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WEELsvILLE, Ohio, Jan 70, i5{7-The Article Of viii,
Cherry and Tar ind 10 be valuable medicine and use
con3doFgby n PrHctCe have sold and used nearly a
that you have forwarded, and wOuid be pleased 10 nav
you aend another supply Ga early the Of anspo,s
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AZ the Cont Street Hoel. Cont street. between Lew
and ChanIe5 sutetS.... C0mmissioAerS-E,' Solomon Il
Mallot' Robert Monteith., Ciorks-W. II. Stark 4
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

Nj d. MEY Err, No. 100 CANP street, Watch. ,-uR
1Y5s maker and deGleE in JEHELRYl GOLD va
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. Z 2
AiJswey artroles repaired at moderate prices. ml8As
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EHIRE BRICKS--3l0G0 English Fire Bricks for sale by
OILS JOHN STROUD n co, lA5 Common st.
EtEMENT-8-0 bbs Newark and R0sepJaje iaDdDg
- from ship lehEh. Cor sale by " '"
Oi8 HAHMAN & HOLDEN So Mapazine st
~ $500 b1l5 n store and for safe BY the above
ETARBLE DUST-lOl hhs Marble Dust for sale Nv
W. .ol6 JOHN STROUD & Co, ii6 Common st.
I IME-I00l Lhls Fresh Thomaston Meadow RocE Limo
~ landing from bark GlemOnt, for sale by
OBS Join sTBOUn co. las Common st.
7 ANnlNG-21 ship Vioksburg IL KEYS ORANGE I7o11Iv
Ia BUTTER, and for sale by '9S ODV
OILS CHARLES sTOUGHTON, "a Camp ST,
II OCK CAFnY-3O boxes, landing from shin Cham
D. a gpitln' loI sale by L, J. HART 81 co
or rs TchOuntoulas st.
fEMkNf-l2O1 bhls. Denmsn's, and Melon BTown7s
NoteHdae enent IN store, landing and fol sal BY
ol6 JOHN STROUD n co. l46 Common H.
PLASTER PARIS-ioO bbls Wothefspoon's, landing
= from bark St Andrew, for sale by
St2s ~ - HAHMAk & HOLDEN, SO Magazine #
sySlig onis Holherspoon's, Kings, COgRiny's and
REVERB ~ 52s and t9E sale by the above '''
HIRE Bricks. - iS9@0 E1sii5b, b d55 f;sr.ssg7.
que haYf .Igi t9g tg gg, ,,,,,s N
qs3Hi sli.hegl sAB @esteiH Fifs tlsvi III I'd a
sa'ap@s'isses, i9 sals Ri tis bAgSs
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~ DE-, .MENSlNG, Dental Surgeon
"a ANll7G returned to the cry Of New Orleans from h
Z tour in the North and East is prepared ggE7sEzR
70 perform all operations appertauiug to the
TEETH and hss become acquainted with VI %
the best mode of operating approved by the ~1 III
College Of Dental Surgeons OF Baltimore, Md His price
tor operations are IN proportion TO suit he times. sl6
TooTH-ACHE CURED
IN LESS THAN ON & MINUTE By Or. hENSING'S
IOOIR-RCHE ELIXIR or no charge. s55- Office
CARONDELET STREET, 81 doOI below Gir0d st.
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FINE WATCHES TEWHLRY, Etc.

