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NeGV Store aud New Gu0d~M
- Short PEoFITs. QuIcK SALES, AND Coon P.y,,
THE MOTTO or
Il "a IL n ) p
John McCNhsMlCK,

M]HO has just received an entire NEw Srocx
wv of GOODS, which he has opened out in
tie Store Room f7rmerly occupied by D. RiIgore
" Son. His stock consists OF every ynrl4ty OF
Goods usually kept in Cadiz, all f which he 'lu-
tiers himseI were purchased under the most fapor.
a01e e'fcnnastanees. and will be sold under the
motto Of ''S' ort Profits and Quick Snles" Per-
sons wishing 10 purchase Goods will find il IN
their interest 10 call and examine his stock be fore
purchasing, as he is determined to sell Gnuds
u1on the principle OF larger sales aud smaller 0rot,
than has heretoIer been done in this place. lie
does MT ask any one 10 take his W. rd for his
stock being the HAVDsuMEsT one ever brought "A,
ihIs place, but would say to one and nl, come and
took jar yourselves. lie woud most respcc liully
invite ms oh friends and customers to call and
examine his stock before nurchasing.
mariTIy JOHN MCCORMICK
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3E"ssts s0f thC ScuIiRUi.
The t,lIywinc named seullrnyu arc our aU
hUrizrd Agents tu receive subscsp iuus. ndyrr
iscmvtIs, uuI Job Work, Ali contracts u'au,
by thcIs will to- strctly ulG!Icd by us;
trecpurJ- Joseph A!icn
MUorieid--A. Jul SChrciher.
WeslcncslcI--N " III. Fleming.
Franklin--Dr. T.. Cnuuway
Rumlcy jacob Gutshall
ShuIt Crcek--Asn Holmes.
Stuck--J ames luagiaud.
Athons--Dr. Thomas FIndlcy.
Grcen--Juhn Wilkin.
German--JUhn Brown.
North--A. +. CrsRcy.
Monre e--iicnry B. Heller
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guick Sales and Short Profts!!!
NV SPIs1NG n SUMMER GOODS
ME 'ubseTibers beg leave 20 iH0rm Iheii
Il customers and The public geBeIally, Ihai
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CSEDKN FUUsR ADX6 ".
COOKING STOVES

NSbOEAR RlNU ~ Il " v kI&.
TNllE subscriber having purchased Of the la,
l. proprietor, Il. NJ. Scott, his entire interes
in the Cadiz Foundry, takes pleasure in anuoun
cling to the public thpt he has had many Yenrs
practical experience in the business, and is now
joing all in his power TO ft up and nut in good
working condition the entire machinery of tho
establishment Being thus prepared. he will keer
consle nty on hand Cooking Stoves of all tbte
various putterns, ParIor and Egg Stoves, Fame,
Fronts. franklin Stoves and Crates of all sizes
HOLLOW WARE,
Plow Castings OF nearly every pattern, Wafls
Irons for stoves, Fencing for Grnves aud Front,
for Houses, Plnw Points, Muffin Pans, a new n r.
ticle, and Chimney Tops, SO.
| Orders for any thing in the above line thank.
fully received aud promptly filed on The shortes
notice. Old Metal taken In exchange TOR new n,
its highest cash prices. DAVID POOL.
ap9,ly-'5L
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LEWIS LEWr0N
lTroRNEr ASD c0UssELLoaAF Law,

AtfuAAkf AID CoUssRLLoRAT Law,
AND SULlDIfOR Ia .tnANCLRY,
NHj I'LL 4 KACTlCE IN fInfiissn au.l the adj
w J'dnlng co0nIies. Ceiisctons. Ihe busi-
ness ol Execufons HhG AsnlinisrTaiOfs. Guardians
aud Wards, Petitions foF Partition, efileiBent at
ks'a'ec, and all other business entrusted TO his
ares will receive his PromptHltenn0n. Ofdee in
ti'e odd stand, opposite baireu's Hotel
oci29-lY
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=. r. sLIOTWELI
-ATTORNSY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR
In CHAM GERRY

u " z 2 4
CADlZ. o.
CONTINUES W practice in Harrison and ad-
~ Joining counIirs, and gives especial and
prompt toG~ llecling, Business 0I Execu-
tors, Administrations, Guardians, Wards, Parti-
uOns Sales OF Lands. settlement OF Estates, Titles
60 Real Estates. COHeyaEcing, suits az Law aud
IN Chad cry. loaning aud investment Of money,
ana all herProIessional business placed ia tho
charge.
lie Is Agent for the State Bank Of Ohio and
Diners tor lohning MONEY, &c. &C.. Office in
Nrgore's building, un Market street.
tadiz, o June ~. ISL
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srcnrrARr OF STATES OFFICE, /

