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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-21

CENATOR SUMMERS WHITE SLAVERY
- IN THE BARBARY STATES. New and Superb
Edition fully illustrated with 40 elegant desisns by bins
engraved by Baker, Smith Andrews -.
Thus splendid work which considered one OF the ber
Productions OF the eloquent talented sufhOr IL Of
red TO the pubic in this superb aud attractive style and
at the low price Of 50 cents IL complete history OF
Wbife Sare ts progress lbs termination with an
account OF the many distinguished men who were It's VIC
TINS among whom were Cervsntes, the author OF Don
Quixote Vincent de Paul. Araso, the Astronomer ana
numerous Others whose and deeds are oelebr ed IN
history Let all apOogsts for the slavery OF the bts reah
this admirable work and then say whether or not the color
OF the skin will sanction human ehsttehood aud % which
color shall be enslaved AgeIine White slavery was
brought 20 an end by British Mr. Sumner IN de-
scfihing the final scene, says:
Before nish the feet fired besdes SHELLS and rockets
one hundred eighteen Of powder and hit thou
sand shot weighing more than five hundred uns The o
ade and massive batteries of AGers were shattered, aud
cumbed ~ uins The storehouseS ships and gun boats
were in fAmes while the blazing lightning. Of battle were
Answepd in a OF signal fury. BY the hghtninfs OIL
heaven. The power OF the Great S4are DsaiN ~s hum
bled" - - n ,r,,,
Published bv JOHN P. JEwETT 4 CO., Boston JEW
FIT PROCTOR 4 WORTHINGrON, Cleveland, Ono.
For sale by all the Booksellers
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WANTED 10 PURCHASER Lot not
w less than ~ feet front and 50 feet deep la,ei BE-
tween Broadway Bowsry. Broo1e and HoGston-ssS or
cAzrrh Apply 20 o. THOMAS, Dry Goods Store, No III
Sprlnz-s,-, cor NOosteT'S s.
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THE sEmI.wEEKLy TRIBUNE,

d rubBfhed every TUESDAY and FRIDAY morning. Pnce
n Der snnum Two copies for s. Ten for go. Adyer-
SefneDts 8 cents ine Tor each insertion.
GREELEY & McELRATH Pubishers.
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THE NETWORK TRIBUNE,

yos CHLToRsIA, OREGON, AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS,
\. published the departure Of each Mail Steamer or
Ispihwall Price ct ccEts per copy.
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KITTO,s NEW VOLUME. ROBERT

IN CARTER 4 BROTHERS publish this day
DAILY BIBLE ILLUSTRA1lONs-EyeniBg Series,
Vol. S-LIFE OF Our Lord. BY John Kite, ID D.
l2mo.-sl. ,
Recently published
Evening Series volume Job and Poetieal Boots.
FyepipR Series volume 2-lssiah.
Morning Series volume l-Abtediluvians
Morning Series. volume 2-hoses and Judies
Noruiug Series volume 3-Ssul and David
Morning Series volume 4-Soomon and Kings
We have been shied With the perfect and hppy
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ne eopbufon for te pur euctnn Of thclt
Bhe history AMI ant Iu'e' shea 1s ceres
~ r.sdnr euhr,ess rronlmcnilisn.
admirably fftfd reh-h bbca siades 10 PROMPT ne
EuoweSe God ard provide prosbe and arraftvr sujt
reGsc,on tfoc fam vhh q Hay -
used N With IT, pan, a. book or daiy 49,
UNITED Prcshyienaa gar
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WANTED-By respectable Woman, the
w Washing Of one or families; hrst-rAe hand,
ard has rood convenience. Ladies' and Gentlemen wasa
ps vii slso b. done on reasonable terms Cali At No ~
7th-Gv- up statfs
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Uauts.