y A. IYLEN, 81 C1sIP St, has constantly On hand
Lever, Duplex and Cylinder WATCHEs Of ali 80
- 60 the best mskerE, Also-Foh Ye4s 5Ea 81
So - Eaa7Sss and Guard CHAINS, SEALSss-aEaa5
49, - and KEYS, in every variety Gold Pens
Pencils Thnbea, Buckles, &c. Fine Bracelets Brooches
Necklace, Rings SyerYare, Spoons and FOrks Ladies'
Casters, Caps Pitcher Trays, Plated Casion Tea-Ses,
Capdeaticks. UTna rich Fancy Goods Lubnss fine Per-
fumeIy-OgehgT with great variety Of other articles
aum50ns to mention, AlsO-SPECFACLES, with Gold
Silver Shell Steel bowed ftRmes and Glasses Of even
knidETG Protector, ETC., etc., constantly hand AND
fitted to suit the eye at short notice. nils
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bagtss SyruP q Hiid CherTt aud 1ar-Ws would
eau attention % the Advertisement Of this invaluable med
Gre IN another column. Several Of lis sautary eCtE
naYs come under our personal obse8On we therefore
confidently recommend IL to the atitCted-Ed n J. HafLIS
T1s1ter and 2tMDadHcs Sentinel, (TrsHiOH) EtJ {F
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AZ me second Ward Coffee house. corner Of Maras an
GustQmhonse steets.., C0MmjssigneFs-I, J. Harris 4
x story, FaleS Shields. Cierks-H c. Foster j. VI
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VTTILL perform all operations on the TEETH fSr their
w preservation in the scientific lgF--=Hsssze
manner. ARTIFICIAL TEETH insert Esssfss@9
ed, from one to whole set, on the most0 FGSsss5A
modern and improved principles. 1ll ~
Teeth extracted without the use of ChOroiom and with
but slight pain to the patient.
From long experience in his profession and strict appioa
ton to business he hopes to merit share Of public
Reference be given TO the eminent medical men
and Surgeon Dentists in the country. az I'm
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~ Dr. Cock one Of the most eminent physicians in
Ie United 9la ana was the attending physician Of JOSEF
BonapMIe eAlNiag Of spaa, during all his residence ia
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- - VIEEC+A~- .%nfiz -1a51fTCl,-f1,'u 81 l..
fRNHE Undersigned is coma, vi NEE 4 * G1u nal
: ioT sale 2 very superior artiCleOI srJ FaCE-S-z
which he will guarp Gee to improve By aFy. fsz-at77
VIII deliver it. tree Of charges, in any part o.
the CITY or Lafayette, st the following reduced -
prices, to sn te times viz: BnttE 90 gallons 90 So Bs1ra-
~ zatoua f2 Barrgls, 40 RallonG cents gsllou lie
tal dlscount made 10 Wholesale customers.
~ line lrOpped in the PORt0iCe will be puHctaglIv
attended to. [ap29 TT JOHN f. WERD
Corner Common and ANrsE ats OpuoEa Charity Hosnits
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would not get well again. AT this time Dr. Dayss Syrup
oil Nud Cherry and Tar was recommended to me In two
or three days use Of it. the oppression and pain the breast
was greatly relieved and by the time had taken four bottle
the cough was entirely cured, and my general health and
mad been severely troubled for ten years, almost gone
teel little OF It occasionally with eNeunn The relief
Of the papaton has been great that am confident one
or Two bottles Of the medicine would have entirely Te.
moved it. HENRY NTCKRRsoN no Jobn street
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At the Hall Of Loui lana Hose Company Csrondelst
street.. Co9la5gSi0ners-R. sykes, b Kandig Samuel
JacAsoa''. CterkSEGeoTge + PsaaOn John +. Wilson.
SeUs7lh Preciact:
AZ Arthur O'DonnePs Coffee house corner of Poydras
and Circus Streets, sSioRers-Rinado Bsnser IL
I. Mcllyaine Walter NCOl.... Clerks-John w Tsyofs
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PApUcAH, KY, June s. i8i5-Siy stock of Cherry and
Tar syrup H now reduced bottles and is popnrtT
daily norea5lng You would do well to send me another
supply. '- ''oNio'
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TITrsBURu, Jan ~, lsl7.-'The Syrup Of Wild Cherry
auu az mas given geu satisfaction TO those who have used
II. lhnoW OF Circumstance Of permanent cure OF Asthma
nrOcn q wear
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. WONIHUWEkH TO CHARLESTON:
Atlanta, and Augusta -'- 10 'i'I'iH

