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Valuable Estate for Sale.

AA The Estate at the Corner Of Summer and Bel
q opi Streets, recent. occupel by The American
Adjourn IN society, Is offered for sale lib
inquire OF >. r HAVEN at the New Library Build
ng. dtf ie7
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GROCERIES, &c
FLOUR.
'TVI TAI
HOUSE-KEEpERS. L0OK
livery one who desiresgeod Bread. should remel
IL Der that.

u Der that. -
judas Baking Powder
will make the most Healthy and cheapest bread Of any
article Yet discovered.
BY this process ofb king, the steam produced raises
the bread no fermentation by acids, hence hot
is necessary.
Remember also that 100 pounds OF four yeasted, and
then dried leaves but cog pounds While l03pounds Of
-four and pounds of powder, baked aud dried leaves
100 a-9hs pounds. lponnd of powder and Is POUNDS
OF flour, is n0arishing pounds of flour yeasted
Bread with the new process is recommended by manv
able physicans for persons to having the weakest
stoatachs a faFa n6 tgA
All orders for the Powder left at the kpothecary Store
of K H. MARSH, corner ri Main and Pleasant streets,
or directed To the subscriber, No II irving street wor-
cestef, Mass, viii be promptly attended fo7- ~ zse
A. T. ALBEE, Agentior " orcester County,
dec5o daNn
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T)ELT Leather Roundines Oak and Iicinlock 1anand
grade for sale by the subserbef. Also, Wells Rams,
fftins Taps Counters and shoe ssihenigs, on hand,
and furnished 10 ORDER II any qunniss, upon reasona,
bic terrus at his 81 Union block, l99 Main
81, under u. j, IIowland's Printing ONCE 81
a0Q'll7l0 trfnsts N, LAZELL,
ID Worcester, May 10 1903 SO p dsm
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FIOUR-FLOURt
Salm.ratns !

THE undersigned agents FIR the sale of prime
IL article OF SalRratus, put up hos Is, barrels and
kegs, at which the, insle The at,en ion OF the trade
~, BAssE1T EARLE, BROTdER
mV25 dHNtt
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W orking Cut eI

Working Gutter.
VIE subscriber would Respectfully inform he citi
Isns 4 Worcester, laat he has removed from as
Old stand NO 4 Pleasilit ~, TO his r00'n No -
rcnr III n ~ ~ WY mSne, hn Ky bousbi M
Stock aud Tools Of Inc la,e 81 Ware, thus enabling
him 70 do all kinds OF Gun and Pistol work. repairing
locks keys, sc, al short notice and on reasonable
ternls A large assert ment q keys kept constantly
hand. All work done By him not giving satisfaction
whhe made perfect fee q cas s s,rv .pr s7ns
apl2 daw6ta ~ No. IS Exchange 81. ~ til
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TO LEE
TO LET,
va LET

A STORE in Hardmg's Block, on Front Street A
IA TENEMENT in the house corner of Portland
and Myrtle streets Also,a small Rouse on Quincy
street. CHARLES WHITE.
my7 diff
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Board Roard.

Al GENTLEMAN and his wlle can b. accommodsto5
~ with good Hoard, and plcasaut ROOMS wlnhln two
minutes walk 2. The Post ofhce. BY applying ii A. Put
P.s Also, few single gentlemen eau be aecommo.
dated with Board and Rooms. - q. apa9 az
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[PRICE G.NE CENT.
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
McDonaId's Advertising Agency.
Sight Restored.

