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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-22
By T0ler 81 Cook.

WE will sellon Monday the Ist day of August.
W at O'CLOCK p M, the FARM on the old rurn
PIKE road, leading to the Short Pump and adjoining
Ine lands OF Robert j. Smith, f. Philips and John
Eord, aoout seven miles above Richmond contain
lug l26 acres OF good land OF this tract abou. so
or sO acres are cleared, and the balance in wood
The improvements consist of comfortable dwell
ling house, with eight rooms; new barn, smoke
house and other cut houses, and an excellent or
chard.
After the sale of the Land, the growing crop of
Corn, which is quite promising; the stock of Hogs,
Horses, Farming Utensils and crop of Wheat Straw
from about SOC bushels of wheat, viii be sold.
1EREs.-For the Farm, onethird viii be re quired
IN cash, and the balance OF the purchase money a.
six and twelve months; and for the Stock, Farming
Utensils Crop, &c, cash will be required
BY the request of the owner.
iyls TOLER 4 COOK. Auc.s.
A DMINIsTRATOR's sALE.-WiII be
n sold On WEDNESDAY, the 9th of the pre-
sent month (IuIy) at the late residence OF Richard
Whichelio deceased tne following property to wit :
Mules, Horse, 2 Cows, and all of the household
and kitchen Furniture, belonging - the estate of
Richard WhichelIo, deceased
TERMs-For all sums under $40 cash; over that
credit OF SIX months will be given for bonds with
good security bearing interest from the date there
At the same time will be hired out Negro Man
for the remainder of the year.
ALEX. B. HUTCHINSON,
Sheriff Of Henrco county, and administrator of
Richard Whichello, decd
N. B.-Persons in want Of fine Mules would do
well to attend this sale.
jy le-eotds A. B. H.
In addition to the above, will be sold one Wagon,
a second hand Buggy, several Gold Watches, and a
good deal OF 9ewelry of every description.
A. B. HUTCHlSON Admir-.
II the day OF the above sale should not be fair il
will take place the next fair day thereafter, Sunday
excepted. jy %
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ID ECkNT PUBLICATIONS., interest.
h ing and Instructive, for the Domestic
Circle, for sale by MOhhIS,

NO VI MAUI stfocss
The Kathayan Slave, and other papers connected
with missionary life, by Emily Judson-price 6Sic
The Lofty and Lowry, or Good 10 All, and None
an Good, by Miss Mcintosh, Ia vols-Si %
The English Hamorists OF the Eighteenth Gen.
Jury, series of lectures, by ThackaIay-Sl
Uncle Robin in his Cabin In Virginia, and Tom
without one In Boston, by J w Psge-sl
nome a19 Social Philosophy, or Chapters on
hyery Dsy 4opics, by Dickens, vol-75c
Eegeaasuf tie West by James Hale-l %
kcnoee ote Belle, or Voice from the Past by
Ben Shadow, I vol-75c
Inc heir OF Redelyfe, In vos--1 so
Daisy Burns, tale, bv Julis Kavansuah-el
The Race for Riches, and some Of the Pits into
which the Runners Fall-75c
ha,pers Magazine, volume 9th complete, embrs.
eng .ne year ending with May, 1853
CeIisd me Curtain: tale Of Elville-el
Zap smear, fresh bundle, by Lewis Myrtle-eI
In ADDITION 70 the foregoing. A. N. d cons,anty
Receiving ali the latest Works a. fast q Issued, A-
Guiding the Magazines and popular Periodicals Of
he day. iy0
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ADJUSTMENTS
;IvIC AND MILITARY EXCURSION

BY MOONLIGHT
The m0ET 6 o NJ OF
.ssE5xSsaSsSSzSs5ES~GUAR Capt 7 MooRE, re. 81
specTaily InIOrm their friends and the pub 80
lie that thev have chartered the iavorite steam. A
or CURTIS PECK fer MONDAY Evening, July
25th when they will give their second annual Civic
and Military Excursion down the river. The Boat
will leave the wharf st O'Clock end return about
II O'Clock. The Richmoad Comet Band has been
engaged, and two good Cotillon Bands will be in
attendance.
Refreshments will be furnished at city prices.
Tickets, to edmit a Gentleman and Lady, 81;
each additional LADY so cents. wnicn can be pro.
cured from the necc5ers CT the Company, and at
the Boat on the evening of The Excurs,cn.
e Military Gentlemen requested TO appear
in uniform iy-dtd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-22
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
VALuABLE PROPERTY ON THE ,

