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Brandreth's Pills, and the BOdy's
s
January %, IS47.

To those candid men who honestly doubt the truth
Of the BranGrehan System, would entreat theTa to
ponder we'll upon the following facts.
The food taken into the stomach is converted into
blood, which vital stream flowing through all the ram
fcatons of the system not only mpars strength and
cohnuaes life, but actually creates, forms and builds
up each and every part of the animal machine If the
blood therefore is and healthy, the body which is
formed from and supported by the blood cannot be dseas
ed But be in any part of the body any affection
such bile or ulcer, even bruse the blood circu-
lating through that part takes up impure matters from
the local affection and carries into the general system
This is the often of sudden death topersons of full
habit, afflicted with bles, and who medicine, the
matter gets into the circulating and chokes up
fine blood vessels which supply the brain with vali-
ty, and life if bere by lightning Now this
be remded-the Brandreth Pills will, if used at
these times, take out all mpnre matters from the
Iaon, and the general health, at the time
they curing the local affections 7F q" 4" sss'''
Oh how important it is to find that this subject
be we'll comprehended, it would many from tedi-
times of Sickness and often their services
their friends when otherwise the tomb would have its
victim. .|s.~ 20 ~ .'s'7.>-- ## .i' -. a-i.
o. These Pills for SALE at twenty-five cents pei
box, by an Agent in every town in the State, and by
WILLIAM PECK, Raleigh. '" '>-- -
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petition for Partition of lands
State of North Carolina G..

of Plea. and Quarter Sessions, Nov. Term, 1s4S
60 n sn;oner Smith B. Gibbs and wife Teresa, Us
David Patton and wife Ann, Mritadd Earfow DaH.u :n
Farrovy. Cason G. Farrow and G. R. Dixon ana wlle
Sally. - ls =. s,,,.t-.s ,.e .va
Petition for Partition of Slaves. a.. NV,
,ri,,, 70 Tho satsfaction of the Court that Da-
vid Patton and wife Ann two of the defendants ~
this cause are absent from the State 1t IS oroereu a.
advertisement be made al the Court House oooI anu :.
the North Carolina Standard at Raleigh, for SIX weeks,
for the said defendants to appear and answer hs OF
Judgment pro coness6 will be given against them:
Witness H. J. B. Clark clerk OF SAID court al uo1c
IL " '''''N w. H. j. B. CLARK, Clerk.
tpr adv. SIS G2 1-2) 6SlFSt'
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Keep it before the People!

R53N That can and will sell Groceries
M9Qhh as low for cash country produce as apv
gA5gN man in the City that bought his goods for
Yss$SSssAAa cash, or any person who buys them on
time aud intends to pay for them. My Stock consists in
par: of the following articles. se.#
. 1000 pounds best Virginia Bacon hams and sides;
800 pair Of n wH anJ soo very sow Cotton
per leather; cafskins and harness Ground Alum
Liverpool Salt in sacks or bushels Brown Sugar. Lo,f
5arTe op Gallon Apple Brandy five years od dO%S ,
prime cider Vinegar Cotton Yarns from one of the beet
Factories in the State always hand best family roe
and cut Herring and Shad in barrels and half barrels;
together with many other articles too tedious to mention
For sale on old Market Street, north side by
st s -. JORDAN WOMBIE
0- call is desired from persons in want of the a
boye named Goods, as determined not to be under
sold r .z..,... d. .. ]. W.
Raleigh, Sept. 9, 1916. 6Is-G
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Fiftv DoIlars Reward.

w prentice tc the Coach Making business rama" ay
from me on the 25th Dec. 1876, do hereby offer a
and secure said boy, so thai get him again. Said
ocIavus will be 10 years of age 10Th April next is about
feet snches high, and has light hair, blue eyes, ana
iiobt compIexon has down look, and sometimes at
dicted with the rheumatism in his legs All persons
are hereby warned employ harbor said boy un-
der penalty of the law have reason 10 2eIeVe ha1
he was induced to leave me by two men who were IN
nv employ about that time but have left and gone North
ny w JAMES NELSON.
cr..nxiIl. Pitt county, JAM 26 ls47. 639 st.
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s,.,e of Nortr, learolfna, !

