss 3fEa Gbitar, Ae a1f< ~ 10 90
Ornamental Painting drawing. sc. lo,6o
s There wjl a vacation of one month at the end of
each session during weh pupils can remain without
any extfascharge ST - itae -
Each boarding pupil is expee ted to funsh heroVVn
sheets, tow els, and napkins, which, with her apparel
must be marked with her name In full.
For the baneft of persons at distance, we make the
following references: Rev. VIM. Hooper, l. L.. D.,
Rev T. Meredith, Hon. Calvin Graves, Professor ]. B.
White. J. Stevenson, T. C. Garrison, and d. S. San
ders. Esqr's. 4, s..;,:sa.zE si.t.t s.T.
Raleigh. Feb. 18th, 1s4z. 641,y.
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e5 Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates Of
Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries will receive
the most prompt attention, and official account of
each drawing Immediately after it is over to all who
order from us--Address, j. & Z: MAURY,
Agents for J. W. MAURY & Co., Managers
(Suceessors toJ. G. Gregory Coz
= J 49, ---N Washington CITY. D. c..
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State Of North Carozina, Nash County.

State Of North Carolina, Nash County.
Superior Court of Equity March Term; 1s47. g. =.
Isaac F. Dortch and Others Jno. Dortch and others
DURSUANT to order of the Court of Equity of
Nash County, and State of North Carolina aforesaid
notice is hereby given to Polly Pitman and Henry
Dorch and all other persons claiming To be their heirs
law and distributes, to come in and make themselves
known, make out their kindred before me at the Of
fee of said Court the Nashville, before the
third Monday of September next, in default thereof
they will be excluded from all benefit in the division
Dorch deceased. al B. H. BLoUNT. G. M E.
May 90, l547. t.,.- --s-- teH-ga 657-3m.
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The most bea Ufiful residence i'm North
-laeE .--.e Carolina for Sale.

On Tuesday, the 18th day of August next, the Sub
yscribers, as Trustees, will sell on The premises
:" Woody 1.-The late residence Of Daniel Turner Esq.
four miles South of the Town of Waenton and about
The distance from Shocco, and from Jones' White
Sulphur Springs. .,
quality large part is in wood and about one half
tract is frst rate land. a en- .
The Subscribers feel warranted in saying that it is
in all respects one of the beautiful and most de-
sirable residences in the State.
The Dwelling House is new and very large and highly
convenient and the oubuildngs very extensive and
webuilt and arranged the very best plan and the
grounds are tasefuy laid out and with flow.
ers and shrubbery. -.... ~..- --.
The neighborhoOd is famed for health and good So
eiey.
The sale will be made on credit of one and two
years, with interest from the day of sale.
ALFRED ALSTON.
.s-z WILLIAM PLUMMER.
WarrentoH, N. C.. June IS, ls47. 65s-ts.
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State of North Carolina, Granoizie cossnty.

Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, May Term 1s47
q e Jonathan M. Stohe cs: Silas Winston, Ls7s1
Attachment levied upon 10000 feet Rail Road Timber
appearing the satisfaction of the Court that the
defendant in this has absconded conceals
himself that the ordinary Process of law cannot be serv
ed upon hm It is therefore ordered that publication be
made in the North Carolina Standard for the space o
six weeks. notifying the said Silas Winston to be and
appear before the Justices Of said Court at the Court to
the first Monday in August next, then and there to
plead or replevy, otherwise Judgment final will be rend
cred agains, him, and the property levied upon
demned, subject to plaintiffs recovery. .I-#f
Witness, James M. Virgins, Clerksot said Court at
Office in Oxford, the first Monday of May, A. D. 1S47.
JAMES M. WIGGINS, Clerk.
June, 9,-1S47. sts1r. . . ~ ...tf..sfs Z. 658.-
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NOTICE.
January, 1S47.

A T the Annual Meeting of the Members OF the North
"A Ca rolina Mutual insurance Company, held at the
Office Of the Secretary, January 5, l847, the following
persons elected Directors for the ensuing viz:
Of RaIainh Wakn -.-,...---
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sPLENDEDn LOTTERIEs.
TO BE DRAWN IN. AUGUST, ls47s ss'rs.
i w NrAUR z 3 co. MANAGERS.
~ Csuccessors to j. g. Gregory Coz -s : y.