VALUABLE PROPERTY ON THE CA.
nal. In the city, mt Aucfion.-Wll be
sold, on THURSDAY, 18th jaly, commencing st S
o'clock, M, upon the premises, the Brick House
and Lot. near the Gauge Dock, fronting about 81
feet on the Cana, ut present occupied by Mr. Daniel
Iotty, as grocery store. This 10 one of the best
stands the city for retail store. coal or WOOD
yard; and being located In a section which il rs-
ptdiy improving, and will always command good
rent fJrds inducements to those wishing 10 inves,
in such property.
with interest, and secured by a trust deed
jq % suc,r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-22

20 CItizens and strangers Waiting
tue city, who wish to have their Hair cut in the
latest and most approved style, should call at the
Hair Dressing. Shaving, Shampooing and Bathing
Saloon, under the American Hotel
Blot aGd Cold Shower Baths can be had
daily, from half past A 81 to hall past 9 P NJ and
on sunday TO ii m
sagie Bath IS cents or five tickets for 81. En-.
trance on llth street Tvs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-22
EyURTHEK SUPPLIES OF POPULaR
BOOKS, just received by
lanes WOQnHnIIsE
JAN ES WUUDHUUSE,
III "a III Al, L.

(Lel9 Nash 4 Woodhouse.)
Modern Frtations BY Cstharine Sinclair, author
OF Beatrice, Modern Accomplishments &c; eie.
gsptly illustrated. and beautifully b0uLi in cloth.
IS cent?; neatly bound in paper, Soc
'Rodern Fhrtations Ia powerful wrought aid
sulutary satire upon iashior able toibles III YORK
Evangelist.
"ThiG is a rare book-a now and then book aha
one which shall leave its signature upon the popu-
lar tablet Buffalo Express
"A powerfully written and intensely interesting
novel."-N Y Com Adv.
This work aims heavy and successful blow at
one of the great evils Of modern society Albany
Argus
Thackeray's English Rrmoris.s of the Eighteenth
Century-A Series of Lectures-to which Is sp..
pended the Lecture on Charity and Humor, writ
ten aud delivered for the benefit Of Ladies' Chsri-
table Association In New York-!2 mo, muslin,
price 81.
Fern Leaves from Fanny's Portfolio, illustrated,
25 cents iy 20
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Nal> N0TLCE.-On crisay next, o2
zH5AS the 22nc inst, the regular C6tiiion -
SseaR psrty will commence :. .Ls Eusuenot Gsp
- Springs, and will be continued regu- -
ariy every other Friday curing the season
iyIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-22

q M our State ARATOR will live, when the au |;
L thor OF Construction Construed and the En-.
quiry shall be forgotten. And among eli the emil
nent living statesmen of Virginia, who have, with
toll assiduous climbed the steep ascent of fame, la
thsra one wno has attained reputation ssextensiva
and enduring as the upretendieg author of the Es-
say on Calcxeous Msnures."-Hon. Willoughby
Newton in his address before the Agricultural Con-
vention.
Ruffin's Essay on Calcsreous Manures. fifth edi.
ton, has been published In handsome style by
iy2l w RANDOLPH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-22

NEW BOOKS, for sale at the Baptist Book
IN Depository
The Young Ladys Guide to the Harmonious
Development OF Christian Character, by Harvey
Newcomb
The Mine Explored, or help to the reading of the
Bible
Reasons and Faith, and other Miscellanies, by
Henry Rogers; Eclipse of Faith, by do
The Sermons OF the Rev Joseph Finch, with a
Memoir
Baptism Ito Mode aad Subjects, by Prof
Nell
Life, Character and Acts OF John the Baptist, by
Rev VIM T. Duncan, NJ
Travels in Egypt and Palestine, by Thomas,
MD
Letters to recent Convert, by Pastor
The Young Lady's Mentor, by a Lady
Beatrice, or the Unknown Relatives, by Cathe.
zine Sinclair ~
without one in Boston, by w Page Of Va
School Books and Stationery always on hand
jy2l CHARLES WORKMAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-22