lime through, Of h0uS-inciuding stoppares Stauing
Teuucea TO ~ miles, EhTee DAILY STAGE LINKS bsfSs
OpSiEe and Srhn, passing through West Point
NJ HieenN le 70 Glihn besides Coaches aiyyavs in
gers without detention. " 1-'OusN passsh-
The Can on the RAILROAD are of the most apDrovaI co
gtncuon Those upon the Georgia Railroad poyje6 VIII
siatefooms and Berths, for night travel. ~ wan
For through tickets, amply TO the Agent at the Fyclsr
Alabama. -s' 4'ioA'someiy'
Passenger procuring through tickets of the Agent
at Montgomery, viii save about "a AHN-'
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hUNDENIoWN, n. J., Jan. 9, lS47-We havo I0kcu
some Sg GgDs 70 inoduce I payiss Syrup d Wild Chcy
4hq " mere ma nave sold all we received from you, BT
j IL. Io2k hSs used 1t in his practice he thinks highly
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BUSINESS CARDS.

M O. RAYMOND. FAMILY GROCER, II Carr
w STREET. apA
a WETuERBY, SIP BROKER, 20 PoYdEas 81,
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took Dr. Davss Syrup Of Wild Cherry aud Tar and mme.
hearty This statement received from himself his name
Henry 1, Godshalk, Waminstet township Bucks county
Ia lie IS known all over the CoUntyis poor luburng
man. and II cannot be denied that the Syr- saved lis life
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Your Syup Of Wild Cherry and Tar is sn bvsIuabI.
remedy i cured the worst Of colds with me- Won Bni
a'sEiitlcate will 9bseTiuig give it. s. AArEs
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- 20 BERT SKINNER,
BRlCALAl Err, No. I 3 ROYAL STREET,
UNDERTAKES eli kinda Of FIRE WORK such az the
- Setting Of Cooking Ranges, Ovens, Steam -
Boilers etc, All work dono by The Eubscnber win ~
Be guaranteed, and specimens of his work may be ts@
any time. AesN
with diaUaiCh. iaIg "
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nR. PEARSON informs his batieat. that he oou he
~ consulted daily at his Office from ssS5assszes
A. NJ. to P. M. DIR. Peason's many i'm. HsSss5s
proyements in DENTAL SURGERY u 49, ~
are too well known and ppTeciated TO REQUIRE LI
enumeratng. His Block Teeth are particularly worthy tbe
Httentan OF those requiring artificial ones Ills prices are
graded spit the circumstances of ALL Office al ms resi-
dene9. NO B-4LON.NE aLreeL. naaI Ganal. Ela NJ
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DENTISTRY. Sc.

DENTAL NOTICE
TRR. PEARSON informs his patients ne l=H=#A
~ still cont nues his business at his resi-.
denoe, No. s BARONNE STREET, neargI FYStss5A
Canal All operations faithfully reformed III T-fFY
His prices graded to suit the circumstances of am
N. B.-NO connection whatever with Mr. Auf0ny og
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y Ceoner Of GiIod street,, respectfully informs ca
the citizens OF New Orleans and Planters of Lou. aA
sianal that he is prepared to manufacture and tstS
furnish all articles in the above line, and has con
CSTS = IN SANITY banda good assortment of AID.
EAs7S4-4a=554I4 dies, BRIDES, MARTIFGALEE
sztT5+sts y III WHIPS, SPURS, and HARNESS Of
HOLsFERS, PAgKsADDLES, VAL IsEs aud HOB,
Il LES-ali which viii sell as low as those who import
them, aud warrant them 70 be good-whe they are All
Of the CRESCENT CITY manufacture.
tS~ Goods suitable for the California Trade furnished at
shod notice
,.Esy- REP AIRING attended to with neatness and
dispatch. ivly6
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Az hamper Coffee houe, corner Of Toulouse and o
leYee streets. C0mgiSsf Il. cys-, r. Maxent BenisT
Na4 Osefn, u " hampel.... CerkS-Gusaye Jaquet
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instaments; on condition, however, that release O
all claim for principal and interest account of said
sum of two hundred and fifty thousand dollars shall
be first executed by the said Greek nation to the
United States, in such manner as the President OF
the United States shall Direct in full discharge OF
the same and on condition. also, that the persons to
whom said money shall be paid shall make proof to
the satisfaction of the President of the United States
that they have full power and authority to receive
and receipt for the same.
SEc.s4 find be 1t further enacted, That the Secre-
taTy of the Treasury be- and he is bereby required
to pay, out of any money in the treasury not other
wise appropriated the Creek nation of Indians, or
the order of the delegation of Indians aforesaid
the sum of forty-three thousand three hundred and
thirty three dollars thirtythree and onehird cents IN
satisfaction of the claims of thirteen hundred Creek
Indian emigrants, friends and followers OF General
Mcintosh, who were emigrated to the west In elgh-
hundred and twenty mine, by Col Crowell, under
in the ninth article of the treaty of twentyourth OF
January eighteen hundred and twenty Provided,
That the persons to whom said money shall be paid
shall make proof to the satisfaction of the President
of the United States, that they have full power to
receive and receipt for the same: find Prorided also,
That said money shall be paid only condition that
release be first executed to the United States In
full of all claims for principal and interest ON ac-
count of the emigration of said thirteen hundred
Creek Indians. ~s
Approved August IL, 184e. .L
ROBT. G.. WINTHROP,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
G. nj. DALLAS,
Vice President of the United States, and :
President of the Senate.
JAMES K. POLK.
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OREGON! TEXAS! CALIFORNIA!