Sight Restored,
CPECT4CLES ma longer needed. ~ the use of a
- SIMPLE iustin Invented by the subscribers
Sight may be retained through life without glass4s
or may he restored alter glasses have been worn many
years This wonderful rdscIis produeed without pain
nr Inconvenience terffeafesOf cure from, Rev. C. q;
Fuueg. ohm r stuy uf, Esq P. J. p,vines, Esq.
and others Of sqHal responsibility. be seen IT
OR oihce The efficacy OF the Cups shown BY
e&peiimtnts in recent lecture in Worcester, by our
agent Or. G. b. Branatd.
The Cups viii be forwarded to any person by mail
on receipt oil 50 Agents wanted
apls d3m No. 100 nassau :, N
Grass Valley Cold Mining Company.
Capital--S25o 600, IN 1850 Shares, 5000 Each
]. wINCHBsTER, President,
THE Rich ounrtz Claims owned BY the comnanv
exceed 400 in number, covering surface ~ in
acres IN the richest AMI desirable part of Grass
Valley.
The whole Of Inc Machiner, is in California and will
be put in operation immediately. Ii is tie most now
eriu of any yet manufactured and calculated TO crush
100 tons per day
few shares Of the stock for sale at par. Panph-
lets containing the Charter Bylaws Maps., c.. nav
be obtained at The oice If by mail, enclose two three
cent stamps
Address, postage pail, with remittance for stock lin
drafts on New ork, cnrren, funds) TO
RICHARDS SECRETARY
No. l07 Fulton ST.. N York.
Where specimens oi the Gold bearing Quartz may be
seen from 10 40 o'clock. mv9 d2m
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Carpet Bags, Valises, Trunks.
A GRAND Assortment Cheap at MERRILL sci
n Main street, Sqle
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fl GnDIOlQer1eS I. 4.H liIi BIZ tf
JUST Received 4 Case RICH EMBROIDERTES,
- consisting Of z. t l -1 ~
Sleeves, do do. .'EiN
4" Under Hdkf's, do. do.
~ "t I" Bands. do. do, ,n.i.'ta a W sst 81
Rich nsertings and Edgings, do. do.
Embroidered Linen Ifandkerchieis.
Dem Wells, i.acs Chpes. Ladies Dress Gaps, Hcad
Dresses, &c. 1f.ais MILES q BROWNING, p +
avs >du l60, corner OF Main and Walnut So.
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NOR yrlEI GAROLlMuAM,
FAY TEVILL N. C.


Mr. Webster, in his celebrated letter to Che
valicr Hulseman, said that Austria in cOmpar-
son with the United States in territorial ex-
tent and resources, was but patch on the
eartll's surface. The total area of the United
States and their territories, according to an
authentic estimate, is three millions Of square
miles, while that of all the States of Europe is
only put down at 3,23O,5T1 square miles. Ac-
cording to Professor DeBow, Great Britain and
France combined arc only one-tenth as large, in
extent of territory, the United, States, while
France, Great Britain Austria Prussia, Spain,
Portugal, Belgium, Holland and Denmafk
Ltngether. are less than onethird as large as the
Bhstcsf Staacsa Ify ythen61cke the distinguished
statesman's remark MAS. true Of Austria, it IS
equally true of any other of these Countries Of
Europe. And our Republic is 6ne-and-a-half
times as large as the Russian Empire in Europe
tone sixth less only than the area covered bv
the fffty-Hine OF sixty empires states and repub-
lies of Europe; of equal extent with the whole
Russian empire, that of Alexander neither,
OF which is said to have exceeded three millions
Of square miles"
These are startling facts, when we consider
the ratio at which the population of the United
States is increasing. Already possessing more
territory than any other country, our manifest
destiny is to outstrip all others in inhabitants:
One century ago, Gn 175O,) the total popua-
ton of the United States was 1,O5S,0o0. In
1850 it had reached 23,l9l ,S76-a growth
unparalleled in the history of nations The
same ratio of increase for a half century to come
will place the American Confederacy in advance
of any other power in populations; and in terri
torial extent, resources and wealth, Europe it.
self in comparison, viii be bit a patch on the
earths surface.
Americans do not of course know in what
light the ruling powers of the old world look
upon the young giant which has already attain
ed such vast proportions, and Whose future
career promises such astonishing results. Were
with no other sensation than jealousy; but when
they consider that it is a republic-when they
reflect that in our system the theory of the
ability of the people to rule has been practically
tested-when they bear in mind that the Amer-
can Union is the radius whence the light of
liberty is to illumine the whole carth-they
! must at least, cast their eyes westward with
forcbodipg and alarm.-DetroM Free Press.
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Sept. 10. 1858.