6EchETARY OF STATES UFFICE,
Columbus, May II, 1852.
] certify that the foregoing laws are
correctly copied from the original rolls
on 6le 10 this Office.
WILLIAM TREVITT,
Secretary Of State.
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A Home to Travellers.

lie as-r..r hiS trIt nde t.at they shall mud
4 Cordial Welcome to the Hotel.
mp.earrummt"]alInra. .or Ho,tIs ai,d Utuvr,s
Btagdcrs rrcravcd al Hlt tuuts, on reasonable.
terms. in,vl .tl JOHN MAI0IM
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DOMESTIC GOODS

FOR common wear. general assortment of
Bonneis, Misses Haas and Bchnets. aides call
ana cXlinine Tor yourselves. A nice lot vi shoes
Tor ladies aud childlen
SUMMER HATS
every yrhing else WOOD AZ SMITH. =
Cauiz, Apul u. 1852
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rlecuons N Clues ana incorporated villages,
which are divided into election districts
and wards, shall be made 10 the clerk or
recorder Of the corporation, and shall be
opened by hin within the time prescribed
as To the clerk Of the court OF common
pleas in county elections. EIe shall call
70 his assistance the mayor of the corpo-
ration, or If there be no mayor, or The
mayor shall have been a candidate a. such
election, then any justice Of the peace of
the county, and shall, in bis presnce, make
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incorporated villages, which are not d.
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shall be quorum, shall serve as Judges,
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June 10, 1852


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THE Trustees of the Warrenton Male Academy
have the pleasure to announce that that Institution
will be opened the LIST Monday of July next under the
charge Of the Rev Samuel Milton Frost, with whom
they have completed arrangement for the term of
three years.
Mr.. Frost is graduate of the University of North
Carolina from which Institution we'll as from Emo
ry Henry College, Virginia, in which he was for some
years engaged Tutor he is furnished with the high
est testimonials to his peculiar fitness for such
charge.
The Trustees take pleasure also in being permitted
to say that students who have not near relations the
Village or in the vicinity, will with the Principal be
received as BOarders in tue family OF Benz E. Cook,
Sen'r, from whom they feel warranted In saying they
will receive all the kindness and attentions of Home
The Trustees gra6ed in having 1t IN their power
say that they providing ample grounds for recres
ton and by nclosing the lots belonging to the
Ac ademy, and that the building itself is undergoing
complete repair. Of the advantages of climate and So
ciety afforded by the location of this Institution it is
necessary speak they too we'll known - require
an insertion in this notice.
w. N. EDWARDS, Presiden
TERMS.
Board for Session of five mouths $50 90
Tuition per Session for English branches, IL so
Sc for Latin s. Greek Langu-
ages Is 90
Fuel for Fall Session S pring Session So 90
Warenton, N. c. June 9th, 1852. 924-4w.
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LAND FOR SALE

snIa subscribe Ss wishing gO TO Alabama De,,
town Of Wadesborourb 10 the highest g bidder in the
TENDER next zoo acres of land lying on Cedar neP
joining the lands OF A. Stuart Esq. D. kinney Eek
A: Moore and others. There is about l75 acrss Eq'
with good fences and in good repair, and has open
Dwelling House on it, and also other out houses neca
sary for farmer, and all new The woodland Is ~ ICES
tmbered as any land joining it, the open land h,s wei
been cleared within four years. and produces as good
better than any land about here and yields Corn GOoU
and small grain abundantly it is neatly situated .u
as healthy place anywhere else in the United S,a
The water IS OF the best either Well Spring wa
are convenient This place is situated about sy m m;
southwest of Wadesboro', IN Arson County, 1'''
At the same place and time, will be sold a varou
of household and kitchen furniture, farming ma,er!!
ais, and stock of every description % head of ca
mich cows, Is head of sheep, 46 head of hogs and
horses, mule, and fine lot of poultry of every kind
Terms ofsale-al sums under $40 cash. and for al nm.
over that. notes with approved security will have bs
given before the property is delvered credit four months
from day Of sale, with interest from date.
JOHN M. WARD.
Wadesboro', N. c.. June goth, 1852. s26-stw
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GENERAL FRANKLIN PIERCE

