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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-08

~ ung lhau, Do You believe in a
future state r
'Ineour s. l does, and what's more
! intend t9 enter it as soon as Betsy
gets her " r lding things ready
you mis- takeme. Do You believe
in future State Of rewards and pun
ishments9'
sNIost ass qredly. If I should cut
mugs at a ne a headed woman, should
expect myI hat indented by the first
eistern pole she could lay her hand
on.
60 to, gqung man, you are incor-
rigible. Go to.
'Go tw D If it wasn't for that law
agin biganI y, darn if wouldn't 90 a
dozen. Bat who supposed, Deacon,
thata man Of yonr years would give
sucha advice to q pusson just starting
in |lifd?'
rbis TOD k tie Deacon down
Whether the conversation will be re
neweJb viii not be known till our ex-
press arrives.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-08
How TO Cool SWEET P6rAroEs

How TO Coo k SWEET P6TAroEs
Boil tw > Ian &c swe et potatoes,
rub them through seiYe, then add
piece Of butter lbe size Of an egg,
a little salt. enc pint of bhttermllk,
a lea cup Of sugar, a teaspobnful Of
saleratus; dissolve in warm " ater
Bake in an easlhen dish. Serve
UP cold, with cream.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-08

Some of O r western rivers are so
SHALLOW. that the pilot wa des ahead
Of The boat at night, and points out
the way with a candle. During the
dry season, W liter is 50 scarce that Il
pRilfull wasted would stop the com
merce 4f half a dozen counties.
Swimming ii them parts is limited.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-08
RIaaksnlithiIg.

49,: THE undersigned has %
Bpened Black smith !kss,Ip on the bfFsysJs
NEST side Of town, III the IFicb shore inst below
the Livery Stable All rersdn wishing work
we'll done IN his lind are re qudsted TO call, He
has experienced woTkmeIs and Is now prepared
p DO all klnds oi sFlthnd at prompt notice, IN
workmanlike manner,and on reasonable terms.
Feb Il. 1S53-12m l.. t. GRAY.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-08

A writer says. that tile Vital differ
ence between man aid won lan is this,
man forever asks for me reI while wo-
man is always intent dpd IN making
the most Of what she ha \. Man is a
perpetual seeker. woman tl lras what
ever she finds into pres en t use and
profit. MANS eye is fix ed upon the
future, woman's upon dhd present.
He sweeps the heavens With his gaze
to see what fairer world ) invite his
adventure; she Guietly.4ngaGks the
trunk of his observation, and aphra>
ariates whatever availabl b results it
contains to the improve nent Of hia
present abode. (
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-08
The Subscriber

EEPS constantly on hand at his old stand.
IN at the Tan-Yard, an excellent supply Of
Boo IS, aud Shoes, Harness and Saddles, Sole, Up
per, Htr7less and Subtle Leather, of superior
quality; all of which viii be soldlow for cash,
or Exchanged for barter,
a pril l, 1868. JAMES +. COBB
HOME MADE BRoGANs at
F lib. 81 SHAPARD'S
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-08

They have got a pig in Ohio So
thoroughly educated, that he has I'd
Ken to music. They regulate hi 5
time by twisting his tail-tle great
er the twist. the higher the notes.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-08

A spirit-rapper in Iowa SAYS that
Dr. Franklin has opened ia circus in
the otheriYorld.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-08
Served EN- right:

"Ydu married me Il r my money, said Bess,
"ArI "a l married yot FOR your beauty, ALAS
\ nd bQth had. hard fortune meted;
For never before dih occasions arise
Where two felt sQs Ilre Of winning a prize.
a hd bPth got 50 dwfally cheated
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-08
SELLING Ar COST.

W. to s ss g.s s1fGa,5s as q s of our
tire stoeSof Goods at cost an d carriage no
mistake Now is the timl flo get excellent
'Fo.S 81 nominal price,l i application be
maie soon Gail without delay, if ypu want
bargains All kinds Of Bal tdr taken III cx-
change for Goods, AS usual
April Z, 1888. RI "a GRAY d. co.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-08
Receiving

ia 420 bags Of dne and coarse salt;
49, zoo bbls salt You had better pur-
chase before there is an advance.
June Ie. 2HAPARD.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-08
L ARDwARE AND Cutlery.