ALEXANDER JOHNSON & co.
Have received and receiving a large and well
selected stock of Seasonable Goods embracing almost
every article kept in the Dry Goods line.
Their stock consists in part of
Rich bac, fig d Silks
Plain black Gro de Rhine
Rich Brocade and Plaid Silks, latest style
Plaid Silks for Aprons
Solid col d Silks for lining. &c
Super French Marine of all colors
Printed & plaid Satin Cashmere, very fine & handsome
Plain, printed and solid color ll-wool De LANES
Alpacas of various colors, finish and price
BombaZncs and Marines. fine assortment
Collars Undcrsleeves Chcmisetts embroidered Hdkfs
Muslin Edgng and nsertngs of all kinds and qualities
large assortment of Thread, Linen Lsle. and Cotton
Edgines and Insertngs
large assortment of rich cloth, velvet, merino satin
and silk Cloths Visetts and Mantl!as, of the
latest styles, running in price from 81 to S45
large and handsome assortment of Cloths Cassmeres
and Vestings; Twecds Jeans, Kerseys Linseys
Marlboro Stripes and Plaids, for servant wear
Fine Flannel, plain and printed, for children
Blankets. large variety.
n large Stock of Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes
fine to ordinary.
Our stock is too large and varied to note down
particular article. but assortment very desirable
! and cannot fail TO please.
We would solicit early call from all old friends.
customers and the public generally. We are ready at
all times to show goods, and prices expect
to sell reasonable terms other house in
line. We be found at Store No Green street,
Northeast corner Market Square.
1ALEX'R JOHNSON 6 co.
Fayetteville, Oct l, If
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Fine Timber, 'Ettrlentzne and
Farming Land
FOR SALE N RORESON COJr\,CV

The Subscribers the LIST of March last purchased
G'Thos. }. Curtis, his interest in the Land lying in
,ol,cson County known the Dubois land. They
had portion OF the same surveyed, and offer
or sale the following tracts.
1880 Acres lying Back Swamp. about three
niles from THE Red Banks, and two miles from Lum-
River, adjoining the lands Of John Drake. ESQ.,
nd others. This Tract is well tnbercd and valuable
. Turpantine.
zir5 Acres THE Eroad Ridge about miles
rom Lumber River and Y miles from the Wilmington
sid Manchester Rail Road. This is the finest body of
iurpentine Land in the County There in this
.ract some very eligible situations for farms of good
5ss Acres about half a mile from AIfordsvle-cood
Turpcntine land.
1925 Acres Ash-Pole, adjoining John NcCallum
I,s Acres on Wlkerson's Swamp, adjoining Mclean,
I4ech. and Others
Isa Acres on Back Swamp ad joining Peter Mum
s62 Acres both sides of ''1he First Swamp ad-
Joining the Tract where John W. Afford, Esq, now
resides
1890 Acres on ':Shoe -Hec' adjoining the Lands of
Dr. Edmund Mcqueen, John McCallum, Esq, and
others.
50 Acres "-lsh-Polc,'' adjoining John McNair
Esq. and others.
ss5 Acres on Jacob Swamp adjoining the Lands
of Thomas Townsend. William Berry Thompson, and
John b. Thompson Esq
sss Acres on The Little Marsh' including por-
ton of The Glass Pond' adjoining the Lands of j.
Bethune Thomas Jones. Esq. and others.
$50 Acres known The Big Desert This is said
to be valuable Swamp Land any in the State and
be reclaimed at comparatively little expense.
H5 Acres adjoining the Land of Archibald S. Currc,
Esq. and others
l50 Acres adjoining the Land OF John McCiousan,
Esq. Mrs Brown and others.
The above Lands will be sold accommodating
Terms. JOSEPH THOMPSON.
ROBERT S. FRENCH
Lumbcron, Nov. /. G6-tf
We have at the request of Joseph Thompson and
Robert S. French carefully examined the title to the
Lands purchased by them Of Thomas j. Curtis, Esq,
known as the Dubois Lands, lying in Robson County
and say without hesitation that their title is perfect.
JOHN WINSLOW.
J. G. SHEPHERD.
FAYETTEVILLE Nov l. ROBERT STRANGE.
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skcillDVaI.
Chemist and Druggist.

