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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
OFFIsE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT,
Wednesday Morning. February ., 1858.
CLEARED YESTERDAY


CLEARED YESTERDAY
se o1 ysayS SST 10 f Beop Msss s'ss tS
aE Ras s e "a Ss4 o Liverpool Msa soSsS S
ssST i p r!sssoii eseon Hsr.$s
sran bark Arlaea'ion eay for Barcelona, PUG, Mir AGO
ARRIVED
ship Nasarn Haynes so dAys from Iinvr in ballast
slir Memphis Davis Il days from NewYok TO Consn4 f.
sh Helen Miller Gait, days ProienSS i 70 master
Bark Dyr Dyer iq days from New York to nastsrga dist
' sP Moneos kinney from ST Johns, in ballast,
Brig Aoaga Maria, sparng 10 days JAMAICA ballast
Big Palmer Park 20 days from Boston, to ma.er-Pont
Bark NJ Trout colsnan 20 days from New York, BOgrt
Gsno5ss barb rsno, Prno Palermo g4h Nov a.ter,d
Brig Js9n Ghq Le,.sF' Ha,an, January, Deye l.
sehr Visitor Perry, days rom Pensacola ma,tsrBsn
Steamboats,.
FS@gs5sI cs q 6 iS6n Ro : ssfs,
6aieT@ia nook. s' fr5n Sa.S S'Iqe'D'
JEANNE Deans Brown, trom ST Louis.
Isabel Miller, from s. Louis
R'iif %Sss s'f ti i,' ilo s h Louis;
l Esiyss 5ass 5d 57a IA. ' s.19
s.r-ey Urs, nom Baton RsagS.
ro"o" DSoiS , w4sn from The Oyg and
bro, 6arEs Trout Pslearo, brig jao eit1gs
r3f S,r S'@TG s cla ad d3T9 sPs 1S sea
Mo pso9P Srif. 4 AsesA i and h Palmer
99tl at slP Gsspa n4rks Aurora and tll-brO saiF
''Aak0A anu tss'A W LSeI
LBy Telegraph
NEwYoRR, January ~, ls5S.
Arrived, ship slas Holmes Hawkins, from New Orleans.
MEMORANDA.
~ Captain Haynes the ship Niagara night or
ayro reports having the u large ship
bs Keys with wrekers alongside her, Could
oai her name She appeared to have ashore time
EXPORTS.
80 Ssss 10 hhds s : GoG r. Dc S
Il oil 1850 do whisky bTs rs hhds ham
2o1 ses lard 29 bb 500 kegs do $50 boxes candles
| pkges mdse.
BoSToN-Per ship Marathon ITO bales cotton ss bb. ro As
lard 81 hhds sugar 200 kes 10 bhs sausage skins,
LIVERPOOL Per ship Peter Marcy 95i2 hrs $50 bbls lie
| Heroes lard.
NEW NoRK-Per Rover $500 Dbl, -four 800 do pork
BALTIMORE brig World 800 sugar bb do 10
| tbls uolasses Is do whisky IS do castor oil.
CHARLES ToN-Par shr Prescott bacon hid
ass M oasssa $40 do whisky II do PORK pipes brandy IS SIX
| cotton seed Is Akgs.
sAYANNAH-Per seb John Phillips "a hh suar 10 bills aohO
BAcELoNA-Psr bark Apscaeiol
IMPORTS
fRoFlDENCE-Per ship Helen A Miller Assorted mdss.
| NEW YoRKPeT bark W Dyer; Assorted mdse.
iiAVANA-PeI brig John Cuttings cigars q
do homagofa Dyaie2 Castillo Earspa-i Nalhan-3
oIn-4O bales tobacco Walls cigars Iaborie Sques-e
kgs olives 1888 sweenent do ~
rs oss angar cases and lot fruit Deaie
fALEhMo-Per bark Peirano Assorted fruila o order,
Ne" ioth-fsr ship Memphis; Assorted mdse.
| RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
LEFLoREP Grenada s47 bales cotton Psyuo arr
solls DO Wright Williams 6eolls Buehannon Carroll SoIC
MLemee eurnn &coss Bytne &so-sl Fe
Williams See-ss IhsTIhl Ml0epDy-s6 Buit Miller Soo-4S
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,
sENI-wEEKLY REVIEW

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IsT OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.