\ - 4 LARGE stock eudbraaing almost everv
y article in this line wanted in this mark et
' IN store aud fot sal4 ch4a, Nv
THOMSON & BUCHANAN.
April q, 1858.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-08
BARTER. BARTER. /:

w ANTE9 7o 1899 r R. {i hssy{ w Wool s2o1
10000 Pounds Feathers.
" d. e S. NJ. EWING.
april Il. 1858.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-08

WEI . s.. &c 5.g l.= In -
E4ce generally,
ELLIOTT e THOMPSON
Jan. q -ly. Shelbyviiie Tim.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-09-08
Second the lIO!ioa. Mr.. President,

- QUEEss and Grassy ARE. low:
~ tan ware and hardware. at
April rs, 1853. WEBB WOODS.
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CgasE352eg SFores
Removed to the north west Corner Of
gc,TeE, Il Ga

PUBLIC S Q-yAK3a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-07
Police Intelligence.

A ROMANTIC FEMALE THIEF CHARGED WITH GRAND
LARCENY AND BURGLARY, AND BEING rUGT-
TIVE FROM JUSTICE IN BOSTON.
very remarkable case was brought before the Police
Court on Tuesday at the Tombs, in which young Ger
woman, Of rather prepossessing appearance calling
herself Caroline Josephine Schmidt taken into
toly by officer Mansfield, charged with being fugitive
from The city Of Boston, where she stands accused Of
stealing quantity of valuable ewery and wearing ap
parel the property of Mr.. Il. L. Bcnzon, residing at
II Boylson street, Boston, amounting in value to more
than one thousand dollars
1t that, according TO the evidence OF Mr. Ben
zon, the young woman engaged as domestic IL his
dwelling house and that during the temporary absence
Of the family Friday, the 18th of March last she stole
the house diamond brooch pair OF diam ond ear
rings diamond finger rings and other articles of ewery
together with $50 gold pieces and about $50 in small
or gold coin In addition to This iewelry, she
carried OIL handsome Grape shawl and many other art
Giles OF female apparel On the family returning, and
finding the house robbed the police Of Boston put
on the search out the whereabouts Of the thief
They however failed in their efforts and strange to
late the nght Of The 81 st ut, two weeks after the
OF the first robbery Mr. Benzons house was
entered by burglar, who found entrance by break.
lug window and, among other property. the
rogues carried of four silver plated candletcks. Thus
matters remained In Ro ton mystery the guilty par
ties evidently escaped 10 this city, The above named
officer procured Certain information which led him to be-
lieye that German named Wolf Bumentha of No i5s
Washington street. had in his possession box contain
ing ewelry which c0frcsponeed with that stolen from
Mr.. Henzon. Accordingly he made a search and on the
Of Bumcniha found all the ewery and the gold
coin, subsequently claimed and identified by Mr.. Bnlon
Blupentbal taken into custody a charge of re-
ceiyDg the said property with the guilty knowledge that
the stolen. He taken before Justice 10
CART, who committed him 10 prison TO await further
the searching ont o the who was well believed 10
e ~ tbs city, the prisoner, BUmsrtha Acknowledged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-07
Marine Affairs.
rHR PASSAGE OF THE ARABIA.
EDIToR or NEW YORK upRAIp


lrerceive. by this evenings express that the Arabia
above is correct she has made shorter passage than
the Arctic. If you will state in your mornings paper
her exact running time you will much oelgs o,,,,.o
The Arabia arrived at Liverpool at fifteen minutes past
i've the morning OF the 2lst ult. Her passage
twenty se,en hours longer than the Arctic's.
As an answer, however, to several other correspon-
dents who have been led to believe that the Arabia
arrived the morning of the 2Oth BY its being
incorrectly stated by several Of contemporaries
we give below abstr act Of her log taken from the
Liverpool Journal of the I'D ult.:-
The ARABIA SITAMsHP-Durng her last rassage home
the Arabia has encountered severe eastery gales as
glance at the following log win show =
io-Wind; NE; se9rse, r. 50 s; distance run slg
ii.Wind, 81. course, \. a H.; distance rnn s knots;
e. & E. ans d. slesa ap ~ knots.
lat long 3 e. ' Es E. h distance sea 80
knots lat 4 long = ~ strong Ires.es ana cloudy
Knots, w. q q sSs % srSs.ss
tpSts a. 2 l1Mg g moderate sres,es and cloudy
~ lnv,. a 3 g 5s r. e
is-Wins Sea,Iessterly ceurse n 20 E.; distance run
2s knots lat ~ D. long y u; fresh gales and clear
l9-wind sentheaserly course, s. 81 E.; distance run
@Wnd variable ' q, ABREAST Cape sG clear
srs n abreast Tn.s,r; I'm ABREAST " ii"ySssd
II ~ y. ". abrcaet Point Ly
T.-At2 An slowed At the bar: 80 AN. set fnlt
speed and at > u AN. arrived.
EDITOR or TIE HERALD.
New YORK, April 3 1885.
VIII you please to state in your paper Of tomorrow.
the horse power OF the Cunard steamer Arabas engines
by doing you will greatly oblige two Of the constant
readers Of the II iRAlD.
The power of the Arabia is stated in Liverpool paper
which published list Of the tonnage and power Of ali
the steamers Of the Cunard line to be $50 horse.
foa EtRopr.-The British steamship Asia left port
O'clock yesterday for Liverpool with 10 passengers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-07
Purchase OF Foreign silver.
MINT OF THE UNITED STATES.