A s good PLAIN Cook, by neat, tidy, smart
IA chi, IN sna Eerteel 1y; IA Srss rate W shei
arc lroreT; hss objection DO eharnhervorS AMI M
West 26sh-st
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UANTED-A good Printer, acquainted SItA
w Pres anG Case = saof 1919 ~ "a ..
- A go of zood cl1Eacter a1@ -,D.1 r,-srT Il
?. -. "a per-1An-E; Apply % WELLS
tyvBS pT.-ss,- Ia asy, .r9E. i . ,. sSotA-
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UvANTFD-FOur Boys or Young Men IL 70
w n -, of .xs % aes a. Assistant Aseats Q. CsrE.
arrrd s. PTotsssIEI npoyIEsH. oe No, Ss .Io--.
=. They mat b senteel Y III - -. - =,
ssss !. tst APry 70 e A. u pEISI S94 n,D.s.r
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A S Cook, by a respectable young Woman
~ fst-ras Washer and Iroper and understands eAk-
ing hss no ohectan 20 DO the homework IN small A
fy; would BE wiling short distance N the county
best Of city reference Can Be for TWO DAYS a. No 80
Sd-sv, between I'd ard Sd-sts, 81 Aoor back rOoun
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.OPE CHAPEL. No. 718 RroadHaY.-

HOPE CHAPEL, No. Il6 broadway
Your attention respectfully called the fact that
Dr. VALENTINE, the celebrated denestor Of Eccentrc
Chsuctes ard Yankee PeeDiarIties will continue hs
ls1gbsble peror entertainments, entitled evenings
with Brother Jonathan at the above place every evening
this week Admission: 50 cent?; Gentleman and two
Ladies eli extra Ladies and Children, Is cents each Open
AZ 70 a q nclncE
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A FARMER WANTED on place 81 miles
~ from the city the hne OF the New Haven Raroad
One who il well acquainted with the business IN AL 10
branches so saIdenng taking Of stock and Wiling TO
DO that necessary about the place To adesfa-
bic good home Il b. given through me year, Ap2y
No I7s Fast near itav between the hours OF
and r. NJ.
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WOODs MINSTRELS-No 444 Broad
w VAL kDsys Hovsrdst--OPEN EVERY EVEN.
INCH. WOOD, Manszer and Propnet0r.-The enter
snDen offered BY thus celebrated company Of AazcSns
snd Ethopian Densstos cannot b eqGssd bY any otner
1t - Concert commence II u oeloct Admission IS
sents The pubic respectfully informed that the Asr.
Concerts are siscOntluned
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A 5 COOKS, Washers and Iruners, by seven
n veTy excellent Servants Eve Of wheh are srst-Nss
Bsters and LAundresss By experienced Scotch Cham
befrsid ard Seaustrtss; i've Protestant Chamoernd
Walters and Ase variety Of other respectable Ser
wants Il MANNlNGS Oes, No 10 TIlAry-st, Hfth DON
from FaltOn-si-- Brooklyn.
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A ; hrst-rate Cook, BY a respectable Woman;
N wiling aist the washing and ironing has COED
city references Apply a; No 81 ThompsoOs n sae reA
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XIrANTEn-A situation by q steady Woman

w a. Childens Nurss and Seanstress IL wiling % do
hsht chamberwok assist in WASHING Or uonins Has no
objection 10 a. shot distance the country has good
recommendations Cen be for two days at No 50 Your
syih.st FIRST foor back room.
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ITO LET On STATEN ISLAND-A very
Pheasant Hone with Stable and sye iots Of ofoas4s
within garter Of mile Of ester tsndrbks or ths Peo-
Pies Ferry lxndass Rent ESQ Pos~~n9n nvsn . NJ
Iis. Apply Mr. HALE, sf me ores Of fs 'oefnsfo Of
CoLnEaefce.
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WANTLD-40 Protestant Girls and several
w Bow. Also few nice Catholic 0tris can obtain
sood situation, aiey the Protestant employment
As,pcy No Carrnue At eornsr Of 6thsv seamsfrsss-
Nur,es Chan beimads Waters Cooks snd General Work
es wanted " B-Ony those Of good character need APP
plv Cbsrss reduced TO almost nothing The ChAmberst.
Agency has been removed 10 this
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THE NEw-YORk TRIBUNE,

n pubHshed on the departure Of each Mail Steamer 70
L,erroo rrse ~ ss ~ ~ yssi q any pa
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EIrRNIsuEn HOIIsE and Garden at
ArRAR sTuYYEsANT. SQUARE and DR..