sr.f-rT - fsfl ~ BEApF'oKH W 10 , ,e,e
Courtof Pleas and Quarter Sessons Nov. ern i9-o'
60, =, Summer Smith B. Clubs and wife Teresa, os
David Patton and wife Ann, Mritadd FaTrow, Dait D;f
Farrow, Cason c. Farrow, and G. r. Dixon ana a "i,'
Sally. d5
hG f,fa Petition for Partition oflands.
s.rin, TO the satisfaction of the Court that Da a:
ia patton and wife Ann, two of the defendants ~
6s cause are absent from the State it is ordereu e;
advertisement be made at the Court House door e ne
for the said defendants to pear and answer inIs Dill "
pro confesso will be given against at office
= Washington, the third Monday of Nov A. d. le46.
Ia ;" aS"''s H. j. B. CLARK, Clerk.
'(Pr. adv. SIS 62 1-2.) f oot-o... w..
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Raleigh, January
H Malice

NN Monday of February Court, shall offer for sale
" at the Court House door in Raleigh, Tract of
Land miles Southwest of Raleigh, containing two
hundred and seventy nine Acres, about 80 40
first rate low ground on Swift Creek, adjoining VIM
Peace, T. c. Utley, and others Any person wishing
buy bad better the land soon may sell before
This notice is out. a.... -.-. ....-r. .,.z.n5
Terms of sale favorable; with note and security Sale
| at L o'clock. g, g., S. NJ. UTLEY
Jan. 4, 1917. @. ~ = .s'.. .. 63S-2t.
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Perfumerv. Brushes. sc.

A LARGE and varied assortment of the finest quail
N ties Coognes, Extracts for the Handkerchies, Oils
and Pomatums for the Hair, Cashous de Aromase, Po-
Hair Tonic. Balm OF Columbia. Shaving Creams. of
different kinds Washing and Shaving Soaps. fine
Sponges Teeth, Hair Cloth, Flesh, and Shaving Brush
es of every quality and style may be found cheap at
-. PESCUD'S Drug Store.
Nov Is Gal.
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State of North Carolina, !

Court of Please and Quarter Sessions Nov Term, 1916
Bedy Richardson Heirs of Hardy Richardson.
Petition for Dover.
In this case, it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that Elias Richardson and Bardn two
of the defendants residents of this State, 1t is
therefore oIdered that publication be made in the North
Carolina Standard for six weeks notifying said defend
appear the next Term of this Court to be held
for the county of Johnston the Court House Smith
fed on the fourth Monday in February next, then and
there show cause if any they have why the prayer OF
the petitioner should not be granted otherwise udg
ment will be taken pro confesso to said residents
Witness, Thomas Bagey, Clerk OF our said Court at
Smithfed, the 9Th December, ls46.
THOMAS BAGLEY, Clerk.
(Pr.-Adv. S. 81 I-2.) 632-6w.
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State of North Carolina, Ashe County.

- Court OF Equity, FaII eTm, Io46. : II y
Jordan Council ys Thomas Walton, Administrator OF
J. w Walton ct al ..- ~....r,.
TT appearing to the Court that Thomas Flem ming, ad
mi illustrator of A. Y. Walton, is resident of the
State ordered that publication be made in the North
Carolina Standard for six weeks, that the defendant,
Thomas Femmng appear before the Judge OF our said
Court at Court to be held for Ashe county, at
fe Court house in Jefferson on the 9th Monday after
the 4h Monday of February and then and there
swer plaintiffs bill; judgment pro confesso TO him
will be taken. Witness, George Bower clerk and Mas
ter of said Court, at office the sst day OF
1876 q. BOWER, Z. M: +.
lPr adv. S. 62I-2.1 .I-tEE -<E 637-6t
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State of North Carolina,

~ OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE,
g.. s,IEsr .-e '.e~T--t. .ff January 10Th, 1847.
SEALED proposals for printing the Laws and Journ-
as of the late General Assembly, and for the print
ing be done for the next Legislature as directed by
the Revised Statutes chapt 95 will be received at this
Office until the 4th of February next. ..' .-.a...
w. HILL, Secretary of State
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sIxpence saved is a Shilling made

a sell for small profits, and go in for turning
IA money fast, can sell CIGARS AND TOBACCO
for half the money that it be sold any Other place.
Those in want of Splendid Cigar, would do we'll by
calling 1 charge nothing for showing them, and am
confident to suit the taste of the most asdous Smokers
Don't forget the CIGAR Store, where we keep no.
thing but Cigars and Tobacco.
JOHN J. KRAUSE.
Raleigh, Dec. 10. 5S2-2t.
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oxford Female Academy.