q New Daguerrean GaiieFy.-MiNNIS
Il WATSON beg Leave 70 inform their friends
anC the public. thst they have removed the Gallery
from the Mansion House 20 No l46. few doors oe.
low the American Hotel, on the opposite side
where they have fitted W znien6jd Daguerrean
Gallery, for the accommodation OF those who may
visit their rocmz.
The subscribers TOO well known for com.
ment, IS they have had roolna for the last two
years in this city, and have always given entire
satistecton. But they are happy TO announce TO
the public that they have superior facilities for
taxing hne Pictures, TO what they have ever had,
and pledge themselves to give Pictures unsurpassed
in thu United States in sofineGa or tone or style of
co!orirg. Call and see Ihe beautiful specimens OF
the art, whether you wish Pictures or not
ap20 HfHEIS & WATSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-22
FAMILY MRDICINR,-We a,k par

attention to the subjoined cer,ifeste of Mr. w
Otey of this city, who, in connection with hun
dreds of others, nee BAKERS Premium Bi.tsrs az
their family medicine, and =sa haze .ssa. k.cwn
it to fell in giving relief when taken directed:
Mr. BAEER-Dear Sir. | have used your Bit
ters in my family for the last two or three years
Its equal, ss family medicine is without parallel
My wife is subject TO pain IN the back and other
affections, but generally EDds immediate relief by
the OF your Premium Bt.crs. And in nav own
case lsst Fall was confined to Fay bed for two or
three weeks With the jsuaaioe, with physician
regularly attending rce; after &c Eaa given ia SO
grains OF csiomel, aad finding 10 relief and having
SO much confidence in your Bitters came to the
conclusion th4y would cure me. | sent nv ser
van, ia hes.s for one bottle, in ieas tnan three
days Il cieansed my whole system of the most OBJ
stinate jsundce. and lave been in perfect health
ever since / would re: ommeHd it to families gen
orally sz most use1Ii ana powerful medicine In
giving to1a and strength 70 the whole system
By his request. wv OTEY
Henrico County, May gath, 1859.
Price 80 cents per bottle, For sale by
hiessrs Purcell, Lsod Il Go; Bennett T. Besrs. A
Duvai. Adie & Gray, Chas Milispeugh, ana Drug.
2Ists generally throughout the city. Also, by Todd
Il Christian Petersburg; D z Lymnn Lynch5usa;
Kise d Toy Norfolk; Or E Carnn, WILLIAMSBURG
g Ordsrs Eddressed to E BAKER, Rich rnond.
va VIII receive prsnlps attennon. jy 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-22
EImper.aar to she RusIls..ExpREss

Yea can always and az WIZ. FAIL
C " Bakery, III Asia street, "a assesinaaat
Biscuit &C., that cannot DO sarpasss by asy otoer
ssnnhsnmert In tbs airy, In variety or qasusy.-
nh Lis VIA FklccznR, III Msls n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-07-22

IL NUTECEs-A. BUDEkER respectfully
informs his friends ana the public ia genera! that
ne hss removed from No II to No TO- INN ediatey
opposite his old stand and that of Messrs Van Lew
& Taylor, where ne has opened with fresh and
enlarged Stock of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals
Paints CHS, Dye Stutfs, Brushes, Fancy Articles,
&ci and great care is observed in the ee!ection
of ms Stock, purchasers nay rely uoop ohsaiainq
everything pure snd Tree from adulterasion lrd at
as low ana accommodating Eerms Gs ,hsy car be
bought any where In the CITY.
ORDERS and prescriptions carefully and neatly
put Cp and particular attention paid to shipping
and packing. ABOpEKEa,
my 26--tg va 10 Mein Street
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- Should he unixersaIlx Kna

S 1t should be Universally Known
for II is strictly true-tha. indigestion is the parent
OF large proportion of the fatal diseases Dyson
terry, disrrhea, cholera morbus, liver complaint,
and many other diseases enumers It in the city in
sPectors weekly catalogue Of Deaths are generated
by indigestion alone. Think of that dyspepticsl
think OF it. all who suffer from disordered sto-
machs-'nd if you are willing to be guided by ad
vice. founded upon experience resort al once don't
delay day to Hoofands Germen Btters, pre-.
pared by DR. NJ Jackson, which, as an Alternative.
curative, and invigorsut stands alone snd unap-
preached General depot l20 Arch street. We
have tried these BitteIs, and know that they are
excellent for the diseases specified above--[Phila.
delphia City Item jy 2O-d&w2w
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~ COMMISSIONERS SALE of IMPROV.

