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Legal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,

NOTICES hereby gwen, thar in pur.uancr Of
y decree Of tho la 81 rircu0'co u CHM
1853, l-hal, on the second DAY OF MAY, 1853 "a.
pose 10 -1.e NJ auction, at the door al lh. court
house IN Ottawa, in -Hd county Of La Sale. s-y.
en- thousand and eIgl'y.-syen sh-fos. aud thirty
four t.,ieIhs OF snare oilhc capital stock in the
Illinois and Mississippi Ie.egyapl Company, ~ 50
much thereof as shniir remain unTedccuta al TINT
uur, 10 pay and satisfy an assessment Ot TWO dol.
lars and tiny cents, lately assessed upon each
share OF said stock, ty an order OF the board OF
drectorsot saidcompauy. And ~ case the whole
OF aid stuc<ls not'ui on thr day AFORESAID, the
s1ll .1l- viii be adjourned pnd continued from dnv
to day and from time TO time, rI the whole ot sand
stock j. sold. L. ilowfIL.
I April, Treasurer m K Mis- T.I ia
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To SilDcuIalIcVs.

ORoCCo, calf kip aud upper leather
~ tochinrnl, blue and green morocco,
rink drnb, black, maroon and russell Innings.
bindings webbing No.3, 5, lOand ~ thread,
Pegs, lasts nails, lacks, brussels, nwls pincers
nhwrrs, nee balllrons, &e.-iotsals by
lhh ~ Richardson's
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DAGUERREOTYPIST,

ANEo NhRST0N qcc.aily informs the ci.
- uzrus OF Ouawn aud vicinity that he has per.
manrnu' located himself u thus place. and G,,ed
up rooms over l.. d Smith. store. oppoy,,r fbo
Mansion house, where he h. prepared TO take min.
la'ufrsol unsurpassed beauty and waran,cdnr,et
to ilde Pucrs-Sl 50 and upwards
Mr.. J. VI y experience in the business is-or ma.
ny years standing lie will guarantee every ike.
ness taken in bis gallery tobe equal in finish md
un'hil.ness 10 amy taken m the world
IS Time Tor children between the hours oil 10
4 81 and ?. N.-Sa
InHhud' waited upon At her residences. Also
hkenosses OF Deceased persons taken
SecnrriG the shadow ere the substance fade
Let NalHre copy that which Mature made.
Ottawa, Oct l6 l9j2-y
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To Farmers. Contractors,

90 doz. Ames' best Shoyel',
east steel "
10 E" hmrs' aud e. s. spades
A-o--Log. trace, stag. aud halter chains hoes
hay gram aud manure forks li'adrun Il Blood'-
best ,cythcs-scythc snaths, &C. lust received and
for sale low isb lit Fellows iPArKrR Il Go,
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Estnb'ishcd Chicago, VlayIsig