IN Tybss Church No 1850 East 2oth ssfh house foc,
2dayThe elegant three story BIRCH House IN tho above
location offered foT sale, sire 80 BY s. feet containing
improvements including bot air furnace Of most approves
kind House IN most perfect order and location very de-
afabe ber convenient The ID stages and property
in neshborhood restricted to nusanees, NC. Apply
the premises
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Amusements.

GRAND NCECELEBRATION
NE l.. SNOW SOCIAL UNION No I. will CELE-
BpATE their SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY, the
EVENING Of WEDNESDAY, March q, 1853, by a
GRAND, MORAL. MUSICAL and INTELLECTUAL
ENTERTAINMENT, at METROPOLITAN HALL For
fall particulars Programme which can be had OF the
Committee OF Arrangements. Members Of Grand Council
and Order will appear in full Ragsa. Judge JAMES Tall
MADGE will preside, assisted by the following Gentlemen
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ITO LFT-To Banks, Brokers and Insurznen
corruapiss ae<drxbIe Oneex IL prominent oesfiSn.
Cor Arg coscsIn Apply 70 o. MEAD or Z. BENJAMIN.
Nc. 5sssssaG, near WslE 20 rfH
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4 s CoAcHx,S, by single Protestant Man.
~ He Is an excellent 5room and Driver and accustomed
iDsse work Good city reference frn his Sat employer
Address c. C., TINS Ofice-
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-12-28

EGSGGTEERISTI, SGTE It, & 2 CO., MANUFACTURERS m OF GRAND,
PRATT STREET, BALTIMoRE-The Subscribers respectfully
call the attention of the public to their G0a Square and
TnG Of wnrf Ar
has awarded the first premium awarded by that nst
Pianos in large szed highly finished of Rosewood
WITH ENTIRE IRON FRAME constructed in the most substan-
manufacturers use but the very best seasoned
timber and materials of the choicest qualities that enable
them to warrant their instruments to stand climate
The Firm has Patent Right action operating such
principles that friction is almost entirely relieved avoided
and their piano can therefore get out of order
For of design elegance of fnsh we'll for
foremost and equal to made here or in Europe
Wherever these Pianos have been introduced they have
under careful treatment and will receive them back and
substitute Others any time within the first from
~ " - 'N'- '-'' p'''' EGdthERT co.
~ MIR. CHARLES CLIFFMIILER is our sole agent
for the sale of pianos the State North Carolina
Baltimore, June SO. 64-6m.
N7IRGINIA MANUFACTORY OF CABINET
EGRNlTuRE, and Aggnt for M.9n1 d Gqrks Cste,
CO. Main street. Norfolk, Virginia.
1t lis zeted beyond doubt that selling lower than
subscriber invites the attention of of Fur
ure to his stock now IN store and to which daily add
Rosewood Mahogany and Black Walnut Bureaus with and
Secretaries, Marble Top Washstands,
Centre Sofa, Side and Work Tables Painted Furniture,
Couches BedSeads, Sofas, Tete-a-Tetes, Divans
Ottomans Window Seats Crckets, Wardrobes,
Card Tables Mirrors well all kinds of Cane and Wood
work.
Also white and Grey live Geese Feathers both kiln dried
and in the original packages
Common Feathers Hair, Palm Leaf and Straw Mattresses,
Hair Cloth Burlaps, Gimp Sofa and Chair Springs,
Glass Plates, Wooden and Willow ware
Clocks, Castors, Knobs, DC.
We would also call the attention of the public to Robin
sons Patent Bed Sofas for which have the Agency.
They the best article of the kind both regards
the work and convenience being less complicated and max
ing wider bed by four inches than other kinds than
all this they sold for dollars less The dealers i'll Furl
will find here full assortment and low prices
in any establishment in the South elsewhere.
| USDERTAkING-Every attention paid to this branch Of
ry description both Metallic Mahogany and other kinds.
Immediate dispatch given to all orders by mail
Norfolk, Oct Is, 1853 96-6mpd.
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6asDn6n ACRES OF LAND FoR SALE

