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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-27

A CURIOUS ArrAp.-Somo elk years ago
Augustus Kenperly city collector =, s, Louis,
was discovered to be q defaul,cr in $4,000 and
dismissed notwiths,an ing hi. strong pro,esta.
TORS Of innocence. II Gently, however, i, has
come to light by a re-cxaminstion Of his sc.
counts. ths, instead OF being . defsul,er, the
ct, Of St, Louis really owes him $4,000 with
interest, besides tho res,ora,ios Of bliyh'ed
70, u,stion.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-27

IlisroRYor ALL NATIONS. Wilkins, Car
ter e. Co., have issued two numbers of q
work under this title. 70 be completed ia ,hir-
ty numbers, by S. G. Goodrich, or Peter Par
ley. |, isa royal octave, illustrated with q
large number Of wood cuts. The plan Of the
work is good, and its general character such
as should make j, popular. Price twenty. five
cents q number.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-27

The undersigned having associated himself
with his Brothers as above, takes this method
of rendering his thanks to his customers Tor the
very liberal patronage that has been EXTENDED
to him and will be much gratfed for con-
ltinuance Of tbe same al the lower store, where
every inducement will be made 10 crafty lheli
wishes WILLIAM NEWTON.
NEWPORT June % lslg
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ltubEcTs. lSlIbbers =!

4. G. WALES Il CO. would also inf; rm the
public that they have been appointed Selling
Agents for the Original Goodyear Metallic Rub
her Shoe Company also for Isaac IIarshorn q
Cos Patent Sheet Rubber Shoes and for the
largest and best importers ofPara Ruibcrs in this
country. all Of whom authorize us to sell atihe
% west prices on liberal terms.
Nov on hand, 0,0O0 Pairs Of various
Ruhbrrs Boston, July KIND
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-27

UTA Coroners Inques, was held yesterday
afternoon on the body of James Smith, a sol
der belonging to Company l.. stationed al
Fort Adams, he was found in the dock near
Banis.er's Wharf, and was last seen Thurs.
day night lying on the plate ofthe wharf. The
jury gave their verdict Dat the deceased came
by his death by accidental drowning.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-27

It is said tomato vines, taken up before frost
ed, put in pots, treated as house plant', and
set out in the spring, will bear earlier and
richer fruit for re, eral successive years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-27

To such an extent is veneration for the
fair sex carried in San Francisco that party
of Oregonans stopped to have dance round
an old cast-of' bonnet
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-27

The examination Of the witnesses in the
case of Judson, on trial at New York for insti
eating the Astor Place Riot, was closed or
| Saturday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-27

DEDICATION new Baptist church in
San Francisco was dedicated to the service OF
God on the first Sunday in August.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-27
Thursday Stpt. 20.

There is man in Illinois, named Barrow
who has changed his politics so often, that the
neghbors call him Uhcei-BaIrow.
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PAINTED FLOOR CLOTHS,

OF which may be found the largest stock in the
market Hotel keepers and ship owners are
respectfully invited to call and examine.
sept &c, Is I'm.
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To FrIit-Growers. 81.
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES.


&Iz TIE suh-crihrr, wishing TO make soue
..12-allerations in his frui grounds. ofes for
sar rome extra. sized trees, consisting Nth c
PEAR and PLUM, in bearing state.
Also, large-slzed APPLE, CHERRY and
other Fruit Trees, Ornamental T:.es, shrubs,
&c. = go
Persons wishing 20 procure Extra Fino
Trees. of large size. will please call, make their
selections and mark the same during thee com
ing artumn. The peartrecs are al. WORK d on
seedlings, and are of the best quality. II few
thousand dwarf pear trees in a bearing site
on ounce.
TULTPS-iatwo hundred superior varcties;
orders for which should be made previous 10
the first Of November.
BUCK TiORNS. Two hundred and twenty
thousand Buokthorns-one, two, and three yenis
old.
The whole are offered Cor sale at the lowest
market prices. SAMUEL WALKER,
Eustis street RoAbury.
RoSbury, Set 10, CIV, is.
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II ISLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY
DFGULAR Quarterly Meeting at 3 p NJ.
u Tuesday, October I'd. at he Cabinet, Wa
terInan street, Providence sept q, in.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-27