"ISHING to move to one of the above countries
w offer for sale that well known stand where now
reside, known Rogers Winns Roads, l 5 miles
Northwest of Raleigh, containing about $50 of Land
two thirds still in forest. There are on it comfortable
Dwelling House, large and convenient Store House,
large Gin house, Blacksmith shop Post Office and
other necessary out houses good water and is among
the handsomest situations in the county, high healthy
and desirable place to live at, and no doubt but as
good country stand any.
also offer my plantation track miles north, on
Neuse River and Big Lick creek containing 512 acres
about 400 bottom Land and about half of the
tract still in forest about half of the bottom Land heavi
y tmbered the balance well inclosed This tract living
in the bend of the River is truly rich and valuable or
nary houses, good water. T-7
Persons wishing to settle themselves permanently in
this country will do well my lands before purchas-
ing elsewhere as am determined to leave this country
will sell the above lands cheap-no mistake. Come and
see, if you want bargain.
ROBERT N. JEFFREYS.
Wake N. c., Feb. ls, Is49. 749-tch.
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REV. DIR HOOPER,S
FAMILY SCHOOL, IN THE COUNTY,

SNSOV AssLteSOn DepOgs WUTeH CO., w Cs
HE Subscriber having spent upwards of thirty years
an instructor in the Colleges of the Carolinas
Is desrous to retire. for the rest of his life,
private situation. He proposes, therefore, open in
January next, at the place aforementioned, Select
School for Boys bettDeen and Is years Of age in
which their intellectual and moral cultivation can be
carefully attended to, and where they win be Withdrawn
from the usual temptations of towns and villages
The subscriber hopes that his long services in public in
stitutions have made him sufficiently known the pub
c to furnish to parents guaranty that their sons if
trusted to him, will be well taught and well taken care Of
He is happy also to add that he iso have the asss-
lance of Prof. j. DeDernlere Hooper, for
many past instructor in Classics and Modern Lam
guages, in the University of this State.
Terms, $500 per annum for those who study Mod
ern Languages $50 extra The first year there will be
accommodations for only IA l6 applications therefore,
should be early made. No boys fifteen will be tax
en- if a sufficient number under that age he offered
All other particulars given in Circular, which will
be sent to application to the subscriber at
Wake Forest College, N c. till the 18th of December
next after which time, application must be made
him at Littleton, Warren County, n. C.
w. HOOPER
November 6, 1s4s. 1876
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LAND FOR SALE.