TNHE ensuing term of this Institution will commence
the 18th of next January, under the snpernten-
dence Of Mr. SAMUEL L. VENABLE, who has conduct
ed the School for severay with great success and
ability. He will be aided as heretofore by competent
assistants. The Musical Department will be under the
control of accomplished and experienced professor
The Trustees have made arrangements to remove the
Male Academy distant part OF the Village, before the
commencement of the next term. Terms as heretofore;
for further information address Samuel L. Venable
Principal or Thos B. Lttleohn, President OF the Board
of Trustees -sF -a sfEi 80
Oxford N. e. Dec. 16 1916. S64-4t
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For Rent.

YNNHE residence of Gen. R. M. Saunders-posses,i
IL given after the 18th of April. Persons WISHING "a
Rent this desirable situation, by applying to Mrs. San
ders or mysef. will be informed as to the terms
I.gso;.e-a gz;o WESLEY JONES, agent or
o. .,j>t, :. sagssr.ta agar rs Gen. R. M. Saunders
Raleigh, Jan. goth, 1S47. .t.i .ta,-.- 637
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Midway Academy.

= WIUWAy ACSaUClnye
This Institution is under the control of the sub
scriber who has purchased the premises, and intends
making it permanent School, 1t is miles Northeast
Louisbulg, very healthy, intelligent, and moral
community, and within half mile of Church, at which
there will be preaching two three times month.
Lectures Moral and Literary subjects will be
sionaly delivered Having for several years been ber
ally paronised elsewhere, shall still exert myself to
crit the patronage of those who wish their sons thor
oughy Instructed Students will be prepared to enter
College, Gan advanced class, if required for bos-
ness any kind Cheap board be had in highly
spectacle families, convenient to the Academy. The
subscriber will take several boys at So per month.
Tuition. Latin. Greek, and the higher Mathematical
and English Branches, SIS per session.
Common English Branches, 10 ss
The Spring Session will commence the 18th Of
January next. . -..f- ls a..- '@ +
tts e'os TURNER M. JONES, A. B. Principal.
Franklin County, Nov 19, ls46. ~ g. l629-6t.
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ROUGH AND READY.

- RLWGGOLD'S POCKET COyNP.AJWIOJW
TWNHOSE who love quid of first rate chewing Tobac-
u CO, can be gratied by calling the Subscriber,
and asking for the above Brands-nanufac tureG by
Rambaut s. Davis, Petersburg. Virginia. and for sale by
..s .e .-..-.S p F. PESCUD,, Druggist.
Raleigh Nov. %. --.-.-. '....E -. 6Sl- Z
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,#s PLATING, CASTING,
GunSmithing. Memding, &c. &c

TENHE subscriber informs his friends and the public
II generally, that he continues to execute all Silver
and Brass Plating of Carriage Irons old and and all
kinds of plating in the most neat aud substantial manne
and at the shortest notice, the old way-Casting Mill
Inks and Saw Mill Boxes GunsInithing and repairing
-all kinds of ofLocksmending- Brass Androns,
Jobs-as cheap as the times require, for Cash.
He has removed his shop to his residence. neal MI
Lemays, in the north part of the city. Orders
from distance. well at home, will be thankfully
received and promptly attended to. sssg ~ q,
-. =, 5, WIN. E. LEE.
Raleigh, July 1, 1876. '-'''.R 649-tf
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Cedar Grove Male Academy.