The Montreal Pilot says there is no doub'
that the seat Of government will be removed
from that city
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Court OF PROBATE,

THE Ex 'cutor's 18th account on the EsraIs
Of Isaac Barker, late of Middletown, dec 4,
was presented for examination and allowance.
IL is ordered that the same Re received an | The
consideration thereof referred 10 a Cour Of
Probate to bo holden at the Town House in
Midderown on the Sd Monday Of October,
next, Al on" O'Clock, p. NJ, and that previous
notice be given by publishing copy OF this
order three successive weeks, in the Herald Of
the Times foi all persons interested to appear
at said Time and place, and be heard,
A True Copy,-wtness,
JOSHUA COGGESIiALL, PROFIT Clk.
SHOEBUYERS, vows YOUR TINE
CASH AHEAD on ALL CGlPETlTl0Ni!
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PERFECT HEALTH.

Such an elect bias The knowledge Of The
Facts htd upon the practice Of Physicians of a
second Fate, that they have tried in our own
free $ tate, to get bill laSsed preventing the
ale Of any Medicine or Compound. unless
prescribed by themselves; hnt it would not do:
The people say il shall not be, Where is the
man who would prohibit the sale ola Medicine
that performs snch cures 40 lhe loilunIng
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-27

In consequence of the above arrangement II
is ali important that all debts due previous to
Ist oil January should be settled Immediately.
E,F&J. Il NEWTON,
WILLIAM NEWTON.
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II e. WALES e. CO

7. {. WALES & co,
Corner of Broad and Central sts., Boston,
Arc determined to sell best BsolS and shoes
in this country and at The loMest Prices. by
the package o. dozcn.-for Cash only.
Buyers, call and see for yours elves.
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and will continue their former business on a
more extensive plan. at No lSG ~ ISS Thames
street, corner Of Pelham; nn- respectfully So
lcit continuance Of patronage
EDWARD +. NEWTON,
JAMES X. NEWTON,
June SS 1919 WILLIAM NEWTON,
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bank Stock.

Bank Stock.
Il SHARES in ths capital stock Of the Rhcde
I Islond Union Bank, for particulars enquire
oi JEREMIAH GOODsPf ID. A.
Auction a. Colnmis-,op Ne ksnt.
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V'tlE subscribe hare concentrated thel
l. business e. 70 med ii copartneShiP this day
under the name & firm OF
NEWT rnN kROTH r.
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ACEN Ts.

AGENTS.
DR. n r HAZARD,
r. TAYLOR, Newport
JOHN lIEADLY, p..,.,h
JOHN TALNAN, 0''"'
RICHARD g. DRAKE, Tiverton.
JOSEPH q LUTHER, Swsnzey.
Sept emo
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Gums Domestic MedIcine.

INR Poor Mans friend, in the hours of affection main
yand sickness, safe and reliable guide-Raymond's
copy, price three dollars :rf.'.' .
This book points out in plain language free from doc
tors terms the diseases of women and children and
the latest and mostmroved used in their creanS
is intended expressly ferthe benefit of families 1t also
contains descriptions of the medical roots and herbs of
the United States and how they used in the
OF diseases 1t is arranged and simple plan by
which the medicine is reduced principles of common
sense This invaluable book has passed through manv
editions; it has now been revised and improved in every
respect and enlarged to nearly double its former
and contains nine hundred octave pages It does not
propose to dispense with physicians in severe cases.
But 1t does propose to thousands and tens of thou
sand annually by putting the of cure into eyerv
man hands and of saving valuable lives (Which is
of tar imporance) by instructing individuals how
to check disease in its beginnings before has acquired
too much strength to resist and overcome
OPINIONS THE Press. "We seldom fake m
book of this class with any favorable Impressions for we
lear quackey and Pretenson have been awork for the
poor man. but IN this work all prejudces were con-
quered.s Professional men we'll as others we see
cheer1uly recommend this book which has, in its ample
pages much of the necessary instruction to ward off or
10 cure olsease. -.1 Neco York Express.
The great advantage possesses over all other books
kind IS that the author has avoided all Latin terms
this is what has brought Dr. Gums work into such ex
tensive family use.'' Neao Orleans Pico,rtne
AS medical Wade Mectsna, it has for wears stood
hlgh and now since its revision (RaymonJs w will
take the lead of all similar works. NobiL Do;I, Ar
Its extensive sale has established its worth and slammed
1t as standard and useful book. KentskcEu azette
rsae at the old established North Carolina Book
Store, by, 3l-., f-,=.s-I9.st H. ID. TURNER =.
raleigh, Jan 10, lS19. .bf'Ea.r93 es.s V.Ff74I -r
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Valuable River Lands for Sale.

