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HHAYWOOD & SCOTT ARE NOW OPENING IN
d Il Col. Roulhac's building, Fayetteville Street,
door above Mr. T. r. Fenress Clothing establishment,
a Fresh Stock of
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals
Surgical Instruments
Paints, Oils and Dye Stufs
WindOw-Glass and Glassware,
Varnshes and Putty, -
Paint Brushes,
Fine PerfumeIy and Fancy Articles,
Best Tooth and Hair Brushes,
Excellent Cigars, Tobacco ard Snuff,
Garden and Field Seeds, &c, &c.
All of which offered to their friends and the public
upon favorable be procured in this market
Particular attention will be paid to putting up Prescrp
tions Physicians and Families af the day or
night and but the most choice articles Will be used
Raleigh August I'd, lS5s 74--6m &
HAYWOOD & SCOTT HAVE IN STORE
Mand for sale the following articles for cooking purposes
Durkee's Baking Powder.
Prestons Superior Yeast Powder,
a. Ext Lemon, S.. & = -HS-~
''sss-s,sts 4 Cinnamon,
&c Orange, -
49, e Vanilla,
- - + ss.ss 5sf Rose, for favoring, a. :
Bicafbonate OF Cooking Soda Saerattis, c., Also
Rice Flour superior article for P1ddng Cakes &e and
more economical than the whole Rice
* September Q, 1885, sSszsss s5--zsa
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l;td number of advertisements will be taken for the
IT, nsner but no deduction will be made on any but
corv will be inserted ut oneourn
or business Cards not exceeding five lines
Ill he inserted in either the Weekly Semi Weekly for
for six months or so for twelve montils in both pa
nrrs for $40 for six months SO for twelve months
The naDer will be sent advertisers for six months
or by the year. free of charge.
Subscribers and others who may wish to send money
20 b Editor can do so at all times by mail and at his
risk Receipts for all will be promptly transmitted
Letters to the Editor must come free of postage
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@EAHA LBS. SODA, for Baking or Medicinal purposes,
SUVvery superior, in Store and for sale low, at
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Fall and Winter, 1858.
HUST RECEIVED BY THE SUBSCRIBER:
aG Black and colored Silks
French and English Merinoes, fine assortment,
Printed and Plain Muslin DeI4ans
Worked Collars and Underseeves,
Embrd and Plain Linen Cambria Hd'kfs
Muslin and Lace Edgings great variety,
Ladies and Gentlemens' Gloves of all kinds,
White and Tan Coored floss skirting,
For sale by j. BROWN,
No. 8, Fayetteville Street.
RnIninh Sent 26 1853. 90
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z VOWS MAGNETIC POWDER, FOR THE
q Alesrucon of Reaches, Bed Bugs, Flies and Ants
supply is to hand and for sale by p. F. PkSCUD.
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IT'D ED LARD OIL Is NOW USED BY MANY
Ehpersons in preference TRAIN OIL because it is just
as good much cheaper. supply for sale lowat
PESGCD'S DRUG STORE.
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SMOKING TOBACCO. LARGE SUPPLY OF
S9he most fragrant and mild Smoking Tobacco, may be
found at PESCUDS DRUG SIOkE.
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EpAKERY & CONFECTIONARY.- -PUTTLCK
-EG MITCHELL would respectfully inform the public
that their establishment is in the full tide of success
u experiment. and they prepared to execute all orders
in their line in Cake and Bread baking Candy making &C.
Nuts, Fruits Groceries, &c, always kept on hand
CIGARSOur stock of Cigars large some of them
the choicest brands such Ee Gratitude CUbden Reg
las, vas Excelsior, Ell Ciervo Steamboat Principles and
a variety too numerous to mention.
Parties in the City country furnished with
description of ConfeconaTes the shortest notice and
reasonable terms BRIDES CAKE carefully packed
and of the State Sugar and Moasses Cakes,
also Candy suitable for country Stores packed in barrels
smaller packages cheaper than they be bought at
House in North Carolina Virginia Low profits and
quick sales, is motto.
Raleigh, May 2eth, 1858. 56-f
GTATE OF NORTH CARoLINA-Wake Coun-
~ tyIn Equity. Thos q. Whitaker Henry j. Cannon.