j. n. SMITH, Chemist and Druggist,
81 H& Having removed to the Store northwest
49, corner Market Square. recently occupied by
EEasH z. Shemwell, offers to his friends and
~ the public generally large and we'll select
ed stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils,
Dye Stus, Medicines and Perfumery consisting in part
OF the following: Potash white lead, Venetian red,
Spanish brown, copperas alum, saltpetre sal soda, bi
carb soda, sseratus, m,dder indigo sulphur, EPSON
salts, yellow ochre Bake's paint, chrome yellow UNI
Der. chrome green, Prus blue chalk, spice, pepper,
nutmegs cloves starch, ginger boraX, yeast powders,
essences mustard logwood inks soaps congress water
salad OIL window glass; putty, varnishes tall kinds}.
linseed. tanners, castor and olive oil, alcohol suph.
acid burning fluid. camphene paint varnsh; TOOTH flesh
nail and whte-wash brushes galvanc batteries; surgi
cal, tooth and cupping instruments: American, French
and English CHEMICALS patent medicines, &c &c, all OF
which of first rate quality, and will be sold at
| small advance cost.
Orders solicited from country Physicians, merchants
and Others who respectfully invited call and
anime my stock before purchasing elsewhere they
may depend procuring fresh and genuine articles
| No pains will be spared to give satisfaction both il
quality and price The subscriber hopes, by strict
tention business merit share of the public pat
| ronage.
s- Medical prescriptions carefully and accurately
prepared. J. n. SMITH.
Oct 8. 1858 LSorth-west corner Market Square
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$1,000 ACRES oe LAND Foa SALE.

The subscriber having determined remote i6 the
South offers for sale all his Iands Chathss,
beriand and Moore counties as follows: q
5000 acres in Moore, four miles North of tt & w.
flank Road on the waters of Upper Little River and
Big Buffalo. The land offers many adv antae hath for
Iurpentine and Farming operations there
1900 acres very heavily timbercd with r. the re-
mainder rich bottom land.
1t IS we'll improved. with good dwellnfAand out
houses and store house ut that excellent Mercantile
Stand known Bryan's Stor. 80 miles from yettc
vile, miles from Cape Fear and Petn RIVE Nnva.
ton and immediately the proposed route of5he Ey
etteviiIe and Western Rail Road.
All new and in excellent order Turpeatine Dis
tllery with Cooper aud Blacksmi Shops The loca-
zion is proverbally healthy. with plentiful Well Of
$500 densely timbcred Fine Land, lyhe ON the
waters of Drowning Creek. 33 miles is4ettevills
and miles from t. Centre Plank Road
w " riaak asais Rosd j q
II miles of Deep River.
400 acres lying Immediately the North side O
Deep River. A miles from Fayetteville and 10 nile
from Pttsborough. the road connecting these towns
via Gilmores Bridge
On this land there good dwelling and out-hous
cs, large new store and it is certainly fine stand fo
business.
There is Cotton Gin the premises. which
commands large custom. There about 130 acre:
cleared land said tract, highly productive. and vel
adapted to the growth of wheat, oats cotton
tobacco, and WILL imagine please any skilful farmer
who will examine it. 1t lies in the Coal and Copper
region and is supposed to be rich in minerals.
| would also sell l6 extra Mules. from to wears
DID, and we'll trained II head of Horses fine JAG ks
and Jcnnets; wagons and harness; my stock OF
cattle hogs and sheep, and sundry other articles.
Persons desirous of purchasing will please give
call at Bryan's Store, between this and 18th December
next as the above property will be offered privately
until that time; but if not disposed of by that time
will offer it at public sale during the month of Decem
j. L. BRYAN
November 26, 1858. 69-3t
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Al Home Again.