PHILADELPHIA, March 81 1855.
by virtue Of the 90 section Of the act of Congress, ap
proved Ieb n 1853 the Treasurer Of the Mint With tho
approval of the Director gives notice that he is prepares
10 purchase silver coin and bullion, delivered at the Mint,
on the fos wing terms, via
For dollars Of Mexico Peru Bolivia, Chill, Brazil ire
s,amped) and Spain for francs for silver coins Of tho
United States other than the three cents the price paid
VIII be ~ u an ounce, gross.
For thaers of Sweden, and the Northern States Of Ger
many. 81 OIL ounce.
For silver in bars, Al Il for each ounce AZ standard
Gneness, (a-10hs deter mined assay at the Mint
The payment viii DO made in gold coins or in silver
coins of new emission at the option OF the seller Parties
furnishing silver to the Mint according to the terms OF
this notice will receive preference, in exchanges for
the coin according TO the order of prortyof their
sales 10 the Mint
1t is expected that emission Of new coinage win be
,sade by the middle Of April.
The prices herein fixed, will continue until further
notice. Approved, 9. N NCKERr, Director
E. G, DALE, Treasprsr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-07

Interesting Statfst1os Of the Mexican Republic
IT'S PRESENT AND FORMRR TERRIToEY, WITH THAT
rRANsYERRHD TO THE UNiTHD srArEs-rrs TO-
REIGN IIgBr AT EPoCHs PROM 1921 TO 1852
CIVIL BUpaEI--ITs VARIOUS ADMINISTRATIONS
ARMY, ETC.
Translated from H Universal March 9, 1881
Superficial extent OF the Mexican republic distinguish
ing that which eorrespondsd TO each State district and
territory in 1884, from that yielded by the treaty of Qua
dslupe in ls4s and giving the present extent Of the
public
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-01-22
January 18Th, 1858.

STATE of North CarOIina,--W Co.
OJohn NJ Fleming, Admir-. of Haywood Roles, us.
heirs at law OF Haywood Roles deceased-Petition
make Real Estate assets In Court Pleas and Quar-.
ter sessions. November Sessions, 1852.
This petition coming on TO be heard and appearing
TO the satisfaction of the Court that the children and
heirs of James L. Roles late of Arkansas are nonres-
dents of this State il is therefore ordered bv the Court
that advertisement be R,ade the North Carolina STAN
Gard, newspaper published in the City of Raleigh for
six weeks sucCe sivey, notifying the said nonresident
Defendants to be and appear before The Justices
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions be held for the
county OF Wake at the Court House in The City of RAJ
and there to demur TO The allegations forth
in said petition otherwise it will be heard erpnrte 10
them aud Judgment pro confessO granted.
Witness, James /. Marriott, Clerk OF our said Court
at office, the 3rd Monday of November, 1852
JAMES T. MARRIOTT, CHerk.
January 1853 (Pr- Adg, $5629) 955-6w
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RAILRoADs I'M MIssoURI.

At recent special session of the Legislature OF
Missouri it was enacted that the credit of the State
should be lent for building the following Roads
Pacific road to Kansas, $50 miles, $3,o00,o00;
Pacific road to Southwest 311 miles, $1,000. 900
Hannibal and St. Joseph road, 200 miles, ST, 800
900; North Missouri road, 22s miles, 100000 {;
Iron Mountain road, Is miles, $75o,ooo-in all
1901 miles and S8,25O,O0O.
Bonds of the State to be issued in aid of
these works in amount as above. To the construc-
ton of every road the State requires private and
corporate subscriptions and payments of stock to
keep pace with the issue of State bonds; and the
State takes mortgage the entire roads to en-
sure the payment Of the principal and interest of
the bonds.
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A COLLEGE TO BUILD.