1t having been alleged in the Bill of Thos q. Whitaker
Henry J. Cannon filed in Court of Equity for said
County fer specific performance Of contract for sale of
land that the defendant is not resident of the State of
North Carolina and the said Thos. G. hakers allegation
being supported by his affidavit filed in said Court:
According Act of Assembly for such made and
provided, do hereby notify the said Henry Cannon
be and appear next Term of the Court of Equity for
said county be held the st Monday after the 4h Mon
day of September at the Court House. in the City of
Raleigh then and there TO plead demur, to the
said complainants said bill of complaint sad bill will be
taken pro confasso, and decree made accordingly.
Witness my hand this 7th day of August, 1858.
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, G. & NJ. Equity.
August 18th, 1858. 7S-6W.
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6VALL AT PEsCUD'S DRUG STORE FOR YOUR
q isuDpIes of Amer can and Foreign PERFUMERY TOOTH
and HAIR BRUsuEs COARSE and FINE CoMBs, Scars and
SHAVING CREAMS, PoMADEs and HAIR OILS
PeScu keeps large stock and sells at small advance 10
consumers and the trade.
Sept. IL 1853. oo-
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EHTINDOW GLASS; LARGE SUPPLY OF ALI.
~ SIZES AND QUALITIES, kept on hand or ordered
TO su any size sash at very low rates.
Also good supply of PUTTY Dealers viii please give
me chance to fiji orders before buyin elsewhere
they good bargains r. F. PESCUD-
S,nt1 D
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HEAIR DY Edo you admire the Ravens wing.
Il To suit your wish Unjust the thing
But not to write length puff,
To give black hair Pm just the stuff -
Apply il when you go to bed 5sz a.
Next morn you'll scarcely know your head. "a
And when with joy you rise next nor1l,s ss.
You'll give your thanks to Moons & va UGHAs.
We have hand large lot Hair Dye which we
rant to gray red hair glossy black All of you
who have hair rcd whskes viii please call and have
them dyed at VAUGHAN & M00RE'S.
6Holdsboro' Oct. is. No.
EMT HITE LEAD. LdNSEED GIL AND WINDOW
eLAss We keep constantly on hand band Eery
we viii sell as low as can bebought in the State
49, VAUGHAN & MOORE.
3 sGoldsboro'y Oct.zi9. - 100
q FRESH SUPPLY OF SARATOGA WA
IA TER. For sale by HAYWOOD i SCOTT.
September Q, 1885. ss8 So
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mSKY LIGHT!v EVANS & COOKE, No 90,
= Cheap Place. Have received their entire Fall purchase
of Goods which now open for inspection
is perfectly understood py that Evans Cooke believe
in quick sales and short profits and as usual are ahead OF
all competition. EVANS &-CQohE.
SnD
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a SUPPLY OF PEARL ASH, IN PRIME ORD
IA er, just received and for sale by PESCUD.
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SCOTCH SNUFF-A VERY SUPERIOR ARTICLE
S9ust at hand and for sale by PESCUD.
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EDAKING OR YEAST POWDERS, OF SEN
ESeral brands for sale at sPESCUDS.
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GtREAM OF TARTAR.-A large supply of very
Osupror Cream of Tartar just at hand and for sale at
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n ADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Z 4 Plaid Silks.
Heavy Brocade Silks.
Heavy Plain Silks.
Black and Blue Watered Silks.
Black Gro de Rhine Silks.
French De Lanes, Plain and Figured.
Do Cashmere, do do
Plaid Raw Silks.
French and English Merinos.
95 pieces cheap DcLane. EVA
Sept. II.
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ED ALTIIiORE PIANO MANUFACTORY.-
I'D IMPORTANT LIPROVEhIENT-E'Grstic U1ai0erSaI
I6achW1sE BROTHER, Manufacturers of Boudoir Square
and Grand Panos request those wanting rstrae lnstr
that Ladies perform with the greatest
possible advantage that is chaste of style of superatve
touch tome that will stand in tune, and last
life time, to call and for themselves sample instrument
at the Agents ofIice-IJr. w. r. SCoTT's.
These Instruments general in the Cities
among the of and science and to whom
have the honor referring See the manufacturers circu
lars may be obtained of the Agent All instruments
warranted five years
J. J. WISE BRoTHER
Dr. w. r. SCOTT, 14gent.