S36, ,666! -.
ALEXANDRIA. LOTTERY, @
Glass 46. for ls47. To be drawn at Alexandria,
Saturday, the 7ih of August 1S47.
"A Drawn Nos in each Package Of 26 Tickets
GRAND SCHEME.
l.grand prize of S36, ,666 i prize of Sl3,SSs
/ do. $6,666 / do. S4,l75l do. $4,000 !.
S do 81 ,5ooI 5 prizes Of 81 250I do 81 200
40 do S5O0l so do. 200l.250 do 3 1901
rTickels Sfo--Halves S5-Quarters 90 so,
Certificates of packages of 26 whole tickets l3o w
Do fS do 26 half do. % ~
Do .s5se do &c quarter do. 81 90
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Thomas A. Deml, Of Washington, Beaufort county.
John McRae, of Wilmington, New Hanover county.
George McNeil, of Fayetteville, Cumberland county.
Kemp P. Aston, of Warrenton, Warren county
J. r. Sloan, of Greensboro, Guilford county,
Richard N. Taylor, of Newbern, Craven county.
And. at Meeting of the Directors held on the l4th
inst the following persons were elected Officers of the
Company for the ensuing year, viz q. o-i..-t
Josiah o. Watson. President,
Albert B. Stith, Vice President,
" Richard Smith, Treasurer, - H='-
Theodore Partridge, Secretary, stH.z. -E.l 5~i ra
Charles Manly. Esq, Attorney, + - ..se5sgi-g..s
Riehsrd ess"a S; Smith. % Executive COMMITTEES. 70
And Hon. Richard Hines was elected Director of
the Company, uice Hon. John H. Bryan, who declined
accepting the appointment. - ..,,..-,ls sgf %
? Raleigh, Jan. If, 1s47. no O s'e. 641-y!
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A Good Miller Wanted. =.
HE Subscriber wishes to engage the serVeTg' serVI!T NJ
person need apply, Unless he can come well recon- s;o"t
mended, and can turn out good Merchandise. iii
To such Miller az will suit him the sucscr6ero
ing.to give fair wages. 7f WILL. r. P00LI: P0.oI
Wake County, June %, l94I 6ov---
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SIM Okimg TObaccO.

Another supply Of Langhorn's celebrated S,aok;,,o
Tobacco, this day received at the N G. Bookstore by
2 tEaFssf a.iafs. od fsis s9G II. d. TURNER
Raleigh. MaschllS., .i5s 1sg 5ae.li .. elD.s
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aFER for sale for Cash on crsas: .s' e
e Drnss Medicines Chemicals. Paints Oils
Dye su Glass sugca New
es. Perfumery, Brushes, Druggists Glass :.
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rHELaD1Es, SALOON.

FouNDED IN. 1912, RE-MoDELED.lA AND sENLARGED
= n 1917
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A Valuable Farm On Swift Creek
For SAle.

Register and Star will copy four times.
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July l, 1917.
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Raleigh, May 81, ls47.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-09-28
American LOss.

The entire loss in the division of Gen.
eral Twiggs was 266, in chat of Gen.
Worth 339, in that of Gen. Quitman
(Shields' brigade, )24O, in that of Gen.
Pillow 2l2. The New York regiment of
volunteers lost IO3 in killed and wounded.
The South Carolina regiment, its leader
and 1877 rank and file. The 18th infan.
try one~tbird of lite diposable force.
The Carolina regiment only numbered
about 800 men when it went into action.
Col. Butler, its leader, in advancing upon
the hacienda attacked by Gen. Shields,
at the head OF his regiment, his horse was
shot dead. He then advanced on foot I'm.
til he received severe wound in the leg,
which caused him to fall. In a (ainting
condition he was carried to the rear, but
soon rallying, he again advanced to the
head OF his regiment. when a musket ball
struck him in the head and be died almost
INSTANTLY.
About 5000 Americans we're actively
engaged against $4,000 to 5000 Mex.
leans.