4 TRACT of Land lying (more than mile in 'front.'
"A on Alabama River, in Wilcox county, four miles
from Camden, and nearly opposite Bridgeport-con
ing one thousand and eighty acres-a of which is Low
Grounds, except eighty which is up Land and
good spring on it. The Low Grounds all lie high and
work twenty-five or thirty hands-a Framed House,
Crib, Negro Houses, &c. Spring w ater, on the bank
of the River and if desired small tract of Land about
mile from the Plantation-a high healthy situation
good Spring Water-a Framed Dwelling House, Kitch-
en-, &C., as healthy location for Family residence as
any in the Southern County. All the above Lands
would sell accommodating to price and paw
ments. M. H. PETTWAY
739-l0W.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-02-21
LAND FOR SALE.

TIME Subscriber offers for sale his Tract Of Land sit
i uated some eight miles from Raleigh, and
formerly occupied by MIR. Wilmington Said land is
tmbered with oak and hickory, and contains about so
fence, and in a high state of cultivation. There is
small dwelling-house kitchen, and a corn-crib the
Farm, besides good orchard of peach and apple
There is also excellent we'll of pure water the
house. The neghborhood is remarkably healthy, and
its society good These lands adon the lands of Jona-
than Utley, Esq and the possessions of the
Messrs. McCullers and Stevensons.
The terms will be made easy to suit the purchasers,
and only part of the money will be reqnired present
AS this land was bought cheap, great bargain can
had, if APPLICATION be made Mr. Jonathan Utley
will show the premises to person desiring the
If not disposed of before February Court it will
then be sold at public auction the Court House door
in this City. PATRICK MCGOWAN.
February 5, 1S49. 744-
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NOTICE.

lnN the first Monday in March next will sell for
" cash at the Court House door in the town of Fay
etteville the following lands, much thereof will
pay the Taxes due thereon for the year lS47 and all e
gal costs.
S5s3 Duncan Bue, Sen. joins John P. Mclean
and others.
One lot David R. Bell, Haymoun joins Mrs Pearce.
' David Carver Jr. joins Sampson Boon and others.
/" J. Calder for r. Young, Haymount, joins
James A. Byrne .
One lot Betzey Hogs on Ramsey street Fayetteville,
joins Arsenal. ......
One lot Armaretta Jenkins, Ann and Lamon street
Fayetteville, joins Arsenal.
IS acres jeremiah Kyle, near Hugh Gilmores, Sen "
One lot Moses Harris Frink street Fayetteville
d" Thomas Morgan, Campbeton.
=" Angus Mckenzie, on Mechanic st Fayetteville.
- Margaret Revels North street Fayetteville
Frances Spears, in Campbellton.
Two lots Charlotte Terry, Winslow street.
81 acres Thomas Nunnaee, near Rockfsh creek.
"a 90 James Baker, near Flea Hill
roo William S. Latta, East of Cape Fear, joins
Strange and Others
% formerly John McRaes, Morganton road joins
Mcpherson.
ALEXANDER JOHNSON, Sheriff:
February I'd, ls49. ..-- .7444t
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.'-.- t.' CHEAP ':'' '-'' $3.50.
BOOK & STATIONERY STORE,
ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACTORY,
., .a. AND PAPER WAREHOUSE. .i..E