TENHE Trustees of Normal College will receive Sealed
Proposals til l O'Clock the 10th of Febhary for
the erection Of College building.
The diameter of the building will be $40 feet, average
height % feet, No of 25. The building must he
constructed Of the best bricks, and finished with good
materials Proposals will he received for the hrickwork
and Carpenters work separately together. The work.
will board themselves and find all material. For
specifications apply to d. Craven, at the College.
The Board of Trustees will also meet on the same
day to locate the buildings and lay off the grounds. The
whole Board is requested to attend.
e. II. WILEY, Ec-c0fcio Secretary
OF the Boafd of Trustees.
January lS;h 1858. I9-tl6Feb
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January IL, 1858.
GIeAY,s AVAILABLE oHNTmENr.

| DEEM it proper to inform the public that my own
name and label has been very extensively counter
William F. Gray, of Nashville. Tennessee and all the
Ointment isvc made since the st of January 1862
hears his name written by in large plain hand
My son has sent, by an Agent large supply of the
Ointment into the Western part of North Carolina and
has lately made shipment to Wilmington of several
thousand boxes. In the of come Jew months
every County in the State will be furnished with an adj.
equate supply Of the Ointment My is the only per-
son TO whom have impaired perfect knowledge of
preparing the Ointment, and The Ointment made y him
will lie genune-all without his label and slanature
should be avoided spurious.
WILLIAM w. GRAY.
Raleigh January lIth 1853. Ie
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TUESDAY, January, Is, 1852.
SEN ATE.

Mr.. Bright presented the credentials Of the Hon.
John Petit Senator eect from Indiana, in the place
Of the Hon. James Whitcomb, deceased. Mr.. 7. APP
peared and
Mr.. Badger introduced bill abolishing the right
hold TO bail in civil cases in the District Of Co.
lumbia.
Mr.. Shields reported back House bill app ropriating
$50 900 for the erection, by Clark Mills, of eques
TRAN statue OF Washington, in the city of Washing
ten, and it was taken up and passed.
MIR. Mangum submitted resolution, which was
agreed to, directing inquiry into The proprety of
purchasing, for the OF the navy, Espey's CoDcal
Ventilator.
Mr.. Soule submitted a resolution calling for cor
respondence relative the claims of citizens of the
United States against Hayti. Adopted.
MIR. Brooke's resolution relative to the causes for
the suspension of diplomatic relation with the Mica
raguan Minister, was withdrawn for the purpose of
being offered in Executive session.
Mr.. Casss joint resolution, re-affirming the Mon
roe doctrine, taken up, and that gentleman spoke
at length in favor of the positions oPenned in his
resolution.
Mr.. Butter followed, agreeing mainly with Mr..
Cass in his views, but incnng 10 the opinion here
toiore expressed by Mr. Calhoun, that the declaration
attempt TO the Spanish American republics 10
the dominion of Spain.
Mr. Cass rejoined.
Mr.. Hale followed, contending that in military
and commercial point of view Canada was of tenfold
the importance of Cuba, and maintained that to be
consistent England should be notihed that she could
az sell Canada to any power but The Unled States
He pursued this subject at great length.
MIR. Mason got the floor, and the Senate adjd.
No business of importance was transacted in the
House on Tuesday.
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ODD.FELLowsH1P. The Independent Order OF
Odd-Feilows in the United States embrace thirty sir
Grand lodges. The aggregate of lodges belonging to
these several bodies number 2,729 The number oil
the official report of the Grand Lodge of the United
States at its late session, it appears that during the
year ending June &c. 1852, there were 25756 lnilia-
iions while the revenue of the entire body reached
as follows viz: Number of brothers relieved, 26,33O,
widowed families relieved $3.50; number of broth
ers buried, 1912 relief paid to brothers, $372,384
90; relief paid to widowed families, S52,45 70 !;
paid fer the eduralion of orphans, Sl0,750 IS; paid
for the burial of the dead, $I72.442 70.
Ne,O York Sunday Times
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S25 REWARD,