Estah'ishcd in Chicago, Way, lsi9
81 In cOuneNIon with one Of the mos, Extensive
Houses IN New York.
ONE PRICE ONLY!
E7HOSE who study Beauty. Elegance nri
3 Economy N their expenditure in Dry
& Goods. will ind in our pre>eu, stock over
one hundred thousand dollars worth comprising
every quality, -'yle and description OF DIV Goods.
from the coumonest article o; domestic manuilc-
ture 10 the finest foreign
B. sbas Yclvc,s M-rinoes
t Shws, Emhroilsrics Clocks, and
Dry Goods Of crsIy description, all Of which are
, Bought no coHDcci5n ,riih 0ar House IN Ne,r York
by resident buysrs, who are Thorough .yacqu1nird
with the style, value and manufacture Of every ar
tclc they buy, that being their study and only bus
mess, and our entire stock being bought in large
quantities direct from
Importers, -NlaufIcfEycrs. or at 4gch0p.
and many styles Of goods, bought Tor cash ate
large discount from the manufacturing cost. Of
which our customers have the fall advantage Ms we
sell every article a a small advance iron COS:
NO matter what their lalue!
/ In short our customers have every ADVANTAGE ,aaf
EXPERIENCE IND CAPITAL.
and almost mIu't'd business can cuuisr. Our
house IN New Yufk does business of about
One Million a Year! |
And our sto-l, will n all times be found more ~
icn-iye, mon fully assorted, and comprising many
newer md chocer styles ,llu can be iuuut e..r.
where 10 tlsmCTS"t, as We ar. daily il rrce!u; Of
everything new and desirable Immediately Cu Do,
appearance 10 the eastern market; aud our prices
will be- found un 1rnv from
Is to 90 Per Cent.
.r.' than those Of sny other heu,e 10 this city or
'a'r m fact, We are now selling many STYLES Of
goods tor le-s Than wes,ernmerchaHls pay Tor them
IN New York an. Boston
For Instance:
hoice styles Of printed all wool dc iains for . Cd.
Good DE- lain, for 10 C's worth l5c.s
Extra qualify dc nins iol i worth l. 81.
Good llpIccas or l. Cd worth 2s6I.
Good meunos Tor - worth So
NenWac caucos Tor 10 cts.
Good fast coorrd caiicos tor 6i
! l-avy twiliet all Woo. hann-s iOr 2s
Fine pials all wool do q.
Good wool long -haws for POS.
Extra quality do 81
EX'Ta quality HToChe long shawls, warranted all
:. and WOO tor s IS worth so
Rich calico width paid -lks, Tor g. worth S.
hen changahie silks wide Width 8. worth S..
Rich hrocadr silk inrsS9s worth lO&lss
Vars wide black ELK for r. worth los.
Wide black silk high iustre, Tor G. worth Ga
Good sailnets Tor >. Good ticking tor 8
Good shirtng STRIPE ior 81. In short every price,
style, aad description OF goods for much less
price han elsewhere
The one price system j. strictly adhered 10 and
buyers can rely upon finding every article exactly
~ a-repre-enled; asw- will refund the money IN
every instance where any nrtcl. has been msTcn-
rrscn,edhy nuy oi our sa.esnitn or where any ar
nce bought OF Us can be had for less prlce else.
where
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For sale

n NEE horse covered spring wagon--chcap
y n ,thls been run Tor a short time En-
- gnre al the
Oct -. Nrw EvGLASp DRSNcu.
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HArEEkL %SCHUTT arr buying Flax seed
i 1 a'thr.r OIL Mil, south wr-t corner oi the ba-
.in They will contract tccd for another srnson
and furnish seed OF Tie best quality TO Farmers TO
sow. SEPT
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Prairie Fence


q : - 49,
\ Talirnesp1ldto hides and skins, a. the Tan
u merry, or atlhe sto.l on Cana street.
l,u23 RirtSTdso0s
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PITRIJC LANDS


