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The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1853-10-22

The subscriber offers for sale that valuable Plantation
on which he now lives containing 44O situated
on the cas- side OF the Cape Fear River, II mixes below
Fayetteville. There is about 100 acres under fence and
IN fine state OF cultivation, the greater part of which
Is low grounds unsurpassed by any in the county for
fertility. There is about 100 of fine unmprOvct!
farming land, with some very fine swamp land The
back land is denscly timbered with pine which there
is Il crop OF tupentinc boxes year old. On the
premises is large frame dwelling and all necessary
ont buildings with fine Well of water in the yard. 1t
the most desirable and healthy situation the River.
bargain can be had by app yng the subscriber
he premises.
WILLIAM \. KING.
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NOficp--AH those indebted to the subscri-
tcr for Clothing, by note account will please call
and settle same (as longer time be given.
or their accounts will be placed i'll the hands
of an officer He may be found Gillespie street,
doors south of Market Square.
Oct L.. 1853 6l-tf III. GRAHAM.
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FALL WINTER STOCK BOOTS * SHOES.
We receiving large stock of Boots 4 Shoes en-
bracing every variety of style and quality adapted to
the seasons trade
Also Calf, Goat, Lining and Binding Skins Lasts.
Sparablcs Shoe Pegs and Findings of all kinds Which
offer very low for cash, time to prompt Gus
toners.
S. I. HAWLEY & son.
Oct. l, 1853. GLOW
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las on hand a beautIfuI aSsOft1HcHt Ui
Fall and Winter Goods.
He desires to return thanks his friends and the pub
lie for the liberal patronage which they have bestowed
on nlm and solicits continuance OF the same his
frlends and the public requested to give him call
at the stand formerly occupied by S. Hinsdale south
west corner Market Square and Gillespie street.
Oct. Is, 1853.
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VALUABLE LANDS Eos SALE.

l Offer for sale my pantation-s:tuatcd seventeen
miles southwest of l.umberon, eighteen from the Rail
road. :,ld nine from notwithstanding
hnl,lr Of the best cotton an provision lands in
the county. with fine improvements: well watcred,
narka'ly healthy, and the best stand for store in the
country there having been one it occasionally for
the thirty About SD of the land
{, .;,rel AMI II very high state OF cultivation | will
give the lands for the valued proceeds of it for
Y, ar with the work of seven hands
will vide the lands fdesired or fa larger tract
s lcs red there is large track adjoining it that be
bought very reasonable terms. Early application
is desired. ZACH. TT LMORE.
Alfor,lsvillc May :, 1858. If
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
The undersigned receiving large Stock of
Goods consisting of full assortment of Ladies' and
Gent Ieinen's
DRESS GOODS
\ large supply of Ready-made Clothing, Hats,
CAPS. Bonnets Boots and Shoes Saddlerv
Hardware, Groceries, Drugs & Medicine,
Wt, great many other kinds of Goods which they
Will e IL on accommodating terms.
j. I. COUNCIL & CAIN.
Sept. 5, 1853. 2m
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EDUC TION

The Select School tor Boys. Rowan street, will be
opened again on Monday, the 10th of October at the
following rates: The primary branches 81; for English
sraHnlal. Geography &c SO; and for the higher Eng
sN branches an! Languages. 81 per quarter (of eleven
weeks -char9ed from the time OF entrance-nO detuc-
ton only for proractcd Illness The subscriber feels
grateful Tor the patronage heretofore received and pro-
lseS to do all III his to advance his pupils in
iuirng good substantial education.
ID. S WILLIAMS Instructor
Sept II. 1S,; cost
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$50 REV ARD.

Runaway from the subscriber, his Negro men, JOHN
and TOBEY. John is about 26 years old. 6 feet inch
high. weighs about 1S5 1910 lbs. TObey aged about
y years. feet inches high stout and weighs 10
lbs. They were bought from Mr. James Surlcs OF Cum
berand county, and will probably be lurking IN IN that
in Johnston County Twenty-Five Dollars for either
or Fifty Dollars for both will be paid for their appre
hesion and delivery to the subscriber or Tor thef co
fnement in any Jail in the State that he can get
Them An additional of One Hundred Dollars VIII
be paid for the conviction of person OF hroorins
the above Negroes.
JOHN COLEY.
Fair Buff Columbus Co. y. c.. Oct. e. 63-tf
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Q ~ Law of Lyttleton ur1lcr, late Of
Sampson County, n. G.
Notice is hereby given to that at the next Term
of County Court of Sampson, the Sd Monday of No
vcn.,er, shall PROFOUND for probate the last Will
AMI Testament of Lyttleton Turner.
ANNA b. CHESNUTT, Exccutors
THOMAS l. FAISON '
Clinton Y. c. Oct l, 1858 62-6t
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Sept II, 1888
L A IL G 100 DIS. q : 3 .