HENRY D. TURN Err,
NO 1, FAYETTEVILLE STREET, RALEIGH, N. c.
WTOULD invite the attention of his friends and the
w public GENERALLY to his choice assortment of
.t Standard Works, !er~a aH. rel
in the departments of Literature including The
ology, Medicine, Biography Civil and Ecclesiastical
History Poetry Natural and Moral philosophy, Natural
History Architecture, Voyages and Travels, Fine Arts
Classical and General Literature ~.H
School Books,
comprising all the various kinds in use, at the lowest
market price. .,. ,,.; . .-..,.-..-,-,,.
Particular attention paid to furnishing Public, Family
Church, Law, and School Libraries.
Staple and Fancy Stationery.
English, French, and American, comprising in part
Drawing Writing, Letter and Note Papers, Envelopes
Tissue and Fancy Papers, Qus Gold and Silver Pen
Gil Cases, Enameled Cards, Black, Blue, Red Scarlet
and Copying Inks best quality Ink Stands every variety
Parallel Rules, Red and Black Wax, Gunters Scales,
Port Crayons Paints Measuring Tapes, Writing Desks,
Backgammon and Chess Boards, Chess Men, States,
Pocket Books Wallets Purses Portfolios in great vare
ty, Pocket Memorandums Ivory and Pearl Tablets Card
Cases. Dice and Dice Boxes, Knives of all kinds &c.
The whole comprising of the largest and best select
ed Stocks of the kind be found in the United States.
Books imported to order. ..-,,s-,s1
complete assortment of blank Books always on hand.
Books ruled and bound to any pattern required
November /, 1913. .-.. - 730-:
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TAYOR-ING & 7CASS-IMERRINGs
rILL-MoRE JoRUNTs, CHIEF--BUTHEN
81 Grand Entree Confidently Prognosticateds
- .sa EVERY BODY RUN HERE - s.faaa.

Grand, Entree Confidently Prognosticateds
- 80 EVERY BODY RUN HERE - t.faHaa
TINoW ali men in particular, women and children
N in general purposes of more general
by these presents that in Consequences Of the low prices
and limited foreign demand ascribed to revolutions ana
Ia aumss y elt 'fP = '1Su 6HGQ72 81
eIrug & pRpBene, a. R.. Hl.g52. :
in these digs" intend up and aern1ent
of M AS and others who knew where to look for ats-
tic poinsther superb and copious surplus Taycrings,
Cassmerngs Satinetings, Cashnerings, Resnngs IRA
vatings and all other things together with any quantt
of suhGry and Sunday come-toImeetingi umofageous
styles during the approxmatve at their wlome
stand and STALL Ugly Row. opposite Lougee and the
Pe,Der box and hard by To~les PTmroses s. and Etch-
fords and do hereby authorize and socle everybody
every where and every day, individually and collective
ly call and SETTLE for few OF the tailest,
widest blackest brownest bluest and most extensive
dido captivating and suecumbng killing FITS that man
monkey, baboon dandy was ever knocked INTO or
out Of on this erraqueous orb also herein Intimate,
to those who have tested our aTtstcal skill In Gente-
men costuery and notify others who wish and expect
to rehearse anecdotes that due preparation has been
made for all who feel Inclined and IN order that every
thing may go on smoothly number of scientific gentle
men, of tasteful and merted skill hare been engaged
to be employed with great despatch and promptness on
all customary and customers costumic Jobbery. We
will therefore say in conclusion, 7. 40 D..
90 Come every body old and young, i:ts t1isn.rq
a. sr Who wish cut dash, ~ .ta EEg.r
=! Now is your time to come it strong, -a1 5tgo-
3 r.5 Not gratis, but for cash. q..s..z bio 81
BIG 80 80 ,elr BUG7EE.
MeSsrs. Oliver d Proctor i3
TO their patrons won't say they grateful they
know -but that they will spread themselves,
with their usual 'Hghallutng and lowfauting speed
.-.--- - ,oI il.l ots gods 1a r.. -.sr'..9 rs
81 Royal Raleigh Ringtail Rousers. sai 7-'f-z3. =
Oct. so, 1s4s. - tsi5@g 73l-
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FIRE COMPANY.