LANES NJ TAYLOR, Auctr. ~ 20
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The bill regulating the various ecclesiasti
cal communities of Holland has just been laid
before the Second Chamber.
Letters from Batavia state that Walter Glib
son the master of the American schooner, the
Flirt. who was imprisoned in Weltevreder, had
escaped on board the American ship n. b.
Palmer, Captain Lowe.
The North-Carolinian., 1853-07-23
! VOL. 14-EC. zs2.
THE JOLLY GOOD FELLOW.

In the course oI our rather crratc life.
we have net Wit!, Il great many Of this
class OF men. and have generally found
them shallow in mind, aud superficial IN
friendship Theysare blessed with great
digestive power. and atrenen,ous Ca 2acity
>fbr drinking, and. when you come serious
y to aoalyzes them, you will find their
principal virtues are the result Of a con-
stiiution almost p,out against the effects Of
|lifdiscretio,, Of eating aad drinking. He
\ Ralisa = Isl, :. To- s ..ss.ss.
thetime which aftthe celebrated horses
grounds in the nci.hbo,hood of fifty miles,
and put y"a up t"a thousand of those
knowing dodses about other matters which
help to complete the education of .be man
about town. Dine with him. and you will
soon see what ii IS to be ioliv good fell
low. The walters at the restaurants know
hi,u. for, although he seldom spend. any
money of his own. he is a most capital
decay duck. and few Keepers of hoo ses Of
refreshment but are willing to give him
the run of their place, on account of his
reputation rs diner out and good fellow.
The jolly good fellow is 10 fool. He is
rather Il genius than otherwise for he lives,
moves. aud has his being through the
weakness aud folly of others. He protesses
to be pruf,und IN his knowledge OF the
world ; and young men just coming out are
very apt to be attracted by his of hand
manner and apparent tim.i.ar,,y with all
that is passing In tue gr eat world. They,
innocent boys, 'masine there IS Il sort ct
eclat in being hand aud glove with man
who receives the difference of walters.
the smiles Of prostitutes. and the friendly
..c ~
should say to the young man starting III
life-never. il you can help it. form the
association Of fellow who has got the
reputation of being "a jolly good fellow,
Run, is the spirit OF friendship, and din
ner, which, he viii ieove you TO pay for, IS
the only substantial form in which his
good wiii is presented.
The North-Carolinian., 1853-07-23
SINGULAR RE- MON.


The New York Ex press tells the follow.
IN. rutnahce OF real life. ''Irutt is often
stranger than fiction -
..-A..--.-ia!. ...Ala.nan-E4Ailia !a-lAIs
tuuus gal. They are married. and IN due
time ave blessed with smiling cherub-a
pledge ot tntir mutual affection. But the
course of true love never did run smooth
as frequently after the contamination of
the marriage relations as before they are
entered upon. Business calls the gentle
mar to Europe. aud the same cause delays
his return for a long time. Meanwhile.
sIander, with her hundred eyes and cars,
is busy at work. The absent husband is
charged with infdelity. The lady h<.-
come, indignant, applies to the Courts. aud
sues out divorce with five thousand del
lars as alimoney, which ia Immediately
paid over by the friends of the absent hus-
band. The lady. having yesterday be-
cone Of age, (el years,) comes before tie
Court. asking that the above mentioned
sum be paid to herself. which was OF course
granted. But in The midst OF all this leg IA
warfare the husband returns. seeks an IN
tervicw with hi, former wife. explains
away all that had been said tn his siisad-
vantage. and second tine the happy
! cnuplr sought the steps OF The altar. and Il
second time the kuot was ued. aud We
presume Iit 'nly enou5 this. time to last ios
| the rest of their lives.'
The North-Carolinian., 1853-07-23
AZ TIE RED SIGN.
MCDONALD & MeNASTER