= Z l. 7. {. o o d : = 5 3.
B:cNHON.. KYLE &, co.
Are receiving their Fall Stock. The following
is part onl y:
GROCERIES.
1:s5 bag Rio and Lag,ir, Coffee; 30 bbls refined
granulaed and crushed Sugar; hhds Porto Rico and
New Orleans Sugar 80 bi,S Mess Pork: 40 bbs Mack
small badders: 700 HIS carb. Soda; so kegs extra
White Lead: 4 tons Sweele Iron, all sizes.
Also. Corn Sieilcrs Straw Cutters; Gunny. Dundee.
and light Bagging: Rope and Twinc Nails: Hollow
are; Hardware; Well Buckets; Pails Erooms Buck
cts. DC. and good assortment of DRY GOODS.
kerScys LindsevS, and Negro Blankets. and large
lot Shoes and Boots; which will be sold very low.
Call and examine for yourselves
BENDOW, KYLE & co.
Aug. 90. 1913.
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A Servant Girl to do plain cooking, washing, &c.
Apply at this Office.
October Is, 1853
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FAYETTEVILLE, N. c.. sATyB OCTOBER %, 1853
- SECOND
- For THE FALL or 1859.

Rl1 &IE FOR THE FALL or 1853.
nsigned would notify their customers and
n1ying ID this market, that they are now re-
econd Stock of Fall Goods for 1853 selected
firm personally, consisting of general
Hardware, Hats, Caps, Boots and
- Shoes
arge addition to their stock of Heady-Made
leh sslcy offer to the trade upon their usual
zng tcrms
will find it to their interest to give our
pination before making their selections.
- -~4s HALL & SACKETT.
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STATE Of North sar"i5ila --nioolc Cos,2
Cornelius She Ills ". Aston Wilson and Robert l..
PeTy;s. Administrators ot ilomaS Wilson,
In the Court Of Equity at August Term 1888.
In this it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court shat Aston SOn. of the defendants in this
i nonresident. and is not Elislut of this
State it is therefore ordered y the Court that puica-
tol be made in the North Carolnan. pI,l}c neWSpa-
printed IN the Fayetteville in this State. for
of six weeks said Aston Wilson, for him
i and appear al the next term OF this Court the
Monday before the last Monday Of February. 1851
otherwise the Bill in this viii be taken pro-con-
feSso as to him, and for hearing, and him heard
eNparte.
Witness S C. Brace. Clerk and Master in Equity fo1
the county of Moore. The Monday before the last Monday
in August 1853
Cl-Gt :. L. jRJ I i. {. N L.
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CIR AT NE W :

GREAT NENS!
Dedication of the New Clothing Store.
GREENTREE & OPPENH1M
Have Just opened and handsome Clothing Store
door west of the Cape Fear Bank where all who
wish to buy good Clothing, at low prices.
quested call Their stock consist of Dress Frock and
Over Coats good variety; Pants, Vests and Cloaks:
all of superior workmanship and latest style, which
they Will sell at wholesale and retail.
Also Shirts, Drawers Cravats Suspenlcrs Boots,
&c &c.
They feel assured that all who patron:zc them will
be satisfied with quality and price.
Aug. p. 1888, 3m
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MuleS--We have four excellent young
Mules, we'll broke and true, for sale. Apply to
Oct s. tt STEDMAN & HORNE.
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Das~ In Miss Binghams School will be taugh
Oriental Painting in addition to common Drawing am
Painting
October s. 1853 62-Gt
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ALEXANDER JOHNSON & co.
Have received and receiving. large and well
selected stock Of Seasonablc Goods, embracing almost
every article kept in the Dry Goods line
Their stock consists i'll part of
Rich black fig u Silks
Plain black Gro de Rhine
Rich Brocade and Plaid Silks, latest style
Solid cold Silks for lining &c
Super French Marine of all colors
Printed plaid Satin Cashmere, fine handsome
Plain, printed and solid color all-wOol De Iancs
Alpacas of various colors finish and price
BOm'azines and Marines. fine assortment
Collars, CTscrseeves, ChemsetS. embroidered IIdkfs
Muslin Edging and Insertings of all kinds and qualities
large assortment of Thread Linen Lise and Cotton
Edgngs and Insertings
large assortment of rich CLOTH velvet mcrno, satin
and silk Cloths, Fisetts and Mantillas. of the
latest styles running in price from - to $45
large and hdnds0e assortment of Cloths CaSSlncrcs
and Vestin5s; Tweeds, Jeans, kerscyS. Linseys
Marlboro Stripes and Plaids, for servants wear
Fine Flannel plain and printed, for children
Blankets, a large variety.
\ large Stock Of Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes
Rcaty made Clotling-Coats, Pants Vests from very
fine to ordinary.
Our stock is too large and varied to note down every
particular article but assortment is desirable
one, and cannot fail to please.
We would solicit early call from all old friends
customers and the public generally. We ready at
all times to show goods, and prices, expect
to sell reasonable terms other house i'll
line. We may be found ut Store No Green street
Northeast Market Square
ALEX'R JOHNSON & co.
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Cumberland Superior Court ofLaw-Spring Term, 1853
Catilarine J. Campbell VS.. Dougald Campbell.
Petition for Divorce.
In this case it is Ordered y the Court that pubca-
ton made in the Fayetteville Observer and the North
Caronian, two Newspapers printed in the Town of
FAYETTEVILLE notifying the Defendant to appear and
answer as commanded by the Subpoena at the Term of
this Court or the Petition will be heard partc and
iud n1nent rendered accordingly.
Aur IL 1853 59-lOt u. G.. MACRAE. Clerk
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july 80. 1858.
10000 lbs Ealloyv wanted,