Cedar Grove Male Academy.
THNHIS institution is situated six miles north of Hills
IL borough in the most moral and healthy portion OF
North Carolina. The building consists of two good
The spring session will commence the l1th
of January, ls47. under the care of S.;W. HUGHES
prepared for the Sophomore class, if desired.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Latin, Greek, Algebra, and Geometry, . o. $500
English 1.-The higher branches, = b-a --,' Io:O0
Board can be had in good families convenient to the
academy. at $3.50 and $500 per month. - =
DAVID TINNIN, 1~z'' .''@ = =
.E C. G. TINNIN,fF Ea4'i1 - o. T.5H t1a tast1t
JOHN ALLISON, trustees. ..;s.I f-s.s...
,-THOS. H. HUGHES, - t@ cr .s 2. -.
December 1s, 1916. 6ss2t
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PRINTS ONLY. ,-.t
SPRING STYLES, 1847.
/ LEE s. BREWSTER, +

."e ..- NEW-YORK, ...
Beg lave inform Dealers m Dry Goods, that they have
recei Jd and are now exhibiting, at THE WIRE
House EXCLUSIVELY. Y. for Printed Calicoes, 500
cAsE4, comprising all the New SPRING STYLES, OF
Briti$ French and .an1ericGa Maaacture; which, in
their usual stock, renders their assortment
one the most beautiful and attractive in the city and
havis Just purchased for cash and short credit
are dered by the piece package on the same terms
at ID below manufacturers prices. s- c.. ssf =; : =
Catalogues of prices Corrected day) placed in
the bands Of buyers -
Purchasers will inform themselves of the of the
et and be well repaid for an examination, even il
the3 3do not purchase. d.. -.t 80 -s-..s, y ... -h
n B. have peculiar advantages for executing orders
forbrints which are respectfully solicited.
LEE BREWSTER, --g
...-- H''- ... - 3 Al Cedar Street.
Lnuary lS47 "a. -.s= .. 637-tf.
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Hannah .Mebane cs. Allen Mebane.
+a+-+ '-'- pefifion for Divopca

--.il Superior Court of Law, Fall Term, 1916.
Hannah Mebane vs. Allen Mebane
- '9' - Petition for Divorce.
II appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that s
Mebaiie is not annhabitant Of this State: It 10 1h
ed by the Court that Publication be made in the Rai;I
Register and North Carolina Standard published Raj
Defendant to appear at the next Superior Court off So M
to be held for the Counyof Chatham at the Court Honn
in Pittsborough ION the third Monday in March ms
then and there to plead answer oemur to M A!; CAT;
Petition, otherwise the same will be taken pro cOn
and heard er Pdrte. S'''
Witness, John Thompson Clerk Of our said Cour, =,
Office the third Monday in September A. D. lS46 {"
. 4" y e'f .= JOHN THOMPSON, C. S. C.
(Pr adv. $9.) ,sas'.. -aoa 638.3m
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- POETRY,
For the North Carolina Standard.
To Miss A. e -.,F


9H es'i For the North Carolina Standard.A
TO Miss A. e. s,.,-F
anS '- GsELEcTED.l 4#.t Ir- sfsoD
.si"It is not in the festive hour,
-1uo5 When all is biithe and gay - -
sus;iThat most feel the magic power o. .ed ~
of thine enchanting sway; -.y saa :!
50 .. rFis not amid the brilliant crowd, ~. -,sf.l.
= Where grace and beauty shine, .-s. f,-s
Thy charms most freely are avowed; w.
Though peerless there are thine J!
"'Tis not 10 crowded room, where alb 7i
NAV hear II and rejoice, ~
On me 4alost Ihrillingly doih fall
The music of thy voice: "a 20.
I" Not there most bright TO me thine eyes
z More bright than diamonds are bio
Sparkle with lustre that outVIes . r..-
ias The brightest evening star; .... &. ,..-
s. 80 But when at Home see thee shine,
With love aad beauty warm,
- Each grace each gift, each charm of thine,
Receives an added charm !"
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Edgeworth Female Seminary.