TNHE Subscriber offers for sale his Tract of Land sit
i uated some seven eight miles from Raleigh and
formerly occupied by Mr.. Wilmington Said land is
imbered with oak and hickory and contains about $50
fence, and in high state of cultivation. There is
small dwelng-house, kitchen, and corn-crib the
Farm, besides good orchard of peach and apple trees
There Is also an excellent well of pure water the
house. The neighborhood is remarkably healthy, and
its society good These lands adon the lands of Jona-
than Utley, Esq and the possessions of the
Messrs. McCuers and Stevensons.
The terms will be made easy to suit the purchasers
and only part of the money will be reqnired at
AS this land bought cheap great bargain can be
had, if aplication be made soon. Mr. Jonathan Utley
will show the premises to any person desiring to see the
same not disposed of before March Superior Cont
it will then be sold at public auction at the Court House
door in this City. PATRICK MCGOWAN
February 5, ls49. 74d-
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HEAR THE WORDS OF AN OLD SOLDIER
PhiladelDhia Auonsf Ic IoAP


10 ne Fu0hc: When soldier in the American
camp In ITS, with many others lowing to great ex
Posure had violent attack of disease of the LUNGS bv
winch was disable from duty for a long time Since
tha' Peod until recently, have never been free from
cough and difficulty of breathing. Year after wear
nave exPectorated over gill day; often much more
and some times mixed with blood. For months toeetb
e night after night have had sit or be bostered nm
10 OBTAIN my breath The weakness and debility coused
ny sucn constant expectoration, frequently brought me
70 state bordering on DEATH have had skilf phvs;
cans me, and every thing that was Thought
nkely to give me relief without any beneficial effect
Last winter had another very severe attack of InAam
nation on the Lungs, which fully expected would be
the last then considered my case as past the aid of
medicine when was advised use Jayne's Expector
ant dc SO with strong hope that as it had cured
many OF my acquaintances of various disease of the
lungs, might at least mitigate my suferines Need
say now gathed feel 7? It has efectually cured me-
As soon as commenced taking it. found itreaehed INV
case' ana began to breathe with. more freedom NV
expectorauon became easy, and my cough entirely left
me- now feel as well ever did in nv life and am
neer tnan lhave been for the last sixty years. Now a
ter suffering SO long, and finding last such signal re-
neI rom LIZ Jaynes Expectorant feel anxious to in
FORM my fellow citizens where relief may be had
- NICHOLAS HARRIS, Sen., % Lombard ST.
. Mr' Harrls has long been worthy member 1--WE be-
heve deacon of the First Baptist Church in This c;t
and implicit confidence may be placed in his assertion
Sat- EOeniag Post.
Prepared only by DR.. D. jayne Philadelpha and sold
on Agency by Williams, Haywood. & CO.. Drugcists
Raleigh. N. G. ee'
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NOTICE.

A the annual meeting of the Directors of the North
"A Carolina Mutual Insurance Company, held on the
I'd January ls49 the following resolution adopted
Resolved That an assessment of fve per cent be levi
ed on all the premium notes, outstanding on this I'd
January, lS49.
Notice is hereby given that the above assessment is
required to be paid at the Office of the North Carolina
Mutual Insurance Company in Raleigh on or before the
first day of May next.
All letters addressed to the Secretary ON business of
the Company must be post paid, they will not be
taken from the office.
JAMES F. JORDAN, Secretarv.
Raleigh, February 26th, Is49. z7-St.
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SEDGWICK FEMALE SEMINARY,
RALEIGH, N. C.

Rev. J. J. Finch, 1'rfRcfp0I,
Mrs. M. s. Finch, English Department,
Monsieur ]. BRADY, French and Music.
VTNHE exercises of this Institution will be resumed on
the 1sr of April next, aordng pupils usual every
facility for acquiring useful and ornamental Education
TERMS PER SESSION FIVE MONrHs:
Board $50 90
English tuition, Primary Branches, 10 90
Higher do Is 90
Tuition in French, 10 90
Music on Piano or Guitar, 20 90
Use of instruments, each 8 90
Incidental expenses, 90
The principal, desirous of changing the vacation at
Sedgwick, will receive pupils on the lst of April for
term of three months; at the close of which Session of
five months will commence the first of july and close
the 1st of December following The charge for three
months will be at the published rates per month. No
deduction for absence, except in of protracted i'll
Circulars containing minute details will be
sent to any one application to the Principal.
Raleigh, Feb. 19, ls4s. 74s-4t
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RRORTANT SALE OF
RECLAIMED SWAMP T.A,
Ia lar5zE E.Nes Ha714TKv ulDnx