The public lands belonging to the General Government
situated Within the limits of the United States
States of Ohio Indiana illinois, Michigan Wisconsin and
that part of Minnesota of the Mississippi River all of
which have been formed out of the Northwestern Territory
conveyed with certain reservations to the United States
by New York in $751; by Virginia 1884 by Massachusetts,
in 1885, and by Connecticut in 1885, also the lands within
the States of Mississippi and north
of 81 deg north latitude conveyed to the United States
by Georgia in 1902 I'd Within the Territories of Orleans
and Louisiana acquired from France by the treaty of S0S
including the portion of the States of Alabama and Misss
sppi south of 81 deg the whole of Louisiana Arkansas
Missouri Iowa. and that portion of Minnesota west of the
Mississippi River the Indian Territory; the district called
Nebraska the Territory of Oregon and the region lying
49 deg north latitude 3D. Within the State of Florida
obtained from Spain by the treaty of 1919 4th In New
Mexico and California acquired from Mexico by the treaty
Within the limits recognized by these treaties and cessons
the public lands covered an estimated area OF
Mexico Utah. the Indian and Nebraska Territories the
tire of the public domain is stated after careful e1
of this up November aOth 1850, had been sold and
received therefor The aggregate outlay of
kind upon these lands to the date including cost
of purchase of surveying and of selling $40,
leaving profit to the government 500 ssl 23
years. If there should be added this the rate of 81 25
per the value of the land granted for bountes schools
the The average per to the govern
of acquiring title &C. the lands is 1441 cents of
survey, 2O7 cents of selling and managing $50 cents in
all so cents; while receives per acre. profit
each acre sold of $1032.
claims issued November 1851 S07sl, of which 666s
located and have been patented The whole
number of warrants issued under the general bountand
law of September g. 1850, to November 1851 POL
Of these S0s have been located and returned and
patented.
The following table shows the sales of public lands and
the proceeds thereof from the 1888 to $780, inclusive
of the grants and donations thereof for of
education and OF internal improvement are given IN the
American Almanac for $780, PIP. $50 ct seq.
Quantity Of Public Land soLd and the amount paid it,
each Year, from 1883 10 1850, 1nctUSIOe.
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Courts PLEAS QUARTER SESSIONS.
The COURTS OF PLEAS QUARTER SESSIONS held
Amson county the second Monday in January April Ju
Ashe fourth Monday in February, May August and No
Vember.
A1enomdr first Monday March, June September and De
Alaanc Monday after the fourth Monday of Februa
ry, May, August and November.
Beaufort third Monday in March, June September and De
BERTHE second Monday February May August and No
BlOdsn, first Monday in February, May August and No
Busscck first Monday in March, june September and De-
BuneOno second Monday in February first Monday in Ju
and the third Monday after the fourth in March and
Burke Monday in January and July and on the fourth
Monday in April and October.
Cd6arTws third Monday in January, April July and Oe
tOber.
cdoe the fourth Monday in April, July, October and
Camden first Monday in February and August and seventh
Monday after the fourth Monday in March and Sep
Grter the third Monday in February May August and
zss0eN first Monday after the fourth Monday of March
june, September and December.
CGtGsG second Monday In june and second Monday in
Chatham second Monday in February May August and No
CaOsCan, first Monday in February Nav August and No
oaeareEand, second Monday in january and August.
CO10as second Monday in February, May, August and
o0ue second Monday in March, june September and De
osNSsran9 first Monday in March, June September and
osrsaI the last Monday February May August and
04aoEs frat Monday before the fourth Monday ia March
and September; the second Monday before the
Monday in january; and the third Monday before the
last Monday In june
1Gps. third Monday anuary April July and October
DaeSdson second Monday in February May, August and
November
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Law after the 4th Mon'y in Mar'h and Sent

FIFTH CIRCUIT
Moore county, Monday before the last in February and Au
gust.
Montgomery, last Monday in February and August.
%Ansou second Monday in March, and second Monday in
September.
icna0nd third Monday in March, and fourth Monday of
September.
RoOeso fourth Monday March, and the first Monday after
the fourth Monday in September.
Stanley the first Monday of March and September.
Lade first Monday after the fourth Monday in March,
and the second Monday after the fourth Monday Sep
TENDER.
and on the third Monday after the fourth Monday in
September.
BruSaD third Monday after the fourth Monday in March,
and the fourth Monday after tie fourth Monday in
September.
NeoU HdnoUer fourth Monday after the fourth Monday in
March, and the fifth Monday after the fourth Monday
in September.
Sampson fifth Monday after the fourth Monday in March,
and on the sixth Monday after the fourth Monday of
September
Cumberland Monday fourth Monday March,
and the seventh Monday after the fourth Monday of
September in each and every year.
Sixth CIRcUIr.
.SM,yY county first Monday in March and September.
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LEGAL RATES OF INTEREST IN THE DIFFERE
STATES AND TERRITORIES.

