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Ii was understood that two vessels
with. provisions and arms, were await
ing for them at the mouth of the riv-
er, and would convey them to the
general rendezvous of1he Expedition,
which is, one,pf the coast island in
the vicinity ofKew West, and where
u was understood a large force mum
befing some ten to fifteen thousand
men R6ul,b be concentrated wuA
< Sassengers IN the ST. Matthews
state that bodies of men were com
ing INTO camps on the SaltiIlo and
I 81. JohnS from every quarter, and
i'flat il was rumored that a consider
able torceliad already arrived. who
were waiting a steamer tontranspoFt
them TO the rendezvous. The steam
er expected, is doubtless the same
that has been captured by fhe Gov.
erIiment at New York. 3 This cap
fnre may prove a serious obstacle 10
the expedition, as IT will cause con-
sNi5FahSiio delay. delay 6, hiss:eyas ..sns-
portalion is all,tley want, we would
no be surprised to hear HAT they had
mace po:l 10 charter the Welaka,
and Such other craft as they NAV
conveniently lay their hands on
A few days will tell the story of
the Cuban Expedition. Ifit should
faii, ihrough The active Opposition of
QUIZ governments we feel quite conf
stSils ttitlt isS illlsSIoIl viii Vf1iy uc tie
layed. : "A popular movement, SO
deep-rooied as shia, may be frustra-
led torthe time, bul il is evident that
g SEirit is aroused, however uniusti-
tiaIlie il may be, which viii sooner
of later effect the emancipation Of
Cuba IT is the duty of our govern
tllent 70 preserve the neutrality oTthe
nation, and 10 disconntenance every
inlractiOn Of our-treaty stipulations
with Spain; hut il is expecting TOO
much of the administrator TO sun
pose that with all It's Vigilance it can
prevent what has come TO be regard
ed as The s'ineyitable destiny OF Gu
ba. The death grasp OF imbecile
Spain itseIfmust soon release lis hold
Upon The Queen of the EsHass;illtes;;;, EAsHas;le; even
.if she is not rescued by The strong
arslis andbravS hearts, at hnsise ana
abroad, who are pledged ID her
cause.
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gard for tbe interests of The CITY, can
extract from their iightly-clu,ched
hands. lesclEl la + ii.e ea9-....-g.r9, ~
In every city, town and village
through the South the most busi-
Dessis done by men who have no
idea ol reniaiflng permanently, and
who inVest their means at the North
--Zvneantime losing no occasion 10 de-
ride the country which gives them
their wealth, as unfit to i've in. II
may be all fair, aud rigllt, and Just
and patriotic; but TO our limited per
ception'it seems a most unfortunate
state OF ahairs.-~Vicksburg Sentinel.
p" ireland. y77.lmo7 z
In the Beginning oflast week (says
a Dublin letter Of the 8 h inst. so
great was the influx ofemigrants az
this port, that some of the agent hon
ses advanced the fares for passen-
gers TO New York and New Orleans;
!lsssat lssaat on Friday the former rates yIsIe y1IesrIe
restored. Every day, the oUays are
crowded by farmers, small traders,
and their families securing passages
across the Atlantic Generally ihev
appear TO be people in comfortable
clrcumstan, es, presenting. no trace
whatever of poverty or the effects of
famine, and there are amongst them
mapyhealthy hycheerful lookingyonnr
iFi7i app ;s.Gnpa rently reints-
lng at the prospect opened Of leaving
their native country for America. 4.
One ofthe principal agents informed
me, on. Friday last, that the emf
grants ,ofthislyear are of superior
class to those who left in previous
years, and that there are few of a
poor 2s very needy class amongst
lhem. The humblest class ofthe en-
igrants proceed by steamers to Iliv.
eTpool, where they take shipping foy
some American port, AS IAN evi-
ydence ofthe great extent ofemigra.
ton from Ulster, as well as the 9th
er provinces, the Downpatrick Recor-
der mentions that no less than fiItv
persons left that vicinity on Thurs.
day last forsBellast, on their way 70
America. Emigration has recon
4nrf1stiiFed ~ from several more of ethe
pooT-iabor union, at the expense of
the rate-payer; and ARRANGEMENTS
are IN progress for sending an addi-
i,onal number ofyoung women from
the work houses, by government YES
sells. TO Australia. 80. ~.
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How abe south lis
MranllnYarfaEan 81