It
S%UN1The SUBSCRIBER having determined to remove
to the South Oilers for sale all his Lands IN ChathaI Cnn-
berana and Moore counties, as fellows
5000 acres Moore four miles north of the F. q W. faIS
Road, on the waters OF Upper Little River and Zig ufo
This land offers advantages both Turpentine and
Farming operations there $4,000 heavily
tmbered with Pine; the remainder rich bottom lard. ~
1t is well improved, with good dwelling
es and store house at excellent ercantiIe Stan knen
BryantS Store so miles from Fayetteville miles
Cape Fear and Deep River Navigation Immediately
the proposed route of the Fayetteville and Western Rl
Road. - y "
There arealso Saw and Mill this tract all
and exceieEt order; Turpentine Dlstllerg with
Copper and Blacksmith Shops Tneiocaion
healthy with plentiful Well of the very best water The
society is also good. 5lae
$500 acres densely rnbered Pine Land lying the
tiers of Drowning Creek 35 miles from Fayetteville and
miles from the Centre Plank Road.
Plank Road leading Evanss Mills aud within ~ miles of
Deep River.
4Uu lying Immediately the North side of Deep
River II miles from Fayetteville miles from Pitts
Bridge
On this land there good dwelling and outhouses
large store and certainly fe stand for business
There Cotton Gin the premises which
mands large custom There about 130 acres cleared
land said tract highly productive and well adapted TO
the growth Of Corn Wheat Oats Cotton and Tobacco and
it. 1t lies in the Coal and Copper region and is supposed
to be rich in mineral.
would also sell extra Mules from years DID, and
well trained head of Horses fine Jacks aud Jennesi
and sundry other articles
Persons desirous of purchasing will please give call
at BTyants Store, between this and 10Th December next
the above property will be offered privately until that
but if disposed of by that viii offer it at Public
Sale during the month of December which due notieew
be given
! Nov 10, 1858. Ah5D.
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a sD6An ACRES OF VALUABLE LANDS
aa6@ E@ D EnIl IE-S;t,1ated n l.ree,,n Cnn1,tr

300 Fo GRhf Estdalsd OF q Iisna eoSn3y
IA mites cast Of Godsbore and miles from the Railroad
Survey from Godsb1ro to Beaufort There are 500 acres
and there remains 200 and 500 of fine lands
timber and turpentne lands. This place is inferior
any place in the country in point of hca fertility,
stances improve production of the soil fences
among the best in the country the place geed
houses all in good repair On equal division IF the
land wishing purchase do GREASY ard
For further information apply to the subscribe personal!
Snow Hill, Greene County, \. c.
Nov l6, lS5S. l-8nlw
STATE OF FNORTH.GAROLINA.-P A.-PIrr CoUx-
Term 1888 q nns Hoore and g and s
James Griffin Exr of Elizabeth Nelson, decd, and others
Petition for account and settlement.
that An5 s f seobe ne M Sesa6 o d
w. Nelson children of William Nelson, docd
dents of this State ordered that publication be ade
The @ said dam Ann Eizabe James NJ and Villas to-
be- at next Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
Grceuville The first Monday of February plead
deur to said petition the Will be taken
P Wines Hery sIepperd CerK Of onr ssd Court at Of
fee in Greenyile the rat Monday Of EqyebsT 1855
roeenville n adv s5Sl1 sS9g5w.
NToTICE.WIsHING TO ABANDON FARMING
altogether propose to sell tract of land containing
CASTOR The lands fhe best The Roanoke, cannot be
oyerfowed, and well adapted to the cusopn of Wheat
pasturage or cutvaon comfortable Dwelling md cut
houses Price to suit and
if desired 125 head of hogs and 80 head cattle
Il likely young negroes Tased plantation together
with years cropo Corn, Cotton &C. &c. These
wishing TO the promises VIII call B. Moore
BALLARD MOORE.
Mount Pleasant, northampton
October Sd, 1853 - 92y6w.
EENoMBs, MONUNIENTS, HEADSToNEs, sc.
Il THE SUBSCRIBER having been North and purchas
ed large assortment of Italian and American Marble for
HonuDlentS Zoa6s, and HeaG-stones, aud Hearth Paint
stones Slabs for oG toun LkerS' Slabs, and Nova Scotia
Grs0ne soicts the patronage Of the cities OF Raleigh
and the surrounding country. He invites the citizens to
call and his monuments tomb and and drafts
send their ORDERS which will be puncualy attended to.
The subscriber has been in business i'll this place sixteen
years. you any of the citizens of Raleigh
His arbie Yard minutes walk from the State House.
| at the Southeast Corner Of the Graveyard.
The Subscriber has examined the Northern prices and has
no hesitation in saying do work reasonabl
terms any. WlIlIAM STRONAGH.
Ia;eigh, Sept G. 1852. So
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WILLIAM w. HOLDEN, Printer and Pub
Usher of BUSbee's .Suprez.e court Repo7ts, &c,
bcgs I" inform his friends and public generally,
that he is prepared to execute every description
of Printing on the shortest notice, and in u
style which cannot be surpassed by any other
office IN the state. Orders promptly attended
to.
STANDARD OFFICE, Raleigh,
July 80, 1858.
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n OUTSBURG FEMALE SEMINARY.-Frank-