TNHE citizens of Raleigh hereby invited to enrol
Il their names members of Fire Company accord
ing the provisions of Act of Assembly entitled
An Act for the better protection of the City of Ra-
leigh from losses by fire. Persons disposed volunteer
members of the will furnish the city constable
with their before Saturday the oath day of
February 1s49, which day if the prescribed number
(Forty) have not previously volunteered draft will be
made from the whole number Of citizens supply the
deficiency.
Members of the Fire Company are exempt by Act of
Assembly from Military duty during their term of
vice, except in case of hostile invasion. gsF
w. D. HAYWOOD Intendant. .
Raleigh, February 9th, 1s49. 744-3t T
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. ... al
4 T the Annual Meeting of the members Of the North
N Carolina Mutual Insurance Company, held at the
Office of the Secretary the 2nd and Sd of January ls49
the following persons were elected Board of Directors
for the ensuing year, viz:
Josiah o. Watson, Raleigh,
Geo. w. Mordecai, do. ..
Richard Smith, do.
John Primrose, do. -a.r g.
Henry D. Turner, do.
w. w. Holden, do .
Jos. G. b. Roulhac do. .,
James F. Jordan, do. .'
Geo. McNeill, Fayetteville.
~ James Sloan, Greensborough,
-s.-.fi Jas. E. Hoyt, Washington, g..
Charles Slower, Newbern, . ---.'
Joshua G. Wright, Wilmington, -
The Board of Directors then organized by appointing
the following officers:
Josiah o. Watson President,
Geo. w. Mordecai, Vice President,
Richard Smith, Treasurer,
Jas. F. Jordan, Secretary,
Geo. w. Mordecai,
Richard Smith, ; Executive Committee.
John Primrose,
A Report of the business of the Company since its
organization, will be published soon.
JAS. F. JORDAN, sec'y.
Raleigh, Jan. 10, ls49. 40
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Important Remedy.-Dr. MitcheIFs
Eve SaIVe.

4 CERTAIN, safe and efectual cure for sore, weak
and lnfamed Eyes, designed expressly for diseases
OF the Eyes The unparalleled which has
tended the of this PREPARATION and the acknowledge
ed necessity for article which be relied upon
remedy in severe of Opthamc affections which
are prevalent in this country induce the proprietor
make arrangements through his Agents. to place his
Salve within the reach of every individual whe may
need the benefits which may result from its -
The great advantages possessed by this article
every other its rtanty safety, convenience and
my All Physicians admit that great danger to be ap
pretended from drugging the eye when in iniamcd
and unhealthy state In the of this Salve this obec
ton is entirely removed, harm possibly result
from its it being in all applied to the external
portions of the eye; thereby avoiding all the inconven
ence pain and danger which necessarily attends the in
PRODUCTION of any pungent article into the eye It's
tivy in subduing the Inflammation is great that but
few require the of than Bottle to eff
feet perfect
The above Medicine is for Sale in this City by Messrs
Williams, Haywood & Co. and by Messrs Pescud and
Johnson and at the North Carolina Bookstore, by MI
Turner; and by other Agents throughout the State.
Raleigh, Sept. I3, 1s4s. 723-9m.
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MUEL. MARKS, -
SYCAMORE STREET. PETERSBURG. VA.