TENHE Winter Term will open the 18th of De-
J. cember and close the academic on the 18th Of
May, 1s47, with the graduation of 4he Senior class
Music, Drawing, and Painting, the Latin, Greek,
French Italian. and Spanish languages, and the sever
al branches of science, entrusted to Professional In
of much experience who devote all their time
to the improvement of their pupils. 1.y
The edi6ce and accommodations ample for thirty
five boarders most of whom complete liberal and orna
mental Education. These, with the daughters OF the
principal families Of Greensboro, form classes of most
size in each of the four years. into which the
prescribed course is distributed. XII a...
Good order, kind feelings, and great Improvement is
the we'll known characteristics OF Edgeworth.
The expenses for months $500 for tuition,
board, washing, lights, fuel &c $20 for Music $40
for Oil Painting of superior execution; $40 for Draw
ing, and either of the above mentioned languages; $780,
paid in advance. Many patrons competent to judge,
have expressed their surprise that the high character OF
the institution with the limited number OF pupils can
be sustained at these prices.
Letters for further information be addressed to
Gov. Morehead, the founder of Edgeworth, or to the
Rev. Professor Morgan, the Principal.
Greensboro, N. c., Nov. Goth, 1916. 629-6t.
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.--. RALEIGH
Classical. Mathematical and Military
.-. sa ACADEMY.
- -T.., Classical Department:
-. ]. M. LOVEJOY, PREcEPToR.
dssisted6y r. s. MASON

70 = Classical Department:
. ]. M. LOVEJOY, PREcEPToR.
.Assistedr6y r. 5. MASON.
Mathematical and Military Department:
W. F. DISRROW.
The year will be divided into two Sessions of five
months each the first Session beginning on the first
January and the second Session, the first of July
1t is the design of the preceptor that this Institution
shall not be surpassed the advantages afforded for &C
quirng thorough English, Classical and Mathematical
Education .-..,-... .s.
Pupils will be prepared to enter the Junior Glass of
any College in the United States. -t-
t'' TERMS TUITION, PER SESSION:
For English and Mathematical Studies, $15 90
For Latin, ......-. ., 20 90
The advanced Glasses may pursue the Studies of
lower Class paying only for the Studies of the Class
Military Tactics Creek French Spanish and Italian
Languages, taught TO the Pupils, free of charge
The design Of the Military Department being to fit
the Pupils act, in ofemergency, Ocres, the
West Point system of instruction will be carefully pur-
sued, nor will the Army Tactics be departed from. in
order to exhibit the boys for the benefit the Insttu
ton or for any other purposes $3.50 ...t
By Act of the last Legislature, necessary arms
and equipments are furnished by the State, but Pa
rents will be required to provide them with the pre-
N. B. A few Pupils will be taken as Boarders, by
the Principal of the Academy. .. .. -
REFERENCES: -
Hon. George E. Badger, Gen. Moye, l. 'zt =
Hon VIM. H. Haywood, Col. E. Yarbrough,
Hon.R. M Saunders, Charles L. Hinton,
Rev. DR.. Mason. .. L. D. Henry, "a
Hon John H. Bryan, 80 james B. Shepard
Hon. J. R. :. Daniel - A5 H. w. Hustled,
Hon. Richard Hines, v,-t Wm. White, -e-.. q
DR.. Baker, -s-5 E. P. Guion, Esqr's
the State, have given their names references They
send their wards to my school, and of course
their opinions can be confidently trusted. J. M. L.
Raleigh, June /, 1916. .- 579-6m.
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GanifoA Sauare.

ealed Proposals will be al the oce OF sne
Comptroller of Public Accounts until me is
in May next for enclosing the Capitol Square win
fence of stone and ion to the plan ana spec.
fers8 TO- The Commissioners OF Public Buildings Will
open and let the contract Tor the eIecoa
of The enclosure according to the provisions OF tne
=, '''o VIM F. COLLINS, Sec'yr. II. ilstl,ae
st6a q ssf'Ss u of the Board of mrnssionrers,
. .5.ssc9-agg te.Yf isI77g tfof Public Buildings.
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NORTH CAROLINA
Literary, Scientific and Military
ACADEMY.