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u LADIES' AND CIiILnRFNs DRESSES will b. given at No.
eS5 CarondeeG lul BY MRS. MoRGEN The plan
is FoWLERS IMPROVED MODEL awarded dipoms
Il the adopted rule the
wealthy fashionable Ladies the East An ackuoNl-
49, rsn 1voJa. Any
persou Hclns three hours fl themselves
h"rs in any style desirable Ar As long experience IN cutting
her teaching the others Come, Ladies'
Mhiss sale wholesale and r4n. Terms low.
Satisfaction, cbage, ls WAIST PATTERNS, ANTlLLAsi
CAfES, etc. for sale Ladies desruos profitable business, either
locatti OF 40 travel can ec teachers. Jams m
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10" The new and fast running steamer
III SrSN It1E Capt Pe will FLORENCE and nil ntcrHe
dlate landings TINS MORNING at 10 o'eloek.
e4 SMITH h FiMsTER, ~ Povdras street,
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NO The new and light draught passenger
steamer CATARACT, Capt At viii kafe o ST. lo rs and all
mt mediate landings THIS EAtNlNG a, o'.locks 49,
~ WITTY BuCHANAN, ~ Fulton sreet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02

packet gREE WOOD A, Thomas,
silsays LITTLE ROCK AL landings
RIVER THIS EVENING, NJ O'Clock, positively.
N. GftEENWOsDD& Co. g3 Cfponl.le stree.
ie7 SMITH FIMiSTER, 81 Poydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02

5s3- The regular packet steamer BULLETIN,
Capt Church, leaves MEMPHIS all Intermediate landings
thus EVENING, at o'clock, from Canal street wharf
rl JOHN Il. HYDE, Agsut "A PoydEaa street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02