For which the highest cash price viii be paid
Oct s. 1888 A. NJ C-AMI BILL.
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) Oss;srcIs

The subscriber continues receive and sell.
C,cturcrs all grades OF manufactured tobacco.
June ,. 1852. J. CTIEI.
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Sept. 10. 1873.
5000 ACRES o1r LiEas ErOia SALE.

The subscriber OF for sale hs valuable I,iana tor
liz lir}cso county. on both s.es OF the nWr;e Road
l64 III les South West oi Fayetteville and within halt II
mile Of Lumber fridge the terminus of the Fayetteville
and Southern Flank Hoad.
An opportunity IS offered for invcstinc4t
v,sch cannot e cfiritl N this part OF the country.
The land is leay Y and densely covered with pine :.
offering great incem1nt {" All persons engaged III
Timber aad THrpcntnc- The cleared land tahout loo
acresl-and III fact all is pro!uctl lyc-sI,erlor TO any
III THAI county
y bargain may be lad. Terms lb,rd
ARCii d A. r SMITH.
Fayetteville. Aug. -. 1913 :j5-tf
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PRINTED BY WILLIAM J. YATES
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State of North COUDty.
Equity-Spring Term, 1853.
Mary E. Pearce and others Joseph W. Evans
EXT. and Dickson Evans.
Petition for account and settlement.
appearing to the Court that the defendant Dickson
Evans not nhabtant of this State, it is ordered
bv the Court that publication be made for six weeks
the North Caronian notifying the said defendant to
be and appear the Term of the Court OF Equity
to be held for the County of Cumberland at the Court
House in Fayetteville the seventh Monday after the
fourth Monday of September then and there to plead
answer, demur to said petition, the will be
taken pro confessor and set for hearing parte.
/ 616t a. \. T. SMITH, Clerk & Master
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NEW -HEI-D-C!Ss- s'TCisfC

We have Just received supply Of select Medi-
cincS, together with Superior article of French Bran
dy- choice Madeira. Port Sherry and Clark Win"s,
(Which selected for judge of the
best houses in i'httic ip!l. for medical purposcs>
~ Medicines bought with Il view to Pre-
scr.Itions Farmers and others who keep Family Medi
cints VIII do we'll to give call. Nj Medicines
ire wtira ted o lie Of the most select kind.
HALL & ROBINSON.
At le Old Stand OF ilr> Il. x b. W. Robinson.
corncr Of ola and Green streets.
n s. Irescr pt carefully a:i accurately pl up
il. 4 Il.
Oct. l. 1888. If
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September Is. l~52.
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Has removed The well known stand Of the Dr. Rob
in-;l. corner II Green ana Bow streets.
iNri -. 1913. If
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.sitess.&..
The undersigned, VIII sell TO the highest bidder the
% OF October nine hundred OF Land in the
tv of i}oh.son. the west SIDE of Big itocks Creek.
within five miles o The terminus of the lie and
Southern Plank Road. and within miles of the
Fayetteville ani Centre Plank Road. Sad lands
heavily timercd and their proximity to torksh Creek
and the Plank Roads makes tnen very valuable ior tar
pcntinc. timber &c.
There about seventy FIVE cleared which
rarely ever fails to yield alntant crops. There
few small but comfortable buildings which have been
erected l,lrn" the past year.
Sale to take place the premises. Terms one half
cash, balance twelve lnolth ilie will. interest. Title
viii be warranted.
For further information apply TO ]. T. Crawlcy the
premises to Wm. NcNciFl at t1loroljS.
JOSIAH r. CitAWLE1,
WM. NcNElLL.
D,tf l,n.I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-18
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
SATTrRnAY