RECLAIMED SWAMP Lam.
80 IN WORTH 0GROLEN:g.
YsHE President and Directors of the Iito,.
OF North carolina, in pursuance of certain tpai
tons passed at the last session Of the General ISeO
bly,, offer for sale, Assem-.
10000 ACRES OF SWAMP LANns
constituting part of the Literary Fund of A..
situate in Hyde and Washington Counties. and Ssk
ing the region lying between Pamlico and AlbaA'
Sounds. eAah
These lands, have been drained at great exper,o
the direction Of competent Engineers, and laid o Ne
Sections. The drainage has been effected by tua AS
Canals, to-Tits Pungo Canal, extending from D. pnA
Lake to Pungo river, six and halfmies in lenot uln
an average width at bottom of % feet depth e. VIII
fall IL feet-and Alligator Canal, from AlIieaet aa
to Pungo river, miles long with AVERAGE ui,S aN
bottom Of 80 feet, depth r, and fall 10 feet ,o.
with sundry tributaries or lateral ditches These Se
are navigable for Batteaux and empying into ths
lewaters of Pamco Sound, their mouths are acca0
TO sea-going vessels.
A large portion of this Land abounds in JunD., y
press and other valuable Timber, for which the ,
Eastern North Carolina is distinguished. The ro:
consists of Prairie covered with the Cane and Raa
and in the estimation of the Engineers who
the whole of it is extremely fertile. Nh
To Grain Farmers, and tothe getters of Slaves u.
ing and Shingles, this land offers peculiar inducsm
To Immigrants in the Ports of the United States
-. d.
Land offers soil believed to be as fertile as anv US
Northwestern States with easy access to the s.. %
within three days sail of New York. The Jupipp 5a
is pleasant and the hands engaged during the a, %
Summers, in getting Shingles, have enjoyed eTc.D'
health. -st Tu
TIME AND PLACE.
The Sale viii take place in the Town of Wasbi,.
ton, in Beaufort County, by Public Auction, comman
ing on Monday, the 2Ist day of May next, and will
superintendent by the members Of the Board, in noa
os p sao TERMS. 4
The Land will he sold in Sections of about I6O An.
according to the Maps and Plates of the Engineers
credit will be given Of one two three and four vea
be paid in equal instalments with interest from the do,
Bond and approved security will be required and H.,
title withheld until the purchase money shall be maid
full Certificates of purchase will be given and the t
when made, will be warranted.
r. 1zs s,.s TURNPIKE ROAD.
AT the same time and place, the Board will recsn
Proposals for completing the Turnpike Road from Pune
Lake to the Town of Plymouth.
Given under my hand, at the Executive Office I'M
City of Raleigh, this 9Th day of March, A. D., 1919
CHARLES MANLY, Gov. of N. c..
and ex officio Pres't Lit'y Board,
By order: 5-.
J.. CHEvEs MANLE, Secretary to Board
Raleigh, March 9th, ls49. HS-s,
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A. B. STITH & co.
General Agents, Commission Merchants, and
Auctfoneers. Raleigh. n e.

General Agents, Commission Merchants and
AuctfOneers, Raleigh, N. c.
A B. STITH & CO. would respectfully annOmr
Ao to the public that they now prepared a
General Agents, Commission Merchants and Aue6on.
eers, to sell Goods, Wares, and Merchandise which NAV
be committed to their charge, and for the same
with punctuaity and promptitude; also to attend to
all business in their line, of whatsoever kind that NAV
be entrusted to their attention and care They solicit
share of public patronage, with the assurance that no
pains will be spared their part to give satisfaction
REFERENCES:
His Excellency CHARLES MANLT, Raleigh, N. c.
WILLIAM HILL, Esq. Secretary of State.
CHARLES L. HINTON, Esq. Treasurer.
r GEoRGE w. MORDEcAT, Esq.
DR.. josiah o. WATSON.
+ MATHEW SHAW, Esq.
= B. F. Moore, Esq.
Hon. ]. r. ]. DANIEL, Halifax, N. C.
Hon. ANDREW JoYNER, a-+ Weldon, n. c.
February Goth, Is49. 746-f
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