STATES AND TERRITORIES.
Maine, per cent; forfeit of the claim.
Aeao Hampshire per cents forfeit of thrice the amount I'LL
lawfully taken. s.zs.s.z---
Vermont, per cent; recovery in action and costs.
MASSACHUSETTS, per cent forfeit of thrice the usur
the debt.
Connecticut, per cent; forfeit of the whole debt.
NeW York, per cent; usurious contracts void.
AeO Jersey per cent; forfeit of the whole debt
PennsytCGRs0, per cent; forfeit of the whole debt
DelaaCGre, per cent; forfeit of the whole debt.
Maryland, per cent tobacco contracts 81 usurlous GU
tracts void.
Hargsa6d, per cent. forfeit double the usury esa
North Clroz;na 6per cent; contracts for usu1y VodOs
double the usury. .u
South Carolina per cent. forfeit of interest and pren
taken, with costs
Georgia, per cent; forfeit thrice the usury.
ALdb1n1G per cent. forfeit of interest and usury
Mississippi per cent? by contract 10usury recoV
in action for debt. Da
Louisiana, per cent; Bank interest 6contTac S-De9
contract, interest void. $50
Tennessee per cent. usurious contracts void.
kentucky per cent; usury recoverable with costs.
Ohio, 6 per cent; nsurious contracts void.
Indiana, 6 per cent fine of double the excess .;
IUinois, per cent? by contract IL beyond for1els ~
Msssour per cents contract beyond, forfeit I"
interest and usury. LIT
Mcaigdn per cent? forfeit Of usy fourth OF dsOh
44rIgasa. per cent? by agreement 1o-usury
District Cbzu6ia per cent usurious contracts VOID
Florida per cent; forfeit interest and excess the
TtSsconsus per cent; By contract l2iorfes Univ
E,soa9s bv agreement and enforced by law. 800. in
On debts or judgments in favor of the United o"'''
terest is computed at per cent per annuin-
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TINES OF HOLDING THE CO11RTs


The UNITED STATES CIRcUrr for the District of
North Carolina is held semiannuay Raleigh on the first
Monday in June and last Monday in November The Off
follows: j. NJ Wayne of Georgia. Circuit Judge
Henry Potter of Fayetteville District s. 900
District Attorney, Robert p Dick of GuiIford Marshal
for the District of North Carolina Wesley Jones of Wake
County; Clerk, William Fl. Haywood, Sr.
The UNITED STATES DISTRICT Courts held at Eden
ton the third Monday in April and October; Newbern
the fourth Monday in April and October; at Wilmington
the first Monday after the fourth Monday in April and Oc
tOber.
The SUPREME COURT NORTH CAROLINA is held at Re-
leigh semiannuay the second Monday in June and 3Oh
day of December 1t is also held year Morganton
Burke County the first Monday in August The officers
follows: Frederick Nash, of Orange Chief Justice
Richmond Pearson, of Surry, judge William h Battle,
OF Orange Judgesaary of each $4,000 per annum NJ w.
RANSOM of Warren Attorney General; Perrin Busbee of
Wake, Reporters Edmund B. Freeman, of Wake, Clerk ;
Oliver r. Perry, of Wake Deputy Clerk; J. T. C. Watt
of Wake, Marshal.
The SUPERIOR Courts held in Circuits by the
following officers: Judges-Thomas Settle of Rocking
county Matthias E. Manly of Craven; John n. Dick of
Guiford; David F. Caldwell of Rowan; John L. Bailey of
Orange John w Ellis, of Rowan; and Romulus NJ Saun
ders, of Wake. SOcitOrs-W. N. H. Smith, of HEREFORD
rides the First Circuit George S. Stevenson, of Craven
rides the Second Circuit; NJ. W. RANSOM the Attorney
General rides the Third Circuit Cadwaader Jones'
Orange rides the Fourth Circuits Robert Strange of CT
berland rides the Fifth Circuit William Lander of Lincoln
rides the Sixth Circuit A W. Burton of Ceayeland rides
the Seventh Circuit The Courts are held follows:
FIRST CIRCUIT.
znre1 county, first Monday in March and September.
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UsEFUL STATISTICS
Government Of the United states.
oARHFULLY COMPLIED ron THE srANDARl