General Franklin Pierce was the son of Cover
nor Benjamin Pierce whose biography is given
above, and was born in the year l8O4, in the town
of Hillsborough, in the county of Hillsborough in
the interior rather the western part of the State
of New Hampshire. Hillsborough is farming
town. billy, as its name imports having no consid-
cradle village and has long been distinguished for
its unfinching devotion to the principles of the
democratic party. After completing his academical
studies he entered college, in Maine, and took the
degree of Bachelor of Arts. Immediately on leav-
ing college, he entered the Office of Judge Could
jurst of distinction at Ltchfeld, Connecticut;
but subsequently returned to his native State, and
finished his studies at Amherst, the residence of
Hon. Charles G. Anterior, late Senator, and the
shire town Of the county of Hillsborough. He was
admitted to the bar, and commenced the practice
of law in his native town, Hillsborough. But he
had not been in practice two years when he was
elected representative in the Legislature of the
State and during his second year of service in that
body, elected Speaker of the House, in both of
Which positions he manifested so much talent and
so admirable capacity for legislative business, and
so thoroughly won the confidence ofthe democratic
party, that in the year 1885, while yet hardly
than youth, he was elected to seat in the House
of Representatives of the United States.
AS a member of the House, he was not of that
number who appear to desire to distinguish them
selves by much speaking. He was rather quick
w H0oi Sio" W SPodh IIIOueSI anu
ing, but attentive to business, and strongly marked
even then by what he has displayed SO much of in
his later life-that is, good common sense. He
was an unwaverlng supporter of democratic mea-
sures-was a ready though not frequent debater :;
and during his four years continuance in that body
steadily advanced himself in the warm friendship
of almost all with whom he came in contact, and
rose rapidly in the general confidence and good
will of the people of New Hampshire. In 1887
he was elected, by the Legislature, Senator from
that State. In all these various and responsible
stations, and during the succeeding five years on
the floor of the Senate, good sense, caution, pru
dence, modesty, attention to business, and certain
chivarous and lofty tone of manners, with kindness
and good temper, rather than frequent speech
making, enabled Gen. Pierce to quit the Senate in
1872 with an amount of popularity which few men
have ever possessed on leaving the Senate of the
United States. He had now been more than ten
years in public life, and having entered it very
young felt the necessity of deyotng himself to his
private affairs, which had suffered while he was
absent he resigned his seat in 1912, one year
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State of North CarOIina.-wAxE COUNT,

State of North CarOliMa.-WAKEC COUNTY.
Addison M. Blake Dempsey H. Blake. Court OF
Pleas and Quarter Session-May Term, 1852 Origi-
nal attachment, Levied Land and Defe ndant's in
terest in sundry Negro Slaves.
this case, it appearing TO the satisfaction of the
Court, that the defendant has removed from this State
II ordered that advertisement be made in the North
Carolina Standard, newspaper published in the City
Of Raleigh, fer six weeks cessivey, notifying the
defendant to be- and appear before the Justices of
next Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be held
the County of Wake, at the Court House, in the City
of Raleigh, the third Monday of August next and
then and there to rePevy and plead judgment
by default final will be entered against him. and the
plaintiffs demand.
Witness, James T. Marriott, Clerk of said Court,
at Office the Sd Monday of May, A. d. 1852.
JAMES T. MARRIOTT, Clerk.
June II, 1852. pr. adv. $5,624l 925-etw.
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Eorastv5lIe Female Academy.
June %, 1852.

TINE exercise ofthis institution will be resumed on
the third Monday in July. The principal MI; b.
" JUSTICE, will be assisted, as formerly, by miss
v,Rc1NIA C.. RAMSAY, of Raleigh Pupils will be
received at any time of the session and charged only
from date of entrance. No deductions Will be made e.
Tarms in English. 81 So $40 or 1880, according 10
advancement.
&c French, 500.
&c Latin, 500. .
Music on Piano or Guitar with use oil INSTRUMENT
$500 dollar.
Board may be had with the Principal at seven oOlS'
per month, or in the neighborhooG at six. M
For further particulars address the prlnelPsI VI M
Forestvlle, N. c., June 14h, 1852. 4z-O"'
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STATE OF North OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COUNTY.
Addison NJ. Blake, EXT of Asa Blake, decd Demp-
sey H Blake Court of P eas and Quarter Sessions
May Term, 1852. Original attachment, Levied on
Land and interest in sundry Negro Slaves
this case, it appearing TO the satisfaction of the
Court that the defendant has removed from the State.
1t ordered that advertisement be made in the North
Carolina Standard, newspaper published in the City of
PENDANT be- and appear before the Justices of next
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, be held for the
County of Wake, at the Courthouse, in the City of
Raleigh, the third Monday in August next and then
and there repevy and Plead otherwise judgment by
default final will be entered against him, and the pro-
pery levied condemned and sold to satisfy the Plain
tiff's demand.
Witness. James T. Marriott Clerk of our said Court,
at Office the Sd Monday of May, A. D., 1852.
JAMES T. MARRIOTT, Clerk.
June II, 1852. (Pr, adv. IS 623.) 925-6tw.
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CEDAR ROCK, FRANKLIN COUNTY, c..
D. S. RICHARDSON, Principal
Castalia Female Institute,