I WILL give the above reward of $25 for the
apprehension and confinement in any Jail in the State
or delivery to my Contract the North Carolina
Nail Roa ten miles west of Raleigh of negro woman
called Delpha. She is tall black woman with promi-
nent cheek bones, large eyes, fine of large teeth
am inclined to the belief that she is harbored by
cousin of hers living at Mrs. Malones Raleigh or by
gang Of free negroes living Morrisville Post Office
IL miles west of Raleigh Crabtree.
PRO. E. A. JONES.
January IL, 1858. Is-Sm.
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Insurance. The nnsyvanian Inquirer gives
its readers the following sound advice:
- Are your houses insured 2-if not, insure them.
Is your stock in trade insured ?-t d. insure it, Ii
is better TO pay few dollars premium than regret
loss, after fire has consumed your dwelling or your
merchandise. If you already insured, look 10 your
policy, and repay the premium before the policy
out. If your stock is fully insured, have an adj
ditiona amount covered under your policy. Are you
living a salary 10 support wife and children q
if SO, few dollars from ii, and have your life
insured, and thus leave those YOU love something
live on after your DEATH"
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MUSICAL NOTATION FOR THE BLIND. Mr.. G. Ma
honey, graduate of the New York Institution for
the Blind, has succeeded in perectng musical no.
taton, by which persons deprived like himself, ofthe
of sight, may be greatly facilitated in acquiring
knowledge of musical science. He substitutes the
raised letters by which notes known. for the notes
themselves, the value of each letter being designated
by axng the usual sign of the CROCHET, quaver, &c.
Thus, the ws.tten music is compressed into much
smaller space, and printed raised music made avail
able in the instruction Of the blind AS music is the
only art that blind people enjoy, this improve
ment is a beneficial one. The system may be had OF
the author, al the Blind Institution.
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MONEY! IOsT.

I OsF, by the subscriber, Friday last, in Raleigh,
Il two Fifty Dollar Bills of the Bank of the State of
North Carolina. The said bills new, dated the Ist
January 1882, and believed to be numbers 2s5 and
266-Ietter A.
The public cautioned against taking these bills as
they my property.
The subscriber will be thankful for any information
which will lead TO the recovery of his money.
J. Z. ALLEN.
Jan. 10, 1859. LIFT
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Cjndiiion 0f the Markets.

New YORK, Jan. Is. Sales of 1900 bales OF cot
ton at CT. advance; fair qualities have improved
most Flour is better. Sales of 5000 bbIs. so
$5 50 for State. and G98 SIS rs for Southern
and Genesee. Wheat.-SaIes Of 1900 bushels
Southern white, 81 81 %. Corn.--SaIes of
$4,000 bushels, at rs for mixed. Coffee
Sales of 100 bags Rio, at 81 cents. Sugar-Sales
OF 500 hhds. Orleans, at Al cents. Linseed
O!l.-Saies of 10000 gallons So 90 cents. Tur
Pentlne.-Sales of 1000 bblS.. rough, specula-
ton, at 45 $ &c, aud 400 barrels spirits at 6sc
WhIsky.-Sales of 400 bbs. at IS % CTS Pork.
Sales Of $500 bbls al $l9 IS for mess, and SIG for
prime. Beef.-SdIes of 500 bbs, at Is 25 SI3 SO
for mess, and 1900 bbs. beef hams Is 25 $I5 So
Hogs plenty, al a So 25. Butter Is IS cts.
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A Te5scE,cr WanfoI.

'1NHE subscribers will give salary of four hundred
4 dollars and board per annum for Teacher to take
charge of Pleasant Hill Academy, Lenoir County or
four hundred and eighty, dollars and Teacher board him
self Those applying will he required to present tes4
moniaS OF good moral character and qualified 10 prepare
hoys for College others need apply. Those ap-
plying may address either of the subscribers at Jericho
Wayne County, N. c.
ALLEN w. WOOTEN,
WILLIS PIPKIN,
CALVIN ROUSE.
January H. 1883 l6-s1.
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rxaRRrRp.

On the Sh ultimo, at the residence of Philip Warick
Esq. Burke County, by Rev. Alexander Abernathy,
the Rev. Robert B. Jones, of Person county, Miss
Mary Catherine eldest daughter of Philip Wariick ESQ.,
of Burke. 40.
In the Episcopal Church, Cincinnati, by the Rev
A. d. Auner DR.. j.. j. Jones' of Wiksborough, N. C.,
to Miss Victoria daughter of Charles and Sarah Leak
from Liverpool England, new citizens of Cincinnati.
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WHAT MAKES A MAN The longer l. live the
more certain | am that the great difference between
men the great significant, is energy invincible de-
terminalion an honest purpose once fixed, and then
victory. These qualities will do anything that can
he done in the world; and no talents, no clrcumstan
ces no opportunity, will make twoegged creature
man without it.--GoefAc.
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January IL, 1858.
NOTICE.

yEEHE annual meeting of the Stockholders of the
q Greenville and Raleigh Plank Road Company will
he held in the town of Grcenvilc Thursday, the 18th
of February next.
All Stock settled for by the annual meeting will
be sold on Friday, the 18th OF February, 1858.
r. l.. MYERS, President,
JOHN A. sELEr, Secretary.
Greenviile, January 18th, 1853. IS-2t.