a OUISBURG FEMALE SEMINARY.-Frank-
H!lin County, N C.. A. Ii. RAY and JANE RAY,
Prtacpas and Ieacers an tile Solid Branches. Miss E. W.
CURTIS Piano, Focal Music Miss s. P. Adams Piano, Po
ct Music DIa0ig and PGintiag. Miss NJ L. PLEAsANTS,
PcnnaShiD English Branches. Miss A. E. KIXBRo, Gui
tar; English Branches.
The next Session begins the 1st Monday in January,
Board and Washing $4 per session Tuition formerly
The situation has superior regards health and
good society Persons desiring further Information will
have Circular forwarded application to the Principal
JOHN D. HAWKINS,
President of the Board.
December l, 1888. 1G0l-5w.
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srovEs!l sTovEs!!!

'eE6AkA COOKING, PARLOIa, AND OFFICE
@NXYSTOYES,o of the latest styles and most approved
patterns, just received from the Foundres and will be
sold low at retail they be purchased the North
Also, good supply OF TIN and JAPAN WARE, Patent
PUMPS, &C. &c. constantly on hand. All kinds ofTIN,
COPPER and SHEET-IRON work done at short notice.
WILLIAM D.. LOUGEE,
Nex5 door o5oVs TIA Post Office
Raleigh October 90 1883. s6-3tw.
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HI,INE TIMBER, TURPENTINE a ND FAR