TIE he facts Sc, forth iis .he ioiiiowins
are applicable, to all parts Of tbS
South. there is no estimate ofthe
aggregate sssgr effect OF such aldrain up
Lon q country, however, abonndin0 rs
resources or the means OF prodNcip0
wealth, WeEqslOte fgnm The Delta.
loo 1fne.--The Point Coupee
Eiccho has q correspondeal 10 this city
whose last letter contains the follow,
M sensible renagks;a g.s $50 ss
HovS haye seen y that lar0e a.
sloynt oS stock has been siibscfll,sd
~ New CSSrleans. for some road lros,
Memphis 70 Charleston, end 4his Is
lhe'Ns couFss our pSople, lpSrsue;
tney ste ready 10 lay Out their. .loney
and invest theIr capital IN Mexico,
Central America, 81. UOgfngo, Gu
ba, Canada, Holland, China, IA tha
Lunar regions, OF anywhere; but at
home, they act upon the principle
that "a prophet is not without honor,
except in his own country. re-
91enlber, while travelling JlFough sle,
Nol5hetFl cities last spPing, srly aston
ishnlent ~ beholding the magnificent
pglaees hgiIt lsy men who had amass-
ed sheR fortunes, and are yet en-.
ragged IN BUSINESS among Us. The
kslor Opera House Ihi New York
WIS built end IS. owned BY q man
who accumulated his fortune ffbsss
the sfaar planters Of this State;, his
name IS yet standlllg on.a door IL
Leyee street, The same persoFs, ia
cenpany with another New OFleans
merchant, built and owned The New
K8oFIg lTotse on broadway, y, one Of
.llse Is5Dsl nla9nificehl hotels if1tle
United States. Anotber firsts on
lSlagazllle street own tile siie fofnier-
Iy slcGnpied by The CITY Hotel, near
Trinity Church, and have erected
LheFaon sssch stores az have neyer
beess seen ~ New Orleans. while
they themselves occupy a rented
sore Flthe Crescent City oil isisieni-
ieallt dIulersioIs, and while shav
have made i foFtune, have probaI,Iv
never laId out d dime t8r lie sn1-
pFOyenlenl of the cisy frsnl ygses,ea
they deFlysd their wcSssn. sln,,.
l'Qn these paflicDlar instances l,eA
cause Issnl ultimately Acquainted
with tho parties There are ahoI,.
sands 81 others IN the same aat teaoev.
uug State Is nearly dFairst 81 its gSss
sogsFeesS whlch so 'to lsaaefit and en1s
9elllsN Other places;' asld stilllonali
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HsarnIll1A,s ESleIpIlnlafa.