firms and Equipments furnished by the StGte.
Next Session of this Classical, English and Mshc-
matca School, opens the lst of January, with advan-
tages unsurpassed any Preparatory School in the South
7 Classics. English etc. R. GRAY.
Mathematics, Practical, En-
gineering, Tactics, etc. -. S. PRESTON.
Music, Con anyInstrument.)o p L: l. SOLOMONS.
Classical Department $20-English SIS: No charge
made for French Language, Surveying and Civil Engi
neering, Military Tactics, Topograhical Drawing and
Vocal Music. Cd: .7r .--. ai -
...-...,..r ...- CARD. .s. . -......-.
We the undersigned, Patrons and Friends of the N.
c. Military Academy take great pleasure confidently
recommending this Institution to Parents and Guardians
throughout the State. 7o t-. ~ .#i
Albert Smedes, w. X. Gales,
James Iredell .-.- E. B. Freeman,
Kenneth Rayner W ]. Holister,
William Boylan, Peter Hines,
Thos J. Lemay s. w. ]. Clark,
w G. Hill D. K McRae,
Raleigh, Dec. Is, 1916. 6S3-St
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RRKLLz.aN'T LOTTERIES
8 SO.OOO.
S.w. MAUR Z g. co. MANAGERS.
=. - 1suecessors TO J. C. Gregory &.Co.)

.s..b.s -*.s 9 10000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
Glass G, for 1917. TO be drawn at Alexandra, on
as. Saturday. February 18Th.
r.-.e -. -- - SPLENDID PRIZES. g. '-..s ..
eso,oOOl SIO,OOGl 5000! $1,000 So, ,5O04
.iSl OIL 100 prizes of SI,O0OI 10 of $500!
~ o. 20 of S250i &c. &c. &c.
81 IS Number Loktery-l2 Drnwn Ballots
Tickets $1O-Halves S5-Quarters So SO.
Certificates of packages OF 25 whole tickets $3.50 90
Do do 25haIf do 65 90
Do .- do 25quarter do 80 so
90 Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates OF
Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries will receive
the most prompt attention, and official account Oi
each drawing sent Immediately after it is to all who
order from us-Address,
j. & C. MAURY,
Agents for J. ". MAURY s. Co., Managers.
.-.- - (Successors to J. G. Gregory s. Coz
Washington City, D. C..
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Gd- We are authorized to announce
Gen. MICAJAH 7. HAWKINS, Candidate TO rep
resent the People of the Sixth Congressional Dis
trct, composed of the Counties OF Warren, Franklin,
Wake, Johnston, Edgecomb Nash and Halifax, in the
House OF Representatives of the next Congress Of the
United States. -.. -...... -...e -...
January 8, IS47. .. 636
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MUSIC SCHOOL,.

MRS. II. WHTTAKERw will be prepared to give I
sons on the Piano, to fifteen twenty young ladies I
ensuing session which will commence Monday tue
4th day of January, and end the 4th Of June Leso
will be given day in the week except Saturday
5 December 81, 1S46. he !sne 635 y.
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A few more of the same sort left.
~ALL and procure Bottle of Old Port Wine, (war-
" ranted to be PURE JUICE,) and acknowledged by
all who have given it trial, VERY GOOD. Price IS
cents per Bottle-$6 per dozen.
-. = P. F. PEsCUD, Druggist.
Nov. %, 1916. .- ..... ..s .... 631.
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Dreadful Homieide An awful homicide wos
eommiltcd in this county, about f6 miles south
west of this place, on January, the 18th, BY. one
Spencer Reeres upon the body OF his sister;
Reeves said he was going TO Mexico, andthreatened
10 take one ofhe horses with him, and went to the
stable for the purpose of getting it. His sister
followed, to prevent him from taking the horse;
and not returning within a reasonable time, hel
mother became uneasy, and went to the stable IN
search of her, where she found her daughter with
her head cut nearly of, and cutting knife lying
BY her side-the instrument, no doubt, with which
the deed was perpelrated and Spencer the son.
had gone off with one of the horses. One OF the
nejghbors was Immediately sent for, and after as
certainng the cause of the alarm, he started in
pursuit Of Reeves, following him in the direction
Of HilIsborough Upon reaching this place, he
informed the Sheriff. who started out with two
Deputies to srarch the town for him. He was
soon arrested, and next morning was examined
before two Justices of the Peace, and commIltcd
for trial. 5'- HaLs6orough Recorder
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Gen. SCOTS Pocket Companion.

EUST received, Superior lot of CHEWING To-
eD BAcco. Those in want of good article, would
do we'll by calling at the Cigar and Tobacco Store,
where nimble sxpence will buy much shilling
will any other Store. Call and try the prices range
from cents to 81 per pound
JOHN J. KRAUSE, Tobacconist.
Raleigh, Dec. 10, 1876. - ..-- 632-2t.