Castalia Female Institute,
...... CAsrAL1A, NASH, N. G.
Mrs. NJ. G. Richardson, Principal.
NNHE Fall Terms will commence on the first Mon.
- day in July, and close the 1st Friday in Deem
Der.
Mr.. Richardson has purchased residence, and con-
sders himself as permanently located at CASTALIA.
The Schools Oll be under the immedinte supervision
of himself and lady, under and the same body oil
Trustees.
The Female School is near the Franklin line, three
miles from the Mae distance favorable to the seclu-
sion and success of both Institutions.
Mrs. R., who has latterly taught at Bedford, has
celebrity which no comment of ours could affect A
large neat edce similar to that of the Male Institute
is contracted for, and will be erected Immediately.
nj eanwhe students will be Accommodated in the ID
Academy, know formerly Pleasant Hill. In short,
the Trustees would their patrons that they will
carefully consider everything and deem nothing unim-
porant, which will contribute eectually to the
nation of their educational enterprise rendering the
situations all that enligh ened and Christian parents
could desire for their children.
Board, including washing and Fuel, $63 per month.
For further particulars address the Principals
JNO. ADAMS HARRISON,
Secretary of the Board af Trustees.
At the Female Inst, Mes=rs. James and Jno. Adams
Harrison are prepared to accommodate boarders Board
also be obtained of the Principal, after the
session.
June 10, 1852 924-wtf.
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ICE CIR EA M!

THE Subscriber would respectfully say to the citizens
l. that he is prepared to furnish them through the
son with Ice CREAM of superior quality, and of differ
ent favors, at the following low rates:
From l to gallons S 2 per gal
So LIS per
All over l,5O per >"
My aim W il always be to give good article at fair
prices. The citizens are well what ICE CREAM
sold for in Raleigh three years ago. I have since my
residence here, always employed good workmen, for
whom have had pay high wages, and the knowledge
have of Ice CREAM, have dearly paid for. leave
it with the citizens to say whether not shall be
tanned Your kind patronage is respectfully solicited
and will be appreciated.
L. B. WALKER
Ira 90 1912 66-
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CEDAR GROVE ACADEMY.

HHHE fall session of this School, situated eight miles
L north of Hillsborough, will commence on the 9th
of July next, and continue twenty weeks.
TERMs.-Tution in Latin, Greek, and the higher
branches of Mathematics, $l5 90
English, 10 90
Board, including washing sc. can be had, convenient
the Academy in the families of Messrs David Taylor
Solomon Thompson, c. C. Tinnin, Thomas H. Hughes
for 1872, so per session. w. W. Allison, immediately
at the Academy will take boarders at S5 90 per
sion.
enjoyed for the past session, with great profit to the
school, is engaged for the next session.
SAML. W. HUGHES, Principal.
June 7th, 1852. 924-3w.
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Sale of Real Estate.

administrators Sale of Real Estate.
4 GREEABl.Y to order of the Court of Pleas and
n Quarter Sessions for the County of Wake, will
sell to the highest bidder the premises the Sd day
formerly belonging the late Thos. Meredith and
now occupied by his widow; subject, however, to the
Widows dover, and the claim of Samuel Wait and his
wife Sarah NJ
Said Tract of Land is situated the City of Raj
eigh contains 200 acres, and has good Dwell
ling, with suitable Offices and out houses
will also sell at the time and place, the same
credit, unimproved Tract of Land, lying the
house tract, containing As
w. w. VASs, Adm'r.
May 10, 1852. 92O-td.
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state Day Change ID

May Term 1852, of Wake County Court o.1are1
orty of the Justices being present. 1t was T"ssday
that hereafter the State Docket be taken up on that
of Court instead of Thursday as heretofore and
the Clerk publish the fact for the benefit Of SulorS S'
Witnesses. ,sdov Of
All the Justices requested to attend on Mond BY
next Court to consider and act upon an order
a majority at February Term In relation 10 PuD nor
the items of the Finance Committees annual reRUL
Attest. JAMES T. MARRIOTT, CHa ac
Inne IL. 1852. o~--
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B. GOULD, A. M, Principal.
Miss LAURA H. CLIFFORD, Assistant.
Mrs. E. A. GOULD. Teacher of Music.
NHE next session will commence on the 18th ofJuly.
Rates of instruction per session of five months
For the common and higher English branches.
Mathematics and Latin from So 90 to $l5 90
Music Piano with course of vocal exercisc) 20 90
Embroidery. Drawing and Painting each 90
Oil Painting, IL 90
French, 90
Board Gncluding washing) per month, to 90
YanceyvIlle, N. c., June 5th, 1852.
The institution needs commentator to those w no
have had opportunity of becoming acquainted with
its merits. To others say with confidence candor
that possesses the highest order of excellence The
studies is extensive the teaching and
thoroug in every department. the expense moderate,
and the location distinguished for healthfulness
N. M. Roam, James Mebane. George Williamson, s.
D. johnson, o. c. Fowler, J. S. Grasty. A. C Lindsay
June, 1852. 63-3w.