Raleigh January 11th 1850. 20-tf
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all VITROL.-THE SUBSCRIBER HAS REED
S2O Carboys Oil Vtro and will be glad supply paper
mills and foundrys at low rates, at PESCUD'S.
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NIIGARS AND CHEWING TOBACCO.-THE
Sovers' of will be glad 10 hear that the sub
scrber invoice of Superior Carshnc Cut
and Lump Chewing Tobacco, various brands, and some
P. f. PESCUD.
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~ATNTS AND OIIS.-A VERY LARGE SUPPLY
of ali kinds of PAINTS OILs and VARNIsHEs to hand
and for safe lower than be bought elsewhere on the
most accommodating terms by r f. FhoCOD -
Su1,t1
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Terms OF. f.-Adrertising.


Advertisements not exceeding fourteen lines Will oe IN
serted time for dollar and twenty cents 1or eh
Subsequent Insertion those Of greater length in proportion
Advertisements inserted in the Semi nr S
bnrqes for ADVERTISING BY THE EAR are as follows;
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KKT ASKING SODA.-A LARGE SUPPLY Reed,
y and kept constantly for sale low at PESCUD'S.
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ECLOTEINe.-To CLOSE OUT
y large lot of Blanket Over Goats, viii sell at cost
W. H. & B. s. TUCKER. &
s Nov. 1883. 1o2-
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+ TVALL, Is53.-TIE SUBSCRIBER HAS FOR THE
E past weeks been receiving his usual large supply of
FALL. AND WINTER GOODS, comprising vafcd assort-
Fall Winter trade which has been purch
invariably Cash, and which he the pub
lie generally he furnish prices to please His Stock
nearly every thing wanted by the Farmer and
Mechanic also the City Trade and would respectfully i'll
vite all o an examination Of the
JAMES McKIAIMON.
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GLUE AND GELATINE.-A LARGE SUPPLY
IA Of White and Brown Glue and COopes Geltine Just
received and for sale bv P. F. PESCUD.
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Faii Trade. 1853.

BARGAINS BARGAINS 1.-THE SUBSCRL
ED BES offer their entire Stock of Goods for sale al
duced prices for cash. credit to puncua customers
view of change of the firm the first Of january when Mr.
Seby will retire from the business. We desrous of
ducing the stock low Many articles will be
sold for and below
SELBY & MURRAY.
October 49, 1858. 90
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HAYE STUFFS.-ON HAND, AND FOR SALE ON
Unreasonable TERMS large lot of Dye-WOods Fustic,
Solution of Tn with all the necessary mordants used
colouring. p. f. PESCUD.
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RwASONIC.-THE GRAND LODGE OF NORTH
I'VE CAROLINA will in this City, MON
DAY evening the 9Th of December next, at O'clock for
the transaction of business.
Officers cf Subordinate Lodges requested TO attend in
person. proper delegates to be appointed in obed
ence and general regulations of the Grand
Lodge. WILLIAM THOS. Balm,
GrunI Secretary.
Raleigh, Oct. a. 1853. 95-td.
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D sBSBs5or' wat at -N '-' >'' FEsCUD'S. sc ID
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5elette0.
SKETCH OF OLDEN TIME
BY AN OLD SAILOR.

I recollect that when boy at Nan.
tucket, was sent on an errand to an
old patriarch then verging upon ninety
years. He remembered distinctly when
the Indians dwelt upon that Island.
They lived apart from the whites, and
followed their own customs. Huge
piles of clam shells still remain contig-
uous to the south shore, at Siasconset,
and in other parts of the island. These
remains are the only mementos of the
aboriginal inhabitants A stranger
from Boston was visiting the old gen.
tleman at the time | called, and | list
ened attentively to their conversation.
" We were on good terms with the
Indians" said the narrator, and when
they came to town they called upon my
family and conversed freely about their
prospects and THEFT plans But it
seemed that the whites and the red man
were never destined to nhabit the same
cline. A fever broke out among the
Indians which swept them all off. Old
Sarah Tashemy is the last remnant OF
her tribe"
Sarah Tashemy 1 had often seen. She
frequently called at the house of my
mother, and received presents of cast of
clothing and cold meat. She was a
large raw-boned Indian woman, and
somewhat addicted to intemperance.