z ARD-600 kegs and so bhls ON hatboat for |
safely STONE WALwuRIH 50 TehoaFiioalass ST. ansl
DORK-2O0 bbls Mess, Prime and Rump, for
a sale ty STONE WALWoRrL Sc IeAoaptoqlasst iansl
DACON-15 cks choice Sides and Shoulders, |
kt Tor sale BY STONE wAlWoRTi So Tehoapitoaias street
GHEESE-300 boxes in store, for sale by
- lAnsl STONE WALwoRTli 50 Tshoupitoalas street
N7HISKY-A few bbls and halves choice
apsi O' ''''sf sToSE \, Nv %'SawoRrHs rhouo..s
yssO RETAIL GROCERS The following ar
f. 5s III b g i9S liz close e'a'-s'm''''
50 quarter ibis
s s ~; S gallon, s4s9 Egssv'od' Boston PICKLES.
q JJis. LARD oil, Winter Strained
500 boxes SOAP, Cincinnati and NewYork,
ap.s - 'o'. TaoISs T. WINSTON 5 so srsv street
NAVAL STORES
~ s7s bbls, RosGN-large size;
loo SSis, sPiRiTs TuRPENTlNE,
Cargo schooner Admiral Blake s9gg and fer sale low by
IS IS y. WINTER sEs4sssS a: s4sR$ ?
s & :. MI NJ. s SEAIsFoS 81 On,
50 MACHINERY OFT,
p rw ' For sal. III FAe SHRFER &c Co. Is common t
S1HEEsE-5OO boxes Western Reserve, for
~ sale by kiDDER FABIAN "a Magazine street iAns
CANDLES-4O boxes Star, for sale by
~ JANIS KiDDER FABIAN, ~ Maganins street,
RRANDY-40 packages in eighth and quar-
iaals GIpDER a FABIAN, 81 Magazine stree.
DEEF-400 bbls Mess and Prime, for sale by
Ed auqs KENNEDY * FOSTER, IS rchOuritOulas street
ELOUR--l500 bbls. Fine, superfne and Ex-
imqs '' KENNEDY FOSTER Is i TeSoaroaa, street
I .ARD-400 bbls. and 300 kegs prime, land
a1as s from A kESS SPa foyyrER Is rehoupa street
DORK-5OO bbls. Mess, NJ. O. and Prime, for
| sale BY KENNEDY FOSTER, IS TehoupOulas street
INDIA BAGGING-1oO bales. for sale by
L JAMS KENNEDY FOSTER IS Tchogpi,onlas street.
IL iansl sToNE& wALwoRTH, So TehoapiiOulas St
ITALIAN MARBLE IN BLoOKS--For sale
Aby BARELLI CO., 81 Common street Janis
CRACKERS-l0c cases best Boston, for sale by
~ JAMS KENNEDY FOSTER, Is TehoupitonlAs street
EvLOUR-5oo bbls. various brands, for sale by
Il iansl STONE wALwoRTE, SO rehouPi,ouas St
CEMENT AND PLAsTER-225O barrels, for
~ sale by A DELEGRAvE CO, Il Magazine street jansl
TYRE BRICKs-lOo, 900 English, Pittsburgh
lns 's"''Y x I bEEsG il VI CO. Magazine
UPRIGHT vARNISH-4O barrels of very fine
lassi '''l'y ~ SAFE x < prLAenAvr CO.. =, Mar.u. street,
4 LCOHOL-10 barrels, for sale by
| IN isHsl A DELAGRAVE a CO., II Mugsan. street
rIN-l50 cases Holland Gin, in glass jugs
N in store ard for sale BY s. WOLFE IS Camp iasi
M ONoNGAHELA WHISKY--4O barrels Old
IYl Roanoke fer sale by s. WOLFF, rs Camp iausl
(HAMPAGNE = Grape Leaf and Colbert
~ brands, for sale by S. WOLFF, vs. Camp street jAnai
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re" The new and light draught passenger
ST. CHARLES Appgats master leave FOR sEvE
FORT End ~ intermediate laninFs THIS DAY N O'Clock ~
le9 SMITH & MINISTER, 50 P0ydfhB ise
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G,j> The new, magnificent passenger steamer
~ NJ WRIGHT j. H. CLARK mister leaves LOUISVILLE ali
Intermediate landings THIS EvENfSG O'clock poslrsy
le2 OGLESbY MACAULAY, IS rchonpitolas street,
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fRoYIDENCE-Per snip Helen A Miller Assorted mdss.
NEW YoRk-Pef bark Dyer. Assorted mdse.
ilANANApr brig Gttings; cAsos cigars Jorda AGO
o do h'magoFa Dslvle9 Castillo fasps-l Geo Nahan3
orn30 bales tobacco VAls3
gs olives 1888 bags coffee 80 olive oil
vs. oNs sugar cases cigars and lot fruit Deae Moreno.
fALEttMo-PeT bark PslirAno Assorted order.
NEW YORK-rsI ship Msmnhia. Aalorted rndsn.
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fJktIVr
solsi DO Wright, Williams &oll6 Carroll eo 100
Melenofo Curun &cos Byrne Ward Jonas-e9
loves Seos0 Wright &co66 Swiney eos. BrApdar
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master, Baltimore, ssehaging poste, First Ds
E TINS MoRNlN Consumes Will please attend 10 Tie receipt
Bai fsk. J. II. AsHBBtDGE & co. IS - Charles street tel
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+ oTs OF GROUND IN THE FOURTH DIS