Have Just received q full ard complete stock of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS. SC, to which they
invite the atteatidh of the citizens and surround-
ing country. 1'ney will-sell low for cxsfI, or on
time TO punctual customers They Purchased
their goods for cash, and this will enablesfhem Ia
sell low. They have facilities that many ho1ses
have not: they have agents established in Balti-
more and New York. no always advise them al
any change in articles in their line and who
purchase only when hargains are to be had. we
isee pz always on band spleaaii assert 81
70 lei do.esrfr f;5ar. cTnsfi "a asssi
brown sugars; Rio lava and Lagnira coffee; green,
Hvson and black teas; New Orleans and Cuba
lnolasses; table & sack SALT bacon lard mess pork
mess beef. smoked beef. dryesi enison; No l. .
and ; mackerel; butter, cheese, flour. n cal corn
oats tobacco, candles, copperas, salerstus ineii-
go, mad der, spice, pepper, ginger nutmeg, Gina
mon, EPSON salts, hardware, cutlery, crockerv
and glassware; and a variety OF otlfer goods
They take this method of thanking the c.,umu-
nlty and their country friends for the very lihe-
raj patronage bestowed on them; and Intend by
seiling goods /oto to Increase their former trade
always keeping in view that ninlble sxpence
is nrth a slow shilling.
Yellow Building. between the Market House
and the Bank of the State, Gillespie Street,
Fayetteville. n. G..
March 2jth. 1888. 23-tf.
The North-Carolinian., 1853-07-23
INpORTANT!.t
DAGU GUERREOTYPES!! =!

&SecssTc the GRei.y- the Sssfjst Fades
The subscriber begs leave to inform the citi-
Of Fayetteville that he has taken the room
formerly occnpied by T. 0 Smith, (Henbow &,
kvle's huiiding.} where be will remain for a
short time. and respectfully solcts cali from
the citizens whether they wish pictures not.
He is prov i,ied with the most approved appa-
rattis, and with large and beautiful selection of
Gases, Frames, Loclseis, Pins, Sc, which he
Will place Pictures, single or in grouns "t al
most any number. and warra MT them to be taken
III the BEST STYLE Or THE ART, and NEW
Err t. FADE. Fail not then while the oopor-
tunity is afforded von, to secure that which
money cannot purchase after the loved Parent, /,
Husband, Wife. Child or Friend shall have pass
ed away. namely: A CORRECT AND UNFAD-
ING LIKENESS, which now be obtained
at 50 little trouble and expense, by calling at
the subscribers room.
Once more say &C. Give ca'!, sit for
your picture, an, in you expected to
take it unless entirely satisfactory.
Particular attention paid to the taking of
Children, which Is done IN few seconds. He Is
also prepared to t..e the l!iienesses OF the sick
deceased. wiiicil vii! be do:e at their resi-.
dences. OIL Paintings, En2rasings. pIguetreu-
types, sc, correctly copied.
j. VI WALDEN. Daguerreotvpist.
y B---Laliez requested figured or la
material avoiding white. light blue pink. scarf
shawl gives II pleasing picture For t'crtIr
black hrrt vest and crarat that the bosou,
Je much posed. For Children plaid striped
figured dresses lace work Rng.;s add much IL tle beDu
The North-Carolinian., 1853-07-23

CnlH. Trees The Mobile Tribune
learns from IA citizen ot that city. that the
China tree was in,ruduc crh into ,hi, country
before the Revolutionary war by mer-
camille frm Of Philadelphia and Ehenton,
Nort, Carolina. which traded with China.
The first tree planted ~ the former
city. but, under an apprehension that 1t
would not live IN so northern a climate. i.
was removed to Edenton. where it grew
apace and was greatly admired. After it
commenced blooming. the people came as
many as twenty ard thirty miles TO see it.
From th:, single tree, it was propagated
through the country. and now. in most Of
our cities, il is one ot the commOnest Of
our shade trees. The first tree wa. still
vigorous twenty years ago.
The North-Carolinian., 1853-07-23