dr. Barnum, some time since,
says the Philadelphia Ledger, sent
MIR y. Is; June, ofWestchesier conn.
w, New York, 10 Asia, to secure for
nm an lnlnleuse caravan of wild
Beasts. Finding that he could moi
purchase them, Mt. Jvi.e went into
the interior and emplc.yed n partv ~
natives, who proceeied 10 hlnt FOR
elephants. In ore night thew sue.
eeeded incapturigS fiIteen, b,, driving
ahena INTO q pea. One monster was
50 severely wounded that he died.
but ne succeeded IN bringing thirteen
oEthen1 TO Port. Cattle, and yVsitea
that they are safely en hoard OF q YES.
sch and that he has party ont In
search OF more. The Newark Dai.
" Advertiser says that the cars and
lxtuses for this great travelling eS-
hlDliIoA and menagesie, which is also
to include an extensIVe Museum Of
cuElosltles, are heing b1iltin that citv.
Tom Thumb is ALSO 10 accompa1v.
the exhibition, with The Wisconsi5,
Slf. Neilis, the man without arms.
and DR.. Pierce, the iion-tailief. 'I'IG
y ssigttfSsF ------sssl - SAs-.-e--44s g ~
araing 10 The Sos,tk.-y-'The New
Work bay Book concludes lis notice
Of Slllnniesfs 5 election as follows:
ssAVe asle lisnnionisjs aos seeesl
slopssfs, hut W. ssy distinctly to tle
South aud with sorrew. and shame.
y9sl cannot srely sipon the ,ppoBIe ~
nIssassaelsliseiis, ~ or Vermont, or New
zorx, or OHIO, % do YOU iusgice.--
1on must take care Of yc,irselye..
your institutions, scar pFoneylv sS,,s
wives, yeur little ones and vo,,, er.gs
i;i' ai;s;'cKsT ;yi0ji ,iiis,e ia tI,is
declsl9a the betleritwill be Sos yoa.ss'
General Sco8's opsp.o,, Of H..
Bes The Toledo BIade ts,l,s ~ ~
ioIlowirg chaiss.ccit ssisli,. aTectla,e. s9 -
ssiFsss zen ile Taekish Anhassa to,.
!, Was introduced % (Sen. Scott, Ills ii.
terpreter said: DG
This IS Cen. Seoit,sfihe hero Of
Lusdy's & Lane, and The officert thaf
whipped The Mexicails, am v,-s ',''Fs
stop, stop, replied Amin nec,y. q.
resting the stlteEll es CT irs the nlidst bf
fls spaechs agssf2he fiaaie some ~
naasks 70 the interpreterin she Tnrks
lsil aHgnage, which that individual
ilisis rendered 80 he General:
lie stopped NE, General, t,. ,.sav |
snat ~ knew you bai you are tlse +
Ss'.s ssssss fyessesai q be world.
~ Aslasa lilonleni1s pause, lhe ses.
asal lslfNed,to friend sianaipQ bss
quo " the biamdesf manner observed:
ne 's Z very Intelligent gentleman.
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@ w p sEs CD UggEEEg ,s
'FssNshD ASD rysrisakB wFsktr ~ ,.'ss
~. TRtNssIER1 u LEwIs. ~
AH W.aK. EAsInS Editor.
2a 81 Sts % ~ 2lsll3 etTirse
fBs sa f Wg ~
qsss s.,ss sas 81 8
slao polier and isty eigei sof olis years s,sl
ssriPtioa, whsa paid within shsse n,ontl,s. i =,
SellsEaM aMpaypent i dclase'i q The close q Is,
eabscyiptloR year.
2 All subscriptions not clcafty liD.ised viii s,
sonsidered As made for al iFdednite tins. nj,
4 iqeatlaaed till adi,coatihaapce s ordered al,
aii Arfestages pail
snserted a ) cents per sauas, IL =
ss The FIRST INSERTION, and 81 10 css. for eaol
continued insertion. Liberal deductions mad
tethose advertising by tbs yoar.
0qmnuaiestcas should be ad,,rssses
80 the patIishers past mo.
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~ NasSHA aEhsa - GEaAsSgS Eas
A poer pargon was III the habit 81
every Saturday, borrowing of .
yariably returned with wonderful
puncluality, early every Monday
morning. What aslonisiled slie lem.
defnloEe than all, was the singular
fact that he was always Fepaid iTE
ihe same billhe Ietail Boiglfe d vasv
csiFioes man shis puzzled lIial naaS-
ingly. He felt sure thai the nagsop
ccald nos yyatlt the money .ssf siousax
hngi t.ss.ss, DC ll.e Es1ss ssis
never changed, After d sime ha re-
solved 10 seize The first opposgunity
Of begging for an explanation ef go
slnaecountab Die 4 pFoceedings ShcFt.
81 81 aasseI: ae sssie e. paFson hisnse came on
Saturday eveIings and asl esS q - Is
loan Of q, ten dollaT Eloie. k5ls fgieiasa.
seized the opportunity of den1ssfis i;;:;s- -
the sSgsili0n 81 p}e ms ssegy. aafa
pgtHseS fhe hafr sKer said -
op must kAosy, my dear Bsity
sBss my SEeOme IS So ssnall thai u
never have at Tie end of taa e9Hel,
one cent that 1an CAL ssay ls.ss,-
Now sOnpe eanSlas preach Or pray
en- empty stomach nEa nrle gRlao
cannot ;l SO efl aEsS ssfat
When I glege natIiinfs ia q
. poor rEaiseFah dew. md s.s
lopk my con0reen ton 4 M -
mach loss % deuollnae Ae - -.
Iless bssf Il fFe d llag iIg = :.
pocket, Ted d gaan AilsI s =,
end ! prs cl VIII aaaaf ~
andfefe asF, -
is eoTa;ng s herr ne ~
iEle1sl n lsS 81 81 81.
asl lEy sfeg' s.ss n Il ~
ysuf lend MS lef flalIas l1I a
intny pocket iof TIE ocSasin.
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THE HAPPY PAIR.