AT HONE Again.
W. DRAUGHON has the pleasure of informing his
customers and the public that he has moved his stock
OF Goods TO his new store, at the old stand
His recent purchases in New Y ork and Philadelphia
makes his stock complete He has hand for sale at
low prices, full stock of
Groceries and Dry Goods, Boots Shoes,
Hardware 4 Cutlery, Crockery and Glassware,
Window Glass, Clocks,
Pure French Brandy, Holland Gin, st. CrolH
and Old Jamaica Rum.
Port, Madeira, Brown and Golden Sherry,
Malaga, Sicily, and Scuppernong Wines;
Old Rye Whiskey,
with his usual large stock Of Domestic Liquors,
Also, 20 dozen Wolfe's Aromatic Schneidam SehnapFs
loo,oo0 Segars, (very cheap)
25 Baskets Champaign
Hock Wine, (six vareties0 -
e- Sardines; Sperm and Adamantine Candies
W. DRAUGHON. Market Square
Nov II, 1853 3m
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Sc COND
FALL AND WINTER STOCK FOR 1858.

STARR & WILLIAMS receiving their Sc
cond stock. for this season. of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods; Hats. Caps Shoes Boots; Silk Satin and Straw
Bonnets Umbrellas, and Ready-nlade Clothing; with
large assortment of Hosiery, Gloves, Silk and Cotton
Handkerchief. -
The above stock embraces variety of Seasonabfe
Goods not enumerated, comprising of the largest
assormeas have offered; and having recently
been purchased by the package at reduction from the
prices of the first of the season. they will be offered to
wholesale buyers usual terms.
J. B. STARR.
Oct 3. 1853 j. N. WILLIAMS.
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GOODS.
The subscriber has received his entire stock of Fall
and Winter Goods consisting of general assortme n;
of ladies' and gentlcmen's DRESS GOODS IAmol.
his stock may be found
Shoes and Boots for ladies and gentlemen.
girls. boys and children
Also. Bonnets and Hats, Groceries, Crockery Ware
Ready made Clothing Tobacco and Bacon,
Bagging and Rope. &c. DC &C.,
All of which he offers at the lowest prices, or in ex
change for cotton, which he will buy at all times II
would his customers that it is sensible to nav
as it is to buy he would say to those that are on hi
books that he will expect payment before the Ist day
january next; and those of older date than Janv
if they fail pay within the time mentioned they neet
not think hard if they have to pay their papers
JOHN McINNiS
Floral College. y. c., Nov 22 1853. G9-4t
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FALL SUPPLIES.

FALL SUPPLIES.
have always on hand full assortment of GRO
CERIES PROVISIONS. and other Goods suitable fol
the Fall and Winter Trade, and which offer for CAST
in exchange for Produce of almost anv kind.
have now in Store--Flour, Meal. Corn Rice, Bacon
Lard Butter, Cheese, Crackers, Salt, white Clarified
and Brown Sugars. Rio and Java Coffee, Tea, Moasses
Vinegar, Fish Cigars. Tobacco Snuff, Candles, Soap
Starch. Spices, Candies, Pepper, Buckets, Brooms
wrought and cut Nails, Powder Shot, Percussion Cap
and good assortment of Dye Stufs; with many othe
things in the Grocery line.
Also good assortment of Dry Goods, Boots ar(
Shoes Negro Blankets and Kerseys, and good assort
mcnt of Ready-made Clothing. Call and buy cheap.
w. H. CARVER.
October 90, 1853. 765-6m
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The Subscriber. a practical Boot-maker of some es-
perience has time been sensible that
be yet supplied to the public in the
of suitable burnish for boots and shoes Most of the
mpart that lustre necessary to give TO mans ua-
dtrsfo,sdias proper finish. He has therefore dur
ing the last twelve months. been devoting himself
the task of preparing article free these ohiee
tions and has at length after much investigation and
experiment completely succeeded. The result is Gis
! ne plus ultra Furnish" He only wishes that i
be tested in order to establish its s,lper;oriv
over all others Call him at Mr. Nathan Skies boot
and shoe establishment, Person street. and be sup
piled with excellent article at cheap rate.
THOMAS GILL.
Nov 9, 1853 If
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bay~ The Magistrates of Cumberland County
notified to at the Court House in Fayetteville
on Thursday of our December Court next (being the
sth day OF the month"; at II o'clock ~, for the pur-
pose OF filling the Office of Register, made vacant by
the death of James Baker. Esq
By order of the Chairman of the Court
JNO. McLAURIN, Clerk.
Nov. 26, 1853. 69-2t
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SECOND
SECOND
Purchase FOR.'THE FALL or ,s-,