ToBAcco SEED O,L.-Foreign papers
state that ID British resident in Russia. " no
is a member of the Imperial Geographical
Society OF that c"untry, aud gardener to
hi. Excel!ency. General Vsvolodjsky, near
kizi,or. has found. by experiment. that
tn. seed of the tobacco plant contains
about fifteen per cent of an oil that has
superior desiccative qualities, which may
be employed with advantage IN pants and
varnisnes. The process ot extraction Is
said to be simple and easy. requiring only
a reduction of the seed to powder. which
is to be kneaded INTO a s.ilf paste, with Il
sufficient quantity OF hot water, and alter
wards submitted to the action Of very
strong press. The oil. when expressed.
Is exposed to a moderate heat, which,
coasuiating the vegetable a'bumen OF the
bottom of the vessel. leaving the oil IN
perfectly clear and iimp'd state.
The North-Carolinian., 1853-07-23
20 Distfiles's and Shippers OF
'E'ETggEs s'zyz1,.

The undersgne having completed his large
and connodious Warehruse Situated on tie
River Rank, at Lower Fayetteville, IS BOW
prepared to receive Spirits Turpentine on St,,-
rage. He expects TO devote his sole attention
the business, and those w ilo Store their Spirits
with him, may depend upon his bei,g in the
Wareh house every day to detect all, leakage
that Having d good Cooper ALWAYS
III the Warehouse, he WI II be able to make it an
ohlect to those who engage the lrllnutactn as
we'll as 10 shippers to patronize hn-~-Ai Spi-
Its RECEIVED IL good order, viii he kept SO free
recclvCG Dad condition. .
Merchants buying the article Will save fn>,c Il
trouble and expense by sending it directly to
the Warehouse for inspection
The subscriber being in wise i:ttc crest ed or
concerned in OF the Boats, will IN all cases
ship directed by the owner or shipper.
ISIfAM BLAKE.
June p. 1883 -fS-..n
The North-Carolinian., 1853-07-23
THE RAIL ROAD SURVEY.

..tve learn that the Engineers hs on
Saturday afternoon last ATT O'Clock.
REACHED within. mile and n half ofs 9pep
River. and probably got 10 the@rises, hat
evening. The line run. a basesfine.
beginning at the Cape Fear river beio& the
Clarentlsn Bridge. skirtins tire s;srl the
mouth Of Cross Greek. aud thence li,lu2h
the Northern part Of tifis iowitsa fisht
course 10 nsep River. IS about 4 5 1s
aboat 4fa froa. the centre of
sthi@ st1aisitll hns sl.asssx; 5|ae Par
10 miles from t0wn and recr6SSeSs 20
niles from town. 1t will reach Deep
River about half mile abovs the Gulf.
Aft CT the completion Of this base line.
others will probably be run at each end of
the route. to ascertain what will be the
best pont of approach to Deep River. ans!
Of entrance to the town of Fayetteville. -
Fayetteville Cb5efrer.
The North-Carolinian., 1853-07-23
sssOEss for csef.

Will be rented at public .Auction. on S..tHr-
dav. 18th of iH.3%t. 1913, at the Market House.
1T t.. o'clock til. fui"" tig Stores. Ware houses
and DIV ueiings, belonging 10 he Estate OF John
K Mctiuifc decetSed---!n Nit:
Brick Store, corner Of Market Square aud
Green street
Brick Store Joining The above on Green street
Large Ware House Gil lespie street
Large Ware House corner Ut MuuIfurd !. Nd
Gillespie streets.
Two Ware Houses Mumiord street neal
Gillespie street.
Also the Dwelling Iouse ca Green street. ncai
Eccleo' Bridge.
\. N CAMPBELL, Anct.
July It, 1888 5i-5t
The North-Carolinian., 1853-07-23
Town Lots for Sale.

VIII offer for sale at public Auction. on Sat
uTd1y the 5oth Of Jniy next. number of TO-. y
LOi ,. situated on Fair Bluff, \. c.. dJ"ini ng
asit! peI"e en- Lumber River and the Winlng''n
ana Manchester Railroad, ito which point ana
oeYoho. the Road is completely and ais"
adjoining the public roads leading. one to Con-
"ayOofo, ) Z the other to Marion Court House
S. C. The location Of these lots are decidedly
the nandsornest about Fair bIuft. Come oae'
come al that want lots. and judge fer yourselves
Twelve months credit, with interest from Gaze
oono and approved urity. before the y. Is
made. F POWELL.
| July ie, 1888 5i-2t