The following graphie pietnseof domestic han.
Piness b humble life Was written by Tovnsend
Aaines Esq. late Secretary of the Commonwealth
&c Pennsylvania and nhw Register of fbe Irsos
Saisy ostlis United States Il Woahidgton a.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-17
To CAPITALISTS

n lbOUh IS opened at Cedar Falls undar fbo A.;
IA ton of James F. Marsh for the Sne
tfve thousand dollars of additional stock in the ceda
Falls Manufacturing Company in shares of $500 each
and vi" be KEEP. open until the LIST Monday in October
the stockholders of said Company and all new
bers are invited to attend at that time The puross ~
the enlargement of the stock of the Cedar Fails 49,
featuring Company is to rebuild and improve the Ft
house and site Formerly owned by the Randolph Me-
utaetnring Company of FranklinsvilIe of which IT,
nave become propretors, which improvement prodossd
goods. s27 = 80 - INC 3 TnO o, aS cotton
cedar Falls August 6; 1851. ssI4tu
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-17
TEACHER WANTED.

A LIBERAL SALARY will be given to any gsnte
n man who can come well recommended, producing
testimonials that will satisfy beyond doubt character
and of his entire qualifications take charge of prepare
tory School Topsal Sound which has hitherto been
largely patronized and in prosperous condition The
Academy (known as Topsail Academy is beautiful
and healthy location, IL miles of Wilmington, in
neighbohood not surpassed by any in point of morality
and social intercourse. 1t is desirable that the next
scholastic year should the first day of o.
tober next Letters early addressed to N. N. Nixon
Wilmington, N. c., after the 18th inst to Jos. M
Foy, Esq, Wilmington, N. c., will prompt at
tention.
NICHOLAS N. NIXON,
President of Board of Trustees.
Sl-tlOct
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-17

This remedy is offered to the community with the
confidence we feel in an article which seldom ias 70
realize the happiest effects that be desired 80
wide is the field of its usefulness and so numerous lne
cases of that almost every section OF the coun-
try abounds in persons, publicly know who nave been
restored from alarming and desperate diseases o.
the lungs, by its When once tried, Its superiority
every other medicine of its kind is too apparent 10
escape observation and where its virtues KNOWN the
public longer hesitate what andote to employ for the
distressing and dangerous affections OF the pulmonary
organs, which incident to climate And not on
" in the formidable attacks upon the lungs but for the
mldcr varieties of Colds, Coughs Hoarseness &C. ana
for children is the peasanes and safest medicine that
can be obtained. No family should be without 1t, and
those who have tried it, never will -.,....
Read the opinion of the following Gentlemen, who
will be recognized in the various sections OF country
where they ocated-each and all as merchants oil
the first class and of the highest characteras the Oldest
and extensive Wholesale Dealers in Medicine with
an experience unlimited the subject of which they
speak II there is value in judgment OF expert
ence, see
We, the undersigned, Wholesale Druggists, having
been for long acquainted with Ayers Cherry Pecorai
hereby certify our bell that it is the best and most eec
ual remedy for Pulmonary Complaints ever offered to
the American People. And would. from our knowl-
edge of its composition and extensive usefulness cor
daily commend it to the afflicted worthy their best
confidence, and with the firm conviction that it will do
for their relief all thai medicine can do.
Henshaw, Edmunds & Co., Boston, Mass.
Reese & Coulson, Baltimore, Maryland.
Havilan6, Harrall s. Co., Charleston, S. C..
Jacob S. Farrand, Detroit, Michigan.
T. H. McAllister, Louisville, Kentucky.
Francis s. Walton, st. Louis, Missouri.
Joseph Tucker, Mobile, Alabama
Haviland, Risey & Co Augusta, Ga.
NJ. A. Stantos & Son, Norfolk, Va
John Gilbert & Co, Philadelphia, Pa
z. D. s. W. H. Gilman, Washington, D. C.
]. Wright & Co., New Orleans. La.
Watson, Wall & Co., Fort Wayne. Indiana.
C. C. Richmond s. Co., San Francisco. California.
Lewis s. Ames. Tallahassee, Florida
B. R. Strong, Knoxville, Tennessee.
Stler, Slade s. Co.. Lexington, Mississippi.
N. D. La5adIe, Galveston, Texas.
Joseph M. Turner. Savannah, Ga.
Wade, Eckstein s. Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
With such assurances and from such men, stronger
proof be adduccd, except that found in its effects
upon trial.
Prepared and sold by James c. Aver Practical Chem
Isl, Lowell, Mass.
Sold in Raleigh by Williams, Haywood & Co., and
by Druggists throughout the State.
September 6, 1851. SS4-w3m.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-17
Fortune Cuts Strange GiGl'e's