4 OJS OF GItOUND IN HE fOGhlh DIS
lTRCTThe -lasr3lar ci-ts sz tie follow ing VALUABLE
lots GROUND situated The Fylrh Dsitct Of New Orleans
iu favorable terms, either for 'as on long credit
Fulton and Chippewa
TWO LOTS Warrington, d Chestnut street
TWO LOIS Washington between 81 Denis ard Dryale
TEN lots Camp, between Seventh AMI Eighth streets
ONE LOT having "a eyee and Wa aud situated bet
Saraparu irst
TWO 10 ts corner oi Philip ana jersey streets
TWO LOTS Of irstani Jersey streets,
THREE LOTS q Felicity Road aud Liberty streets
SIX LOTS Of Pleasant and Chesnu Streets
ONE LOT having q feet Dryiss l4o St. Andrew st
FOUR LOTS Fulton between Warrington and Fourth Streets
TWO LOTS Second between Baechus ard Dryades
FIVE LOIS on P4usune, inadug Seventh street.
ONE LOT hagaztn and y shh stra-ts.
TWO LOTS Fourth, between Fu and Chippewa streets.
ONE LOT 81 Mar tstea Narndei and Al 1l5 stees
TWO LOTS 81. AnireT lewe,a ais ad Apollo stree'
ONE Lot b. L-rgs kIlssl streets,
ONE LOT on Folrth nra q Magazine street.
ONE LOT Of jackson and Chippewa streets,
ONE LOT ca er7r. oppo-. L. Cts Square.
isags JOHN PURCELL, Il Jackso st., Fourth District.
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10 The consignees Per bark ORroNA. from

from New York durgng First Dstt,
Gnso requested their gooli
Lay"e, otherwise be their
lAJl o. g, q. BDGERT q 90, 70 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02

v p ard plaster PARIS schooner GEORGE e
AthERY gom lmes Htl feaae Presen their hls aiin2 mo
dAarFng CLERK the Lsyss otbsrse the goods will be stored
their expense aud ritk,
TEL J. H. AsHBRIDGE CO., 80 ST, Charles street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02

NOTICE TO BEGGARS. All Beggars that
have TWO HANDS. with without feet eyes Informed
employment and decent living, without bag
gnc. they willing something which they do
PICK Mos Apply tie Spring Mattress EatsInnen Of
W p DRAKE
Cirrus street. the corner Of oraSer street.
p sAs his class lecp be much 7clns 70 reai the
caIlrI on ~ nlul.. ?. ..
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Departures of the Collins and cunard Steamers.

TIT NoTIcE.-No bills will be paid by steam
boa AAlP FOX gnss BY peehl
C'p' R-'ef. SMITH FlhisTER Poydras t,res deem
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| COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-Mr FRANCIS
W. WILLIAMS, Of E.ses Connecticut became member Of tbs
trrs = g. e. BoGEkT Co the frat o. Jsy last Ths SHIP
! GENCY AND GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS will be
heretofore style and firm Of
| udersiYned. GEORGE G. EDGERT,
| N6vfrlears September lisa FRANCIS W. WILLIAMS
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- pr pared 10 receive STORAGE the FIRE
PROOF DUpN ST. Joseph and Comnereg s and 20 Orange
Lcve streets all kinds Of PRODUCE
ani MERCHANDISE, with yard adapted SALT, NAV Al
STORES, etc. J, JAMES JOHNSTON, JR. JAMS lySp
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.Els- Consignees Of the following goods. per

NswYgk r. C.. hry sre. Of cases
Cen tIerq HBTtsr teo, AXE Themselves
10 the dhAt4 rk tho tge Otherwise hvy viii We
'hercs risk g. c. BOGEgT CO. 70 Camp a8i
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u,IRE AND wEATHERPRooP PAINT

HAFlFeE hNU
half o. The celebrated BRIDGE
WATER rAI superior Mineral Paint IN the
For ssfe BY G. C. B0GERr CO., 70 Camp
the sAtssof Louisiana, AAhsns; Msssipp and TsEss
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DETROLEUM, OR ROCK OIL, A NATURAL