Government of the United states.
FRANKLIN PIERCE, President, .............. $4,000
WILLIAM L. MARCY NewYork Secretary of State 5000
JAMES GUTHRIE Kentucky, Secretary Treasury 5000
JEFFERSON DAVIS of Mississippi Secretary Of War; 5000
JAMES c. DoBBIN of North Carolina Secy of Navy, 5000
R. A. McCLELLAND ofchigan Secretary Interior 5000
JAMES CAMPBELL of Pennsylvania, PosmasterGen, 5000
CALEB CUSHING of Massachusetts, AttorneyGenera 5000
UNITED STATES SENATE.
THE following believed to be list of the United
States Senate, after the 4th of March, 1853:
Democrats in Roman-Whigs in Italic-those marked
r. s. Free-Soilers Aboitionists.)
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n UINTON UTLEY'S TOOTH-ACHE DROPS, for
k< the of the TOOthAche of the greatest dis
coTeries of the 10Th Century From the app
cations have had for the above preparation for the last few
months uniform which has attended its its
salutary effects its to immediate relief in the
of ToothAche have been induced to offer
it those who be afflicted with the utmost confidence
virtue and the full belief that it will subdue and
entire relief the toothache without the slightest
injury to the TOOTH have got land ge numerous tes
monias of its ecacy-sOne from distinguished gentlemen
and all from reliable persons the State pub
cation of which deem Unnecessary this time, of
to the manufacturer and the patient than all the
tifcates from great men that could be procured.
The preparation is known only to myself Every pha is
carefully put up by my hands in the City of Raleigh
Ira BECKwITH's Store Fayetteville street. few doors
North of the Yarbrough House. and opposite Eawrences
Hotel where it will be constantly kept for sale either by the
wholesale retail Also for sale by the retail at JONES
DREW BETS Store Wake County N. G. Retail price so
cents Bottlebeal deduction made when taken by the
quantity.
To all who may have the Tooh-Ache-try it, and then it
All orders from distance promptly attended to by Mr..
oUINToN UTLEY.
Raleigh September 18th, 1852. s6ly.
NTOTICE.-WE HAVE THIS DAY SOLD OUR IN
IL teres in the Stock of Goods Wares and Merchandise
in the Store lately owned by Rchd Smith, ION the
to Messrs PECK BLEDsoE which will be kept well sup
Our old friends and patrons will recollect next
door the No 49, Cheap Place opposite Harding
where shall continue the Dry Goods business and sell at
usuallow prices. This is "hunnbug the people
of this and the counties donng know We in receipt
of good many Dry Goods bought within few days past
and which will be sold low and mistake. Call
June 80, 1858. &C.
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A. M. McPHEETERS,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Office at 40. TO- Roanoke Square,
NORFOLK, VA.
All packages to be forwarded by to be directed to
Portsmouth, Va, where they will receive my strict
attention All orders for Groceries promptly attended to
furnished the lowest market price ohOt commits
sion.
REFERENCES:
GEO. W. MoRDEcAJ Prest Bank of the State of N. c.
c. DEWEY, Cashier
W. II. JONES' Cashier Bank of Cape Fear.
L. OBJ. BRANCH, President Raleigh and CASTOR Road.
THOMAS P. DEvEREUx, Esq, Halifax, N. G..
H. d. TURNER,
WILLIAMS HAYWOOD
]. Brown
j. NJ TowLEs and Merchants, Raleigh.
JOHN PRIMROSE,
May 9th 1858. SOY.
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3uilfrd county, Columbus Mills of Rutherford county
and r. S. French, of Robson county
The Board of North Carolina is composed
as follows His Excelleney, David s. Reid President
greco Matthew Shaw, of Beaufort, and Alfred Jones and
William w Holden, of Wake county.
THE INTERNAL-IMPRovEMENT Board is composed fol-
loys:-His Excellency, David s. Reid President etefcO
Calvin Graves of Caswel Thomas Bragg of Northamp
ton county.
GovERNoRs AIDS, with the rank of CooneI:-J. A. Nc
Lean of Guilford; Thomas Rufin IT, of Rockingham and
Robert Strange, jr, of New Hanover -.
HE GENERAL ASSEMBLY commences its sessions, in Ra
leigh the Third Monday November in every alternate
year. The next election for members of the Senate House
of Commons and Governor will be on the First Thurs
day in August, 1854.
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WILSON & GRICE,
GENERAL ooMM MISS E9 an AND FORWARDING
No. IL, High Street and Pierees WAay,
PORTSMOUTH, VA,
Give to s ss Rd
tiOn' and make liberal R SSRfggH%s9ts
Sessr w. r. T. s s. faa aaisg Raleigh
k.f n ET D. &l BaPoST 6I aor5sOurg
Hon; WELDON N. EDwARDs, Warren County.
Col. S. s. RoYsrER, Granville:
-" MoNTeoMERY 4 PIgMHER Warren ton d.,
SAMUEL TE !" N. '1 wilson '''''' ' GEO. W. GR1cE.
May I'd, 1858. 48-ly
PETER W. HINTON,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT,
No. /, ? and 8 RotheIys' Wharf,
NORFOLK, VA
Particular attention paid the sale of Flour Cotton To-
Advances made consgnments.
Strict attention paid to Forwarding and Receiving Mer
chandise.
Maj. CHAs. L. HINTON, Raleigh.
J: B. G. RouLHAo, Esq, Raleigh.
WILLIAM PLUMBER Esq, Warrenton
JAMES J. IREDELL,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Will attend to all business entrusted him. in the Courts
of this and the adjoining Counties GU It,; uo 1o,
Raleigh, June 18th, 1858. eft
CLAUDIUS b. SANDERS,
Attorney at Law,
N c.,
Will attend the Courts of Johnston Wayne and Nash Coun
ties.
January 10th, 1858. 1s-w&sw1y.
WILLIAM HI. JONES.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
RALEIGH, N. c..
Will attend the Courts of Chatham, Johnston and Wake
February %, 1858. 29-tf
WINSTON 81 CLARKE,
COunselIOrs and Attorneys at Law,
RALEIGH, n. C.
p. 81. WINSTON. VIM. j. CLARKE
March 90, 1858. 3D.
CLEMENT G. WRIGHT,
Attorney at Law,
- Office corner of Green and Bow Streets.
january 31st, 1858. 22-w1y
A. & HI. HARRIS, x IS
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
NoRFoLK, VA,
VIII make liberal advances consignnents if desired
April, 19, 1858. fly. &
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APPoRTIoNMENT OF MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF


COMMONS.
The following is the manner in which the MEMBERS OF
THE HOUSE OF Commons 2o,l appOrtOned among The
The Counties of CHmberland Granville GulfOrd each
The Counties of Davidson, Edgeconabe, Halifax, Ire
dell, New Hanover, Orange Randolph, Ala
nance, Anson, Beaufort BERTHE Caswel, ,
Cleaveand, Craven, Duplin Forsythe, john eacn
ston, Mecklenburg, northampton, Pitt, Robe
son, Rockingham, Rowan, Rutherford, Samp-
SON, Warren, Wayne and Wilkes,
The Counties Of Buncombe Madison, Surry, Yad-
kin, Ashe, Bladen, Burke Cabarrus, CataWba,
Cherokee, Davie, CASTOR, Gates, Henderson,
HEREFORD, Hyde Lincoln, Martin, Moore, Nash,
Onslow, Pasquotank, Person. Richmond, Stan
ly, Stokes, Union, Fancy, Alexander, Bruins each
wick, Caldwell, Camden, Carteret, Columbus,
Currituck, Greene, Jones' Lenoir, Mcdowell,
Montgomery, Perquimons, Tyrrell, Washing
ton, Watauga, Macon Haywood, jackson, Cho-
and Franklin,
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w. r.. PEPPER,
COMMISSION MERCHANT FORWARDING AGENT


COMMISSION MERCHANT FORWARDING AGENT
No. "a, High Street, /,
PORTSMOUTH, Va,
Will give his personal attention to all consgnmens of
Tobacco Wheat Cotton Flour whether for sale ship
and prepared make liberal advances when requir
ed Particular attention paid the Receiving and Forward
ing Goods All orders for Merchandise of description
punctualy attended to- and filled on the best terms.
REFERENCES.
DAVID s. REID Governor State of North Carolina
r. NJ. SAUNDERS, Raleigh,
s. H. ROGERS, "
Maj C. L. HINTON, "
PERRIN BUsBEE, I"
RICH'D l. WYNNE Hyde county,
MARLBOROUGH & STRoTHER, LOuisburg,
r. NJ. HYMAN, Warrenton,
r. NICHOLS Hilsborough,
BLAND Dunn, Greensborough,
Col. ANDREW JOINER, Halifax
]. F. SIMMONS, Weldon
ALEX. McCRAE, President Wilmington R. R. r. Co.
JNo. w. PUGH, CASTOR N c.
DAVID MeQAN1EL, Rocky Mount, North Carolina
NJ WESTON
HENRY MoRDEcAI Edgecomb
L. H. b. WHITAKER & SoN, Enfield,
A. w. VENABLE Granville,
d. E. YOUNG Henderson,
w. H. WESTON, CASTOR,
July 18TH 1858. n-3m