:" At length" said the patriarch,
Z" the Indian visitors came to us but sell
dom. They brought to us the tidings
that disease was sweeping them off by
hundreds, and added, "we shall soon
be gone. 1t is the will of the Great
Spirit that we shall all perish, and very
soon you will see us no more" There
was an Indian named Omovah who was
in the habit of calling frequently at my
house. At length his visits ceased ;
and being uneasy about him, walked
over to the Indian town in which he
lived. l first saw on my arrival COW
nearly starved to death in a shed near
his house /; there was hay in the loft,
but she could not reach it. l shook
her down some fodder, which she began
to dcvour greedily; and l then pushed
open the door and entered the house.
There lay Omovah and his wife dead On
the floor, while two children were crying
for food. / took the latter home, and
kept them till they grew up and went
to sea. But in the course of few
months the Indians were all swept
away"
"Of COURSE" said the visitor from
Boston. You know nothing about the
prior settlement Of the Island by the
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answered the old man, for the men of
blood were earnest for William Ladd,
and said he had escaped in / oat, and
they had come to take him"
While my father and the old man
talked, there was violent knocking
heard at the door. The old man
thought we had better go out the back
way till they were gone. SO we all
fastened out into a porch at the back
of the house. Then We heard the door
opened and angry voices in the room
In a little time, young man, son Of a
Friend, came out TO us, and said that
the bloody men from Boston were angry
because we had connived at the escape
of William Ladd, and were determined
to carry us back to Boston for trial for
they had seen us standing at the front
door of the house, and insisted that we
were hidden in the loft. So he hurried
US away over the sands, behind high
hill, where was horse and cart and
rode several miles to Siasconsct.
1t was broad day before we had got
two miles from our landing place, and
we rode over level common SO that we
could be seen great distance But we
kept, as much as possible, in the shade
of the Indian huts, and finally got under
the cliffs, and rode along the shore.
Here the breakers came tumbling in,
and itseemed sometimes as if they would
wash US away. At last we got to Sias-
conset, to the house of a good Indian
named Seckonk. He knew our guide.
and when he heard who we were, he
gave us loving reception, and set food
before us. We ate heartily, and all of
us children lay down upon some mats to
sleep, for we were very tired and foot
sore. ..
We had not closed our eyes before a
young Indian came at full speed to the
house ofSeekonk, and said that the men
of blood had tracked us by the print of
our cart wheels, and were coming after
us. Then Seekonk made us get away !;
and he took us to cave about a quarter
of mile off, and bade us 90 in there.
He and bis people heaped clam shells
against the caves mouth, which made
it entirely dark within. The children
quaked aloud but we were told to be
quiet or the men would know where we
were. Then we all made a great silence
and heard drops of water falling from
the top of the cave upon the stones
We heard the men 90 by the cave,
and one Of them said, They have been
here.' Another answered him that
spoke, and said, if we give the Indians
rum and powder, they would tell us
where they have hidden themselves. "
They then swept on, singing hymn
aloud, and the words breathed of
slaughter and destruction to the heathen
We children fell asleep in the cave, and
must have slept an hour before the shells
we're removed, and we were taken out
The Indians told us the men were gone, }
after threatening to come with an army
and kill the inhabitants of the island.
After long time, and after we heard .
that William Ladd had been hanged in ,
Boston, my father ventured to 60 there :
10 lock for his property. He found a
some of it in the hands of friend named a
Jasper, but the rest had been carried
,ff by the wadens and sold
And now thee has heard all know
lbout the bloody doings in the times of /
he persecution in Boston.
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RS- Brown wells have supplantec
green though the change in oul
opinion is a green one. Wells are in.
furious to the eye in all cases, in conse-
quence of the activity they impose upon
1t, and the straining it is put to adjust
itself to peak through the tiny perfora-
tlons. A green veil, though, ladies, if
any. Brown is disagreeable color-it
is dry, dull and parched as autumn
leaves; utgreen has freshness, beauty
and vivacity. Fifty per cent. in favor
of the green. A brown veil Auttering
in the breeze, reminds us of the crispy
fag end of buckwheat pancake baked
to death. Think it over, girls, and re-
consider the vote.
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True copy-attest,
A. POTTER, Sec'ry.

AN ACT to establish the boundary line
between the towns of Richmond and
South Kingstown.