EHINE TIMBER, TURPENTINE a ND FAR
Il MING LAND, FUR SALE IN robson COUNTY.
j. Curtis. Esq., his land lying Robson
County known the Dubois land. They have had por-
ton of the surveyed and offer for sale the follow
ing tracts: ~
1880 Acres lying on "Back Swamp" about three miles
from The Red Banks and two miles from Lumber River
Tract is well tlbered and valuable for Turpentine.
44l3 Acres on The Broad Ridge, about miles from
Lumber River and Y miles from the Wilmington and Man
chester Rail Road This is the finest body of Pupentne
Land in the county There in this Tract some very
GgIbe situations for farms of good land
535 Acres about halt mile from Alfordsyie-good Tnr
pentine land.
1929 Acres near Ash Pole adjoining John McCalum
Esq, and others. ss....-s.
!o2 Acres on wilkerson's Swamp, adjoining Mclean
Leitch, and others.
1o4 Acres Back Swamp" adjoining Potter Munroc
Neil Leitch, Esqs, and others. /.
362 Acres both sides of The First Swamp adjoining
the tract where John w. Afford Esq. resides
1880 Acres 'Shoe-Hee adjoining the Lands of DR..
Edmund Mcqueen, John McCalluln, Esq, and others
80 Acres ON Ashole adjoining John McNair, Esq end
others. i.
225 Acres on "Jacob Swamp adjoining the Lards of
Thomas Townsend William Berry Thompson and John g.
2s5 Acres on The Little Marsh' including portion of
The Glass Pond adjoining the Lands ofJ Bethune Ihos
$50 Acres known as The Big DESERT This is said be
valuable Swamp Land any in the State and can be re-
115 Acres adjoining the Land of Archibald s. Cure FsqO
and others.
$50 Acres adjoining the Land of John McGeugan ESQ.,
The above Lands will be sold on accommodating Terms
JOSEPH THOMPSON.
ROBERT S. FRENCH
Lumberton, Nov. !, 185s lost
S. French carefully examined the title the Lands pur
chased BY then. Of fThomas j. Curtis ESQ., known as the
DUBOIS LANDS, lying in Robson County, and wo say
-' JOIN WiNsLow
81. 6. SHEPAERD
ROBERT STRANGE
Fayetteville Nov J. 1883. 99s-w4t.
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ritod number of advertisements will be taken for the
-, a L nancr but no deduction will be made on any but
"ay y3~aartsements-these will be inserted at onefourth
ea "a tban the regular charge
eSS ona % or business Cards not exceeding five lines,
~ ne Inserted in either the Weekly Sem-Weekly for
WI G sly months 80 for twelve months; or in both pa
eo e W fr sI0 for six MONTHS or SIS for twelve months
The paper will be sent to advertisers for SIX lnonths
| 5v the year free of charge.
Subscribers and others who wish to send money
Editor can do so at all times, by mail and at his
20 ' Rcca;nts for all sums will be promptly transmitted
rlSA Itters to the Editor must free of postage
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
The subscriber oilers his entire Bed sdte for sale,
upon cleared and we'll improved with
and comInodous Dwelling House and all necessary
houses The farm is well improved and soil produces
part of North Carolina There enough Tupeaue Lands
adjoining and attached to the farm to work from 50 to 70
and roundPne enough to cut nearly orquite
Two stils Weu fitted up and good order, with
Grst and Steam Saw Mill for the convenience of the
farm and Tupcntine operations and new Vessel all Of
which viii be sold if application be made before lst Janua
ry next. Terms will be accommodating. sufficient
Der of Wagons and Teams and stock of every kind with
will furnished the purchaser hber-
al terms if desirable. Persons wishing make valuable
investment requested to and examine the pren
The subscriber has also 25 servants 60 balance
women, boys girls and chdren amongst the Felu
able coopers and first blacksmith the
whom be had by the purchaser if desirable ber-
al and accommodating terms. Come and see
JOHN A. AVIRETT. -
Catherine Lake Onslow Co., Nov. 8, 1853 lO2-tlstJ.
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WMT ARRENTON FEMALE INSTITUTE
The 10th semi-annua Session of this Institution will
commence the 1st MONDAY iu January, 1851
Pupils will be received any time during the Session and
charged from the time of For Circulars
further particulars apply to the Principals,
GRAVES & WILCOX,
Warrenton n G.
December Is, 1858. g-3n
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STILL THEY COME. J. BIGGS & CO., HAVE
Eus received another lot of fine Over Coats also cheap
Sack and Frock Coats, Pants Vests &c. &c,
Our stock is replenished month by the senior part
Cities and thus it is the public that and
will sell clothing low for cash. other house in the
State Call well known, cheap cash store and
inc for yourself
Raleiob Nov "a 1883 at.
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Fall and Winter, 1853.
HUST RECEIVED BY THE SUBSCRIBER;
81 Black and colored Silks
French and English Merinoes, fine assortnlent,
Printed and Plain Muslin DeIIains
Worked Collars and Underseeves,
Embr'd and Plain Linen Cambria Hdkfs,
Muslin and Lace Edgings great variety,
Ladies and Gentemens' Gloves, of all kinds,
White and Tan Coored floss skirting,
For sale by j. BROWN,
No. g, Fayetteville Street.
RALEIGH Sent &C. 1858. 30