PURCHASE FOR.THE FALL OF 1ssa,
The undersigned would notify their customers and
all otlffs buying IN this market that they are now re-
second Stock of Fall Goods for 1858 selected
by onsof the firm personally, consisting of general
Dry Goods, Hardware, Hats, Caps Boots and
Shoes
AsRzA large addition to their stock of Ready Made
Clothfng. - -. 80 '''1'
Allox when they offer to the trade upon their usual
acGoI18a co. saas1ng a :u Terms, Z
Pu1 Will find it to their interest to give onr
stock Examination before making their selections.
HALL 4 SACKETT.
Octekr s, 1853.
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LATE ARRIVALS.

THE subscriber is daily receiving additions to his
stock of SEASONABLE GOODS, which offered at
fair prices, for cash produce.
JUST TO HAND.
Super Black, Brown Blue and Green FROCK COATS.
Satn and other kinds of Vests.
Cassimere Pants and Pants Stuff
Hats, Caps, and CITY-M Boots light and heavy
which will be warranted to purchasers.
Also, a large stock common Boots and Shoes
Travelling Trunks, Carpet Bags, and Carpeting.
1piece heavy Cocoa Mating, for passages
WOOD-W ARE.-Tubs, Kears, Pals. Buckets, va
riOus kinds, &c.
Blacksmith g Tools Mill Saws, Cross Cut and Hand
Saws, Glue Hoop and other Iron with good assort-
mcnt of Dry Goods Groceries and Hard Ware makinr
very fair general stock. Buyers invited.
TIOS J. JOHNSON.
Near the Cape Fear Bank, below the Market House.
Fayetteville. Oct. 20 1853 65-3mo
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The subscriber offers for sale twelve hundred
If Land, located in the lower end of Richmond county
it is about equi-dstant from Floral College, Lauren
,arg Ifigh School, and Laurel HILL The Land is we'll
nlapctl to the growth of corn, cotton, wheat &c 1t
so offers great Inducements to those engaged in the
urpontinc and lumber business. | have constituted
hcXandcr Mclean, Esq my agent, during my absence
whom all communications in regard to the matter
noy be addressed at Glopos p. o., Robson county
uther Blue. who resides to the premises will take
pleasure in exhibiting herz 10 any who p,ay call
or that purpose. J. G. BLUE.
Oct Gift
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H. II.tREsAUGEl,

Architect ana Builder, Fayetteville, n, G.,
Respectfully informs the public that he is prepared
to execute PLANS of every description State
,.d Court Houses Prisons, &c Also. Churches Cot
ages. and other public and private edifces, costing
from $500 to $4,000; Bridges Roofs. &c &c. all with
specifications and Contracts made for the same He
viii also slpcrinteud all kinds of work
Orders will receive prompt attention. and Plans
lrawn and sent to any part of the country at short
Iotice.
1853. v
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FINE FRUIT: FINE FieJIT:!
Ten Thousand Apple Trees ofhe finest kinds. ripen-
ing in succession. from the earliest to the latest Ten
Thousand Peach Trees of the finest kinds ripening in
succession, from early in June to November One
Thousand Cherry Trees of the finest kinds, rpenng in
succession the first of May to July; also line
assortment of Apricos, Nectarines, Ptus Pears and
Strawberry plants for sale at the Pomolog ca Gardens
and Nurseries. at Cane Creek, Chatham county. and
New Garden Guford county. Orders for trees should
be in early Catalogues viii be sent to all appl
cants.
During my absence my brother. Owen Lindlcy, will
deliver trees at Cane Creek, and my son. Albert G
Lindley, at Nc Garden.
JOSHUA 1Sffft5 1zfe<DD4kK-,- fAD4k kEK-
New Garden, Guildford county, n. c..
The l1th of the 10th no.. 76;,-3m