4 fsr sails the faOWrg, close znmenfs,
g bales fine YUCATAN lob .CCO, Cap2 aAd Trips,
A few.
bas fine PANAMA HATS Il .ss5 80 4-sa
eases WEST INDIA ARROW ROOT. Apfiy to
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vv,ExAs LAND FOR SALE or EXCHANGED

one TRACT lAsAsrs- the Pleuss River Is miles above
Frederieksburg GlissVis county,
one TRACT Of 1850 LAno Gillespie county.
ONE TRACT % IN the Lan5, Gle fpe county
ONE TRACT te river Lame ler county eight miles
ir5il Inouth OF Hickory Cr4gl,
ONE TRACT Of SO on he Nuares River BeEsr .spaty
ONE TRACT Of 4e4 q NHsh's Creek Guadalupe county.
TWOTRACTS $40 90 tiiiespie county.
THREE TRACTS Of l6H ia Gillespie county.
s- All the land located and rapidly set
the Sthe sing phet growing
the meuuiaislrneipay valley sith soi well
Jced md watere Gillespie county principally settled by excel
leu ss Of and tierrks the ste, growing
place. and coHtains 10 nhaants Al ss fully guaTan
lied.
will sell the above land Tor Il exchange them
for s,tv property or negroes. JOHN PURCELL,
Jal3. v y Ta.i-s5a street. FcariA Dsfrie..
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-09-14

-
NE dKEAF E EiyaIRT s. Vic zS S1N-
SAGE?Some wears APO the Proprietor of the famous
Ladies' Shoe Saloon put his claim to DO iage snare q
A RsTeq T # III Of SHOES
which had ever been sent to nce tnen at eacn
season our stock has gradually increased until
the present time and now larger business than
other house in Eastern yrginistt ast.hr.hod .
ago. Store has been altered and
agd to make room Old 5 Store can he NO LONGER
He has recently built for himself of the largest
for his business in the United States.
The New Store is four times large the old one so
that hereafter shall be prepared with the goods do the
a complete description of this splendid Store will be
given about the 10th of July, when it will be opened)
from ~ $50, 900 to 500, 900
worth of BOOTS and SHOES while constantly receive
has indeed been signal and why? Because have al
conducted our business equitable principles nut
This truly fatering us, insomuch intend
to make still larger additions to stock and therefore
ve all Country Merchants and Shoe Dealers to and
deal for the future o With Us at the store ALREADY. avae
themselves of invitation, who return and buy goods
each season. saying they can do better at the LADIES
sell least per less than Others and to sell goods
which will suit the retail trade of Virginia and
lima Merchants better than they may purchase else
where. The Stock consists in part Of
Gentlemens Fine Boots and Shoes of every fashionable
Ladies' Cater Boots Jenny Linds, and other ceebra-
Mems cassFih BBrogans, of every variety,
Kip Brogans
{" Boots, "
:" Coarse Thick B Bga for Negroes
Dutch Women's Brogans for outdoor Women, Field
hands, and for Cooks,
Women's Leather Bootees for House Servants, &C.
Shoes of every kind and quality,
Boys Kip and Coarse Boots and Shoes of all kinds,
Misses and Chdren's Shoes of all kinds, 100 diff
ferent varieties.
The attention Of Country Merchants is invited to this inn;
Stock of Boots Shoes and Brogans at the Ladies'
Saloon where they buy article wanted by them
lowest wholesale prices thereby saving themselves
the trouble and expense of going to the North for their
supplies $500 ~
TER3S-SIX MONTHS CREDIT.
~ The Ladies' Saloon Main Street. Walters
W. H. ADDINGTON.
Norf,IE Va Julv Eff
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AND Ind with
destination powerful than Wizard Spell Z As we
shall and admiTIng world knowledge
more startling blessings and in its
suits interesting the family than the Burning
of the Ephesan Dome having its basis universal haPp
and evolving gems of than
the Boon OF Freedom valuable to "unhorn genera
tons than the discovery of grayaton by the fall of the
apple ON Millions Head
The Golden Sands of San Louis Potos and the
translucent lustrous and dazzling Wealth of King Schah
zaman all all grow DIM pale and lose their spendor before
the Sparkling Briancy of gorgeous riumph
PRIZES SOLD IN AUGUST!
$4,000 sold in Package to Mississippi.
$4,000 sold to a Club in Tennessee
$4,000 sold to Merchant in South Carolina.
$4,000 sold in Package Wholes to Kentucky.
900 sold in Package to Georgia
81, 800 sold in Package to North Carolina
$4,000 sold to Club in Ohio.
1900 sold to new Correspondent in New York. ,.
$4,000 sold to a Lady in Virginia.
$4,000 sold in Package to Pennsylvania
For Brilliant Prizes, always mail your orders,
PYFER & CO., No. Light-St, Baltimore
- The successful method to draw Prize is to
Purchase Gckdge The experience of every day strength
this declaration.
q" No such s0ord as Fail" at p aIar 6 C0s.
~ Forward your Orders without delay!
SPTENDJD SCHEMES FOR SEPTEMBER 1883.
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NUNN'S DOMESTIC MEDICINE, OR POOR
" MANS FRIEND; an the hours Of affection, pain and
sieess SAFE Gsd rea6e gide5This book points out in
Men, Women and Children and the latest and most mpror
ed used in their and is intended expressly for
the benefit of families 1t also contains descriptions of the
Medical Roots and Herbs of the United States and how they
to be used in the of diseases 1t is arranged
and simple plan by which the practice of Medicine is
reduced to principles of common sense
This invaluable book has passed through many editions
has been revised and Improved in every respect and
enlarged to nearly double its former sze and contains nine
hundred octave pages
does propose dispense with physicians in
but does to thousands and tens of
thousands annually by putting the of into
mans hands, and of saving many valuable lives (Which
far importance) by nstructing individuals how to
check disease its beginnings before it has acquired
much strength to resist and overcome.
For sale at the North Carolina Bookstore, by
HENRY d. TURNER.
Raleigh, Aug IL, 1853 TIT.
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FAN Stock, August, 1853.