Whereas, there has been for some time
controversy relating to portion Of
the boundary line between the towns
of South kingstown and Richmond,
and committees appointed by said
towns have caused said line to be run
and said towns have approved Of their
report
IL is enacted By the General assembly as
foiiotcs:
Said boundary line is hereby estab-
lished and confirmed as to that portion
southerly from the Belcher
corner, so called, as follows, viz COM
at said Belcher corner, at the
place where said committees commenced
their running, at which place q monu-
ment is to be erected BY said committees
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Che Citcrarp Glbo,
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING b,
ChaInplin L. BabcOck,
Office on Broad Street-entrance nert door
,cest Of Ihos. Perrys Jecelry Shop.

At WESTERLY, Il. |.

TERMS-$1 90 in advance 81 80 if pay
ment is delayed till the end of the year.
mS- No paper discontinued until arrear-
ages are paid. except at the option of the
publishers.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at the fol-
lowing rates One square,, (twelve lines or
less, if more than six) one week, so cents /;
two weeks, IS cents; three weeks, 81 90.
One year, Ss5 90; six months, SO 90; three
months, Ss2 90; half square, half price. One
column one years. .$25 90; six months, SIS 90.
Halfa column in proportion. Business cards,
of eight lines or less, inserted one year for
So 90.
1a9- Communications, orders, and remit
tances, should be addressed, post paid to
CHAMPLIN & BABCOCK,
WeSterlu, r. l. Nv
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WHOLE NUMBER Ito
laws of RHODE 1slaao.

STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND PRO
VlDENCE PLANTATIONS.
In General Assembiy, June Session, 1906.
AN ACT to cede the jurisdiction Of
certain place in Newport harbor known
as Lime Rock.
Whereas, the Congress Of the United
States has passed an act to erect
light house on Lime Rock in tho
harbor of Newport, and has appro-
priatcd sum of money therefor:
II is enacted By the General assembly az
fOiiOU:
Section |. The fee simple in and the
jurisdiction of certain place in Newport
harbor known as Lime Rock, is hereby
granted to the United States for the
purpose of erecting Light House there
on: Prorided, nevertheless, that all
civil and criminal processes issued under
the authority of this State, or any officer
thereof, may be executed on said land or
place, or in the said light house or tene-
meuts which shall be built thereon, in
the same way and manner as if the juris-
diction had not been ceded as aforesaid.
True copy-attest
4. POTTER, Sec'ry.
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V. B. PALMER, the American Newspaper
Agent, is the only authorized Agent for this
paper in the cities of Boston, New York and
Philadelphia, and is duly empowered to take
advertisements and subscriptions at the
rates as required by US. His receipts will
be regarded as payments. His Offices are,
BosToN, Scollay's Building NEW YoRx,
Tribune Buildings; PHILADELPHIA, N. w.
corner Third and Chestnut SITS.
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AN ACT in amendment of an act, en-
titled " An Act for the preservation
ofOySters AMI other Shell Fish within
this State," and Of the acts in amend
ment thereof.
IL IS enacted By the General assembly a,
JoiiocS:
Section l. Quick Sand Pond, in the
town of Little Compton, shall be deemed
and taken to be a free and common
Oyster fishery in the waters of this
State, and as such shall be subject to
all the provisions of this act hereby
amended.
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4. POTTER, Sec'ry.
AN ACT in relation to the extinguish-

AN ACT in relation to the extinguish-
ing of fires in the city of Providence.
II as caacted6y the General assembly as
foiiOUs:
Section I. The City Council of the
city Of Providence are hereby authorized
to make and establish such ordinances,
rules and regulations in relation to the
election and duties Of Firewards, Fire
men and Engineers of the Fire Depart
ment, the extinguishing of fires and the
preservation of property exposed to fire,
in said city, as they shall from time to
time deem expedient provided such
ordinances, rules and regulations shall
not be repugnant to the laws Of this
State.
Sec. 2. The Firewards and Firemen
who shall be elected by the City Coun-
Gil, shall be exempt from performing
duty and from serving as jurors.
The whole number of fremen so elected
shall not exceed at any time twelve hun
dred in number.
Sec 3. All acts and parts of acts
inconsistent with the provisions Of this
act, are hereby repealed.
Sec. 4. This act shall 90 into effect
Immediately after its passage.
True copy-witness,
A. POTTER, Sec'ry.
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Gen. TwreGs reached New Orleans few days since on
his return from the Cherokee Nation He reports the
Indians generally very quiet, no disturbance having
occurred for some time.