EXCHANGE HOTEL b Doe. Dan.
vile: 5 A richardson, :lady and servant
| Staun,on; H Timseriake, Charlottesville; II
| "A Hudnall, Chesterfield; r J Brown, Rich.
mond; E Smith, Philadelphia; DR. Ri Tatem,
Chesterfield; L B vasse,, + Screggs, Alaba.
ma, s A Goldman, Mrs Goldman, Columbia; r
Jones, Lynchburg;J Watson; Strong and
lady, Miss Warren, N Y; c NJ Massle, Char.
lottesville; A Goddard and lady. 4 l saw
yer and lady. Boston; G Brown, w y Giles
and lady, N Y; Up Perce, New hent; Miss
Wilthraw, Va; Nj Maury, > N; w
Slaush ler, fredericksburg; l. ID Crenshaw,
Richmond, J K Wilson and Indy, Pittsylsanla
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-Capt Wren. L
E Brown, w C Brown, Powhatan; n w
Thurman, Chesrerfeld; Webb, Tenn; J e Ha-
zlewoood, Fincas:le; A Norheet, Amelia; DIR
] J SOrrilI, Campbell; DIR. w NJ Ballew' Gum
berland; ID c Keen, Roanoke; w Tunstail,
X and ID K r.
CITY HOTEL j Walker, Jr, Madison; Ihos
Stems, Isarc Stems, q w Shinder and u Conaon,
Va A Lunsford. Wilmin 4top; Walden Inas
City; J r Sims, Va; AiuswoIth, Y; spears,
Ches,erfeld B Clinton, Palmyra; w Fowler, Jr,
Morgantown: q Martin and NJ delVie, bait;
y Scott and w Bright Lancaster; w BELL
NC; JIM LTrll, K + j K; Newell, fniis;
T Z Sims, Manchester; bnel, N Y; kicard,
Baltimore.
AMERICAN HOTEL-Jno Wilson and lady,
Piusylvania; l. Sexton. Va; J Johnson, Bills.
vile; t. b Wilkinson. Ala; L Dbble, Chester
Acid: A I Joynes ana l. Schultz, Petersburg; o
Reiahards France; w K Ellis, Boston; Phillips,
C A Phillips and Miss Bass. Montreal; w Wat.
kins, Bait; T 0 Dayton, Washington; J Whea.
ton, do; Mr. and Mrs Nowlaud Va; Miss Collins, do;
l. Jenkins and Davis, Texas: S Shields and j
N Shields, New York; C N Clarke, Mass; 81 Sim.
mons N c; IA War6ed, Roxboro; C Nc Uouald,
Henrico; q Williams, N c; T Hamilton Han.
over; VIM Hsmp:"n, Roanoke; L Edwars, Phil
CIR Forward, Washington; L Mallory ami lady
Miss Mallory, Miss Mallory and Master JOAN
Mallory Canada West
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THE DAILY iDlSPAICn
An INQUIRY.