A German family, composed of old man. u ne. 49,
and a brood of six healthy and rosycheee.eu .,I.;
direct from the Fatherand,' who arrlyec IA -. ,, -
few days since their way to the .a
ohhd tbe law sffer their arrival by some unmlugateo
scoundre, of small leather truhs % oon 81 over
in Gold which they had brought sa1cy coVo nv had
treacherous sea part company WIN Jus' onent
nearly:reached their destination Inc MISTRESS I
mon The realization of their loss scarcely DC mus
ined. But mark the strange sequel. ne Inckv
n.se;no along IIGHr STREET, was prompted ny n go
en;rs 10 nause for a moment at the window OF -
PYFER & CO.. No. l, LIGHT STREET IN IF The
large amount of Gold is displayed 70 the sa t tru
curious when he yielded to an lrresis'lDe ,bo
b;c Iuck in some of their Magnificent Lot'elos' " ~
hna 70 maize nm his loss He purchased FacKage OF
rr;r1t in the MARYLAND Consolidated Lottery Ciass
NJ a5 and our readers may judge his surprise anu
sive low upon learning after the drawing that ne mao
drawn the Brilliant Prize of $4,000, which handsome
oo,,nt this Far-Famed and Truly Fortunate Lottery
Firm PROMPTLY paid him, without charging any extra
= Baltimore paper.
Strauss ShOsU H"Aich Way the IV'f"d BtO'cs
PYFER & co. SELL THE PRIZES.
Fortunes for all at this Luck House.
Few More Glorious Results.
S3sOOO, Whole Ticket, sent to North Carolina.
s. 1867, Whole Ticket, sent to Georgia.
5000, Whole Ticket, sent to North Carolina.
$4,000 Half Ticket, sent to North Carolina
$4,000 Half Ticket sent to Virginia
$4,000 Quarter Ticket, sent to South Carolina.
$4,000, Quarter Ticket, sent to Virginia.
1924, Quarter Ticket, sent to Pennsylvania.
$4,000, Quarter Ticket, sent to Tennessee
81 600, Quarter Ticket, sent to Indiana.
Every Prize advertised by PYFER & co. arc noticed
NV the Managers in their Official Reports.
NJ PYFER & CO. pay their Prizes at sight!
Nothing so easy to realize fortune!
NJ All who read this paper should try their luck
< small outlay may secure an Independent fortune!
Such Luck only at PYFER & cos.
Brilliant Schemes for September, 1851.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-17
VALUABLE standard Medical Books.

Valuable Standard Medical Books.
DISPENSATORY of the United States. By Drs.
~ Wood and Bache. New edition, much enlarged
and carefully revised One volume. royal octave
A Treatise on the Practice of Medicine. Bv George
B. Wood M. D. of the authors OF the Dispensatory
ofthe u. S., &C. New edition, improved. vols. 8yo.
An illustrated System of Human Anatomy, Special,
Microscopic and Physiological. By Samuel G. Morton,
NJ. D. With 39l beautiful illustrations vol royal Svo.
Materia Medica and Therapeutics, with ample Illus
trations of Practice in all the Departments of Medical
Science and copous notices Of ToxicoIogy. By Thos
D. Mitchell. NJ, MD, Prof of the Theory and Prac-
tice OF Medicine in the Philadelphia College of Medi-
cine, SC. 1 vol. Svo.
The Theory and Practice of Surgery. By George Nc
Clellan, M D. 1 vol. Svo.
Eberle's Practice OF Medicine. New edition I'm
proved by George Mcclellan, M D. vols. in l, svo.
Ebere's Therapeutics. vols in 1.
A Treatise the Diseases and Physical Education of
Children. By John Ebere, M. D., sc. Fourth edition.
With Notes, and very large Additions, by Thomas D.
Mitchell, A. M, M. D., &C. 1 vol. 5vo
Ebere's Notes for Students, edition These
works used Textbooks in most of the M edcal
Schools in the United States.
Practical Treatise on Poisons: their Symptoms,
Antdotes. and Treatment BY o. H. Cosll, M D.
Identities of Light and Heat, OF Caloric and Electri-
city. BY C. Campbell Cooper
United States Pharmacopoeia, edition of 1851. Pub
lishcd by authority of the National Medical Convention.
For sale by HENRY D. TURNER,
North Carolina Book Store.
Raleigh, Aug. 20, 1851. So
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EVERY MAM
HIS w N TUN Err!