Fall Stock, August, 1858.
HZERR & MARBBRY, SYCAMORE STREET,
IA PETERSBURG, VA-Importers and Dealers in China,
Glass and Ware Lamps and BrI-
Have just received by the Ship "Lord Stanley from
Liverpool their Fall supply China and Crockey and have
also to hand large of GLASSWARE
selected from the best Factories in the country which, to-
geher full supply of every other article in their line
renders their stock unusually attractive all of which having
been the favorable terms they enabled
and will offer great inducements similar establish
ment either North South call and examination from
Merchants is respectfully solicited.
Petersburg Aug, 18th, 1858. 7S-w3t.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-09-14
Norfolk, Va, July 6, 1858.


a VALUABLE PLANTATION AND MILLS
"A FOR SALE-The undersigned, intending to remove,
offers for sale his residence known as "WAkEEIELD"
1t is situated the road leading from Raleigh to TarborO
20 miles from the former place 20 from Lousbu and
from Roesve containing 1143 acres7U0 of which in
original growth, heavily tmbered and we'll watered by
be of small streams The place has been well known for
years. public stand-a STORE having been kept there
for the past years The Improvements of the best
kind The dwelling, built by the subscriber is large
venient and of the best good
pastere rooms and other house needf for comfort
convenience; large Clubhouse stone pillars screws
apple MILL large STORE-HOUSE blacksmith shop, frame
stables carriage house. &C. Nearly all the arabic land
of Improvement and yields good crops. SPLEEN
did orchard of 100 varieties of fruit fine garden and vine
yard add the proverba healthfuness of the place
THE MILLS situated Little River, neverfailng
stream, miles from Wakefield The grst mill is two
story building SO by a. pair Esopus stones for and
pair Burrs for whea-an excellent smut machine and bolt
ing cloths-a propelled by heavy cast iron machinery
The mill receives 900 barrels per annum, and
from 500 bushels wheat The MILL being located
in the midst of fine timber grew and constant
demand for lumber, yields fine profit.
The subscriber offers the above property for SALE because
his health is such he cannot give the attention it deserves
The terms will be perfectly satisfactory to the purchaser
So We, who make investment where cash and
health will go hand in hand just drop in and examine the
premises A. j. FOSTER
Wakefield, n. c., Aug g. 1853. Tim