..u..;ns story was told me many years
ia having never seen II IN print, am IN
Sneed TO publish il, thinking 100 good 10 DC
ss Emmy pet,ybone was broken-down play
md Narty Pease, his "trusty, drouthy GRO
nv" was merchant who had ALSO
NY Fallen from his high estste.
Ill.,. 80" ,.ar. sepd am to be sesn separated
from each other or if they snou'd 'e ,h.s
100. ona ,xould he inouiring for the other'
rOns dav Jemmv had recruited ms pocNs's
With few eleemosynsry ehIllings, "o1i Tvs
80 fo,,una,e brethren of the sock ana GUS
IN and of counsel he was bound 10 nave
slime But where was Nat fease' No one
.o,Id tell The old player hunted every where
e., h;r--he made search in every nook and
co-ner-s,oppiug at all the principai p'aces oi
Ehstion 10 recruit. He could not hnd him.-
N;rh, came on, and Jenny started once more,
keeping up his courage oy fequsn' VISITS +"
I've ian rooms, and there renewing his inquiries.
AZ he was saIIying along in an obscure lane
Of the city, he saw people entering small
binding and caring not whittier he went or
where he tarriet, having almost despaIred of
finding his chu.n, he entered The house with
the rest, and rested himself upon one OF the
benches of the chapel, for such 1t was.
Soon the services were commenced, and af-
ter PRAYER and singing, some OF the elders
went around TO the different benches, and IN
ouired of the occupants the state OF their
minds. By this time Jenny had fallen
asleep, the labors Of The day and his pota tons
having quite overpowed him. One of the dea-
cons came up to him, and after a little shak-
ing, succeeded in arousing the poor player
from h ethargy. He looked up in wonder
menr, aud asked where he was. This, sir, re.
piled the aged pillar of the church, sis meet
ing OF inquiry"
"It-hic-is, chi hiccoughed Jenny, yswn
ing and rubbing his eyes. Well, this is just
hc-ihe place, then. ! should like to make
one inquiry, if you have no ob-hic-jsc-
tons"
Ask anything you please" returned the
deacon, land will endeavor to enlighten your
understanding, my friend.'
"Well, them" said The cratic actor, "can
you or can-hic-any of your good folks here
tell me if they have-hic-seen ANYTHING of
my friend, Nat. Pease-hic-to day!"
Boston Post.
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PINkY POINT LINE TO BALTIMORE
Pa 2 - - :
On IN Onday OF each week-Fare 50 only.
HNHE public are hereby informed that the com.
Il Portable and expeditions steamer Powha-
tan, Captain Charles E. Mitchell, having been en-.
,irey reftted enlarged, and improved in every re-
spect, is n ow on the route between Richmond aud
Baltimore, once weekly.
Passengers by this agreeable and economical
line, will leave Richmond by the morning train on
Monday of each week, at O'Clock, A. NJ, and
reach Baltimore in the course OF the night proba.
bly, by midnight, thus securing connection with
the different lines out of Baltimore the following
morning. in any direction. Returning passengers
will leave Baltimore On the afternoon of Wednes.
day of every week, at 81 o'clock, P. NJ and con-
meet at the creek on the following morning with
the train of the Richmond Fredericksbur. and Pc
tomac Railroad Company. which arrives In Rich.
mond on Thursday, at O'Clock. P. Z
Fare in either direction, S5; forward cabin pas.
sengers Gncluding meals) "a so.
Fare for first chase passengers between Baltimore
aud Philadelphia by the New Castle and Frechtown
line, 81 So For second cl .ss do 81 so. Making
the whole fare from Richmond to Philadelphia by
this agreeable line 81 50 only for first class pas
sengers, and S6 for second class do.
For further particulars, or through tickets. ap-
ply at the Office of the Richmond, Frederick buI q
and Potomac Railroad Company.
J. B WINSTON, Ticket Agent.
Office R., P. & P. K. r. Company,
Richmond, March 80 1853 NH 90
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL hAl L. kOA ~ |.
EXPRESS FKEIGHT CAR

EXPRESS FREIGHT CAR
A Freight Car, arranged for the purpose VIII
IA run with the Mail train daily, Sunday except
ed,) for the more speedy transportation of MIX,
and packages of merchandise, &c.
A special Agent will accompany the car to attend
to the receipt and delivery of articles at the several
depots. AL articles must be put up securely, with
their weight and destination marked thereon, and
be in place before the arrival of the train the de-
pots in the country.
Articles to be transported from the Richmond
depot, must be sent there betueeR 9 Il NJ and 5 p
ID accompanied by two tickets stating to what
place they are to be sent by whom end to whom II
the articles received correspond with the tickets
one will be signed by the Agent At the depot and
delivered to the person bringing the articles, and
the other retained
AnAgent will be in attendance at the Richmond
depot from 9 A M till NJ for the delivery of ar.
cles brought by the Express Cars.
The freight on all articles must be paid in ad.
vance, and no article will DO taken for any turnout
TABLE OF RATES.
Trunks, Boxes and Packages.
Single packages, not exceeding Eve pounds
in weight, for all distances. ...-........25 cents
Packages weighing over FIVE pounds and
less than fifty pounds, for all distances. 80
Packages over fifty pounds and less than
.oJ pounds as.J;n, ION .o:,-;: :.
between Richmond and Louisa C. H., per
100 pounds. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Richmond and Gordonsville per 100 lbs. so
do Meechum's River do do rs
Butter, Lard, dressed Fowls and Fresh
meats. and Fresh Fish, packed in Box.
es or Baskets.
rs cents per 100 pounds for all distances; no
charge to be less than rs cents.
FRUITS and Vegetables.
FER bushei- 25 cents
Oysters-By special agreement.
E.H.GILL.
ap lin Supt Transportation.