TNHE Subscriber has been appointed sole Agent for
the State of North Carolina, for Greave's Patent
Chromatic Tuning Forks This instrument gives the
chromatic scale in equal temperament sustaining each
tone much longer and more distinctly than common
Tuning Forks By its aid any person whose is
rect enougho draw strings to unision Pianos
and similar instruments with perfect correctness.
This instrument will prove of great value to all who
reside where the services of professional tuners cannot
be procured. Price 90 Each is contained in a
small case and be easily and safely to
any part of the country Orders by mail will receive
prompt attention K. w. PETERSILlA.
At the New Music Store.
Raleigh, June 3, 1913. 6l-
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-17
LEATHER FOR FALL TRADE,
AT
yuHnU AEE ANEN II ETATT,

VIZ respectfully announce to friends and the
w trade, generally, that have determined to spare
efforts part to give Petersburg Leather and
Finding Establishment whose stock shall compare favor
ABLY with that of any house, North South. We are
receiving from the importers and manufacturers of the
Northern Cities of the largest and best selected
stocks have known in this market and pledge
ourselves to sell goods low any South of New
York. and many articles low, if lower, than they
are to be had there have in full opera
lion large and well arranged Tannery, from which we
shall be receiving Leather egularly.
We have also Brogans of our manufacture, which
we warrant superior article.
Also, Shoemakers Tools and Lasts, together with
many other articles usually found in similar establish
ments, all of which will be sold in accordance with the
above statements and the only way prove this,
for purchasers and examine for themselves and
we shall be content to abide the result ...
F. A. & R. H. FORD,
No. FL, Old Street,
opposite B. P. Harrison's Saddlery.
Petersburg August Is, 1851. S3-tf.
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A VALUABLE PLANTATION
I'm Halifax County,

FOR S.HLE!
FTNHE UNDERSIGNED, as Agent for the Heirs al
i Law of Austin Pummer, deceased, offers for sale
the Plantation which the said Austin Pummer resi-
ded his death, lying Fishing Greek in Halifax Coun-
y, about four miles from Ralsoms Bridge and adjoining
the lands of Col John H. Harrison, John H. Carlyle
and others, and containing $500 Acres.
The said land is we'll adapted to the growth of Corn
Cotton Wheat and Tobacco and much of the Plantation
is fresh and the whole under excellent fences.
The buildings consist of two story Dwelling
house, good stables and barns and all necessary out bull
dings.
The said land is offered long credit and the
most accommodating terms.
Persons desirngto purchase will please address the
designed at Warrenton, Joseph B. Bachelor, at
Halifax.
The land will be shown by Mr.. John H. Carlisle, who
resides near it. KEMP PLUMMER.
July Goth, 1881. s7S-wSw.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-17
1851.
FALL ST O OK
BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANs, TRUNKS,

BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS, TRUNKS.
CARPET BAGS, &c.
WE HAVE received. per Sch'r Rainbow and Vic.
w tory. large portion of Fall Stock of Boots,
Shoes, Brogans Trunks, Carpet Bags and Vaces. Pur
chased directly from the of the East since
the reduction of prices early in the season.
We also expect to make constant additions by every
arrival for the next ten days. which will render
of the most complete and commanding
offered in this market.
We particularly ask examination from merchants,
railroad contractors and Others buying by the quantity
as we have made large expressly for the whole
bought mostly for cash. We all those who will
favor with CALL that will sell cheap similar
goods can be bought in any of the Northern cities.
w. r. JOHNSON g. Co.,
End door below Paul s. McIwane,
Sycamore ST., Petersburg, Va.
Petersburg, Sept. 8, 1851. Slim.