s "a M u Ell H. M A r K s.,
SYCAMORE STREET, PETERSBURG, VA,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN a.nl -s
CONFECTIONERY FRUITS, CIGARS, AND
-.f t.. FANCY GOODS. .....ea'-- s..at..
:" OULD respectfully inform his town and country
w friends, and the public generally, that by recent
arrivals from the Northern Cities, he is enabled to offer
greater inducements in his line than any other house
Petersburg, he having taken much larger house, Give
doors below his former stand and adding, at consdera
BILE expense large Establishment for the mandatory of
Confectionery of every description say with conf
dence that he sell good articles and low prices
be purchased any of the Northern cities He
would particularly invite all Country Merchants who are
about making their purchases, to give him call. @
4f SAMUEL H. MARKS. q
N. B. All those disposed to favor with their
ders, may rely upon their receiving my immediate at
tention. ,Is. r ..-' .. 5. H. M.
September 27. g.. ... ..t + - 726-
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CALL AND SEE.

TNHE Subscriber has hand an extensive assortment
l. of Groceries, such as Sugar, Coffee, Salt, MOaes
Vinegar, Butter Cheese Iron of all kinds and Sizes FISH,
Leather, Shoes Cotton arms Flour, Sc, Dry Coos
suitable for tie Crockery Ware Hard Ware DC
All of which will be sold low for cash. and cash only
He would tender his thanks his friends and custom
for the patronage heretofore received and invite them
to call again. f45Qnlo a.aa5:a.r} % H B. HAYES
Raleigh, Jan. 1, 71s4e. ..fi ,,..I,;lef, ,s., 740-
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FIRE.

ETNHE Etna Insurance Company, of Hartford, Conn
i offers to insure Buildings and Merchandise, against
loss or damage by fre at premiums suit the times
tThsfs one Of the oldest and best Insurance Copan
In the United States and pays its losses promptly
Applications for Insurance in Raleigh or its vicinity
to be made to = ~F2 8. w WHITING Agent
And for Milton, N. c., and dlvfcinity, to
.f2. a@l iE.a7.fs-. Z, N.J?PALMER, Agent
October 20, ls4s. 676-ly
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NOTICE.

Sheriff's Sale In Cumbeflamd COHhsy'
ON the first Monday in March next / viii sell for
u J cash. at the Court House door in Fayetteville,
the following tracts of Land much thereof as Will
satisfy the taxes due thereon and all expenses
on said sale, viz:
Acres Bv whom Listed Where situated.
so High Black Anderson's Creek.
100 A J Cameron for Gilbert xE<a
McInnis. do
so John Butler Jumping Run.
365 MaIcom Cnrrie Beaver Dam.
$50 NeiIl Lamont for the heirs tt{
of Malcolm Lamont, Rockfsh Greek.
200 Arch'd Mcmillan Grains Creek.
IT'S Angus McRae, for the heirs Er
of Daniel Patterson, Raft Swamp.
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BLAKE PITTMAN,
(LATE HALIFAX, y. c.
OMMISSION Nj MERCH A n L

PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA,
NIVES his special attention to the sale of all kinds o
T Country produce, the purchase of Goods, and the
receiving and forwarding of Goods
REFER TO
BF Moore Esq. Raleigh, n. C.
Thomas K. Thomas Esq Lousburg, n. C..
", W, WsI5o@s Y; Po5''h' Esq Rocky Mount NC,
Jesse H. Powell, J p..1ho, NC
DIR. ]. J. Philips,
I'm: T. T \ 5s$: 5ss=; s$s55: = 3: ws'''".
Patterson, Cooper & Co,
Willis & Lea, Petersburg, Va
B. F. HaIsey,
F. S. Marshall, Halifax, n. G..
February lst, lS49. 74o-Sm
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Notice.

" AS taken up and committed to the Jail of Wayne
w County, as Runaway, negro man who calls
himself Atkinson Anderson, and who says he is Free and
that he came from Granville County Said negro is a
light muatto, about feet or inches high chunky
built and wears whiskers and is supposed be about
80 years Old. The owner if any, is required to come
forward prove property pay charges and take him away
or he will be dealt with as the law Directs
OLLIN COOR, Sheriff.
Waynesborough, January %, 1919. 744-6t.